The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-16
LOCAL BREVITLES.

OLD Winter dies hard. Snow fell here
this morning.
THE Presbytery has adjourned until
10 O'Clock next Monday.
THE time of Eph. Hollands trial has
not been definitely set.
THE citizens of the Eleventh and
Twelfth Wards want new school
house.
MAMIE ROBINSON, a colored girl, Is
under arrest on Jne charge of having
stolen $25 from David Clark, in Buck
town.
The rattle that was to haye taken place
at 1853 Sycamore street, March IT, will
be postponed until Saturday, the 3lst
instant.
LEWIS SMITH, arrested on a warrant
for having stolen SO on the 22d of Janu-
AIRY, from Susan Smith, was sent out to
the Work house for thirty days and
fined 500.
HARRY GILBERT, the manager of the
"Baby Show" informs us tuat nearly
one hundred entries have already been
made, including two sets of trlplets and
ten pairs of twins.
A LOT OF dry rubbish in the cellar of
L. Ii. Bates hat store, No. 1853 West
Fifth street, caused small blaze there
yesterday afternoon. Alarm from Box
l67. Loss nominal.
The Board OF Directors of the County
1nhrmary met yesterday aud agreed TO
a proposition by which four OF the
pauper children should be transferred
TO the Children's Home.
THE Workingmen hold mass meet
ing at Roles hall, Seventh and Free
r11on To tl,n, Al,
OF the same kind will be held at Lykiu's
Hall, George and Cutter streets.
THE case of Benjamin Lysle, who, as
published in the STAR yesterday
stole $500 worth OF books from A. +.
Champion, was continued in the Police
Court this morning until tomorrow. In
default Of $1,000 bail Lysle was COM
mitted.
SAM. CoHEN's cheap store, No. 511
Vine street, was robbed a few days ago
of roll OF oilcloth, lot of handker-
chiefs and quantity of notions. The
week before number of boys stole fifty
balls Of knitting cotton from in front OF
this place.
ALBERT TAYLOR, young colored man,
while guest ol a friend named Spencer
Lewis, is said to have stolen the latters
pockel-b0ok containing SIG 80. He was
taken in last night, but denied the theft.
His case in the Police Court was con-
tinued until tomorrow and his bond
fixed at 5000.
AT meeting of the Republican City
Executive Committee held at Turner
Hall last night, the time ior holding the
Convention was discussed, and it is un-
derstood that next Friday is the day set
but as the press was excluded, the
1n,n,b izy Of ,fH nj nI,n
mittee meets again next Tuesday, when
the matter will be definitely settled.
The notorious Miles Ogle, boss coun.
terieiter, who was lately identified with
the Cincinnati gang, was sentenced yes.
terday in PlttsDurg to eight years in
the Penitentiary and fined $4,000. He
was convicted on eight several counts.
VIM. Johnson, his associate, received a
sentence Of two years and $1,000 fue.
WILLIAM STARK filed petition in the
Court vi Common Pleas against Ira
Wood, Superintendent OF Police, and
Abe R0thschlld to obtain the lattel's
trunk aud its contents. The plaintiff
in 1866, obtained u judgment against
ROthscnitd for $50. An execution was
issued and returned unsatistied. The
plaintiff now asks that the judgment be
declared lien on the trunk.
BoLLY LEWIS and his dealer, ,Getchell
were arrested yesterday evening upol
the ath ,avit of c. Jones, who lost money
In Lewis place, and held to bail III 5000,
for their appearance on Tuesday mex
before Squire Eyitt to answer to 8
criminal prosecution charging them
with violating the laws against gam
bling. Later in the day Tom Harris
horn, VIM. Wesjohn and Doc. Pyle
were brought in on a similar charge
Their cases were laid over, under
bond, to the same time.