The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-15
FROM POINTS AROUND.

MADISONVlLLEs O.-Ine mauieVh-
Vile Merry Dancing Club announce the
opening ball at Beiswinger's Hall, We'd
pesday, Dec. 10Th.
TROY, GA case under the new vii
lage ordinance, closing saloons at 10
O'Clock P. NJ, was tried before the Mayor
on Friday. Alter protracted legal
fight the jury found the saloonist guilty.
The defendant keeps billiard hall and
restaurant in the same room, and tried TO
avoid the ordinance by covering his bar
with heavy curtain in lieu OF parti-
ton. Considerable interest has been
manifested since the passage Of the or
dinance.
The man Kaufman, found guilty of
numbering Doctor Hartman at Iippeca-l
noe City, has been placed in Jail here.
The young ladies' social at the M. u.
Church, last Thursday evening, was a
success. Miss Beall, the popular or.
ganist, was presented with handsome
watch and chain.
HAMILTON. "A letter addressed
Dustin, Gilman q Co., Cincinnati, is held
for postage at the Post-office here.
Hon. Peter Murphey's farm will be
sold tomorrow.
John johnson, Ex-Constable, was yes
terday arrested On warrant issued by
Jacob Safer, charging him with embez-
element. He collected, while in office,
some forty-eight dollars from Hoch-
heimer & Son, and failed to turn it over.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning
was occasioned by the burning OF a
small unoccupied house near the Schwab
distillery.
Yesterday John Chambers, of Eaton,
arrested for vocation OF the State In-
surance laws, appeared before Squire
Sortee, and was bound over in the sum
OF $500, for which sum they furnished
security.
Eli Scudder, farmer living in Liber-
ty township, Sunday night, had three
fine, large hogs stolen. 1t is supposed
they were carried from the field aud put
in q wagon, waiting in the road near
by.
the city last night ana lodged in Jail.
LEXINGTON, KY.-A letter received
by MIR. Danahy, on Monday evening,
from Mr.. stevan Ryan, in Ireland, an
nounces the death of Mr.. John Ryan,
his brother, who went from this city to
ireland ABOUT four months ago for the
benefit of his health.
The alarm of fire turned in about IL
O'Clock yesterday, was caused by the
burning of the colored college on Win
chester street. The college was beau
tiiul structure, and its destruction is a
heavy loss, which will be deeply felt by
the colored population OF this city.
Col, Thomas Mitchell has aided the
Charity Hospital to the extent oil wagon
load of meat.
The greatest attraction Monday
County Court Day. was monster hog,
weighing 1,040 pounds.
the ladies of the Episcopal Church
will give supper and bazaar at Melodeon
Hall on Thursday evening.
The New York Fifth Avenue Company
played "Diverce" last night. "Rlp Van
Wrinkle" tonight.
Persons in the neighborhood of Broad
way and Fifth street are praying for the
coming of the Superintendent Of the
Street Repairing Department, who
promised to repair the crossings.
COyINGToN.-In the United States
Court yesterday Nixon, Drake g. Co. vs..
j. il. Herzog. Petition dismissed with
out prejudice at the defendants cost.
Silas Frazier was convicted Of having
and passing counterfeit money.
The trial of Wm. Hays, for the same
offense, resulted in q verdict Of guilty.
In common with others convicted in this
Court, sentence is not passed until the
last day OF the term.
The case against Schnitker & Krues-
kamp and others is in progress.
j. w. Bryan, ESQ, has been admitted
to practice in the United States District
Court.
The annual festival given by the ladies
OF the F.rst Presbyterian Church CON-
mences tomorrow night.
LADIES' reception by the Magnolia
Dancing Association at Drexelius Hail
tomorrow evening.
A penalty of per cent. will be added
TO the bills Of the delinquent tax-pay ers
tomorrow.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Mark Judge, for drunkenness, was fined
81. George Cook, a laborer on the South
cry railroad, Yesterday, got on spree
and entered Eilers saloon, where he in
sisted that he had been robbed of a silver
and sin no more. VIM. Kirby, for dis
turbance, deposited three "caDbage
leaves" and lett.
Julia Fry, c0lored woman, was ar
rested yesterday for stealing ten dollars
and lot OF calico from another colored
woman. Deputy Marshal Goodson took
her in on charge of grand larceny. Her
trial will come off to-day.
John McShane and Ed. Inman got into
difficulty this morning near the Sew
enth-street Marke.-house, and gave
themselves q severe drubbing. They
we're arrested and lodged in the Station
aouse.
NEWPORT. - Before Judge Geislef
yesterday John Rink was fined $15 and
costs for abusing his family. He was
also required to give bond in the sum OF
1900 to keep the peace. Minerva Ryan,
drunk and disorderly, was lined $40 and
costs.
Charles Rittenhofer, arraigned before
Esquires Buchanan and Hof, for the
larceny of some clothing, was held over
in the sum OF $500 to answer at the next
term of the Criminal Court.
4 Peter Kelley, for beating Julius Lick
ert, was fined 81 and costs yesterday.
Tue jury discharged his companions,
Geo. Miller, Geo. Loehr, Ed. Kneager
md Robt. Blesch.
No case before Judge Geisler.
4 VIM. Crout, a conductor on the Short
line railroad, yesterday assaulted sew
eral men In Hunts saloon on Saratoga