The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

money order. His case in the Police
Court this morning, was continued tC
March 81.
THE funeral services Of the late Rev
@. IL. Taylor, took place at the Third
Presbyterian Church yesterday, in the
presence of large assembly of friends
and admirers whom he had gained dur
inr his eight years of pastorate over the
church. Dr.. Henry Bushnell, of FIRE.
mont, Ohio; Rev. A. b. Morey, and Rev.
b. ID. Morris, ID. D., ofiiciated.
Mr.. AYREs L. BRAMBLE, respected
citizen and prominent pioneer pork
packer of this vicinity, died at his resi-
dence, at Plainville, on Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Bramble was highly esteemed
by all who knew him, and was always
warmly welcomed by his friends of the
city when he happened on the floor of
the Chamber of Commerce, of which he
was a member.
The Chicago Fire Relief Committee
tor Cumminsville reports that $500 has
been collected, that 5000 has been ex-
pended as per receipts, that $50 has been
given to Mr.. Wollinhaupt, sufferer by
the fire, and afterward q resident of
Cumminsville, and that the remainder,
$3.50, now in the hands of the Treasurer,
| viii be appropriated toNthe relief OF the
family of Henry Horstenmeyer.
A MEETING OF the Israelites of the city
was hetd at Covenant Hall yesterday, to
take action regarding the raising of funds
for the Israehtes' Centennial Monument
the Committee was instructed to solicit
subscriptions by personal effort. The
Secretary reported that the following
subscriptions had been received since
the last meeting: Oslerman Lodge, No.
So, l. y. B. b., $3.50; Mount Carmel Lodge,
|. y. b. b., 500; Union of American He
brew Congregations, $92; general sub
scriptions, SOL; total, $6lS.
W. Ii. TRIMBLE was arrested yester-
day morning on warrant sworn out by
}. II. Reese, of Covington, his former part
ner, on the charge of stealing from his
store, on Third street near MAN, four
thousand cigars, valued at $780, In the
Police Court this morning his case was
continued to March Sd. TrimbIe and
Reese were formerly in partnership in
the cigar trade. They disagreed, and the
partnership was dissolved by mutual
consent, each partner taking hall of the
stock of cigars on hand, and stopping
the business. Mr.. Reese, who lives in
Newport, stored his cigars, about three
months ago, IN an upper room of a build
ing ON Third street near Main. He
claims to have lost $4,000 of his stock,
and that Trimble either stole them OF
was accessory to the theft. The cigar
boxes were unstamped, and Resse claims
that Trimble having no cigars of his own,
had purchased stamps, or gave an order
for their purchase, to be used on the
1000 stolen. A warrant was issued for
n'ti,,, htp1c af,A1l lD,c "a.
not until yesterday that his arrest could
be effected.
BUILDING permits issued during the
month past: Two-story frame, Front
street. Columbia, $1,000; two-story frame,
lO1 Oregon street, $3.50; two-story frame,
IL Race street, Yl,5O0; two-story frame,
l9l Hopkins street, $500; one-story frame,
226 Clark street, $500; two-story brick,
Front street, between Ludlow and Law
renee, $4,000; tWo-story brick, 1872
Eastern avenue, $500; two-story brick,
Seventh street, between Sycamore and
Broadway, $2, 700; twoStory brick, Pop
lar street, between Western and Dalton |
avenues, $4,000; two-story brick, Mar
shall avenue, between Colerain pike and |
Fourth avenue, $1,000; tWo-story brick, |
John street, between Laurel and Belts |
streets, $1,000; three-story brick house, |
SeVenJn SJreeI, between hace ana Elm
streets, $4,000; three-story brick house,
81 East Third street, $1,000; three-story
brick house, Peete street, corner of Eden
street, $4,000; three-story brick house,
northwest corner Fourteenth and Pleas
ant streets, S4,474; three-story brick
house, Broadway, between Abigail and
Hunt streets, 5000; three-story brick |
house, Budd street, between Harriet and |
Carr streets, $1,000; three-story brick
house, Walker Mil road. between Gest
and Hopkins streets, $4,000; three-story
brick house, st. Michael street, east Of |
Neave street, $500; three-story brick |
house, Ninth street, between Linn and
Baymiller streets, $4,000; thre e-story |
brick house, Seventh street, between |
Vine and Race, $I0,5S0; one-story brick |
house, Plum street, between Fifteenth |
and Wade, $1,000; remodeling building
northwest corner Fifth and Walnut
streets, $4,000; building addition to 11S
Carr street, $3.50; building addition to
Fox street, $1,000; building addition to
house on York street, near John street, |
81, 900; building brick stable, Mercer
street, between Vine and Walnut, $4,000.
Total, $105,654.