The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-09
ADDIIIONAL UKBAN NE WS.
CONVICTION,

COV VlNGlONs
Richard Henderson, an American citi-
zen of African descent, was this morning
arrested by Deputy Marshal Goodson for
stealing a lot of ribbons and jewelry
from servant girl Of Mr.. Mouser, No.
$50 Sanford street. Henderson was
placed in durance vile, and will probably
appear before the Grand Jury in few
days.
In the Criminal Court, the case of Jo-
seph Williams has been given to the jury.
james Sneed pleaded guilty to the charge
of trespassing, and was fined $40 and
costs. The case of Thomas V. Hall is
still in progress.
The thermometer at this end of the
Cincinnati bridge, at 6 O'Clock this MORN
ing, stood at degrees below zero; at IL
it had risen to 10 above, showing diff
ference of 10 degrees.
Dock Mann was fined 81 and costs for
drunk by Mayor Athey this morning.
Everybody and his father will attend
the Mardi-G Gras ball tonight.
Fred. Hundorf, saloon keeper at the
corner of Seventh and Washington
streets, was stabbed in the temple and
shoulder and in the back, by Henry
Crane, whom he was attempting to eject
from the saloon while in a drunken con-
dition yesterday afternoon. His wounds
are probably not fatal. Crane was ar
rested late last evening. This morning
he was sent to answer before the grand
jury.
Mir. Miller mas adopted the child found
on the drayman's steps Saturday morn
ing.
Squire Duyenick tried seven cases
yesterday.
Dr.. il. A. NJ. Henderson, Superintend-
ent of Public instruction, speaks here
on the 26,h.
Rev. Father Smith Otficiated at the fu-
neral of VIM. Richards yesterday. Some
$500 persons were in attendance.
The Mardi-Gras procession will pro-
ceed from Odd-tellows' Hall, east on
Fifth to Scott street; south on Scott to
Tenth; west on Tenth to Russell; south
on Russell to Eleventh; east on Eleventh
to Madison; north on Madison to the
Hall. People along the line of march
will unite in illumination.
The insurance men meet to-day to con-
slider the feasibility of making the tariff
rates correspond with Cincinnati's.
Jacob Il. Leet and James Ii. Graham
were impaneled on the Grand Jury, TO
ill the places of Clarksen and Richards.
The fire Sunday night was at Il. II.
Ramsey's residence, OH Ninth st. Loss,
500. ,r..r.s.
The Susan f. Hays V. John Sanderson
case, and the case of James G. Arnold v.
William Maxwell, were affirmed by the
Court OF Appeals.
A permanent organization was effect
ed by the Mechanics Il llercbants' Build
ing Association at the meeting last night,
and officers for the ensuing year were
elected.
James w. Lair has been admitted to
$4,000 bail. lie is accused of giving false
dislillers' bonds.
Rev. Green Clay Smith, of Hartford,
and Hon. A. j.. McAtee, from Nicholas,
were ut the Clinton last night.
Barney Heenan was taken to Louis
Vile yesterday to appear before the US.
Court.
Mrs. Charles Troutman was severells
burned On the arm yesterday, by her
clothes catching fire from a gas-burner.
EX-Councilman Richard Butler takes
share in the procession tonight.
NEWPORT. ..
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works
will probably begin operations again to-
morrow.
Licking river is again covered with
ice.
MI Al. Martin. an eX-policeman,w while
engaged in cutting ice on Adam Schweit-
zer's farm, near the city, had his right
hand badly frozen.
In the City Court came Earnest BoalZ-
ner and Fred Flagner, charged with dis
orderly conduct. They were each dis
missed. Martin Trautman will appear
before the same tribunal this evening at
5 O'Clock. VIM. Siegman, whose case
has several times been continued was
this morning iined one cent and costs
for his misconduct.
The ferry.boat has stopped running on
account OF the heavy ice in the river.
In the case of the Roger Wheel Com
pany against John Forbes, the jury yes
terday gave the plaintiff $50.
The case OF Martin Schroll against j.
Weingartner is being tried.
The new 'steam-heater at the Barracks
works finely.
Surgeon General Swift is to purchase
ISL, $50 worth Of walnut lumber to make
into furniture for the new Barracks Hos
pital.
Meeting of the Medical Society of Cow
ington and Newport, at DR.. SOrg's, to-
night.
The concert by the "Musical Ten",was
a success.
The fog horns for the police have az
rived.
Nine recruits accepted at the Barracks
Yesterday.
Willie Helm, a son of Charles j. Helm,
was run over by "a coal cart yesterday
and badly hurt.
The remains of Mr.. G. B. Ratteburn,
formerly Of this city, will be buried by
North Star Lodge, Q. O. f., at Cum
minsville, this afternoon, at $50.
FoOtpads are troublesome between
Dayton and Bellevue.
The following is the programme for the
Lenten season at st. Pauls: Ash Wod-
nesday, service and sermon at II; eve
ming prayer ut j. q From that until Pas
sion week, morning prayer Wednesdays
at 10; Litany, with lecture, Fridays at
10: Eecning prayer and sermon, Friday,
at 1880; evening prayer and lecture. Sat
urday at 1870. Passion Week, morning
service daily'at 10, except Good Friday;
service with sermon Good Friday at II
a. IN. and 1880 p. m. Easter-even: pray
ers, with baptism and lecture, at 4;30 p.
M Easter-day, services and holy COM
munion at II a. M; evening prayer, 1880
p. m. The appointments OF preachers
are as follows: February 18th, by Rev.
Peter Tinsley; February 10Th, by Rev. A.
+. Blake; February Goth, by Rev. b. w.
Rhodes; March 9th, By Rev. W. W..
Walsh; March 18th, by Rev. G. +. Bug-
bee; March 10th, by Rev. NJ. A. Johnson;
March 26th, by Rev. I. 5. Yocom, ali
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