The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-30

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brought before Judge Lindeman this
man named Revels q railroad ticket, q
check and $40 % in currency. Works
could not be convicted and was dis
missed.
FREDERICK FLoHR, a painter, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morn
ing, charged with having stolen 81 from
boys safe at Mrs. Bolander's house. No
evidence appearing, he was dismissed.
On another charge he had his case con-
tinued till the first OF May.
A BODY of New York gentlemen, COM
prising a committee from the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, is in private
session with several OF CINCINNATI 8
prominent Insurance men, at the Grand
Hotel, to-day. The result of their delib-
erations will not be made public.
THE funeral of Rev. Father Menge
took place at St. Philomena Church, on
East Pearl street, at halt-past 8 O'Clock
to-day. The attendance was very large.
Bishop Toebbe, of Covington, conducted
the exercises, and Bishop Edwards and
other church digritaries were present.
CHARLES HERsBERG was arrested on
Thursday upon a warrant taken out by
Michael Hester, charged with having
broken one window pane worth $40, at
the premises No. 106 Main street. Hers
berg was convicted of the charge in the
Police Court and sentenced to pay fine
OF $50 and costs. In default of this sum
he was committed.
IT is claimed that F. B. Williams, who
filed an injunction suit against Contrac-
tor Henry Lewis to restrain him from
building the Walnut Hills railroad, now
admits that his suit was against the
wrong party. and that 1t is his intention
to bring a suit against the Street Rail-
road Company Itself.
OFFICERS MCCAIN and Clancy, about
two O'clock this morning, arrested Nick
Kennedy, otherwise known as Copper
nosed Kennedy, as an accomplice of
James Milet in the burglary of Refs
Brothers wholesale fruit store yester-
day morning. He was brought before
Colonel Snelbaker Today, and alter ex-
animation remanded to the Ninth-st treet
Station-house.
OFFICER RAMSEY arrived this morning
from Wlnona, Minnesota, with Victor
Wolf, the alleged forger. He was ar
raigned in the Police Court on charge
OF obtaining 5000 on two checks from Mr..
SchlOtnIan by false pretenses. His case
was continued till Tuesday, and he was
required to furnish bonds in the sum OF
$500. The particulars Of this case were
mentioned in full in THE STAR at that
time.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, the late
Prosecuting Attorney Of the Police
Court, will be the recipient Of a splendid
gift tomorrow night. The clerks and
deputies of the Police Court, Messrs.
Bender, O'snaughnessy, Ostendorf,
Meyers and others propose tomorrow
night, at Aug's Club House, to donate a
handsome gold watch, worth over 5000,
to Mr.. Campbell as token of their high
regards and esteem for him. There will
be a quiet social between the parties
concerned, and very pleasant time is
anticipated.
i THE Westendorf Literary Society, as.
sisted by Miss Kate Westendorf, will give
an entertainment ON Saturday with the
following caste: Recitation, "Maclaine's
Child" Miss Anna Scott; "Titania,'
piano solo, Mr.. Frank Wilson; Sparta.
Gus Address to the Gladiators, MIR. Leon
Block; "Julius Cesar" Messrs. T. l..
Coleman, Ii. Wallenstein, j. Schlors and
A. Wallenstein; Serenade, violin solo,
Chas. H. Schmidt; Reading, by special
request, Miss Kate Westendorf; Recita.
ton, "The Burning Ship" Miss Mathilda
Boy" Mr.. Gu. .Spritz; .Miserere" Troya
tore, Samuel b. Linninger. The whole
will conclude with a laughable farce.