The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-11

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lie was arraigned before Squire Bu-
ehanon this morning aud had his ca Sc
continued till next Monday morning.
Biehl gave bond.
| HAMILTON.
Policeman Breidenstein, of the Third
Ward, has rendered his resignation to
the Mayor.
! The funeral Of VIM. Gundrum took
place this afternoon at two o'clock from
St. Johns Church:
Yesterday the police were busy clear
ing on the sidewalks, in conformity to
the new ordinance.
| b. i. Thomas yesterday took posses
sion OF the Probate office. Judge Coch-
ran is down and out.
In the case Of Jas. Wood vs.. Jane Sui
llyan, the Court rendered q judgment of
$iS0 4O In favor of the plaintiff.
A two-horse wagon broke down yes-
terday on the Suspension Bridge. The
wheels caught in the irons of the street
railroad.
A petition for divorce and alimony
was yesterday filed by Miranda w. De
Witt, of Oxford, vs.. Frank G. Do Witt.
She asks the custody OF the two
children.
The Emmett Dramatic Club will play
"Robert Emmet and the sQuiet Fam
tly," at the Opera Hall on the evening of
st. Patrick's Day. This Club has ac-
qulred quite reputation and Is worthy
liberal patronage.
The wife Of Herman Leigers, living In
the Third Ward, was yesterday badly
burned from her clothes catching fire
while at work near the stove. Last
night 1t was thought by the physician in
attendance that she could not live.
LEXINGTON. XXX.
The Michael McCarty that was mar
ried few days ago is not Hon. Michael
McCarty, Mayor Of lrishtown.
MIR. j. Miller, for a long time an en-
ploye of Lovenhart & Co., will in few
days depart for Cincinnati, where he
goes into larger business.
Captain B. j. Treacy, of the Curragh
stables, sold very fine trotting horse TO
Eastern parties, day or two ago. The
price, however, was not divulged.
1t appears that the good people of
Charity Hospital are imposed upon by
contractors on the Southern Railroad,
who send in their sick in vast numbers
when they have every facility of treating
them at their homes.
Twelve jurors have been captured and
put In the box in the case OF Robt. Hol-
loWay for the killing of Shaw. The case
ls one OF unusual interest, on account of
Holloway having once been sentenced
to the Penitentiary and granted new
trial.
Mr.. NJ. Goldsmith is the principal prop
erIy owner on the east side OF Broadway
between Short and Main streets. and
through his neglect to put the sidewalk
In order he is jeopardizing the lives and
limbs OF persons VINO have to pass along
that street.
Delhi community is composed of live
people. Between weddings, concerts
and literary club meetings, there is no
time there for ennui,; and these gather
lngs are usually well attended; nor was
last evenings concert by the survivors
or 1776 an exception to this rule, not
withstanding the rain and bad walking.
AS might have been expected from the
programme, there was full house in the
hail of the Masonic Temple. The execu-
tion of the several pieces reflected credit
on the amateur performers, and, all be-
ing dressed in the costume of 1776, at
tracted marked attention. Many Of the
pieces were eReored; and when that real,
veritable old Virginia darkie came on
The stage and sang "Old Folks at Home"
the applause was unbounded until it
was repeated, and at each pause be-
tween the verses, the echo of the
notes came back as il reflected from dis
tant clouds, in such soft and pensiye
strains that the vast audience was
hushed Into such breathless silence and
stiffness that a photographer could have
obtained perfect likeness of every face
in the hall. The dressing, the music and
the domestic scenes OF 17T6 were well
presented throughout, in all the several
parts, with very nne exhibitions Of mu.
sical talent. At the close request, by
the unanimous vote of the audience, was
presented, and accepted by the Seven
teen Seventy-sixers, to repeat the same
programme Friday evening, February IL. \