The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL..

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
A VERY large number Of Odd-fellows
and their families left on the Champion
No. 0 this morning for the William Penn
Lodge picnic at Parlor Grove.
THEODORE DURING, young lad who
was yesterday dismissed In the Police
Court, was to-day again arraigned before
Judge Lindeman for till-tapping. He was
sent to the House Of Refuge. -
THE case OF Henry Dinwiddie, the col
ored baggage-master at the Henrie
House, charged with stealing some kid
gloves, was continued till the 11th Of this
month, and his bond fixed at $3.50.
NANCY COLLING, for stealing $3 so
from the wife OF Eli Barnes, who Is at
the Work-house, was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning and found
guilty. She was sent out for one month
and fined $50.
GEO. PARKER, the man arrested on a
charge OF the larceny OF lot OF shoes,
In the Police Court this morning, and
had his case continued till the 18th In
slant, his bond being fixed at $500.
THE grand opening concert at Schick-
ling's Summer Garden, 522 Vine street,
sticker & Curriers' full orchestra. An
excellent programme has been provided
and extra accommodations for visitors.
A GRAND concert is to be given at
Wielerts Pavilion at 614 and 618 Vine
street, tonight, under the direction of
Mr.. N. Brand, the conductor of the Gin
cinnati Orchestra. The band is one Of
the best In the city, and the entertain
ment will doubtless be very enjoyable.
MR. ROBERT j. CREsAP, the we'll
known auctioneer, tomorrow afternoon
sells q large number OF handsome
building lots on Price's Hill, near the
new inclined plane. The construction
Of this new inclined plane makes this
one Of the most attractive suburbs OF
Cincinnati.
RIVERSIDE LODGE, A. o. U. W., gives
q picnic on next Thursday, at w ehmier's
Park Garden, at Anderson's Ferry. Ar
lrangements have been made for the ac-
c0mmodation of large numbers Of visit
ors, and those who 60 will no doubt be
well cared tor. The grounds are access
ible both by rail and carriage. ~
A. j. pEsERIsY and Deputy Recorder
AL. Williamson, the great Nimrods OF
/ che Twenty-tifth ward, have contracted
with Messrs. Bates & Hopple to furnish
| them coon skins for a supply of gloves
for their car drivers. They start on
their first hunt to-day. They will prob
ably take in q few young squirrels also,
by means Of throwing little salt on
their tails.
THE City Board of Equalization has
sent citations to all the societies within
the limits Of the city to appear and make
returns as to their finances and personal
property. This citation calls the Ma
sons, Odd-fellows, Knights of Pythias,
Red Men, Good-fellows, libraries gov
erned by societies where an annual fee
is charged, the Young Mems Mercantile
Library, and ministers, the latter to
make return Of tax on their residences.
| The Archbishop, Father Edwards. and
1.-The subordinate priests, were aiso cited
TO appear. The Board will mot interfere
with purely religious societies, but mere
iy equaliSe, so far as in its power, the
burden Of taxation by placing every.
Thing that can properly be assessed upon
the TAX duplicate. Many representa-!
tives Of different secret associations
made their returns, with perfect will
ingness, to-day at the meeting or the
Board.
GEO. W. MCCOY, the locker-up Of the
| Cincinnati police, was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on the charge
OF assault and battery on the person Of
La weak-minded lad named Thomas Man.
NIX. The affair took place last evening
about 1880 O'Clock at the Fifth.street ferry.
The boat was about to cross the river
with about 500 picnickers, when Mccoy
lsaW Mannix on the landing, stark naked,
ready to take q bath. Mccoy ordered
him to put on his clothes, when the lat.
ter attempted to strike Mccoy, who de-
Tended himeelf by knocking Mannix In
the river. The latter, on getting from the
water, threw round rock and struck
Mccoy in the backof the head, and he
picked up the same stone and struck
Mannix back OF the ear. The above
charge was placed against the name OF
Mccoy on the Third-street Station-house
slate; and, also, the same charge
against Mannix. Judge Lindeman, after
hearing the testimony, dismissed both
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