The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-18

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terday.
The Democracy Of the Third ward will
meet this evening in the Third-ward En-
gine-house tor the purpose OF organizing
an Allen Club.
Slas ID. Rail was appointed adminis-
traitor OF the estate OF David Rtil, de-
ceased.
The School Board meets tomorrow
night in the Council Chamber.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church give
social in the lecture-rooin OF the Church
ON Friday evening next.
CoVINGTON. -shoup, the third base
man Of the Stars, will play in the next
game Of that club, provided he is well
enough.
Tramps to the number OF seventeen
passed Filth and Madison streets yes
terday afternoon.
Esquire Manson yesterday fined Joseph
Binder $40 lor breach OF The peace and
held MIN in $l00 bonds. He also mulcted
Charles Mouit0n to The tune OF 10 65 for
an assault upon Chas. Myers.
Coroner Tom McCabe left last evening
for trip East. ~
The Board OF Health met yesterday.
Health Officer Hobaa presented his re-
port. Scarlet fever prevailed, especially
among children, many cases proving
fatal. Cases OF measles also frequent.
The officer suggested to the Board TO
publish AN address to the people on the
necessity OF having children vaccinated.
He also requests tae Board to instruct
the police 70 inforce the ordinance regu-
laJlng the OpefatiOns'of plight carts.
The lot fronting 100 feet ON Pike street,
30 feet on Lewis street and 1S0 feet deep
OH johnson street, has been purchased
by Erasmus Gest, OF Cincinnati, for
81, 900. Tue lot will be used for stabling
purposes Tor the company's proposed
street railroad line to Lewisburg.
The trial of the case Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad against w. l.. Rob-
erts, in the County Court at Independ-
ence, took up the entire day yesterday.
The argument was resumed to-day.
Tue Covington Light Guards were
mustered in last night by Hon. T. jeff.
Phelps. Committees were appointed to
draft constitution and bylaws, to select
Uniform, and to make arrangements for
music. The company will meet tonight
for squad drill, and the arms from the
State arsenal are expected to arrive as
soon as arequisiJion can be made upon
the Quartermaster General.
Nj. Oscar Edgar, Of Newport, has been
appointed managing editor OF the Gov.
ington Daily News. $500.
Mr.. Sim. Christy, OF San Francisco
CAL, is in the city Sn visit TO Mr.. q. l..
Stephens and wife.
Samuel Boyd was convicted of grand
larceny in the Criminal Court yesterday.
Michael Fallon was fined 500 ior COM
hitting rape on the person OF col
ored women named Mamie Voymah,
and sent to the county Jail for one year.
Lewis, Ahrts, OF Bracken county, was
discharged before United States Com
missioner Bostwick OF the charge OF SELL
ing Hqtor without license.
A death from smallpox yesterday on
Batchetor street. =
The social OF the Amaratith tonight at
Latonia Springs.
VIM. w. Leonard, accompanied by his
niece, leaves this evening for Ireland.
DR.. q. D.. FOote and family returned
last evening from Lake Chautauqua.
.John lehman, of this city, will have
charge OF the cake and ice cream depart
inent OF the Cincinnati Exposition res
taurant. -,
The Stars play the Maysviile Eckfords
tomorrow, and the Cummtnsville Blue
Stockings Saturday, both on the Star
grounds.
bUe mdyOT - SOuEG tHIS UlOTUIHg
Mike Rafferty,, for exposing his person,
Was fined $l3. But upon him promising
to leave the city never more to return
the execution Of the sentence was sus-
pended for one hour. Michael vamooset. :.
Conrad Parr, drunk, 81 and costs. John
iConley received letter from his brother
who died about two months ago, and in
order that he might grieve over the mat
ter ne went and got iearfully drunk, and
|jnot only 'nowled and screamed, like a
i"true mourner," but even went so far
as to break Up the furniture. which, how
lever, was not of costly kind. Uncle
John begged hard and wept bitterly be-,
fore the ''learned Judge" He>promised
Ito 60 home and "be a good b'y' ii the
Judge would only be merciful WITH him,
but his doom was sealed, and Uncle
Berry Conley will administer to his
wants during the next eight days.
Lieutenant Middendorf, from Ham-
mond-strdet Station, cincinnati, accom-
panied by Officer Burk, came over to
Covington this morning after John Ryan,
who stole coat from a man near tile
Suspension bridge, aboutten O'Clock last
night. John had been captured by SO me
of the Covington police during the night.
Ryan is we'll known to the police circles
OF this city.
The stone fence around the eastern
.part of Ex.Goyernor Stevenson's yard,
together with lot OF the earth, took
anotner tslide" lastnigh In the.direction
ol the Licklngriver.
Muting in The office OF the Daily News
yesterday. Noserious result, however.
Ii that young physician from Indiana,
practising in tne western part Of this
city, is minister0f the gospel, why
don't he announce the TACT.
NEWPORT.-The will of Peter Con.
STAINS has been probated, and disposes
Of prspelty amounting to about 100000
The fire at noon yesterday was in the
roof OF shed attached to the house of
stephen Solar on Columbia, near South
gate street. Damage slight.
Thieves entered the house of William
Pagan, at No. 1872 Saratoga street, sun
day, and stole a coat containing mem-
orandum book, and valuable papers.
Charles Solar, Esq, has gone East.
The body OF the boy who was drowned
in the Licking, opposite the Gas-works,
Monday, as mentioned yesterday, has
been recovered, and proves 10 be Richard
Radenacher, 10 years of age. AT the
Coroner's inquest, the jury returned a
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