The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-21

was also charged with the larceny Of
some nickel Keys worth $5. On the first
charge he was sentenced to 20 days In
the Work-house and fined $40. On the
second he received sentence of 10 days
and $25 fine. ~
Mr.. JOE GULICK, formerly Manager OF
the National Theater, has purchased the
large brick building on Sixth street, west
of the Gait House, and will Immediately
proceed to fit 1t up as first.class variety
theater. Mr.. Gulick's success as Man.
ager has been thoroughly proved during
the past year, and his friends will wish
him well in his new enterprise.
A BAND OF musicians, consisting Of
Chas. B. Powell, Jos. Ross, John En-
yart, Frank Baum, August Bruder, Ja-
cob Weis, Robert Eckhardt, Anthony
schath, Chas. Reinhardt and Henry
Buck, were discoursing too loudly Sun
day night on the avenue, in Cummins.
A blue-coated Official could not bear the
gentle strains, andglocked the crew up
in the Station-house. In the Police,
Court they were dismissed, ~
OFFICER WILLtAMsoN tl1fs afternoon
arrested a man named Anthony Lau-
rent on charge of having stolen q
pocket-book containing $l4. The money
belonged to o shoemaker named
Reinhardt, who keeps a store on xthe
corner of Fmdlay street and Hamilton
road. Laurent had been lodging at that
place, through charity, tor aweek, and,
rising early this morning, departed with
the above amount, and was spending it
freely In saloons, when he was captured.
JIM JOHNSON, the colored chicken
thiet, was arraigned in the Police Court
this morning on the charge vi petit lar
ceny. Yesterday morning about half
past four O'clock johnson was seen by
Officer Bedinger coming out of Harrison
with a bag containing nine spring ehiek-
ems belonging to Mrs. Gels. After a long
chase through a number of streets, Jim
was captured on Second street, near
Ludlow, and taken to Hammond-street
Station. Jlm. not long ago, was ACCUSED
of the same offense but could not be con-
victed. Judge Lindeman give him a
moderate sentence this morning
days and $75.
THE funeral of Mrs. Geo. e. Doughty
took place this afternoon, and was very
deceased and her family. Mrs. Doughty
was an active, Christian worker for
twenty years, of far more than
average intelligence and ability.
She was active and prominent as
a manager in the Ladies' Home Mis-
sionary Society in this city for Some
years, and also in the Ladies Foreign
Missionary Society. She was highly re :
spected by all who knew her as. a kind.
and genial neighbor and an untirlng la
borer for the good Of all about her, aud
as such she Will besgreatly missed.
THE following personswereArraigned
before Judge Cox in the Criminal Court
this morniRg, for the purpose Of entering
their. respective pleas: Jos. Dennison
and Michael O'Neil, robbery, not guilty,
remanded for trial; G. Miller, burglary,
not guilty, remanded for trial;
Eben Nixon, burglary, same;
w. jackson, stealing goods valued
at 5000, from M. & O. railroad, guilty, re-
manded for sentence; Sam Johnston, cut
ting with Intent to fkill, not guilty, re-
manded for trial; John Union, burglary,
guilty, remanded Tor sentence; Henry
Schroeder, horse stealing, not guilty, re-
manded for trial; VIM. Daniels, petit lar
ceny, guilty, sentenced to Work-house
tnirty-fye days and to pay the costs of
prosecution; A. Nixon, g. Sparks and g.
Parker, burglary, ot'guilty, remarked
for trial. Jacob Molson, a .colored man,
pleaded guilty TO stealing lotiof shoes
during a fire from store in a. country
town, and was fined $31 and costs, and
allowed to go to work in order to pay the
fine.