The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-22
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Arnold Reachbush.

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Arnold Reachbush. Y
HENRY CoRBIN, against whom thu
Grand Jury found three indictments
first, breaking open station second, cas-
rying away mail bag; and. third, openin&
letter, was this morning adjudgeA
guilty Of the last ofense.
JOHN A. S. SoARDs, one Of the oldest
undertakers of the city, died this mora
ing at O'Clock OF asthma. Some tln1e
ago ne arranged all the details for IN
burial, and named those wnom NO
wished to act as pall-bearers.
SOLOMON WERTHEiMER. Of $50 Centraa
avenue, old iron dealer, Is charged with
receiving from the young men who steie
the copper, valued at $50, from A. Berg
& Co., knowing the same to be stolen.
He has been bound over to the Grand
Jury in the sum OF 81, 900.
The funeral ceremonies Of George
Sharples, jr., took place this mornins
from st. Stephens Church. The DE-
ceased was formerly student OF 81
lXavier's- College, on Sycamore street..
aud is the son OF the well-known cotton
broker, John Sharples, ST.
| The three young men, ii. J. Wing, w.
J. Edmondson and James Collins, wait
ers at the Grand Central Dining Rooms.
who were arrested at the instance Of K.
Cummings, the keno man, at SO West
| Fifth street, OH the charge of burglary
will have hearing in the Police Cours
| tomorrow morning.
SAM SCHUsTER is not implicated in the
robbery OF those articles which were
sold to Wertheimer, as charged by the
morning papers, but he was held merely
as a witness in the case, being arrested
by Officer Magley, at whose request this
statement is made. The young maA
lives in New York.
DICK RICHARDSON, the policeman, was
seen in the tender care OF some sympa-
thetic citizen this afternoon, being AedA
along like lamb to the slaughter. He
was sleepy and Enthusiastically drunk. He
was taken home to have his head soaked.
When he awakes from his debrauch ha
may we'll exclaim, like. Cassie, .Oh, thaa
man should put an enemy in his mouth
to steal away his brains."
Il FRED. SEIs, who works for butcher
named Jacob Ungeheur, of Western ave
nue., has been in the habit of using hss
employers horse and wagon on Sunday1
to take an airing. Jacob got tired ol
this, and charges Seis with the larceny
of the "rig" yesterday. As was pre-
ldicted, the butcher has become ashamed
OF thus treating his workman, and whea
The case was called this morning jacob
, didn't put in his appearance, and S8iz
was dismissed.
JOHN CoNLAN must be a bad lot. O.
, Wednesday next he will answer severz
: charges: stealing watch worth $lS, and
chain. from l.. A. Moser. ON the 10Th d
last August; for smashing the windes
OF James OConnor, liquor dealer, corneI
: Sycamore and New streets; for cuttinl
{, lsup a loin of beef because he was refuses
: whisky by Mr.. James. Murphy, Seyentl
and Broadway, and for resisting tha ol
Ulcers who arrested him for these iAs
loffenses, committed last night.
q TALLY for Andrew Snyder, OF 10
3 West Fifth street, the dissipated y0Ha
e man that raised such row on F0Hrtl
3 street Saturday afternoon by calling hil
Z wife very bad names; who, by the way, 4
d "a good-looking, well-dressed lady. AM
]. has applied ior a divorce from Andreu
/ He hadn't been out OF the Work-h0use n
o teen minutes when the scene occurred
d He was promptly arrested and the judy
this morning sent him to the Work-hsua
for the sixth time. He will stay I'd,
months and pay fine Of $50. He In
. been there for stealing. Being on bai
~ for the last ofense, he came into Cons
= drunk as q lord.