The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-05
LOCAL BRDYITlES.

IRE City Board OF Equalization 10
now legaized to receive pay for lts SER
Vices.
COUNTERPART fiities on the Third Ma.
tional Bank OF Buffalo are circulating
in the city.
The infant son of Rev. Dr.. Duncan, of
the Ninth-street Baptist Church was
buried ut II O'Clock this morning.
SIDEWALK thieves relieved f. c..
PEBBLES, grocer, No. 81 East Fourth
street, OF two boxes OF lruitlast night.
JAMES B. GRooMs was bound over to
the Grand Jury by Squire Harmeyer
yesterday OH the charge OF grand lar
eeDy.
The paper read by Dr. George e. WAL
ton, before the American Medical AssU.
citation, has been issued in pamphlet
form.
The creditors OF NJ. Holstein & Co.,
have agreed to accept ~ cents on the
dollar, payable i'll two, four and eigGt
months.
A COMMITTEE was appointed last eve.
ming by the Board OF Education to make
an Investigation OF the charges rtfecting
the character OF Mr.. 4, y. Vale and the
Board.
JOHN W. GRANNoN, sexton OF st.
Xavier Church, Was badly bitten in the
np last evening by dog, in Springer's
saloon, corner OF Sixth and Sycamore
streets.
AN illustrated article on, the steam
fire engine is the attractive feature o.
the second number Of the Western H.
Eenlor pubhsueu In this clty by Messrs.
Peck aud Hosea.
The funeral of Sallie S. Porter, who
was found dead in tho snow yesterday
morning, Will take place AZ 2 0 o'clock to-
morrow from the residence OF her
parents, East Walnut Hills.
JAS. B. GRooMs, charged with steal
Ing $3.50 from the residence OF Mr.. Abra-
ham Il. uammell, waived an eXamina-
tlon and Was bound over, last evening,
to the Grand Jury, in the sum OF $500.
OWING to the death of Miss Sallie Por-
ter, tne social OF the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, which was to have been held
Thursday evening, has been postponed
until Thursday evening OF next week.
The six barrels o. liquor stored by
Hol j. Co., III BoseNs cellar, and, as
mentioned yesterday, guarded by the
saloon Keepers wife, were captured by
The conslables last evening, alter hard
fight.
AUGUST KRE!MBo2G and August Os.
tenuori we're bound over to the Grand
Jury OIL the charge OF obtaining one nun
dred ana seven hams from the Banner
Slaughter-house BY false pretenses at
Inherent times.
The loss IN the Bell, Miller & Co. IS
fire sunday will prove to be total. The
insurance amounts TO $9G,OO0. The
PheniX Mutual is the only company oil
THIS city who lose Dy the fire. Their
amount is $1,000.
BURGLARS effected an entrance into
the olu western Hotel, on the southwest
corner OF Court and tIum streets, last
night, and stole $40 worth OF tobacco and
cJnsld deraDle amount or liquors, with
which they made sAelr escape.
JOHN and George Elliott, V. johnson,
p. RosenthalI, ". Thomas and Ii. Z.
Regiment, .. V. Cavalry, are requested
TO send their address 30 Capt. W. d.
Dempster 70 receive their veteran
medals,
MIR. 2. n. O'UARA commenced a Pc
destrian tournament at The Highland
Rouse al IL O'Clock to-day, which will
close at j. .'cl0ck Saturday night. Two
god medals anu large sums OF money
are offered as prizes, Tor which any one
my compete.
THE fifth annual fair OF the Southern
Ohio Fair Association, at Dayton, o.,
will bs held September 20 to 20, 1878, i'll
elusive. Tne Vtheers elected for the en-
suing year arc: President, n. Dinner:
Vice President, j. W. Hutt; Treasurer,
g. b. Harman; Secretary, j. A Miller.
THE examination OF Dimmltt and
Stnchreld, the alleged Clermont County
Treasury robbers, was continued before
Squire Pease, 1T Batavia, yesterday.
The testimony OF Detectives Carey and
Wappeuslein, G. j. Harrison, and 9th.
ers, was taken, and proved very dam
agiug 20 DimmltI. Tne case is still in
progress.
THE following Grand Jury was sworn
in TO day and charged by Judge Cox:
W. Ii. Harrison, foreman; Julius Lang,
+. Hunneke, Jacob Schorror, b. f..
Gwynar, J. Fl. Bohlke, Joseph Cilley,
Theodore Hinkler, Hugh +. Kemper,
Sol. Josophs, Conrad Schultz, Iheo. F.
NiemaD. George Weber, John Steele aud
Samuel Thomas.
GEORGE BEIGEL, an old veteran, died
Sunday at the age OF tifty-our years.
He was a native OF Bavaria and went
through the whole Of the Mexican war.
In our late civil war he served as VOL
unteer in the Ninth OHIO Regiment, and
was wounded at the battle Of Mills
Springs. During the last four years he
was member OF the Cincinnati Police
Force. His funeral took place this alter
noon.
The Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus
Company held their annua! meeting yes.
terday aud elected the old Board Oh N an.
ayers, Geo. A. Smith, j. Fl. Rhodes and
r K. Brown. AT subsequent meeting
of Tho Board G. a.. Smith was elected
President; j. q. Rhodes, Treasurer,
and r. X. Brown, Secretary. The Board
reelected sam. Baily, Jr., Superintend.
ent OF the Company for the ensuing
rear,
AN Italian lad named Vito was lasI
syeniny taken to the Childreu's Home
having been RESCUED by Officer JOSEPH
Smith from an Italian padrone named z
Satalia, VINO hangs out at No. AZ Raot
street. The lad had been compelled to
beg and sing in the streets for Satalia
The latter was arrested and taken be
fore Squire Block, who set the examin
alton f0r Thursday. The punishment il
hye years Imprisonment and $1,000 fine
THE Woman's Art Museum AgsoCia