The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-22

the missive to said boy to put on the
srain. AS he went sl0uching along
Tafern watched him. Tue contents OF
the card were read and inwardly digested
by the carrier, and soon three other bows
Joined him. Each one had pull at il.
and various were the comments made
BY the inquisitive chaps. But IL
didn't end here. The party went
into a beer snlooh-maiLbag, postal
card and boys. Tafernwas getting nery.
GUS. The train numbered up, and the boys
piled out. The owner OF that card
caught the holder thereof and took 1t.
That settled 1t. Its fair face was de-
MED by hieroglyphics and questionable
phrases that would make mule drop
mis- ears In shame. And when the indig-
nant writer Of the card demonstrated,
they abused him like q pirate. Now, the
jolly drummer is skeptic on the subject
OF boy virtue, especially in the country.
SOUTH CovINaToN.-Rev Page, an
eloquent minister Of the Trinity Church
is meeting with much success. His SER
Vices are largely attended and his con.
gregation is rapidly increasing.
Our school is daily increasing under
tne efnclent management OF Mr.. j. Smith
crest.
The genial and accommo odating Post
master and Railroat Agent, Mr.. Harry
Hunter, will attend to any matter for
the STAR. Persons desiring to have the
STAR sent to their house can do 80 by
leaving their name with Mr.. Hunter.
The old gentleman who is known by
the cheap stock that he deals in, got into
a fearful row Saturday night and came
vary unor Inoc inr n 10 uoOriu
A number OF Coyington gentlemen
who visit Mr.. Klieber's place for the
purpose OF playing game of ten.pins
and other amusements, occasionally get
very happy and are often heard TO sing,
"We won't 60 home till morning." :,
COvINGTON.-The President of the
Newport and Covngton Suspension
bridge and the members of the Boards OF
Council OF both Covington and Newport,
met yesterday afternoon and passed
resolution authorizing the Directors OF
the bridge to procure plans for strength
ening the structure.
- IBlong leit for st. Louis last night,
In tile Court OF Appeals on Monday
the case of Shepherd, &C., against
Charles, from the Kenton Chancery
Court, was reversed. ~
Hon. Sam M. Moore, Judge Of the Su-
peri0r Court of Chicago, is in the city.
The following cases were disposed of
In the Circuit Court: Martin Brannon
against the Lexington, Cincinnati and
Louisville Railroad Company. Verdict
and judgment for $75 damages for killing
a COW. Trustees Of the Cincinnatl
Southern Railway against Jno. Kearney.
Cond emnation suit. Dismissed OH plain
tiff's motion. j. d. Busse against Thos.
Woods, &c. Dismissed as to the City of
Covington ana judgment for plaintiff
against Woods. M. f. Crigler against
Phillips a. Ernst. Verdict and Judgment
Tor defendants, although the witnesses
were all introduced by plaintiff.
Thomas McCourt, sixteen years old,
was driving a dray yesterday, when the
horse ran off at the corner Of Robbins
and Greenup streets, throwing Off
McC0urt. His leg was broken, his arm
dislocated and his body considerably
bruised. He was taken to his home on
Craig street. 81.
Mr.. AL. Martin, Superintendent Of the
Bullock and Abbott street railroad line,
was out at two O'Clock this morning with
a iorce of men running a strait track be-
tween the two curves on Fourth and
Scott streets. This intersection Is al
most covered with railroad iron.
In the Mayors Court this morning
George Barnes and VIM. leslie, each for
being drunk and disorderly, were fined
81 and COSTS. Harry Riff was the arrest
ing officer. Maggie Beckner, arrested
by Crockett, charged with grand larceny,
will have d hearing tomorrow morning.
VIM. Dear, on q warrant issued upon
the affidavit OF VIM. Hill, charging him
with y aDreach OF the peace, was arrested
by Officer Whittle and fined 49, in cluding
costs. Hannah Sulliqan, arrested by
O'D0nnell and, Lawrence upon the
charge of Drunkenness, was dismissed
with reprimand.
NEwPoRT.-The Republican Execu-d
tive Committee meet tomorrow night at
7H O'clock, at the Office OF Squire z. P.
on York street.
John Schneider, employed in j. X.
Dimick & Co.'s foundry, had bis hand
caught In a planning machine, and the
loss of three fingers was sustained. DR..
Jeancon attended his injuries.
Eugene Poole, an eminent artist, from
New York, is in the city visiting Mr..
Edwin johnson.
MI. pueppdIu udS ItSlSueu as DepuLy
P Postmaster, and Mr.. j. Steinhauser has
been appointed in his place.
A meeting of the ladies of St. PauPs;
Episcopal Church will be held Tomorrow
afternoon at A O'Clock.
The Guilfoyle real estate sold at $50, 900.
DR.. Phythian has been solicited by his
friends TO become candidate for School
Trustee in the Third ward. The Doctor
would without question make an ex-
cellent Trustee, and, having children at
tending the schools, would take great,
interest in the duties OF the office. Capt.
Dunkh0fst, the present member, is also
a. candidate for re-election, and, al
though Cap. has the disadvantage of
having no children, is great friend Of
the schools, and, being very popular in,
the ward, will make things warm for the
Doctor.
We understand that,Mr, Henry Fisher
is a candidate for School Trustee for the
Fourth ward. The number Of years that
Mr.. Fisher has. served is sufficient evi-
dence that be is worthy ofthe office.
The candidates are" laying very low,
which is a very serious thing for the
large number OF suckers" whose voices
are heard around the P0st-ofice corner
Their hands are thrust into their pockets
to their elbows, and their carewofn faces
for the ,candidates), are indications OF
serious disappointnieht. ~ ssSa ~
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