The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-27

Superintendent Snelbaker. This morn.
Ing Setter was arraigned in the Police
Court on charge of harboring lewd
women. Setter was convicted of the
charge, and sentenced to pay fine OF
you and costs.
| CORONER MALEY has held the inquest
10 the George Linser case, and the Jury
returned verdict of death from apo.
plexy, caused by. a rupture of the cere'
bral artery from over-excitement occa-
stoned by the excessive use of alcoholic
stimulus. Nothing new was ELECTED
| from the testimony offered. At subse-
quent search of his room three $40 gold
pieces were found.
CORONER MALEY has held an inquest
on the body OF man by the name of
Ihomas Cronin, who was found dead
apout four o'clock this morning, at NO.
~ N orth street, between Sycamore and
Broadway. The jury returned verdict
OF death from intemperance and ex-
posure. The deceased was native of
Ireland, about 55 years of age, and gen.
orally employed as coal-shoveler. His
wife and daughter reside on the corner
OF Third and Elm streets, and, on ac-
count of his Incorporate habits, refused
to live with him.
In the Board of Improvements yester-
day, Engineer Halpin submitted his
report, stating that the pavement on
Mcfarland street was finished, and that
he and the Commissioner could not look
into the defects without tearing up the
pavement. In consequence of the
amount OF work, there was no time to
look after Blue Rock street, Oehler and
Shaw allies, Findlay street and the
plank sidewalk at Sedamsville.' The
bids by Messrs. MCGUIRE g. Burns, for
the improvement of Mclean street, were
informal, but that of Ryan was formal.
The report was accepted, except the
last.
The Cincinnati Light Guards held a
partial election last evening, re-electing
Captain Charles w. Karr commander OF
the company. This is the seventh elec-
tion OF Captain Karr to this position,
and is just compliment to him in view
of the untiring energy he has displayed
in furthering the interests of the Ohio
military. in general and the Cincinnati
Light Guards in particular. The COM
pany which he commands is an honor to
Cincinnati and to its captain, and has
become such under his direct supervis.
ion and training. 1t was organized
September 7th, 1868, as Company 9, Gin
cinnau Zouaves, and as such became
Company c, First Battalion o. l. M.
Two years since the Uniform and name
were changed, and it took the name it
now bears of Cincinnati Light Guards,
Company G, First Battalion Ohio Ma
tional Guard.
The Board of Health met in regular
session, with President Johnston in the
chair and all the members present. The
committee to whom was referred the
subject of the financial condition of the
Health Fund made their report, viz:
The amount in the Treasury on January
l, 1875, was $35,279 65. The expenditures
of the first quarter amounted to $13, ,S12 SO,
leaving balance of $2l, 1856 81 for the re-
naming nine months; and If the expendi-
lures follow in the same way there will be
deficiency in the treasury of $33, 1856 %;
therefore, the Committee would recon-
mend the Board to keep within the
bounds required by law, and contract no
liability it will be unable to meet. The
Committees that were appointed last
year were reconiirmed, except the Com
mittee on Finance. Mr.. Fratz made a
motion to abolish all the Committees ex-
cept the Committees ON Finance and
Record. Carried.