The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-20

Before Judge Ltndenan.
In the Police Court this morning Chas.
Birnbryer, whose case we mention in
another column, charged with shooting
with intent to kill, was given to the care
of his brother.
Smith johnson appeared on the verge
Of delirium tremenS charged with having
stolen hat worth about 81 from Mr..
Jarvis yesterday. His sentence was 80
days and fine of $50.
Robert Critney, late yesterday after
noon, committed an unprovoked assault
on George Sam, an almond-eyed Celes-
tial, at the intersection of Lodge alley
and Gano street. Critney also destroyed
Sam's tea, market-basket, silk um-
brella and a coat, worth in all about fif-
teen dollars. Officer Dinsmore arrested
both parties, and put a charge
of disorderly conduct against George
Sam, to insure his appearance. Sam fur
nished bail, a watch and chain, and was
let go. Critney, who was still suffering
severely from the effects OF liquor, was
taken below, and his case continued till
the 23d inst.
Jas. Donovan, convicted last May, was
arrested yesterday by Captain Welsh
and detective Mead, on the corner of
Seventh and Elm streets, on the charge
of being common thief. Donovan was
let off on condition of leaving the town
and never returning.
Mollie Hoffman and Matte Edwards,
two white lassies from. Bucktown, made
night hideous i'll those quarters and con-
sequently found thenl.~ elves locked up.
Mollie was given 30 days, and 500, and
Matte thirty days and S25.
John Ryan was found in drunken
condition ON the landing. and another
man named Daniel Reardon, steam
boat cook, was caught in the act of kick
ing the former and trying to rob him.
Reardon was sentenced to thirty days
Work-house and fined $50. Ryan, to have
chance of SOLDERING up, was transmit
ted to Morgan's Hotel for ten days.
VIM. Murray and his wife, Maria MUIR
ray, who lived at 205 Elm street, were
arrested on warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Dodd, charging them with grand lar
ceny, in having stolen forty-0ne dollars
which belonged to Mrs. Dodd's mother,
and had been lett in the care OF the ar
rested parties after her death. The case
will come up tomorrow morning.
The cases Of Fry, Gleason, Slater,
Blaine aud the others implicated in the
late wholesale robbery at Jeffras, Seeley
e. Co.'s store, were, on application OF
NJ aj0r Blackburn, continued till the 22d,
as the Majors services were required in
the case Of Wilder at the Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
VIM. Bittman, a young lad OF seven
Teen years, yesterday visited the Mill
creek bottoms, in the absence Of DR..
Maley,and overpowered the Umpire, TAX
FiDg away the stakes, one dollar in change.
He was sent to the House Of Refuge.
John Wade, the mother ana sister-in-
law beater, an ugly looking customer,
had four charges placed against his
name on the Judges docket. For as
sault and battery he was sent
to the Work-house for six months B.
Wade, after beating his mother,
bombarded the arresting Of
ticer with halt a dozen of cups and,
moreover, tore his blouse. This brought
him sentence Of twenty days and a fine
Of $25. He resisted the officer, which
wound up the whole amount of days
that ne must remain in the Work-house.
These were for disorderly conduct.
George Frank. charged by Mr.. Davis
with adultery, in having lived with his
wife for six months, had his case de-
ferred till Friday.
The charge Of forgery against John
Laub, was dropped on payment Of the
costs OF the trial.
James Kennedy stole wood-saw from
August Fitch and sold it for fifteen cents
at a 81 cond-hand store. Thirty days and
$40.
Thos. Shiernay, a young boy of ten
years. was accused of having stolen 80
cents from till in the grocery on Cutter
and Court streets. Sent to the House OF
Refuge.
John Crawford, Mary Meyers, and her
mother Christina Meyers last Thursday
night attacked the Harding family, OH
Everett street. Crawford was sentenced
to twenty days in the Work-house and
fined $40. Mary was fined $40 and costs,
but her mother, who seems not to have
been guilty, was dismissed.