The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21
LATEST LOCAL.

MAYOR MOORE is s.ill busy redistrict-
ing the city.
AT the Lookout House "SarO's Grand
Battle POtpourrp Will be- performed by
The German Military Band tonight.
The funeral of the late George H.
Bussiug, the well-known banker, took
place al $3.50 O'Clock this morning from
the Cathedral and was largely atte ended.
MR.. WIN. WILSON NcGREw, the jew
eler, filed his voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy to-day in the clerks Office oi the
United States Court. Liabilities, $5,-
237 At; assets, s., ,S45 26.
The Lullows will play the Hoosiers,
Ball Park, and the Springfsds on Sat-
urday. Ben. Shott says his club is de-
telmined to win both games.
The jury ia the inquest on the body
of John Burkhard, who was found in Tx
canal back OF the W0rk-hOuse, rendered
verdict that deceased came to his
death from drowning, but In what man.
ner they are unable TO ascertain.
The following gentlemen were elected
as Nominating Committee OF the Mer-
chants Exchange to nominate officers
TO serve that Board the ensuing year:
Adoiph Wood, Robert A. Dy kens, Geo,
+. Ireland, George Weilder aud John
Ryan.
The friends of John G. Fratz are en-.
ergetlcally urging him for the position
OF County Treasurer on the Democratic
ticket. They say if nominated he will
poll an immense vote among all classes,
especially among the railroad and other
workingmen, with whom he is very pop.
ular.
JOSEPH BUHR, candy manufacturer, ,217
Walnut street, viii be married this eve
ming at half past 7 o'clock, at the Church
Central avenue, to Miss Annie Loos,
soprano singer Of the choir OF that
church. The Rev. Father Cusick Will
oficiate.
ANNA EsCHENBRENNER, wife Of Ma
jor Eschenbrenner, Of Vine and Mercer
streets, was bound over 10 the Grand
Jury this morning by Squire Harmeyer
on charge of having broken open the
door Of a neighbor named Mrs. Brod-
hage, and given her severe humping.
The market this morning extended
from Court and Main streets to Free
man and up and down that street for
several squares. 1t was one OF the
AnA 6NSS AAA"A hSSp hotO AVA q hOhB
The vegetable m ,rket was the chief
feature to-day. Nutmegs sold from 35
to 40 cents per barrel.
JERRY LALLY and Thomas Slater, two
young "night-hawks," were each given
a berth in the Work-h0use this morning
Tor showing decided taste for Old iron.
Their last enterprise was stealing an
iron wa er-conuucLor. They will not be
able to attend the Theodore Thomas
Concerts. They also pay fine Of $500
for their sport.
EDWARD U. LANDER has brought suit
before Squire Lee against Henry
Eggers TO recover 5000, money loanen
SAID Eggers last February and payable
on the 9th inst. Eggers brings counter
claim for 500 due him for a revolver and
and a dog. The latter is willing to pay,
provided he gets the above sum from
the plaintiff. Tue case is in progress.
VALENTINE BREITENBACH, the ''high-
toned" gentiem N OIL leisure who was
arrested this morning for cruel treat
ment to his family, in the way of pulling
his wite's ear, together with the charge
of resisting officers, "showed up' this
morning in the Police Court; in appear
auce ne Is similar to Southern "salli-
nipper." The Judge prescribed five
months and bond of $500 to keep the
peace as a remedy for the Two charges.