The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-30
LATEST LOCAL.

LATEST LOCAL.
CALLED session of the Board of Alder
men tomorrow.
THE Hawthorne Club willgiye another
of their enjoyable entertainments at Nick-
ers' Hall on Thursday evening.
FOURTEENTH STREET, west of Race, is
torn up lor water-pipe repairs in four
places within "a space of one hundred
feet.
MICHAEL LIsENBACH, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, had his
case continued in the Police Court until
Thursday.
A DECREE of divorce was granted in
the case Of Mary Blakeley against Rich
ard Blakeley on the ground OF gross neg
lect OF duty.
ANDREW CAsTLEN, learrested by Off
GERS Wappenstein and Kushman, had
his case continued to April goth, under
bonds of $4,000.
THE rehersals for male voices of Festi-
val Chorus will take place at College
Hall, ON Wednesday evening at N
O'Clock, March 81, 1875.
In the case of Chas. Schmidt against
Maria Schmidt plea Of divorce was en-
tered on the ground of willtul absence
and gross neglect of duty.
THE jury's verdict in the inquest held
on the BODY OF an infant child of Mrs.
Anne O'Brien at 3l5 Columbia street this
morning was "convulsions."
The Gymnasium Association has ap-
pointed committee to make nOmina-
tIons for Directors. The election is on
the second Monday in April.
In the case of Emma Macauley against
VIM. Macauley decree OF divorce was
granted on theground Of gross neglect of
duty and habitual drunkenness.
THE monday prayer meeting to-day
was we'll attended. There was no read
ing or speaking, but several prayers and
letter from Woods Theater convert.
IN the case of Joseph A. Quick against
Emma Gulick, plea for divorce on the
ground Of gross neglect OF duty and adul-
terry, the Court took the matter under
advisement.
II is hardly necessary to remark that
Col. w. l.. Robinson is still on the track
for Council in the Twentieth Ward.
Like "Little Phil.,n he Is not afraid and
won't be scared of.
W. II. GAULT, arrested some time ago,
by Officer Meade, on charge of passing
two forged checks and obtaining $25 and
a suit of clothes on them, was dismissed
i'll the Police Court this morning.
THE Finance, Campaign and Printing
Committees Of the City Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee met after the adjourn
ment of the Executive Committee, and
adjourned till : O'Clock Tonight.
FRED. SMITH, arrested Monday, was
arraigned in the Police Court on a
charge of having stolen a sack coat
worth S. from Henry Shoemaker's coal
office. His case was continued to the
Sd prox. Bonds, $500.
ANDY MOHEvER, and Alice Stewart,
coiored, some time ago stole, it is sup
posed, a gold breastpin, worth So, from
Frank Boyers at Picketps dancing sa-
loon. They were convicted in the Police
Court this morning and sent to Morgan's
for thirty days.
THE stockholders and officers OF the
Maysville " Great Eastern road, which
is to connect the Ohio & Chesapeake
road with this city, met with the repre-
sentative men Of the counties along the
proposed line, who propose to subscribe
bonds in aid OF the enterprise.
THE divorce case of Jacob Mathers, a
minor, by his mother, against Mary
Mathers, was postponed for further hear
ing by Judge Murdock this morning.
The petition asks for divorce on the
ground OF fraud in the marriage contract,
adultery, and gross neglect of fduty.
CAPTAIN BRADY recently arrested a
man named Thomas Hennegan on a war
rant sworn out by Patrick McGovern on
the oath o. last December, charging the
former with cutting him with intent to
kill. Thomas fed to st. Louis and came
back yesterday, when Captain Brady
captured him. Hennegan was arraigned
in the Police Court but was dismissed,
as McGovern did not wish to prosecute
him.
CHOW CHING TING, Celestial EN-
ployed at Whang Hos laundry on Fifth
street, on Monday engaged with George
Siam, another Chinaman, in an ARRAY,
as only Celestials know how to do.
Chow Ching Ting was lodged at the
N1nth-street Station, but his brother.
Qwong Ting, baileG him out in the sum
Of $25. This morning Chinaman Siam
did not appear i'll the Police Court, and
the round-eyed believers in Confucius
were dismissed, and went their ways re-
oicing.
CAPTAIN WELSH will be chief of the
sFarell Ball." at the Greenwood Hall,
tuu llCutCuuut puelDdk0F Cu0 CQleI at
Hall. Lieutenant A. H. Ridge
way, of the Bremen.street Station, is the
irst assistant chief and Capt. Heman
second assistant chief. Capt. Welsh re-
,urned over $500 worth of tickets sold |
Lieutenant Snelbaker and Lieutenant
Ridgeway about $500 each, and Captain |
deman about 5000. Captain Churchill. |
he, Chairman of the Committee, sold
lbOut 400 tickets.
JOHN JONES and Aaron Bright, the two |
'olored men who were arrested for at |
empting to blow open the safe at Cos
lng's carriage factory, ON Sixth and |
'ycamore, last Thursday, were arraigned |
n the Police Court this morning. Ell
ngton, porter at the place, testified to |
he identity Of Jones as being the one
Who ran out of the office at The time, |
Bright was recognized as the assistant
4 Jones In the burglary. The case took
p about an hours time in hearing the
lifefent testimonies, which were of a
cry convicting character. Jones. how
yer, having proved an allbi, was dis