The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-24
LATEsr L0oAr.

numbers in the vicinity of the city.
THE marriage of Mr.. w. II. Harrison n
and Miss Lizzie McBrien is announced
for Wednesday next at Delhi.
WESLEY FRICK. of Dayton, has filed
his petition in the United States Court,
asking to be adjudged bankrupt.
THE application for Mrs. Bennett's
discharge from Longview will not be
acted on until DR.. Bunker's return from
the East.
THE Chief of Police has received let
ter from w. III. Ford, from Rocky Hill,
KY, asking whether the lottery scheme
of L. D. Sine is reliable.
THE shelving in one side of Cowen &
McGrath's shoe store gave way last
night, mixing things seriously in the
store and causing about $50 damage.
THE injunction case of L. d. Sine
against Postmaster Wahle was called in
Judge Tilden's Court to-day, but no ac-
tion taken, as Mr.. Sine was not ready to
proTeed with the case.
JOHN B. MCCORMICK, ous late delin-
quent Water-works Collector, returned
from New York this morning, and is at
present cared for at the residence OF DR..
p. f. Maley, on Ninth street.
IT is rumored that Mr.. j. B. McCor-
mick, the missing water rent collector,
arrived in the city this morning, but up
to two O'Clock to-day he had not put in
an appearance at the city buildings.
THE friends of Chas. Turner, the man
who made deficit of $3.50, as Cashier OF
the Money Order Department Of the
Post-oiiice, have made good the amount,
and the charges against him have been
dismissed.
HENRY VONDEHHEIDE, the carpenter
boss VINO sometime ago was severely in
jured by being thrown from his buggy,
at the Short-llne railroad crossing, has
so tar recovered as to be able to attend
to his business.
MRS. M. D. POTTER, widow OF the for
mer proprietor OF the Commercial, and
her two daughters, May and Martina
Potter, who have been in Europe for O
number of years, arrived in the city this
morning and are registered at the Grand
Hotel.
LIZZIE BERRY, who lives on Central
avenue, opposite the Hospital, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
on charge of harboring lewd women
She was fined $40 and costs. Her "board-
ers," Carrie Brown, Nellie. Williams,
and Nora Swine, each contributed five
dollars and costs.
JAS. MCNAMARA and Patrick Kinney
were arrested on Saturday, charged
with stealing lot of scrap iron worth
$12, belonging to the steamer Thompson
Dean. Kinney's case, by request, was
continued till Wednesday morning.
McNamara was sentenced to 10 days In
the Work-house, and fined $25.
NELLIE SULLIVAN, for harboring lewd
women, was fined $25 and costs in the
Police Court this morning. Her girls,
Annie Monroe, Mollie Robbins, Josie
Baxter, Mary Walker were each fined
$40 and costs. They were pulled in by
Captain johnson from the house or
Gano street.
A REWARD of $1,000 is offered for the
arrest of A. H. Miller, who is alleged tc
one M. Il. Phillips, OF Lane county
Texas. Miller is about five feet nine
inches high, 80 years old, and belonged
to the State police In 1872 The police OF
this city have been notified, and are
looking for Mr.. Miller.
THE case against Fred Hardy, who
was caught rObbing the baskets of the
children in the school-house near Ludlow
Grove, and on whose person two mai
bag keys were found, was before Com
missioner Halliday this morning, and il
default OF 81 900 bail was committed tC
await the action of the Grand Jury
The case against John Hoover, charged
with selling whisky and tobacco without
license, was continued till Wednesday.
A WOMAN by the name of Bridget
Murphy was taken before the Probate
Court to-day on the charge Of lunacy,
and, after an examination, sent to Long
view Asylum. Her particular halluci.
the buildings In the city, the Courthouse
especially; she will establish a new DO.
lice force and also remove Judge Linde-
man from the bench. She Is continually
talking Of her project and what she has
already destroyed.
THE railroad switch from the O. e. M.
road to the Fifth-street ferry landing
has been completed. 1t will be re.
membered that the work was COM
menced some days since, and stopped
on the complaint of some team
sters who sued out an injunction to
check the work. On Saturday night,
about midnight, a train arrived on the
o. & M. road with ties and rails and 100
laborers, and in less than two hours the
track was down.
AMOS DAVIS, Chas. l.. Davis, James
Davis, Sr., Peter Rooney, S. S. Pontly
were arraigned in the Police Court this
morning on charge of exhibiting gam
ing devices. They were captured Satur-
day night in the raid on the keno es-
tablishment at the Sun Saloon, No. 73
West Fifth street, owned by the three
Davises. The"goose,"a box full Of chips,
two or three boxes Of cards and other
keno paraphernalia were the spoils OBJ.
tanned by the raiders. Their case. was
continued till the 26th inst, and their
Geo. l.. Stewart were also taken for aid
ing and abetting in a game of chance.
Their cases were also continued till the
same day.