The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-05

1874 Central avenue identified as part OF
the ones that we're stolen from his place
early yesterday morning. Smith is nD
old offender, and goes by tue name OF
''Indian George" The case will be ex-
amined into tomorrow.
MORRIS MoCARrHY and William Lam
bert, from IOyinyLOn, ky., were ar
raigned this morning for cutting tar
paultn, the covering OF some bOgsheads
oil tobacco on Front street, between
Walnut aud Vine. The case is laid Nv
un,l tomorrow. i'll order TO let Mr.
Ramsey, OF the Police Court, go to Cow
ingtOn and tiud OUT whit KIM OF tel'oWs
these prisoners are. II they have ever
been arrested before, Judge Wilson says
he will give them the extent oil the law.
The old Woodward boys are preparing
for their annual reunion, on the 25Lh
INST, There will be an exciting game of
fool ball in the atternoon and banquet
at the Burnet House at night. The occa-
sion will be all interesting one, and
large attendance is expected. A ladies'
ticket will be issued and many young
ladies will honor the banquet with their
presence. Tickets are now ready ana
can be obtained from the committee and
John Dale, at Clarke u Co.'s, and james
NJ. Glenn, at Glenn s. sons.
MR.. LEWIS G. BERNARD, Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Hamilton
County, passed his thlrty-seoond birth
day yesterday. In honor Of the event
MI; Joseph Setter and number OF
clerks In the employ of Mr.. Bernard Sc
cured Prof. Curriers' Band, ana about
II or Il O'Clock last night gave him Il
grand serenade. Alter the music the
company was invited in to a sumptuous
repast. 1t was happy time for all. A
number OF prominent cilizens were pres
ent. The occasion was tribute 10 an
excellent officer, sound Democrat and
sincere friend, and will ever be remem
bered by those present.
SUIT was brought yesterday by Leo.
polu SchWeitzef, u switch-tender, en-
plOyed by the indianapolis, Cincinnati
3 Lafayette r lilrOad Company, against
the Keystone Bridge Company in the
sum OF $4,000 He claims through tn
carelessness of the employees OF the Com
pany at work on Cincinnati Souther!
Railroad Bridge In letting block OF " ooC
fail on his head, on the 2lst OF Septem.
ber, in consequence OF whloh his sense
Of hearing has been permanently in
iured, a sense which, in his capacity al
a switcl-tender, was of great value tt
him.
UNDER the auspices of the Congrega
tional-U nitarian Church is a social OF
ganIZation known as the Unity Club
organized for culture aud charity. Las
year the Unity Club oI this congregation
under Professor Clarke, OF the McMickel
University, was Il great SUCCESS. Lee
lures, readings, &C., are features. Dill
John D. Caldwell is President OF tn
Club, and Mr.. G. j. Green, Secretary
Committees have been appointed ol
Culture, Helplulness and Amuseme ents
A meeting is to be hell, on the 31st ms
at the church, corner oil Eighth an
Plum.
The Finance Committee yesterda.
opened bids for bonds OF SIG, ,26O 20 70
improving Kenton street, and the awar'
was made 10 Frank kircnner& Co., con
tractors, at par. The German Bankin
Company also put in bids at pal
Among appropriations from the Gen
eral Fund, we're $2,775 to mainta
the Mount Lookout Observatory 81
months, and $16Sl 65, to pay D. G bso
for care Of the fountain, and $1,000
pay for the condemnation price OF til
Cincinnati & Warsaw Turnpike. Az
propriatons, chiefly from the Genert
Fund, up to nearly $45, 900, weretrecon
menueQ.