The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
LATEST LOCAL.

THE will of u. A. Line was admitted
to probate.
SIX jurors have been secured in the
Dunbar murder case,
THE alarm of fire sounded about 8
O'clock from box No. 1877, was owing to
burning chimney. No loss.
THE following shelves have been dis
charged from the Warehouses: Charles
Williams and John Anderson.
MARY r. WATERING was appointed
eXecutrix OF John Henry Watering.
Personally, $500; realty, $1,000.
JAMES UCONNoR Is locked up in Ham.
monu-3treet Station on suspicion OF
beiug a common thief. He will be take
before the Superintendent for examin-
alton.
A YOUNG fellow who came here from
Pittsburg attended some OF the Mardi
Gras balls last evening, and at an early
hour to-day was entced into a saloon on
sixth street and robbed OF about $40.
j. ii. JOHNSON, colored, who has been
engaged 0oing "ch0ves" i0r W. ude.
baker, at No. 3l3 Race street, was ar
rested and lodged IN the Central Sta
tioI-l0use this morning, by Oihter Lo-
gar, on complaint OF the proprietor OF
the nousc, WHO alleges that he got away
with pair OF pauts and topaz ring,
paWnlns lie latter. .. ..... ~ ..
THE only business OF general interest
transteted by the Board VI Public Works
this m0rning was the ordsr for the
preparation of an ordinance Tor the re-
DuHdng OF Kenper-lane Bridge, and the
reception OF i've bids Tor the placing oil
an iron fence around the west side OF
City Hail Park. The bus were referred
10 the Engineer. -.p.."
The Board of Fire Commissioners,
accompanied by the Chief Epgineer,
visited the several engine houses
yesterday and Iouhd eterything in
complete order. After visiting
The engine house at Crawlish
which is in close proximity to the pala-
tial residence OF the Hon. John L..
Thompson. They were mucn sur
prise0, as well as delighted,
which had been prepared Tor them by
Hon. JohnL. This Is but one ottne many
ins ances OF the many acts OF hospitality
for which Mr. Thom .'son is noted.
A BAIL was given by the Campbell
CunSInenLal Guards AZ GaudolIO Hall
last might, upon which occasion the gen.
tleman in whose honor the Company
was named DLsior s. l.. Campbell
was the recipient OF a fGe
iguld-headed cane. In the absence OF
Hoo. john L. Thompson, who was to
maze the presentation speech. our
ubiquitous mayor, who was present ,
was called upon and did the
liOn0rs i'll his usual happy style.
TIE response by Major Campbell
was very pieastngto o the company, who
concluded this part OF the Ceremony by
giving three cheers Tor the noble recipi-
enL and benetactor Of the Guards.
| ALBERT HUMMEL, an lily clad. dirty.
,acsu snovzer, appeared before Judg,
| Lindemaan thIs morning to answer two
charges Of obtaining money by false pre-.
lenses. His little game has been to
represent himself as the ageut Sol
"P. W. Z:igler s. Co., Chicago" pub
fishers OF toe universal Centennial
History" price So and SS Is; also, the
'EPcople's Journal" with the flags and
coat vi u ms of all nations auu the five
grand Centennial building~, price 81
cents. From the looks OIL his sub
scription list, which were ndduced
as evidence against him, it appears
| that ne has victim zad nearly five huE-
tdied people, frolu each OF whom he re.
ceived % cents. On conviction vi tne
TWO charges he rect.vod sentence o.
sixty days in the WorH-hou,e and fine
of SO. ..- .---v