The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-02

| BbrucIlnS Jne acalJn OmCer-LO HOIlIy tne
owners to abate the nuisance at once,
and in case of failure to arrest and ar
raign them in the Police Court.
VIM. JACKSON, Albert Nixon, Gus
lSparke and .Thos. Gilroy were arraigned
lin the Police Court this morning on a
charge Of grand larceny. The particu-
lars OF this case and the arrest were
mentioned in full in The STAR at the
time. They had their cases continued
till the 9Th of this month, and their bonds
fixed at $500 each.
GEO. GIBSON, a colored boy, living at
Cumminsville, entered a shoe store at
229 Walnut street, this morning, and,
seizlng pair of boots hanging against
the wall, attempted to carry them of.
He was caught near by. however, by a
gentleman passing up the street and re-
turned with the boots to the store. OFF,
Ger Logan was notified and promptly in
carcerated the young gentleman in the
Ninth-street Station.
H. A. CAMPBELL, yesterday, took a
hack standing in front of house on
Seventh near Baymiller, and drove
about recklessly till he came to Fifth
street, between Elm and Plum; where
he rode over the fruit stand
Of an italian confectioner. The lemons,
oranges, bananas and candies were scat
tered in all directions. Officer McGarr
took him in and lodged him at the Sta
tion-house. In the Police Court Camp
bell was dismissed on payment Of costs.
MR.. JOHN ROBINSON, Jh., arrived in
the city last evening, and is to-day bus
lily pushing forward arrangements for
the exhibition OF the great circus and
managerie here on the 14th inst. He re-
ports business unusually good, their
tents, which seat 10000 people, having
been filled to overlooking in the large
cities whore the circus has been. Extra
accommodation are to be provided for
Cincinnati, and the efforts thus made to
recognize the home OF the proprietor OF
the great show will no doubt be fully ap-
preclated by the citizens here.
WILLIAM PENN LODGE, No. 66, l. O.
o. F., gives its tenth annual picnic on
Wednesday, June 9th, at Parlor Grove.
These annual excursions and social
demonstrations have been In the past
especially 'successful and enjoy:
of the committee which has served
on all the former occasions, the affair
promises to be highly enjoyable ana at
tractive In every particular, and will be
especially welcome to those who have
attended the former exercises OF this
Lodge. The Committee, Messrs. John
Norwood, II. 9. Powers and Thomas
Williams, have already completed ar.
rangements for the accommodation oil
all who may wish to attend. The new
steamer Champion No. 9 has been en-.
gagged to carry the party to and from the
grounds.
THE marriage OF Miss Lucy G. Pendle-
| ton, daughter OF Elliott H. Pendleton,
Esq, to Mr.. Ambrose White, son of the
late DR.. j. F. White, of Philadelphia,
took place at the Second Presbyterian
Church last evening in the presence OF
large and select assembly. The cere.
mony was performed by the pastor, Rev.
Or. Skinner. The bridesmaids were;
| Miss Schenck, daughter OF DR.. Schenck,
Brooklyn, New York; Miss Eden, OF
Newport, Kentucky; Miss Lue Dan
bridge, Miss. Mary Pendleton, Miss Shil.
Tito and Miss oliver, Cincinnati. The
grooms were MIR. Ralph Booth and Mr..
Henry Rogers, New York; Mr.. James
White, Mr.. Gay Pendleton, MIR. Will Gay
and Mr.. J ohm b. Gest, Cincinnati. The
church was handsomely decorated with
plants and flowers, and with the elegant
toilets of the ladies and gentlemen in at
tendance, presented a beautiful appear
ance. The reception took place at the
residence of the BRIDES parents on Pike
street, and was attended by a large mum
Der OF invited guests.
COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY q.
| w. Gerard, as Fee Commissioner, sub
mitted his annual report yesterday tC
the County Commissioners. The re-
celpts in the Sheriff's Office for the
four quarters ending April A. 1875,
were $28,75S 6e; expenditures during
the same time (including Sheriff.
salary SIC, ,124 O6. For the four quarter
ending May 8, 1875, the receipts Of tht
Probate Judges Office were SIS, ,709 80
expenditures $l5,66O. The receipts o
: the County Auditors office for tn,
three quarters ending February 9
1875 (tourth quarter not reported
were $2O.1lS 50; expenditures, $23,6s7
The excess OF expenses over receipts i
the County Clerks office were $9, 1904 7S
The reports from the Recorders otfic
show an excess of receipts over expen
ditures Of $1,5O6 81. The reports OF Jh
County Treasurer show the receipts t
have been $44,6S5 95; expenditures, SIS,
379 SO. The receipts OF the Coroner
Office were $2,726 70, making an excess Q
expenditures over receipts OF $1,0O1 81
The total receipts ofthe various count
officers, as summed up in. the recapitula
tion, were $15O,0l1 IS; expenses, Sal,
6S6 SO; net surplus, $S,322 30.