The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-10
LOCAL BRETITIES.


HON. SCHUYLER CoLFAx passed
through the city yesterday.
THE President has appointed John b.
Ray, son OF d. Gano Ray, OF Cincinnati,
cadet at large for the class OF 1876.
ARRANGEMENTS for an entertainment
by which to raise funds for the family OF
Capt. Farrell are nearly completed.
MR.. BYRON V. ROSE is in the city su-
perintending the equipment of man.
moth circus and menagerie for the CON-
ing season.
MIR. ROBERT CRoMAR, SO East Fifth
street, yesterday made an assignment to
o. Ill. Temple. Property not stated.
Bond, $1,000.
MIR. j. H. BoGART, of this city, has re-
ceived letter from Stockholm, Sweden,
asking ior impressions and prices OF his
wood engravlngs.
LINCOLN LODGE A. o. u. W. gives an
entertainment at Spencer Hall, COlum-
bia Township, tonight, for the benefit Of
Mr.. John Homes.
VOTERS in the Seventh ward nominat-
ed j. Nj. Brunswick for Alderman, Il. f..
Busch Tor Councilman, and III. j. We
hage for School Visitor last evening.
The Temperance Fair Committee held
meeting at Y. Nj. q. A. Hall yesterday,
and decided to invite Schuyler Colfax 10
deliver an address during the progress
of the Fair.
THE German Opera last night at Rob-
inson's was II failure SO far as audience
was concerned, and the managers an
nounced to the few present that no per-
formance would be given.
THE funeral of Miss Matte E. ONO
hundro took place yesterday. The be-
reayement Is second one of recent date
TO Mr.. Omohundro, as another daughter,
Miss Flora, died but short time since.
Mr.. G. II. FEILMAN, of this city, fell off
the steamer Geneal Lytle, at Patriot,
Indiana, some days since, and was
covered and brought to the city for inter-
ment.
PETER MCCHAMP was yesterday ar
rested NY Ctficers Mead and Dutley, on
. suspicion. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned that he was wanted on some
charges at Frankfort, aud he was sent
there to-day.
The following ticket was nominated
in tue Tenth ward last evening: For
Council, Joinvile Ref and Barney III:
School Board, Richard Ayers; Assessor,
Theodore HOLE; Constables, Vic Sci
bert, Greinebaum and Kramer.
AT the spelling match at the Ninth
street Baptist Church last evening, Mrs.
DR.. Dalton carried off the first honors by |
being the last on the floor, Mr.. Geo. Il. |
Stevens the second, and Mr.. Horace |
+. Hubbard, IHE STAR, the third.
JERRY EAGAN, charged with stealing a |
. lot OF stone cutters tools,was convicted |
in the Police Court this morning and |
sentenced to thirty days labor ON the |
nj in En Hnn nf ;,t
Work-house sentence, however, was sus-
pended.
JOHN DESMOND and WIN. Jackson,
who were arrested by officer Brazell, for
playing a trick game on man named |
johnson, and obtaining So by its per-
1Ormance, were convicted before Judge
Marchant this morning and sentenced TO |
thirty days in the Work-house and to
pay fine of $25 each.
CHAs. WILINGNoR was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning on the
charge of stealing eighteen beer and
wine glasses, valued at 80, from saloon
keeper named Helger. Wilingnor plead
ed guilty to the charge Of petit larceny,
and was sentenced to thirty days in the
Work-house and to pay fine Of S25..
HERMAN SCHRAEDER & Co., 32 Race
street, made an assignment to Andrew
Erkenbrecher Of book accounts, turni-
ture, agricultural implements and ma
chinery, several tracts of land in Ripley
county, Indiana, several lots in Bates
vile, Ripley county, and lots on Calhoun
street i'll Cincinnati. No bond fixed.
MR.. HENRY PAGE, halter on Harri-
son street, some time since found a
pocket-book containing $1,700 belonging
10 Mrs. CroXley, and returned it to her,
refusing any reward. A few days since
Mr.. Page was invited to attend birth
day party, given by Mrs. CroXley's
daughter, and at its close was presented |
with a 500 note.
The following Sergeants-at-Arms have
been appointed for the Democratic Con-
vention to seat the delegates and to pre-
serve order until the Convention is prop
eriy organized, viz: j. Ii. Redmond, VIM.
Lusby, S. W. Back, Ed. Mullen, y ohm |
Wetter, w. Long, b. Dannenhold, W.
Kelly, Ed. Dolan, IL. Kelly, j. f. Meehan
VIM. McHugh, Henry shaefer, Jno. Cook
and +. Dewald.
AErICLEs sofincorporation of the Volks-
blatt Publishing Company have been
sent TO the Secretary of State at Column
bus. The capital stock of the new COM
pany is fixed at $130,000, divided INTO
shares of $500 each, and the incorporators
are Fred. Hassaurek, his hall-brother,
Col. Leopold Markbrelt, Chas. L, Taft,
Esq, and other gentlemen.
JUDGE JAMES SAFFIN is a candidate
for the Office Of Police Judge. He is a
Democrat of the old scho0l--most too
radical in his democracy to suit some
people-but no one named is better quail
ifed ior the place, and no one can be
chosen in whom the public will have
more confidence. He has been tried.
and the affairs of the whole people will
be safe when he is again placed upon the
bench. =.
LIZZIE SELMAN, alias Daniels, alias
Mackey, &C., was arrested in company
with John A. Snyder yesterday on
charge OF disorderly conduct, while the
latter had three charges preferred
against him, namely, of carrying con-
cealed weapons, malicious destruction
of property, and disorderly conduct. In
the Police Court this morning their cases
were continued to the 11th Of March.
NATHAN GOLDSMITH became entangled
in difficulty with rival shoe dealer
named Marx, on Fifth street, and when
Ufiicer Hilberger attempted TO arrest
him yesterday, he resisted, and raised
considerable disturbance, but was final
iy persuaded to subside. This morning