The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-05
LATEST LOCAL.


CAPT. THOMPSON DEAN, OF New York
Us In The city.
TIE District Court decided eight ap.
peal cases to-day.
THE Horticultural Society held Its
usual meeting this morning.
! VIM. DUFFY, for stealing a bottle OF
WBourbon" from II. Sherman, Friday.
was sent to the w Work-h0use for ten days
this morning.
THE boarding-house Of Mr.. VIM. Land
rwehr, No. 600 Central avenue, was en-
tered Friday, and a coat, pants, and sill.
Rer watch and chain taken.
VIM. HEMINGHAUs and Oliver Bates
were sent to the WOrk-hOuse this morn
ing for thirty days, on a charge OF steal
bng ladder from A. q. Smallwood.
M. J. KENNEDY, a saoon-keeper at
No. Sycamore street, was arrested to-
hay for selling whisky without license,
and was lined the usual penalty and
bosts.
SIMON GOLDsToN was in the Police
Court this morning, charged with sem.
bezZling pair OF pants" from Jonn Mad
6son. His case Whs continued to June
9th.
+ LIEUTENANT KELLY, OF the Third
PWSOb St&biOby obuAtCu LulOp6 Ou
Thursday for a visit of some months.
Officer, I artridge will assume his place
IN The meantime. 2 49, - *
i The Cincinnati Law Library Associa-
zion held q meeting this morning for the
purpose OF eleeting officers for The ensn-
Ing year. The Board of Officers and clerk
Of last year were reelected.
Two century plants, valued at IS were
stolen night before last from the yard in
tront of Mr. TownsleF's residence, COR
her OF Auburn avenue and Highland
avenue, Mt. Auburn. No arrest.
DEPUTY RECORDER WILLIAMSON re-
p0rded deed in which the consideration
was the largest ever received in the. Re-
porder's office, w: S140,2l5 so, conveying
the Cayagna farm to the Messrs. Cle-
hsays, -
PRESIDENT BUGBEE breaches the Bac-
calanreaie Sermon Of the Wesleyan Fe-
male College at st. Paul's M. u. Church
Tomorrow. The examinations will be
helu during the week, and on Thursday
The commencement exercises will be
held.
| JOSEPH SUFFER- was brought before
the Police Court this morning on
charge Of street begging, and dismissed.
On his person WAS found a bag OF gold
coins amounting to over $400. He also
had paper with him asking for aid, as
be was publishing a book on "Natural
History"
! THos. HoBsoN, arrested by Officer
Steve Meaa, arraigned in the Police
Court this morning on charge OF the
larceny OF a gold watch worth $75 from
pne Chris. Dies, on Main street, had his
case continued till the 9Th inst, and his
Ibond liked at $500. In default of this
sum he was committed.
The following gentlemen have been
elected as physicians OF the Cincinnati
Hospital for the ensuing year: Medical
Btaf-Drs. Comegys, Carson, Murphy,
Davis, Holdt and Underhlll. Surgeons
lMessrs. Muscraft, Mussey, Young and
Connor. Pathology-M cKenzie and Dam
bridge. Obstetrics-Wrigh and Tate.
Dculists-Otney and Mayors. Mr.. Hen
ny M. Jones was reelected Superintend-
ent, Mrs. Agnes Rose, Aatron, and Mr..
T. Il. Mclean, Clerk.
CHARLES PARKER was arraigned In the
Police Court this morning and had bis
case continued till the 9Th inst, his bond
being fixed at $500. He is accused OF
the larceny of Jour busters, tbirty-tive
coats. six suits OF clothes, sixty
Gne pair OF pants, one piece Of
jberge, one pack Of Victoria lawn, one
pack of pique, two packs OF alpaca, one
and a half dozen handkerchief, one
dozen undershirts, one dozen suspend
ers, one gross OF buttons, eight shawls
and seven parasols. The goods men,
tioned above are valued at $780, and were
stolen from car ON the 10Th Of last
month in the yard Of the l., g. y L. Rail-
road.
I. THE following property was sold at
Sherif's sale: A piece OF real estate, on
Pond street, in Corryville; appraised at
s., 1888 "a, to G.. A. Smith at $685.. Four
lots, in Fairinount, respectively go feet
front, on South street; appraised at $500, /
$1,000, $120 and $12O, to Joseph Jones, at
the sappraisement. A lot OF land,
containing 81 82-l00 acres, in
Green. township, to j. "A. Smith.
tor $3o5 per acre; appraised at $246 81
per acre. A real estate in the old Sew
enteenth ward, on Walden street, to G.
G. Archer, for 81 500; appraised at $l,52o.
The west hall, to Mary A. Beard, for
$2,O25. A lot ON the Lebanon turnpike,
in Ayondale, appraised at 80, 900, to j. p.
Kilbreth, tor $1,000.
80 8ossttsrss Railroad Work.