The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-16

house for three months by Mayor Athey.
In the Mayors Court VIM. Mull0y, for
drunk, was lined two dollars and cost.
John Woelwin, for same otfense, was
fined two dollars, including cost. New
ton j. Carpenter, upon the combined
charges OF drunkenness and disorderly
conduct and carrying concealed weap-
ons, was fined $50 and cost, with SEN
tence OF one day in Jail.
Aaron. Coleman, charged with stealing
female apparel and other goods was this
morning brought before 'Squires Francis
and Duvenick, but was discharged.
Our office, No. 416 Scott street, is open
at all hours. Advertisements taken at
same rates as at the main Office.
The STAR will hereafter give full
river report from both home and foreign
ports.
Jas. Mclaughlin, bankrupt, wants
$12S worth more of exemption.
The Home Security Building and Loan
Association has elected the following
officers: President, V. Shinkle; Vice
President, D. q. G. Culbertson; Treasu-
rer, j. r. Jonson; Secretary, X. +. Benn-
dOrf; Trustees, w. 2. Mckee, A. A. Tay-
lor, Ii. f. Bowen, G. A. Brosemer, j. B.
Klostermann and j. Nigman.
A call has been issued for a regular
Democratic county meeting to be held at
Independence on March 1st, to nominate
candidates to the State Convention.
| JEFF. Phelps has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Bradford, daughter of Col.
Bradford, who lately suffered such a
severe surgical operation is convaleslng.
The regular term of County Court COM
menced yesterday. The notified Road
| Overseers appeared and answered. j..
e, Hume was appointed Administrator
Of G. @. Osburn. The Court refused to
renew Mrs. Storey's license to sell
whisky. G. W. Hull, deputy jailer, was
allowed SO for keeping pauper.
Mr. Isaac Cooper Is seriously i'll.
dence, No. 81 West Sixth street, last
Sunday night.
| The great land case of J. L. Stevenson
| ct al. v. Hiram Martin ct al. has turned
up in q new shape. Twill be remembered
that David Boyd, one of the witnesses,
in 1910 testified in his deposition that the
value Of the land in litigation wds 500
per acre. 1t now turns out that some
party or parties have raised the figures
to $1,000 by rounding the figure into a
| cipher and placing'a to the left. The
| deposition will be taken before the Court
OF Appeals. ..-......-
There is a protracted meeting at the
First Christian Church OH Fifth street.
Good Intent Lodge j. o. D. II. returns
to its old quarters in the hail. u.
1t is rumored that the city proposes to
sell it's right in the Kentucky Central to
the parties claiming for $3.50, 900 and loan
the money to the Pound Gap Railroad,
taking $40 per cent mortgage bonds,
with interest payable semi-annually, for
security. -.
DIR. DeGruyter proposes to test the
fright OF the railroad company to charge
II cents fare.
Putting fire into the furnace and no
! water in the boiler, neceSsitates weeks
| repairs at Mitchell, Trauter u Co.'s. No
explosion but very near it.
Newport.
Mr.. John R. Hugle, our handsome and
popular real estate agent, has SO arrang-
ed matters about his office as to make 1t
| remunerative in place of an expense.
The numerous devices which decorate
its front indicate as much. His landlord
will probably give him raise.
| We are informed that DR.. Adam Mel
senheimer is internally embellishing his
tonsorial establishment.
| The Commercial this morning tells its
readers that DR.. Worrell delivered an ad-
dress at the anniversary OF the Newport
Bible Society on Sabbath evening. The
readers OF The STAR are better in
| formed. 81" .a.
George Seuior, charged with assault
and battery, is being tried il, the city this
afternoon, but we are unable to await
the important result. Bradman, Caine,
Brown, Smith and Lawler, five boys
charged with petit larceny, were held
over until tomorrow.
Mr. F.J. Sutton, Principal of the Cen
tral avenue School, was waited upon
yesterday afternoon by MIR. George Sen
| tOr and tho nornut nf child who fha
father alleged had been cruelty treated
| by one OF the female teachers. Being
confronted. by the lady she denied the
| charges, which the parent reiterated.
Mr.. Sutton being satisfied with her state
ment. This raised the angry passions of
the old man, and the result was that MIR.
Sutton was knocked down stairs, and
the attacking parties afterward arrested.
The trial is set for this evening at 5
o'clock. H..
The ordinance requiring meat stores to
pay $40 10 $40 as annual license tax has
l'been requested to be enforced.
Colonel Thomas Il. Jones is seriously
ill.
Mr.. Taylor Thornton is reported bet
tering rapidly.
| from his recent six weeks illness.
The Master Commissioners office has
been removed to the former room of The
Civil Engineer.
Fifth Ward citizens meet next Friday
to discuss the joint stock erection of
market house.
City Marshal d. r. Loebs removed his
headquarters TO No. IS York street.
Pool selling'on the issue of the Beecher
trial is lively.
Professor, Sutten was brutally as
saulted yesterday by the uncle OF one of
his pupils. .F-p .4
LfeUtenants Cummings, Jewett and
Mason report at the. garrison hereafter.
George Haine and B. Bichter nave been
sworn in as special policemen at Corpus
Christi Church.
Lndtotc.
Council meetings nowadays are like
angels visits--far between.
l.. Z. Bently, Esq, occupies the edito-
rial chair oftne Reporter during the ten-
porary absence of Mr.. Jos. r. Gravener,
the regular editor.
Councilman A. 5. Ludlow is confined
to his house by sickness.
The trial of Henry Miller, charged with
arson one year ago, has been postponed
again to the next term Of the Criminal
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