The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.
FROST last night.

STRAW HATS are called in.
THE trial OF Robert Brown, who was
indicted for burglary, is in progress be-
fore Judge Force.
THos. WILLS was appointed admins
traitor de bonis non of Margereth Gov
ert. Realty, $500.
A VALUABLE striped shawl which was
taken from thief awaits Identification
at the Chiefs office.
MILTON PEYToN was found guilty In
the Criminal Court, of burglary, and was
remanded for sentence.
8. F. PIERsoN, Esq, of Cleveland,
General Ticket Agent of the Dayton
Short-line Railroad, is in the city.
THOMAS FERDINAND and Edward
| Stephens, two ne'r-do-wells, have been
banished from the city by Judge Linde-
mann.
CHAs. WYNN was fined $25 and costs
for carelessly running over, with horse
and buggy, an old man on Sixth street
last night. Bill Flynn, comrade Of
| Wynn's, escaped.
| THE following named hucksters were
fined the costs this morning on conVic-
tion Of the charge of obstructing the
street In Lower Market: Solomon Levy,
Thomas stump, VIM. Thorp. VIM. Horn,
Levi Glass, Robert West, Dan. Conners
and Henry Bagle.
ED. l.. QUINToN, Jim Davis head
bugleman at the Sun Saloon, was ar
rested this morning on charge of loiter-
ing. Charles Young, another nice boy,
is locked up again. There's a sentence
| hanging over Charley's head which will
/ be enforced, now that he failed to leave
town, as he promised.
| AUGUST Vos resident of CoVington
and an employe of Heidelbach, Fried
lander & Co., this city, will be married
this evening at the German Protestant
st. Johns Church, corner of Elm and
Twelfth streets. The reception Will
take place at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, No. 40 Jones street. The bridal
| party will register in the Ohio Book at
the Centennial before the honeymoon is
| over.
| RICHARD ADAMS, New Yorker, and
Charles st. Clair, from st. Louis, went
into the yard Of Mrs. Hattie Young yes
terday morning and stole u bucket of
milk. Being arrested soon after and
searched, a handsome revolver of French
make, a bunch of keys and ladies'
shawl was found upon Adams. This
morning Judge Lindemann sentenced
them to the Work-hOuse for thirty days
and fined them 500 each. For carrying
concealed weapons Adams received an
additional dose OF thirty days and 500.
THIS morning Henry Suttendorf and
his wife Katrina, who keep junk shop on
McMicken avenue, near Mohawk Bridge,
appeared in the Police Court charged
with receiving lot of lead pipe and old
iron that had been stolen from August
Kuchenmeister, who lives on York
street. Part OF the goods were found at
: Suttendorfs, and the family getting
scared by threats of arrest com
promised the matter by the
payment to Kuchenmeister of SIS,
Officer Epping, hearing of the circum
stance, arrested the suttendorfs, and
charged them with receiving stolen
goods. Soon after two small boys were
arrested and charged with stealing the
goods. Their names are Louis Kunz
man and Chris. Stutzman. Both pleaded
guilty to the charge of petit larceny, bul
their cases were laid over until to-mor.
row in order to summon their parents
and find out whether or not it would be
best to send them to the House of Re :.
uge. The charge against the Sutten.
doris will be examined into on the 30th.