The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

j. ARCHIBALD JOYCE has severed his |
connection with the Cincinnati Demo-
erat.
ISAAC PARKER, deceased, left real es-
tate valued at $1,000, and $4,000 in per-
sonal property.
Tom ALLEN has gone to st. Louis,
where he intends to open a saloon and
settle down to business.
JACOB Moody, a brewer living at No.
II Findlay street, fell from second
story window last evening ana broke his
right leg.
HELENA BARRY, locked up at Ham
mOnd-street yesterday for drunkenness,
Attempted TO commit suicide by hang
ing. She was speedily cut down and re-
HiYed.
THE Committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Board of Trade on
The Sinton Forum failed to secure
quorum for the meeting called yester-
day afternoon.
MRS. DEBORAH HILL, relict of the late
George Hill, and mother OF Stacey Hill,
Df CumminsVille, will be buried from the
"Hlll Mansion," in Spring Grove Gene
Iery, tomorrow afternoon.
CHAs. BARRY, a ooloreI youth, who
has been in the employ of DR.. Henley, OF
West Fourth street, received sentence
of thirty days and 500 this morning for
stealing a pair of boots from the doctor.
MR.. ALEXANDER PERKINS, of San
Jose, CAL, u Greco. Roman wrestler, is
in the city. He says that he has de-
leated all opponents except Theobaud
Bauer, whom he considers the best
wrestler i'll the world.
A COMMITTEE Of three, consisting of
Messrs. cassidy, Mullane and Kinsey,
was appointed to wait upon the direc-
Tors OF the Consolidated Company and
Bhe Eighth-street line and see whether
Iheir differences can not be adjusted.
The Recorder received for record yes
terday, the certificate of the Deutscher
6aenger Understandings Verein, of
Reading. The Trustees are Peter
MooCk, Henry Rittmeier and Andy
tchumacher. Clerk, Jacob Greiner.
BUCK SAUNDERS, a Bucktown ruffian,
will be examined In the Police Court
Tomorrow morning on the charge of
assaulting and roEbng frail damsel
named Annie Britton OF SO So night be-
lore last, near the corner of Sixth and
Broadway.
THE "Rev. j. /. Brecklnridge," whose
Ease was set for yesterday before Judge
Force, charged with having obtained
some valuable jewelry under false pre-
lenses, failed to respond, and his bonds
we're declared forfeited. His bondsman
Is Thornton Gregory.
HENRY JONES offered $40 counterfeit
note yesterday afternoon at store, cor
ner Of Court and Elm streets, as ay.
nent for pair OF shoes. Officer Ryan
.ook him before the Comm ssioner, who
bound him over, and In default Of bond,
committed him to jail.
KATE RILEY, a Longworth-strect cour.
sesan, charged with opening letter be-
longing to Mollie Cook, one of her board
ers, was arraigned before Commissioner
Hooper yesterday afternoon. Kate
waived an examination and was bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum OF
}1,5O0.
GEORGE TATEM, who is connected in an
,1hcial capacity with Route No. 10, while
ander the influence Of liquor yesterday
evening made an unproVoked assault
1pon Mr.. Isaac Loder, injurIng him Sc.
Terely in the knee and head, Tatem
Deing arrested was fined $40 and costs
Ihis morning.
AS ANNOUNCED in the STAR yesterday
Uncle John Waggoner and his wife cele-
brated their golden wedding last night
in happy style, a large assemblage OI
Elder Challen read an original poem,
humorous in its character, c0mmemO-
rating the event.
STEPHEN BRADLEY and Chas. Young,
Two well. dressed loaters who have no
visible means ut support, and who hang
around corners and beer saloons, have
been given until Tuesday next to leave
The city, or the sentence OF thirty days
In the w house, which they received
this morning, will be enforced.
JUDGE JAMES L. PIERCE, OF Washing
Ton, Ind, was brought to this city some
time ago by his friends and showed
symptoms Of insanity. 1t was decided
that he should return home last evening
miles below Sedamsville he escaped
from his guards ana has not been seer
Dr. heard from since.
The meeting at Roblnson's Opera
house last night to hear The talented
German Democratic orator, Edmund
Juessen, OF Chicago who by the way is
q brother-in-laW OF Hon. Carl SchurZ
whom he handled without gloves, was a
success. The house was jammed full oi
people, and a great deal Of party en-
thusiasm manifested.
ANDREW FLATH occupied cell at the
Einth-street Station-house on a charge
Of suspicion preferred by Detective
Amthauer. The officer went to Cleye
land after the party, VINO was arrested
In that city by Detective Hulligau. He
is charged to have stolen 81 900 from ono
Of his relatives, and he was found wher
arrested to be in possession of certid-
cate Of deposit Tor 5000, with $40 il
money.
THE annual election Of the Hamilton
County Agricultural Society resulted as
follows: William Ii. Hill, OF Sharon
President; j. b. McWhorter, of Sharon,
Vice President. Managers for two
years: Leonard Fowler, of Madeira
Lewis Pierson, OF Sixteenth Milestone.
a. e. Mottier, OF Green Township; w
q. Hampton, OF Cincinnati; y. 7. Buck
lngham, of Remington, and j. Il. Pen
Qery, oil Wyoming.
BARNEY REIsENBERG, fourteen year
old, and colored boy named Pete Moor
man, were pushing truck, heavily la
den, along the elevated railway to Dods
wortRs distillery in the Twenty-fftt
Ward yesterday afternoon. When neal
The highest point the timbers gave wal
and the boys feil to the ground. u dis