The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

TnE grand jury room and several
other rooms in the Courthouse are be
ing renovated.
MIR. JAS. DALTON last night mourned
thc loss oi u horse and barouohe, which
we're taken from Prices Hill yesterday
afternoon.
TuE case or Murat Halstead & Co,
against the Committee of Police and
Prisons comes up before Squire John
son at O'Clock this afternoon.
FRANK WILDER, accused of shooting
with intent to kill Mary Riley, some
tiIne ago, will be tried in the Criminal
Court, before Judge Cox, next Monday
morning.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Baumgard-
ner and HUFF, and Engineer Bowles
have gone to the western part of the
county 10 Inspect the amount OF DAM
age done by the treshets.
THE Americas Boat Club last night re-
solved TO build boathouse at cost OF
$1,00O, to be subsequently, enlarged at a
cost OF $1,000. Four hundred dollars have
been subscribed by the members.
Mr.. II. S. MADDOX and Miss Lulu Ul-
rich, both connected with the Howe Sew
ing Machine Company, were married
yesterday at the residence of II. B. Mcr-
fit, manager of the company, by Rev.
Dr.. Werld.
THE Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
VIII probably have on exhibition ma
chimes for the manufacture of brass pins
aod birthstone matoaes. The display of
thcse machines will prove objects OF Gu
Tiosity to many OF the visitors.
LOUISA BADRACK, widow of the young
man who was murdered by Guiana
Guidi last week, has brought suit against
The murderer and her husband's father
to recover $4,000. The father of the
murdered man is connected in the suit
xS garnishee.
PUPILS OF the D Grade, Colored
SchvUls, who hold the following num-
befs, are admitted to the intermediate
department of the Gaines School: 43,
G, I9. 6o, 80, 81, %, 45, S5 AZ, q, 65, 10, 9I,
63, ST. 90, 81, AZ, 53, %, "a, 80, 81 T3, rs, u,
u. sc, 80, So, II, 10, 81, 81, IA, o. 81, ~, 81,
30, 81, 81, "a, %, Is, S5.
OFFICERS RYAN and Quinn yesterday
sfternoon arrested two notorious L.
males and lodged them in the Ninth.
street Station for petit larceny. After
eaving searched their houses they found
lot of wearing apparel, u silk umbrella,
window shades and lot of towels and
she3;s These goods and about $500
worth more that have not been recoy-
cred, were stolen from Kate Riley's
place, on Longworth street. Their cases
In the Police Court, to-day, were con-
t!nued till tomorrow morning.
IT now appears thai the Aldermen
who favored the removal OF the soda
water stands from Lincoln Park on the
grounds that the owners did not pay
their dues to the city was in error. Mr.. |
Yungblutt, the proprietor OF the stands, |
this morning called on us and exhibited |
his receipts for 20 per cent. of the money |
taken in aI the stands each week during |
the present year, which he has turned |
over to the authorities, according to the |
contract with the Park Board.
In yesterdays STAR we mentioned the |
arrest of b. Ii. Horner, who was taken |
In by officer Kushman, for the larceny of |
an ovelcoat worth $100, suit OF clothes,
a field glass, and pair OF opera-glasses,
worth in all about $l70. The articles
were taken from the St. Nicholas. Hor.
Rer was arraignea in the Police Court |
this morning, charged with grand lar
ceny. Though clear case was against |
him, he was allowed to plead guilty to |
petit larceny, and sentenced to thirty |
days in tue Work house, and S20O'1ine.