The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-04

Mr.. AL. Martin Is private watchman al
Eclipse Hall.
Mrs. Johanna Lott, German lady
about fifty years OF age, from Ohio, back
of Cincinnati, fell yesterday after.
noon, at the corner of Tibbatts and
COvINGToN.
The case of George Holden is still in
progress IN the Criminal Court this morn.
ing.
The Grand Jury reported no new in
dictments since our last report.
When we entered the Courtroom this
morning I'VE heard some one snoring,
However, we had not advanced far when
we beheld an Enquirer reporter quietly
reposing in the arms of Morpheus. The
case in progress was tedious one, and
this may account for the snoozing En-.
quirer man.
In the Mayors Court came j. w. Fish.
er, charged with drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct. He was fined $40 and
costs for the transgressj0n, which he
promptly paid.
The wedding of Miss Caroline Freak.
ing. and Mr.. Adolph Best is announced
to take place, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, on Philadelphia street,
tonight.
The number of pounds of manufac-
tured tobacco prepared tor use in the
Sixth District OF Kentucky during the
past past year is ,4Sl, ,563H, the amount
sold 1908, 1914, and the tax OH the same
1901, ,636.25.
Statement of the quantity of distilled
spirits entered into and Withdrawn from
warehouses in the Sixth District of Ken
lucky during the year ending December
81, 1874: Entered into warehouses, 2,49l,-
410 gallons; tax, 81, 743,9S9. Withdra u n
from warehouse and tax paid, Q, l02, IT'S
gallons; tax, ~, III, ,902.G0.
Cigars manufactured and sold, on
which tax was paid, in the Sixth Dis
trict of Kentucky in 1874, $44, 1897.
Joseph Mertz was yesterday tried for
shouting Jas. Connolly, in row in Lever
mans saloon, about a year ago, and
fined $15. Lewis Kuhlman, charged with
striking Connolly with slung-shot on
the same occasion, was discharged,
Theodore Leverman was fined $50 yes-
terday on charge of keeping disor-
Collector j. S. Nixon is recovering
from his illness.
The "Amaranth" gave third social
party at DreXelius Hall last night.
The Water. works was short ~, 900 Feb
ruary.
The case of james w. Lair. OF Harri-
son county, for giving false notices and
false bond, was called before Commits
sioner Bostwick yesterday aud laid over
till to-day at noon. He finally decided
to waive examination and gave bail.
The meeting of the Democratic EXecu-
tive Committee is postponed to Satur-
day, the 18th.
w. W. Southgate has brought suit by
hi tltps IN rt.,:.
sold by him to Herman Rover and An
ton Lock some time since at, it is claim
ed, about one-tenth it's value. The plain
tiff says he was a lunatic at the time of
the two sales, had been SO judicially de-
clared, was incompetent to transact bus
mess, and has never been judicially de-
clared restored to sound mind.
The Water-works Board last evening
ordered the Secretaryt0 notify plumbers
that the ordinance requiring them to re-
port before doing any work on pipes for
private consumers would be rigidIy en-
forced. Also to notify Mitchell, Tranter
& Co. that unless they shall sign the con-
tract and pay their back dues on or be-
fore the 10th inst, their water will be
turned off and suit instituted. Also to
draw UP an ordinance to be presented to
Council turning over the tire-plugs to the
care and control of the city.
The Water.w0rks Trustees have de-
cided that the seasons Tor the falling due
OF water-rents be changed to the lst of
April and the 1st of October; also, that
the Collector collect water bills past due
and now due by Clinton Hotel Or turn
the water off; also, that parties desiring
cisterns filled must pay the Water-works
IS for each cistern.
All non-residents of the State are re-
quired by the statutes to furnish the
Clerk of the County Court with written
description of each and every parcel of
land owned or claimed by them, verified
by afidavits, under a penalty of from $50
to 500. This law will be strictly en-
forced.
Elmina Hayes goes to the Asylum at
tomorrow.