The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-23
LOCAL BREYITIES.


Where, oh where is Count Hambrock2
= A GENTLEMAN on an Elm street car
was relieved Of IS 70 by o pickpocket
Yesteras,. - ;. c.,,ouo
DR. !. M. WISE Ieos.-. 'n.fnra =
Hall this eveniDg-the first tvs'--' v'I
the Mercantile Library series.
No MEETING of the Shakespeare Club
this evening, on account OF the death :"
hrs. q. 3. Wight, q valued memhr VI
THE City Engineer viii ser.
the cost OF extenS' =. soon report ON
from Easter Ing the Crawfish road
G0iD IA avenue to a point near
--lDia avenue.
III is rumored that the First Presbyte-
Yian Church, Fourth street, and the Sew
enth Presbyterian Church, Broadway,
will be consolidated.
OFFIcERs COY AND BAHLMAN, Of the
Fifth District, and Dick Richardson, OF
Cumminsville, have been suspended, and
are awaiting investigation.
WHERE was that private watchman of
the Court street Market-house, when
the butchers and market men were be-
Ing robbed, at an early hour yesterday
morning?
AMUsICAL entertainment and supper
will be given this evening in Neff's old
knife factory, on State street, for the
benefit of Bethany Mission Sunday
school building.
JOHN HOLMES, for stealing daily pa
pefs of the value of $4 from Herman
Bo0kians, the Cumminsville carrier,
goes to the w ork-house for ten days and
pays fine OF $40.
THR builders of the Eighth-street rail-
road are paving the street as they pro-
gress with the rails, 80 that 1t will be in
readiness for travel as soon as the last
yail Ia placed down.
JAS. BEEBE, Henry Banker, Robert
Brown, arrested for running express
without license, expressed sudden
desire to get out the necessary papers,
aud they were discharged with costs.
In has been recommended to Council
br the Board of improvements that the
Gfty Auditor be authorized to sell the
Burnet Work-house lot on Mt. Auburn,
the proceeds to go into the General
Fund.
HAMUEL TENNIsoN, living at 1A Linn
street, last evening fell through hatch
way In Bormann's saloon on Vine street.
He struck on his side on keg of beer
and injured himself severely. He was
uble alter some time TO ride home.
GUSTAV ILG, of No. 81 Peete street,
who was intoxicated last night and at
tacked John Wuest, on Vine, threaten
ing to shoot him, paid $12 and costs tor
his fun in the Police Court this morning.
Mayor johnson made the arrest in per-
son.
THAT charge of attempted rape against
b. L. Riddle, young man from Walnut
q Hills, on the person of colored girl
named Georgia Ann Davis, who lives
with her parents at the corner Of Seventh
and Culvert, didn't pan out well. He
Was dismissed.
THE Directors of the City Infirmary
issued 40 loads of coal to the poor yes
terday, twelve and a half bushels to each
applicant. The Overseers are dn-
sfrueted to issue certificates to those
who are willing to pay for its delivery,
as the Directors have no funds to pay
far the hauling.
THR laying of pipes from the waste.
way Of the canal to supply the Spring
Grove Cemetery lakes wifi water was
commenced yesterday. A watering
station tor horses is proposed to be
put In to provide water for sprinkling
TIE retail dealers held meeting at
AEbeiter Hall last night, and drew up a
petition protesting against persons SELL
Ing such goods as belong to their trade
On the market stands and against
peddling such articles on the streets. A
committee of five was appointed to OBJ
tzin signatures to the document, which
fst0 be presented to Council.
EDWARD DALEY was found night be.
fare last lying unconscious in a hut on
the side Of the railroad track at Fosters
Crossing. Difficulties with his family
bad driven him from home and neces.
sitated him to take refuge in the hut,
where he was found. His head was
badly cut, and, though carefully attend.
ed TO, he was still unconscious yester.
day. His recovery is still doubtful. II
b thought that the assault was the work
Of one Of the family.
JOHN B. Brown, colored, for assault.
ing with knife Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine
also colored, last Saturday night, at theil
house corner Of Third and Central ave.
nale, was run in by Officer Geo. w. Ryan
Brown threatened to baptiZe the family
In blood, and did succeed in gashing
both parties before he was scooped. The
husband was badly cut about the head,
snd his wife was laid up for time. He
was bound over to the Court of Common
R1eas in the sum of $500.
THE tailoring store of Fred Kllmper
o. Co., corner of Main and Seventh
streets, was broken into day before yes
terday by burglars, who forced off the
tron screw to the show window and cut
cut glass. They were discovered by a
private watchman, who struck one oi
rhe two as they were about to make
their escape through the window, but he
failed TO capture either. They sue.
ceaded in carrying away several
pieces OF cloth, a lot Of silk handker-
chiefs, cheap shirt~studs and number
o[ sleeve-buttons, amounting to about
500 in value.
THos. N. DoUTNEY, temperance lee
tnrer and ga reformed inebriate," as he
frankly styles himself, TO In the city, and
we understand is making arrangements
mr. the delivery Of o lecture here. He il
quite young man, has fine, flexible
voice, good personal appearance, and is
attractive as speaker. He has some
taing to say, and he says it well. Ht
N q correspondent OF the Bostor
E0gt, and son OF the former editor .
that paper. The Eastern press speak ii
the highest terms oil his ability as a lee
rarer on his chosen theme, He will
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