The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-09

| eHVeI ueHu WIFI XXI Lewis TO M
B. Hagans' engraved upon the head, the
other solid ivory headed c&nes NO ar
rests.
THE Hermann Building Association
has filed itsiarticles Of incorporationAiI II
lis 100000, divided Into shares of $40(
each. j. Danner, p. Burke, g. Volkmar,
Nj. Korn and G.. Steinirt are the incor
| poratOrs.
THE citizens on Fox street are com
planning that about twelve loads of dirt
Ihave been left by Water-works employees
on that street, and that the same has
beeen lying there for about four months
This especially deserves attention, az
the passage for. wagons is greatly him
dered.
AUGUST KRAMBoRG, young lad oil
fourteen years, was arrested yesterday
by officers LingIer and Tighe on charge
OF the larceny OF $67 from q woman at
the picnic at Parlor Grove. When ar.
rested eleven dollars were found upon
his person. In the Police Court this
morning his case was continued till the
1lth inst. 49,
THE funeral of the late Prof. John
|AGundry took place from st. Paups Epis-
copal Church at, O'Clock this afternoon.
1T was attended by~a very large number
Of the friends of the family and by the
Lodges OF Masons and Knights of Pyth-
las, of which he was an h0nored men,
ber.s The ceremoniesswere Of a sim pie
but very impressive nature.
THE Flower Mission met in The rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation with a good attendance.
Several communications were re-
n cfrth hrrf lar
of flowers. A number of bouquets
were sent to the Cincinnati Hospital Tor
distribution, and also to the Good Sa-
marian Hospital. The lauies ask con-
tributions OF flowers and fruit, however
small. Z a.
DIVORCES were granted by Judge Cox
to-Anna s. Teates from Henry Teates on
the ground of confinement in the
Ieniteptiary for "a crimej to Lud-
wig Schick from Elizabeth
Schick, for three years willful absence; !;
TO M. ii. Lowry from Alice Lowry, for
'threey yearsswillful absences; To Clara B.
Churchill from Cnas. Churchill, for same
cause; to Eliza Brown from, Rob. Brown,
for extreme cruelty. -
VIM. ST. MARTIN has filed an informa-
ton in the United States Court against
>. M. Brunswick, billiard-table manu-
facturer, whom he charges with decelv-
ing the publictby claiming that heihas
patent on a steel ribbon used for fasten-
Ing the coverings of billiard tables. He
specifies that on sixteen different occa-
siQns Brunswick has sold tables bearing
the mark, "Brunswick's Patent" He
claims $500 as the penalty In sucn
cases. 81
THOMPSON M. WARNER, a resident Of
WISCONSIN, has brought suit in the
United States Court against joel w.
Sherman, George Il. Tuttle, Lewis B.
Frerch andaAllfed Ps Gerty, proprietors
Of the cOal mines IN Athens county o., for
$47,0O0 secured by five promlssory notes
payable one a year the first four for $10,-
900 and the last for, $1,000, secured by
mortgage given by defandants to Andrew
Warren, Jr., OF Illinois, and afterwards
endorsed by him to plaintiff. The first
Of the notes became due the lot h Of Sep
tember last and is yet unpaid.
THE County Commis ssianers held their
third road session, to-daysand transacted
the following business: In the matter OF
the petition of Robert Mitchell ana
others for road in Millcreek township,
1T was ordered thai the same be estab-
lished on condition that the petitioners
pay half the damages assessed. A road
leading through Columbia, Sycamore
and Syinmes townships, and the required
damages OF. $50 be paid by the county.
Roads were also ordered to be, Goa.
structed in Symmes, Harrison and Cole
rain townships. Ths petition to vacate
part of road In Symmss. townshsp was
laid over until the September road ses-
sion. Viewers ana surveyors were ap-
pointed for the road for Crosby township
as petitioned for by j.. Gwaltney and
others, and for the alteration of. a Ioad
in the same township. In the matter of
the petition tor q resurvey Of q Road In
Symmes township, the papers were
found incomplete, and the matter dis
missed. The road in Columbia and Mill.
creek townships, petitfoned for by l.. c.
and others, was ordered to be
established. The deed of dedicatio of
r.. H. Fenton was accepted; after which,
tne Board adjourned. ssa