The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-30
LATEST LOCAL.

tomorrow morning for Chicago, Illinois,
to spend the summer at his sisters resi-
dence at that place.
The cases of the policy players men,
toned yesterday were called in the Po-
lice Court this morning, but continued
till the 7th of next month. They are all
out on bail.
THE Bailey Wringing Machine Com.
pany have brought suit in the Circuit
Court of the U. S. against the Lever
Wringer Company Tor Infringement on
their patent.
THE little daughter of Lieutenant Sar-
gent, run over about three weeks ago by
street-car, is rapidly recovering. She
will not be deprived of the use of her
lower limbs, and the present lameness
will hardly be percepiible.
THE clothing store of John B. Drahman,
No. 60 Broadway, was entered some time
before five O'clock this morning and a
number of valuable coats, pants, vests
and handkerchiets taken. No arrests.
THE captain of Engine No. /, Race
street near Second, returned to the
treasurer of the Firemens Relief Asso-
citation $3.50, proceeds from the sale OF
tickets for the fireuien's benefit, and q
check of $50 trom Thomas Emery Sons.
VIM. COBB, charged with having OBJ
tanned five dollars and eighty-one cents
from the Big Sandy Packet Company by
false pretenses, had his case continued
by Judge Lindeman this morning to
next Monday, under bond in the sum
of $780,.
The jury in the case of John Brown, a
party in the suit of S. r. 8. West and
others against Robert Mitchell and 9TH
ers, to recover for damages to his prop
erty incurred by the opening of Mitchell
avenue, returned verdict in his favor
Tor $1,000.
AUGUSTUS DE PUGH was arrested yes
terday on complaint of Peter Berger,
charging him with the larceny of a gold
watch worth $50 and $40 in money, about
the 18th OF this month. His case, in the
Police Court this morning, was contin-
ued till next Tuesday, and his bond
fixed at $500.
. THOMAS DERRICK was arrested to-day
on warrant sworn out by VIM. McHugh
and lodged in the Ninth-street Station,
on a charge of mayhem. Derrick yester-
day got into a difficulty with McHugh,
and ip the affray bit off the forefinger OF
his hand. Officers Kelley and Brothers
made the arrest.
GEORGE MILLER was lodged at Ninth
street Station to-day by Lieutenant
Smith, of Bremen-street District. On
his person was found pocket-book con-
tanning an old five-dollar bill, a number
of receipts and checks belonging to Mr..
Shinkle, of Covington. He was taken to
that city by the Marshal.
W.T.. MARSHALL, whose whisky-house
on Sycamore street was seized yester-
day, bonded it out in the sum of $3OS this
morning and was allowed to resume
operations. On the charge oil distilling
without a license he gave bonds in
Hooper yesterday for his appearance
next Thursday to answer to the charge.
The MaIey Floaters and the City
Building Nine will engage in a game Of
baseball at Ludlow grounds Tomorrow
afternoon if the weather is favorable.
DR.. Maley will act as pitcher, and some
fun may be anticipated. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Charlie Baker
also plays with the Floaters. May better
success attend them this time than the
last.
JAMES DAVIS, Amos s. Davis, A. G.
Barnett, Charles L. Davis and 8. s.
Pointz, the gamblers who escaped from
Jim and Charlie Davis gambling rooms
on the night that the house was pulled,
we're brought before Judge Lindeman
this morning, ON a charge of exhibiting
gaming devices. On application con-
tinuance was granted till the 9th of next
month.
THE RESIDENCE of Mr.. Brahm, at No.
so Broadway, was entered by thieves
last night and quantity Of wearing
apparel, consisting Of two ladies' sacks,
u pair of cashmere pants, and a white
vest, were stolen. -Four watches -one
gold and three silver-were also carried
away. The thieves entered through
transom, and have not yet been arrested.
The value Of the goods is about $500.