The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-20

Vine on Saturday. The watch had peen
pawned at Frank Smiths pawn shop.
Morrisey was arrested last night by Ofh-
Ger Logan at the Sun saloon, on Fifth,
between Vine and Walnut streets.
Michael had his case continued to the
2Sth of this month.
THE collections of water rents amount
ed to the sum Of $4,000 yesterday at the
Collectors Office.
Tom CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, this morning
pied the cases for the State in the 70
| lice Court, and enlivened the Courtroom
with his usual cheerful way OF examan-
ing the cases.
| ANDREW CAsTELEN charged with grand
larceny, the particulars Of which were
mentioned some time ago in THE STAR,
| was dismissed in the Police Court this
morning on account of want OF prosecu-
tion by his employers.
MICHAEL O'HARA and John Sellman,
whose cases we mentioned in full in yes
terday's STAR, were arraigned in the Po-
lice Court this morning on charge OF
highway robbery and their cases contln-
ued till the 21st of April.
Jos. PEBBLES, last night, was caught
by Officer PEBBLES, at the corner OF wal
nut and Second streets, in the act OF
stealing tarpaulin, left outside us
cover for some goods. In the Police
Court this morning he was convicted OF
the charge of petit larceny, and sem
fenced to thirty days in the Work-house
and fine of 500.
WILLIAM LYONS, a young lad, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
on two charges of petit larceny and was
convicted OF both. For the first one, in
having stolen lot of cotton worth dol
lar from Gould, Pearce & Co., he was
sent to Castle Morgan for 30 days. On
the second, for having stolen a carpet
worth $6 from one Sherman, at 1O1 Lock
street, he was sent out for thirty days
and fined $50.
HENRY SCHRADER was lodged in the
Bremen-street Station last night on the
charges of embezzlement and petit lar
ceny. Schrader is said to have taken 81
from his employer, Mr.. Henry Kohn, for
whom he was peddling potatoes. He is
also accused Of having stolen fine bug
gy blanket. His case in the Police Court
this morning was postponed till Satur-
day the oath inst. In default OF $500 he
was committed.
MR.. PHIL. HUDSON, well known among
sporting circles, died yesterday of apo
plexy. He was in his usual health on
Sunday, and fell asleep in the afternoon
| at his home, from which sleep he never
awoke. Nothing unusual was observed
in his appearance or condition until he
had slept an unusually long time, when
efforts were made to awake him, but
called, but were unable to res tore him
to consciousness.
II MR.. Il. H. G. ALLEN, Of Mt. Auburn,
shows us collection of apple, peach and
cherry buds from his grounds on Mt.
Auburn, which proves conclusiyely that
our predictions of the destruction OF the
fruit crop in this vicinity was correct
None of the buds remain uninjured, and
there can NO longer remain a doubt of the
destructive effects of the recent freeze
upon the seasons crop. Mr.. Allen thinks
there is nothing left OF the large fruit in
this vicinity.
AN old sword approaching the cimeter
shape, which has been carried through
the Indian wars from 1743 to 1853, and
which was conspicuous at the battle Of
Bunker Hill and Lexington, and in fact
in the whole Revolutionary war, is now
on exhibition at Robert Clarke's book
store. The sword, a very rusty one, is
about two and half feet in length and
an inch in breadth, and is notched in
? several places, indicative of its frequent
use. The handle Is very short and is
made of black walnut wood, with hand
plate attached. =
THE alarm OF fire sounded before six
o'clock yesterday evening from Box 81,
Engine-house No. 2, was caused by the
the Cincinnati Coffin Factory, Nos. 404
and 406 Richmond street. 1t consisted
of a brick and frame house, used as a
machine and store rooms. The frame
was completely burned, and the brick
Injured considerably. One thousand dol
llars' worth of stock was lost, and the in.
jury to the houses belonging to Judge
Pruden) amounts to $1,000, all covered
by insurance. An adjoining house,
owned by MIR. Rowe, suffered to the ex
tent of $500. No insurance.
THE annual report OF the Board Of
Trade has been completed by Mr.. Black
burn and has appeared in print. II
shows decided increase in the amount
: and value OF large number OF manutac
, tured articles, among which are leather
clothing, liquors, drugs and chemicals
, food, cigars and tobacco, soap, candles
and oil and other articles. An elaborate
! table showing class of manufactures
: etc., in Cincinnati and immediate vicin
: ity, has the following footings: Number
t of establishments, A, ,469; cash capital in
, vested, 1858, 149,0S5; value OF real estate
I: occupied, S52, 151 $50; number of hands
| GmplOJ Gu, Oo3ouc, VoAuO Va pAouNSso AoA
> the year, $l44 20, ,371.
: "HAPPY JACK" otherwise Antonio
g Gumbruso, was arraigned in the Police
/ Court this morning Tor disorderly con
3 duct but dismissed. After Court he
t went down to the cell-room to see an i'm
+ prisoned friend of his, and brought hin
about half a pound of cheese, some breat
: and other victuals. Both have just come
, out of the Work-house, and Mike Collin'
) must go back this morning. AS Mike
had 'sput head on" ''Happy Jack" dur
r ing their term at the Work-h0use, the
} philanthropic action OF the latter de
serves special mention. "Happy jack
} was once the Captain OF Cult steamer
but now, as a general thing, resides OF
, and on at the Work-house.
Il A MAN calling himself Hiram Porter
a | on the 18TH inst. presented check o
$5, 100 upon the Bank of Commerce, st
f flLouis, to Lane & Bodley as payment fo
purchases amounting TO 81, $50. Mr.. Por
+. ter was handed a check for $2,520, tn,
: difference between his check and bill
In the meantime the firm telegraphed Il
: the bank at st. Louis and learned tina
! ! the draft had been raised from a genu
:. inc check for $51. Mr.. Porter was &C
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