The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-14
LOCAL BKEVITIES.

HENRY MACK filed his bond yester-
dav as Trustee of the Southern Road.
JUDGE EMMoNs, of the United States
Circuit Court, VIII occupy the bench TO-
morrow.
MAYOR JoHNsToN's portrait in oil
ornaments q Fourth street show win
dow. Oil right.
JOHN H. MURR's iewelry store, No.
b9S Central avenue, has been robbed OF
few watches and trinkets.
SHERIFF SPRINGMEIER received an or
der from Court to subdivide the Burnet
Work-house lot into town lots.
In reference to the fruit the En-
uuirers dummy says: "We have not
saw our peach crop this year."
The last meeting Of the Mardi Gras
Business Committee takes place at the
Walnut-street House tonight.
The Georgia excursionists concluded
10 stay and vote for the six millions,
and will leave tonight for Atlanta.
FRED. ARNOLD broke one of his legs
last night by falling from his dray at the
corner of Flndlay and Central avenue.
PROF. JAMES ADAMS walked twenty
five miles and half in three hours and
tifty-eight minutes, yesterday at the
EllJ--5lreet OAIueus
MR. KILBoURNE PIERCE, who for
long time has been connected with the
Burnet House, has accepted night
clerkship OF the Gibson House.
JAMES MOONEY, boy, goes out for
thirty days and pays fine of $2o for
stealing two razors, worth $S, from a
barber, Fred. Mozer, on Broadway, near
Hunt.
The following transfers were made by
The kentucky Conference of the NJ. e.
Church: +. NJ. Leslie to Ohio Confer
ence, w, Ii. Dotson to Colorado Con.
terence. D. Stevenson to New England
Conference, G. Nash to Southern Illinois
Conference, S. S. Belleville to New Jer
sey Conference.
THE Lane Sc Bodley Company, an as.
sociation organized for the purpose o
manufacturing engines, boilers and gen
eral machinery, filed its papers with thu
Recorder. Capital stock, $4,000, di
yided into s., 900 shares. The incorpora
tors are z. r. Lane, Anthony Schnier
8. r. Smith, Edward Myers and Theo
dore Boyl.
THE post-mortem examination in tn
ease OF Dennis Sheridan shows that ht
was crushed under the rear trucks OF tn
car. The external marks OF injury Wer
found to be bruise on the left shoulder
an abrasion on the left cheek, and
marked eXtravasation Of blood over tn
spine, below the shoulders, which e1
tended laterally several inches, shown
the portion Of the body pressed agains
the rail.
CHAs. KEMPEL, Richard Maloney an
Chas, Albright, three boys, came tt
eether yesterday in queer fashion
The first two mentioned are orange pee
dlers Tor Reinsberger, who has his stabl
at No. 359 John street. They ge
hold OF young Albright, dragge
him in the stable, strapped hil
down in stall, stufe
corn-cob in his mouth, and then lie
him to his fate for an hour. When
Young friend named Billings went to b!
assistance and WAS in the act OF llbe
ating him, when the young ruffian serve
him Iii like manner. Of1cer Snyde
hea- OF the outage, arrested Kemp
and Maloney, and they were fined >
each.
GEO. AND CHAs. MATzENBERGER a
the s.rwins'' OF Elder street. The
stamping grounds are on Central aV
nue., where they are the terror OF la
abiding citizens. Last night Geor
was raising particular fits, as usual, wh'
Officer Chard told him to behave himst
or he'd lock him up. At this George 6
on his ear and swore he could lick t
officer, Chard at once bounced him al
took him in. After arriving at the .
yer-street Station, George went
Chard, struck him on the lip, and cav
around like raging lion.
was finally subdued, and this morni
the Judge fined him the insigfca
sum oil 81 and costs. ii that's all it cos
to strike an officer in the mouth while
& e discharge OF his duty, you may 10
vut for many just such assaults.