The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-14
LATEST LOCAL.

FIVE vags at Hammond street up to
noon to-day.
A BALL for the benefit of Con. Shane,
who lost a leg recently by an accident on
the c., H. & D. railroad, will be given at
the Central Hall Wednesday evening,
Dec. 10. Go and give Con. a lift.
CHAs. PERKINS, convicted of an as.
sault and battery upon Madame Car
neal, who keeps confectionery at No.
425 w. Fifth street, last night, is fined
$25 and costs tor the assault, and $40 for
carrying concealed weapons.
A SUIT was brought in the U. S. Circuit
Court by James D. Randall, of the State
of Indiana, against Alfred Day, III. G..
Williamson and Albert j. Powell, OF the
State of Ohio, for the recovery of money.
Amount claimed 81, 1000, with interest.
A SUIT was brought in the U. s. Circuit
Court by the Dorsey Revolving Harves-
ter Rake Company, of the State OF Penn
syIyania, against the Champion Machine
Company, of Springfield, o., for an al
legged infringement in Harvester Rakes.
BY request of Captain Churchill, who
states that he wishes to make other ar
rests in this connection, the case OF Har-
rison Randall, arrested for exhibiting
gaming devices at. 1S5 Vine street, has
been continued for one week, his bail
fixed at 500.
JOHN A. RYAN, who halls from New
ark, N. j., pleaded guilty to stealing a
pair of ladies' shoes valued at W 60
from j. H. Fingers store. He stated
that he took them for. the purpose OF
being sent to the Work-house, being in a
destitute condition. He will stay thirty
days.
JAS. ANDERSON was arrested this
morning by officers Brazell and Knox on
charge OF larceny. Anderson had II
brushes and shoulder of meat
which he was attempting to dispose Of.
Yesterday Anderson was peddling
sieves. If any one is missing any brushes.
let him 60 to Hammond-street Station.
DANIEL BUCKLEY and Thos. McGrue
occupy stable together near Third and
Sycamore streets. For some time past
McGrue has been missing his corn. Sus.
picion fell on Buckley, and was well
founded. McGrue last night placed a
bit of wood in the end Of all of his ears
of corn, and this morning found the
marked cobs in the stall of Buckley, ,whG
was accordingly lodged in Hammond
street Station.
HENRY PAGE, Albert Patterson and
Joseph b. Moore, all engineers Oh the
l., G. & l.. railroad, got on a regular
Iiamboree in saloon at the corner oi
Carr and Sixth streets last evening
| The last mentioned was not so drunk as
the others, but among the party some
Ihow Patterson lost a hundred.dollar
watch, which he missed at seven O'Clock,
and charges Moore and Page with gran q
Larceny. They have been arrested, and
| will have hearing soon.
J. "A. McHUaH, on the charge Of steal.
| ing keg of venetian red from Robin
sons shop on Longworth street, near
| Vine, wished his case continued. as he
wants to make out an affidavit against
| w. q. Shannon, who has carpenter
shop ON Sixth, who McHugh claims Is
the real thief. 1t seems to be thin case
| against Mr.. Shannon, as the arresting
| officer states that he saw McHugh with
| the keg on his shoulder, and that he sold
liz afterwards to Jerry Kettle for 81 30.
The case has been continued to give Mr..
shannon an opportunity to explain his
alleged completely in the affair.
THE man named Jacob Meyer, whom
Officer John Quinn arrested Sunday
morning on suspicion, got good dose
this morning. Quinn found on his per.
son pawn-tickets for two overcoats, val.
ued at $40 each, stolen from the Madison
House and St. James; forged checB
| for $50 on q Philadelphia bank, and
about dozen pawn-tickets issued
lin Louisville, Philadelphia and
| New York, The owners oi
\ the oyercoats mentioned are Chas
Vincent aud Mr.. Coriom. who took pos
session of them. Meyers goes TO the