The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-18
LOCAL BlSEVIYlES.

the CanvaSSlng Board VINO opJecleu w II Win
getting his certificate
AN attempt was made at an early hour
This morning to burgarize the Curtis Dye
house on George and Elm streets.
THE German Military Band under the di-
rection of Prof. Carl Boyer, gave their fare
well concert last night at the Lookout
House.
The use of the Young Mems Mercantile
Library and reading-rooms has been ten
dered to the Church Congress now III ses-
sion in this city.
ELDER GEO. B. AMERY, of the White
Water Community of Shakers, has left for
Madison, Ind, where he will establish
new community.
Mr.. JACOB SCHoEDINeER, an old pioneer
who has been in the city since 1882, died
Yesterday at his home in Paramount, at the
Rge of seventy-four years.
MRS. SARAH S. CARPENTER, the venerable
mother of s. s. Carpenter, Esq, died at her
residence on blackberry street yesterday,
AZ the advanced age of eighty-two years.
CONRAD REFS whom the bookkeeper at
The Clifton Park House accuses of carrying
off two buckets Of lard without permission,
has been arrested and will be tried October
Esd.
PRoF, BARTHoLow's lecture on the subject
"IIife and Mind" which was delivered at
the Ohio Medical College last evening, was
lis ened to by large and attentive audi
snce
JEFF. FURGERsoN, supposed to be one OF
the parties who stole $110 from the ST.
Nicholas money-drawer few nights ago,
was held to answer this morning in the sum
OF $500.
ED. THOMPSON, a one-armed man. who is
charged with cutting James Grey at a
political meeting on Front street just be-
fore the election, was held 10 answer this
morning.
ARTICLES of incorporation OF the Harrison
Avenue Loan and Building Association OF
Cincinnati, O., were left for record yester-
day. The capital stock OF the Association
ISL 200, ,000
The promenade concert at st. Francis
School Hall, corner of Vine and Liberty
streets, for the benefit of st. George S Church
in Corryville, is proving big success as TO
financial results
VIM. T.. ELLIS, young man who lives at
No 20 Harrison street, while attempting to
adjust some machinery in the Straub Mills
las evening, had his lett hand completely
taken off by saw.
THE authorities of the Orphans Home,
Lebanon, Ohio, have issued printed postal
card calling for the arrest, on charge OF
poisoning, of Jennie Weaver, alias Mamie
Leeds, alias Mamie Weaver.
AN old leathern fre-bucket, used by the
Cincinnati Fire Bucket Company in 1915,
was Yesterday presented to Marshal Bun
ker by Joseph Johnson, and added to the
general collection at headquarters.
THE Chickasaw Guards, of Memphis, who
will arrive here next Monday, will, through
the courtesy of Chas. e. Folett, General
Passenger Agent of the Vandalia Line, be
transported free of charge from lndianapo-
his O this point.
SEVEN girls, who had been attending the
bail at Guhmann's Hail. on Vine street.
above the Canal, last night, were arrested
at an early hour this morning for street
walking, but the most of them were dis
missed by the Court.
TIE first lot Of new crop New Orleans
Bugar, consisting of six hogsheads, was re-
ceived by James II. Laws q Co yesterday.
A sample was exhibited on Change, and
showed a great improvement in the quality
Of the sugar over former years.
The lawsuit between the st. Peters Be
nevolent Society and the Mt. Auburn Or
nhan Asylum respecting the bequest of the
late Charles Bodmann OF 1926 900, was called
in the District Court yesterday, and passed
on the suggestion of a settlement
OFFICER Moran, at 1Oo'clock last evening
found an infant on the steps of No. Bis
West Fourth street. 1t was taken to the
Third-st rect Station-house, and, aftel
being washed and dressed by some ladies il
the neighborhood, was sent to the Hospital
PETER KREBs, a laborer residing on th
corner of Linn and Everett streets, re
turned home yesterday, after spending
year at the Work-nouse for abusing hi
family, and Immediately beat his wife un
mercifully, whereupon he was arrested AM
will be tried one week from to-day.
DAVE MURRAY, the spiel-mark man, VIII
was charged with swindling some old peopl
from Dayton, Ohio, out of $50, and the OIL
man Swift, of the City lnfirmary who vote
in the city instead of at the Infirmary Pr
einct at the late election, were both di
charged by Commissioner Hooper yestel
day.
The Peerless Wringer Company, OF tn