The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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THE city has I'll gasoline lamps.
MEETING of Common Council this q
ternoon.
THE dog licenses for this year amour
TO $4,000.
THE will of II. Koehl was probate
yesterday.
THE Cabinet-makers' Relief Unio
gave ball at Arbeiter Hall last even
Ing.
DIR. LORDS lecture yesterday after
noon ON Hildebrand was largely al
tended.
POoE-sELLING was plentiful last even
Ing. and ''hedging" was numerous abou
10 p. M.
THE first German Building Associa
tion of Reading has filed articles OF in
corporation.
THE alarm from box 96 last evening
was caused by seventy-tive cent fire
from defective flue.
YESTERDAY our coal dealers were
jubilant. To-day they are sad. The
river at Pittsburg is falling.
BURGLARS carried off $125 worth o.
s'plunder" from the residence of Charley
Zachritz, on Spring Grove avenue, yes
terday.
QUITE a number of QIakers from In
Gently, en- route to a new settlement
near Greensboro, North Carolina.
REMEMBER the Concert by the Juve.
nile Apollo Orchestra, at Mozart Hall,
Tonight. 1t is to be given under the
or ynTa .nf i.,rl Nln
programme is Of special interest.
MIKE BURKE, short stop of the Blue
Stockings, arrested for an assault upon
Jo Heflinger, saloonist, recently, was
fined So and costs, in the Police Court
this morning. Dora Dean, taken at the
same time for lettering, was dismissed.
L. W. MOE, the young printer who was
arrested on the charge OF stealing small
amount of money from travelling man
named Williams some time since, was
this morning dismissed for want of pros
ecution. His counsel, T. c. Campbell,
ESQ.,, took occasion to denounce the
prosecutor as black-mailer.
A MORNING cotemporary publishes a
sensational story to the effect that $l3,-
600 In cash and two mortgage notes for
large amount had been stolen from
col0red servant girl on Court street.
Servant girls who have thirteen thousand
dollars in ready cash and twice as much
in first-class collaterals slowed away in
their trunks, are very plentiful in these
inflated times.
MR.. CARL SCHMIDT Won BUERGELER,
for nearly twenty years connected with
the German press OF this city, died at
Betts-s treet Hospital yesterday, after an
nf IN fnu hal
past few years been employed in teach
ing a Catholic school in Fairmount. He
was employed on both the Volksblatt
and Volksfreund, and acquired consid.
cradle distinction as o. writer and as q
polished gentleman.
GEORGE W. HENDLEY, jr., son of the
Fifth street halter, George
W. Hendley, ST., died at his fathers res.
dence in the 21st ward, on Monday
after brief illness, in the 23d |
year Of his age. He was general favor
tie wherever he was known, and his loss
will be deeply regretted by the large Cir
lie Of friends in which he moved. The |
riends OF the afflicted parents will ex-
end to them their sympathy in this their |
leep affliction. The funeral occurs to-
morrow at 2 p. NJ, from the family resi-
lence.
GEO. HoGLER, farmer from near
Bethany, Butler county, came to the |
,ity and stopped at the Bevis House.
betting through with his garden truck |
yesterday, he took stroll down to the |
classic locality OF Bucktown. He ran
Icross three dusky" Hebes named |
Anna Williams, Anna Jones
md Mary Brown. They invited him |
nto the den. He went. They soon re-
ieved him OF his money, $45, and kicked |
i'm out. He then had them arrested.
his morning their cases were up in the |
'olice Court, but were continued until |
o-morrow, an important witness being
bsent.
YESTERDAY afternoon woman was
elected in the act of concealing two
otis OF lace and other articles beneath
er shawl at the store OF III. g. b. Pogue
n Fifth street. She was detained in the
tore until the arrival OF Officer
'arker, who locked her up at the
Station, where she
ras at once recognized as the notorious
lrs. M. Meyers, daughter of the we'll
fences" or pawn-shops, one in Cleve.
md and the other in Philadelphia,
here thieves working the two cities
1
aims. This Mrs. Meyers, accom-
anied by her husband and al
IAN named James OBrien reached this
ty last Thursday, and put up at the
armers' Hotel, on Court street. At 8
clock last evening 0onel snelbaker,
itn Officers Mead and Kushman, went
} the rooms of the party, and
und six trunks filed with
aluable shawls, laces and
her goods, which they coniiscated and
,moyed to the Ninth-street Station.
Irs. Meyers, who is a partner In these
sfarious transactions, took the alarm
nd left the town. james OBrien, how
5er, was taken In, and is now locked
p. Mrs. Meyers, the queen bee OF the Ii
We, appeared before Judge Lindeman
is morning, who continued her case to
ovember 9, placing her, at the earnest |
quest of Colonel Snelbaker, under
ry heavy bonds--S3,00O. O'Brien will
we hearing at the same time.
By RAcKING your lungs with cough,