The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-21
being Hospitality entertained by Mrs.
| Kelly, stole her husbands watch and de-

being Hospitality entertained by MRS.
Kelly, stole her husbands watch and de- |
parted. - M
4 petition in the following case was
fled yesterday: The Stevens stave Man-
ufactuIing Company. of Perrysville, o.,
against Henry Zellner, Caroline Zellner,
John Vogel, John Reohemus, Executor
of Michael Defel, Mary Deifel, Michael
iDeiieL Fred. Conrad, Barbara Conrad,
The HaIailton Building and Savings As
,sociation, Shepherd, Curtis q Williams,
partners, and Frederick Schleip.
The Board OF Health met yesterday In
the Mayors office. Several pools OF
stagnant water were condemned. Oa
motion, the bill presented by DR.. NAL
lony for services rendered in smallpox
cases was approved and payment rec
commended to Council. Oh motion. it
was agreed the Board as a body on Fri
day.next visit the lot used by Peppers
upon which to bury dead animals. On
motion, DR.. MarktWas instructed to pro-
cure vaccine for the ward physicians, TO
be used upon the poor. A resolution
was adopted, that Drs. 'Scobey, Caldwell
and Markt, members OF the Board, re-
quest the Health Officer to give notice
tnrough the papers tnas they will be at
their respective Offices every Thursday
and Saturday afternoons for the purpose
Of vaccinating tue poor Of the city.
Mrs. Cornell, formerly teacher in the
Public School of Hamilton, has been en-
gagged to teach In the Western Female
Seminary of Oxford.
We were last evening made the recip-
lent of a mammoth bunch of grapes by Mr..
Phil. Rothenbush, OF the Z. D. corner.
They were grown on the old Charley n.
smith place, now the property OF MI.
Snider.
The funeral of John Vanderveer takes
place this morning at nine O'Clock from
his residence on Second street.
|. COyINGTON.-Mrs. Is. X. Leayitt, of
Cincinnati, will address the ladies Of the
Temperance League, Tomorrow after
noon, at O1d-fellows' Hall.
Five saloons were licensed by the
County Court yesterday.
The Stars play the Lexingtons to-day
at Lexington.
Philadelpnia street is haunted by a
band of thieves, who are daily making
depredations on garden produce.
|. Rev. Y. q. Cline, Of Lexington, will
preach at the First Christian Church, in
this city, Tomorrow.
'The Grand Jury yesterday indicted
George Miller, Hiram Alexander, Peter
Donohue, for grand larceny.
Anthony Henman, found guilty In the
Criminal.C CourG yesterday OF maliciously
cutting officer Hageman, was sentenced
| to one years confinement in the County
Jail and to pay u lne OF $t75.
| Last Thursday ayoung girl of fourteen
1 years stole SOME clothing from this resi-
dence OF J. A. Adams, ia Greenup
street. Yesterday Mr.. Adams recoy cred
The property without the assistance of
the police.
John Ford, In the Criminal Court,
pleaded guilty to the charge OF petit lar
for Two months.
The picnic OF St. Patrick's church at
Parker grove was a grand affair. An
ME Hughes received the ladies' priZe-a
handsome gold riug-for selling the
largest number of tickets, and Mr.. Den
lny Ryan, the gentlemen's pr,Ze-a gold
headed cane. Mr.. John Flavin carried
Oft a silyer-headed cane for Jne best tar
get shooting, and Mr.. James Rife sim
liar prize as the best roller OF ten-plns.
Early yesterday morning man was
discovered lying on tue Snort-llne rail-
road, near Walton, with his LETT foot and
right hand severely mutilated. He was
| drunk, and mad been run over by train.
| He was taken to st. Eiizabeths hospi.
| tai, where he was found to be Charles
Gill, II years old, who lives in Pendle.
| ton county.
The following are the marriage licenses
since our last report: Benz. Addison and
Elizabeth NJ. Morelang; Daniel Daley
and Mary o. Donovan; Joseph Spinner
and Anna Huber; Jacob Deiss and
Usnla Henemap.
4 Esquire Francis is becoming as famous
as Judge Nelson, OF brooklyn, for pre-
4 siding over scandal cases. However,
the Jury, after receiving Instructions
| from him never chang" ~ 1S
The work OF excayating in that sweet.
scented lot OF the new Custem-aouse is
rapidly progressing. - EffN
NEwPORT.-Mr. Hogan, carrier Of
the Gazette, while collecting his monthly
bill at a house on Washington avenue,
near Fruit street, was met by q stranger
at the door, who pulled him inside,
locked the door ai1d tnen pointed pistol
at him to obtain his money. Hogan, a
strong and muscular man, seized the
weapon, and grappling his antagonist,
made his escape. The stranger was not
arrested.
/ Colonel James Taylor cut himself so
severely in The manu- with p0cket-knite
yesterday, that surgeons aid was re-
quired.
MIR. Taylor Thornton. jr., wassshrown
from his horse, on Monmouth and Tib
bats street, yesterday, but fortunately
escaped with few brulses.
Councilman O'Hara talks of diagonal
crossings at the intersection of streets.
This Is a good idea.
The National Dancing Association
have elected the Following officers ior
the coming season: w. D. Pancoast was
reelected President; B.. Bloiz5ach, Vice
President; j. E. McSorfey, Treasurer;
i. w. Slossmaster, Secretary.
Barracks News.-rcn more recruits
laccepted.-Judge Green, OF Columbus,
land wife are visiting Colonel e. 9. Ma
4 son, Commandant at the Barracks. =
VIM. Zemke has re-enlisted as clief cook
of the hospital department.-By the last
OF October the buildings at Columbus,
o., will be ready tor the garrison; one
buifding Of the officers, quarters was
completed yesterday. "A Federal salute
Of thirteen guns was fred
this morning in honor Of Tie late Ex.