The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24
LATEST LOCAL,

No business was done in the United
States Court to-day.
JAMES BRENNAN, so badly burned al
Emery's candle factory last week, died
thls morning.
ID. HIRsCHBERG, charged with being
atugitiye from justice, had his case con
tnued in the Police Court this morning
till next Monday.
DEPUTY SHERIFF BROWN during the
past week, has sold about $52, 900 worth oi
the Samuel j. Browne estate, situated in
the vicinity of the Mohawk bridge.
5sa THE new Polish Catholic church, on
Liberty street, to be dedicated o-mor-
row, is being handsomely decorated with
bowers, evergreens, and appropriate
notices.
5 A TEST was made of the new improved
Champion Fire Extinguisher in front of
the Gifts Engine-house to-day. 1t IS
probable that fire eXtinguisher will be
placed in Camp Washington.
HENRY SCHROEDER, charged with the
elnbezzlement of seven dollars, while in
The employ of Henry Kohn, was dis
missed in the Police Court, on payment
Of the costs and the money belonging to
mir. Kohn.
ANDREW MASON was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on warrant
8 n orn out by the colOred 'Squire Jones.
charging him with assaulting woman
named Ann Doran. No evidence OF i'm.
portance appearing against him he was
dismissed.
:. THE Orpheus Society last night cele-
braIeu its eighth anniversary as a Sing
ing society at their hall, ON Vine, below
Twelfth street. Emil Rothe delivered a
speech on the history OF the Society and
Its influence as a musical society. A ball
followed the entertainment.
GERHARD WERsHTHoRN, the man ar
resled last night and charged with Iu.
macy, was brought before Judge Matson
In The Probate Court, but the evidence
ELECTED was not sufficient to warrant his
beng sent to the asylum. Further eX-
summation was accordingly postponed
.Hntil next Monday at2 p. NJ.
THE Phoenix United Life. Insurance
Company has filed its articles OF incor-
p0ration in the County Recorders office.
with +. Hengehold, Z. +. Carson, John |
Reid, =. Ii. Heinsheimer, Luke Kent, j.
NJ. Eckert, p. b. Armstrong and 9, G,
Archer as Trustees. The capital stock |
is $4,000.
EsTERDAY evening, about five O'Clock. |
the mules i'll front Of car No. of Route
No. y became frightened, and detaching
themselves from the car dashed down
Vine street IRON Liberty to Thirteenth
streets, where they were checked. Sew
eraI vehicles narrowly escaped coming
1ntO contact with them.
= The. following property was sold by
the Sheriff this morning, all of which
brought prices considerable over the an
praisement: A lot on Locust street, Is
feet frent, appraised at $2,333 "a, was
purchased by William NJ. Cameron for
1881. A lot OH Beresford avenue. forty
1eet front, was also sold to w. NJ. Cam.
eron tor $1,000, the appraisement. A
plot of land at North Bend, containing
AZ 6j-10S acres, was purchased by Ella
A.. Dwight at .s6l5 per. $ere; appraised
nj $S33 "a per acre. Two lois in Read
Ing, appraised at S266, were purchased
by August Huckle at $g67. Two lots ON ,
Browne street and the Miami Canal.
were purchased by Gustav Tafel, Il. s. :
Ihroop and Frank Lampe respectively !,
AZ $3.50 and $500. A lot Oh Browne street. !
~ leet front, appraised ut $566 81, was
purchased by Andrew Kessler at $1,025. | :
"a lat ON the Bates road, 20 feet front, ap- i
praised at $1,2lG, was sold to Henry Hill !,
aebraItt for 81 800.