The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
LOOAL BiSEVITIES.

HDltOn " GO. Is progressing SatlsIac-
torily.
The creditors OF +. Kinney & Co., have
auieed To the OpJsIIlOn OF taking 6O
cents on dollar.
JOHN KLEIN's meat store, ~ No. 67S
Main street, WAS burglarized night be-
fore last OF quantity OF meat.
BURGLARS paid visit to tho store OF
b. Ii. LAmping y Co., on Canal near
Elm street, and stole $50 from the safe.
MRS. ANNIE SCHRADER. mention of
whose freaks was maze last week, was
last evening sent ~ LongView Asylum.
THE child of Jerry Collins, VINO lives
at No. lS7 West Front street, was found
in bed TINS morning smothered to death
! SIX more vagrants this morning were
addeL to the list of those who are serv-
ing out three months sentences at tn o
Work-house.
The German society, d. d, u. v,
have drawn up appropriate resolutions
on the death OF their late m2mOor, Ar
Bernard Holters.
MRS. JOSIAH LAWRENCE, the head of
e one Of our most prominent families,
is lying dangerously sick at her home,
Lawrence Station.
JonN NASH, the foundryman, who dis
appeared from his nome last Saturday,
alter making an assignment, has not
been heard OF since.
MRS. MARY T. HARRISON, relict of
Prof. John L. Harrison, MD, or this
city, died Monday at CenterVllle, n. j.,
in her elghtieth year.
THE application of John j. Hender-
son as king that George b. Kerper be eE-
joined from building Route IS, was yes.
terday refused by Judge Yap,e.
A SMALL fire in the roof of Fred.
Schlichter's grocery, at Ninth and Linn
streets, caused the alarm from Box IS at
IL O'Clock last night. Damage $500.
The residence of Mr.. N. Varwig, No.
25S Richmond street, was robbed night
before last OF n gold watch aud Ohain, an
OVercoat and a pOcket-book containing
SIT.
MRS. CATHERINE BECKER, mother-ln-
law Of Mr.. JACOB Diehl, OF the Cabinet
makers Union, died yesterday at the
age OF eighty years, and was buried this
afternoon.
CHARLES f. DIMMITT and Jerome
sliucnneiu, charged with being the rob-
bers OF the Clermont County treasury,
were brought before Squire Pease, at
Batavia, for examination.
The second game oflhe billiard tourna-
ment took place last night at Phit. Tie
mus between GrOneweg and Choate.
GlOHeWeX NUU NY Lu6 bOUlS NnlCu SLObu {:
Cnoate, total, 17G; Groneweg, total, 225.
Another game viii be played tC-hight.
FRANK TESLERA youth who resides
at No. 253 Central avenue, was on his
way home from night-srhool last even
ing, when he was attacked BY about a
dozen boys OF his own ago. He drew
kuiie TO defend himself and during the
row gave James Kane Il severe cut In
tae neck ana IeIt siue.
COMPANY f, First Regiment o. N. G ,
held Il meeting ut their armory, uight
be ore last, and elected the following
officers for The term of five years: For
Chaplain, d. Schappe; First Lieuten-
ant, W. SchroeIer; second Lieutenant,
Charles Escnenbrenner, Jr.; Judges,
j. funnel and Chas. Metz; Clerk, VIM.
BranlOw.
The revival services at the Cummins-
vile PreSbytl rian Cnurch arc being
largely attended, and great interest j.
manifested. II. TGane Miller and Eras-
tus BurnGam, Esq, conducted the serv-
ices last evening. Some delign tu
music was rendered by Mrs. DR.. Drury,
nee Angie RIncaid, OF CVylnsLUn. The
services will be continued eaUn evening
this week.
THOMAS SMITH was arrested at an
cary hour this morning on the Newport
bridge in possession Of a hack belong
Ing 10 Tim. Donovan, which hau been
taken from The corner OF Race and Long.
worth streets. smith pleaded that toe
much D0er had turned his mind and lead
him to make the mistake, but he Was
nevertheless sent out Tor thirty days.
TIE local coal dealers and owners OF
floats and elevators along the river
held a meeting at the Gibson House yes
terday, Tor the purpose OF taking steps
to raise the prloe OF coal about one cent
per Dushel, at the elevators. N definite
action was taken. but committee was
appointed, which will report tomorrow
afternoon al the MerchauLs' Exchange.
:. a. ROBERTS, q clock-maker, was ar
rested yesJerda. by Sergeant Bedinger
On complaint OF his young wife, whom
he married last Monday, and has since
deserted. She states that he took her on
the night OF their marriage TO the hotel
corner OF 1hlI d and Broadway, aud be-
Ing unable to pay The bill lett coat
RuIo4 Afterwards proved to be s, olen
one. Since the arrest of Roberts the
larceny OF pair Of boots and the for
Cry Of a check have been charged
2galnst him. He Will have his trial to.
morrow.
CAPT. JOHNSON Yesterday arrested
Barney Us uorl of No. 1853 Gest street,
WHO is accused of obtaining from the
Bonner slaughter-house about fifty
hams by stating that they had been or.
dered by different firms OF the oity
Part OF the meat has been found, having
been sold al different places for mere
trhe. The trial Will take place January
29, but OstenUorf claims that he bought
the hams OF another party, and will
make al tHJrt to point him out to the OIL
bUers.
LIE death is announced or Daniel II
atpenter, step-son OF Joseph G. Cob
BON, Esq, the sad event having taken
place at tne BettE-street Hospital yes
terday afternoon. The deceased was
up 30 a few years since actively EN-
gagged in the grain and -four business
Wnen Manager Miles leased the Crane
Opera.house Mr.. Carpenter was en-
ployed as Treasurer, but be did not re
main in the position any greatlength o
time. The funeral will take place tron
She chapel OF the Hospital Tomorrow
morning al 10 o'clock.
MARY GORDON was arrested ab0u
aiubIepD months aQo charged with man