The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-24
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MR.. HARRY ST. ORMoND, agent Of
Theodore Tilton, is in the city, and an
nounces that Mr.. Tilton will lecture In
Pixies Music Hall, Thursday, December
I'd. Subject-"The Problem OF Life"
JACOB HAMMER, grocer on st. MI
chael street, Twenty-frsr ward, on COM
plant of Jacob Emig, mas been arrested
for maintaining nuisance, in renting
rooms injected with smallpox. Case
continued.
CHARLES T. SEDAN, Of Sedamsville,
had Edward Misler and Albert Meyer,
two boys, arrested for destroying his
shade trees and fences. His Honor
placed them under 5000 bonds and let
them slide out.
VIM. AND CHRIS. GoETZ. charged with
the burglary of the house of Nicholas
Trarback, 851 Central avenue, last
Thursday morning, were bound oyer to
the Grand Jury in the sum Of $500. A
separate charge against William Goetz
of a similar nature was continued to De-
cember B..
HON. RICHARD SMITH met with an ac-
cident this morning. He and his family
were descending Vine-street hill In their
carriage, when the horses ran away and
caused considerable damage to the ve-
hicle. The occupants, who received
some slight injuries, were required to
finish their journey on foot.
SOLOMON WERTHEIMER, the old iron
man OF $50 Central avenue, was up in the
Police Court this morning on another
charge OF receiving stolen goods.
Messrs. Hauck and Wlndisch identified
a lot of copper found In his store, and
had him arrested. His case was con-
tinued; bail, $500.
ANOTHER raid by thieves was made
last night. This time Mrs. A. l.. Gatfey,
of 357 West Seventh street, is the VIC
tim. The following articles were stolen
from her last night: Breakfast castor;
small gold mustard spoon marked
"Anna" silver butter-dish marked "A.
L. Gaffey, from Mothers" solid silver
napkin ring r1arked "Creain, No. 81"
gilt clock; ornamental bird, blue bronze;
solid silver sugar bowl; three linen Ia
| blecloths: rubber and scarlet damask
piano cover; silk umbrella with ivory
handle.
On a Seventh street car a few days
| since L. D. Lincoln, Esq, was relieved
of a gold watch and chain valued at $50,
by pickpockets. Making his loss known
at police headquarters, Detectives Wap-
penstein and kushman were put on the
scent, and last night, at the st. Nicho-
las billiard-room, they arrested two well
dressed young men, known as Jack
! Henry and John Farrell, as they were
playing a game Of billiards. They are
now in a 'stiy celp' at the Ninth-street
Station-house, and are held merely on
suspicion. No charge appears against
them on the docket.
THE CASE Of Peter Klein, the bald
headed, black-whiskered; middle-aged
man, charged with assaulting old Mrs.
Hannah Finney, Of Rapid Run, near
Delhi, with intent to commit rape and
stealing $12 in money and a ten-dollaI
silver watch, on the 18th of this month,
| was up this morning. On the larceny
days and pays a fine of $50, and on the
former is bound over In the sum of 81 900.
| At his hearing this morning he endeav-
ored to prove an alibi, and called as a
witness Hrs. Barbara Dater, OF $40 Wal.
nut street, at whose house he break
| tasted. He was there between six and
seven in the morning, and again late in
the evening, but the assault was alleged
to have been made that day between 10
and II A. NJ.
ALBERT GARNETT, a festive black-eyed
youth of Lawrenceburg, Ind., stepped
before His Honor, in the Police Court
this morning, to answer two charges.
One is for the larceny Of gold watch
and chain, valued at $3.50, which, 1t is
| alleged, he stole from an Aurora
| acquaintance, named George Phillips,
| while they were both out on the loose in
| this city. Officer Rourke captured Gar.
nett last evening as he was about 10
start west over the o. & NJ. road. The
| watch and chain was found upon him,
as was also murderous-looking slung.
| shot. He was also accused of carrying
| concealed weapons. The prosecuting
witness not being ready to try the case,
Albert now languishes in the jug in de.
fault Of $3.50 bail.