The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-18
LATEST LOCAL.

r. DYER, Assistant District Attorney, h1s
gone East to improve his health. -
The alarm Of fire sounded from Box 10, cor~
ner of Front and Parsons streets, about 9;lS
this morning, was false.
THE report in yesterdays STAR that the EH-
reka Insurance Company had o policy on TIM
Cumminsville fire. was erroneous We MAXI
this correction cheerfully.
JOSEPH SHALvEY was lodged in Hammond
street Station-h0u by officer Delehanty, fD4
stealing q coat worth $3, from one Of the 6t0Tod
on The public landing. Shalyey confesses his
guilt. t
THE Hermann Lodge No. t5 A. o. U. w. hza
filed its articles of incorporation In the RecOr-
ders Office with Christian Conradi, Bernand
Pistorias and Justus Schwinn as Trustees.
WIN. Frankhouse. charged with the embez-
element OF $50 worth OF coopers' ware belong.
lag to George Wuest, was dismissed on paw
ment of the costs, as he had made good The
amount.
MENA WEISL0GLE. arrested August IA, ,fDr
selling liquor without license, had an exam
nation before United States ConmissioDeH
Hooper this morning and was dismissed, rs M
her,
PROF. PoLLARD's Jubilee Singers had larga
house at Allen Temple last evening. Their
singing was received with great applause,
They sing Tonight at the Zion Baptist Church.
on Ninth street, between Central avenue anh
John.
JOHN GILDAY was bound over in the sum OF /
sSU0 by Commissioner Hooper to-day to await
the action OF the Grand Jury, on charge of
selling liquor without a license. He furnished
bail IN the sum required for his appearance at
the proper time.
ONE Of the American District Telegraph
Company's electrical instruments has been
placed in the office Of the Chamber OF Com.
merce for the benefit or the members and WIN
| be found great convenience.
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to-day and opened bids for bridge acrOB1
Milcreek, near Spring Grove, and number D1
other contracts. About rWenty-three bids fDE
various Jobs were opened. The contracts Wft
be awarded at the next session.
L. BERGER, a cigar maker, was arrested hV
Officer Logan on warrant. sworn out by Le11
Letting, who resides at 200 West Sixth stIeBts
Berger was taken to the Ninth street Station
on charge OF petit larceny. He Is said -
have stolen gold-plated watch -chain, worth
about fve dollars. !
WIN. A. MEYER, ESQ, has succeeded hia
"Kempfer Bitters' establishment on Wsss
Eighth street. VIM. Movers is young man %
energy and will push this business lively. ThE
Bitters have, after some twenty years uss IN
Cincinnati, proved to be an excellent remedy
for bowel and stomach complaints. !
LIEUTENANT MIDDENDoRF and officer Burke
to-day arrested man named John Ryan for
stealing O coat and hat and railroad ticket
for New York flom one +. w. Vernum Van6s.
Ryan, who is a stranger to Vane, had met higt
yesterday, and both went on spree. which,
ended in Ryan robbing Vane about 10 0'cloaE.
last night. Ryan sta ted for Covlngton via tho
Suspension bridge, but was arrested on tho
other side-coinllain having previously been
made by vane to bridge watchman Maher.i
This morning the officers broughe Ryan OVER
here from the Covington Jail, and to-morrew
morning he will be given chance to ansW,r
to tho charge Of petit larceny in the POlica
Court. Vane is sailer, a native
OF New Jersey. and came here few days ago
from kentucky.