The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
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years OF age. But Tor several years has
been suffering from that fell disease, con-
sumption.
In the Mayors Court came Andrew
Schultz. For a breach OF the peace, be
was fined $40, which he paid.
The death OF the wife of j. G. Blick,
one of our prominent business men, is
announced this morning.
The Enquirer man brays and the editor
OF the Ticket wags his ears. Two fine
specimens. A good chance. Tor some
Southern Railroad contractor to get q
team of that description.
So far no effort has been made to test
the Civil Rights bill in the case OF Black.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Company have paid the CovingtOn Il
Lexington Turnpike Company 100000
for the thirty miles of pike above Wal
ton.
Mr.. Geo. II. Nolan has taken charge of
the Kentucky State Tribune.
There are 776 prisoners in the State
Penitentiary.
Half load of hay was taken from
Pat Burke's stable, corner of Eleventh
and Washington streets, last Sunday
night, but has since been recovered.
The Chancery Court has awarded the
property involved i'll the case of Ed.
smith v. Geo. Bruckner to Smith, and as
sessed the costs on Bruckner.
The Chancery Court yesterday d.
rected the Master Commissioner to make
o full settlement with A. Dauckmann. as
guardian of james A. Schmidt, from 1858
to 1875, and report the same to the Court.
The Court of Appeals has reversed the
decision Of the Chancery Court in the
case Of Gard V. Greer, and affirmed the
decision in the case of Award V. Nc
Laughlin.
Tavern license has been granted to b.
f. Day, corner OF Bank Lick and Pike
streets.
Frank Knoll has been qualified as
guardian of Louisa and Caroline Win
ters.
}. 4. Hooper was qualified as executor
of A. q. Burt.
The heirs of j. G. Wilkinson want w.
Condell removed as administrator Of the
estate because his brother-in-law is q
creditor.
ii. Hackctt, guardian, has been re-
quired to give additional security.
Rules Lave been issued against the
following persons, whp have tailed to
make settlements according to law:
Samuel Wellington, guardian; VIM. M.
Sanford, administrator; Mary MeSWin-
ney, administrative; John Bodde, jr.,
administrator; j. l.. Corbin, administra-
tor; Benz. Collins, administrator; Chris
tian BelZ and NJ. &. Notch, executors !;
Sophia Herrlein, guardian; f. W. Lep-
ping, administrator; William S. Porter,
guardian; X. Il. Spilman, guardian; and
Charles Ulrich, administrator.
The will of Mrs. Ann Cooper was ad-
mitIed to probate. VIM. d. Dalton quail
tied as executor, with James Bragg as
security. The testator devised to the
Trustees of Wesley Chapel, Ludlow, to
be used in the erection OF church.
$3, 600; to the Trustees OF the George
street Methodist PROTESTANT Church, Gin
cinnati, $1,000; to the Trustees of the
Park-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
of Cincinnati, $1,000, and the balance Of
her property, about $1,000, TO the Wild
ows' and Orphans Home, ut Mount Au-
burn, Hamilton county, Ohio.
Spelling match at the residence Of l..
+. Doughcrty on Thursday evening.
MI. Ed. Kaughlin, Of Cincinnati, yes
terday, at The corner Of Twelfth and
Greenup streets, had two OF his ribs
broken in stopping Il runaway span Of
horses attached TO the buggy Of Mr.. Cor
don, also of Gin 'innati.
Mrs. Darbel slipped and fell last Sun
day breaking one OF her arms.
The Harrison and Woodiord county
Conventions instructed TOR Williams.
A lunatic named Bridget Ryou Jumped
out Of third story window Of The st.
Elizabeth Hospital yesterday without
hurting herself in the least.
Newp0rt.
Mr.. Joseph Brown has returned from
New Orleans, where he went several
weeks ago on mission of charity. He
looks very much improved in health, and
is much pleased with the kindness
shown him in the Sunny South.
Nothing OF criminal interest in the City
Court.
Mr. John Neidell, living on Saratoga
street, during The winter killed three
fine hogs, which he hung in a smoke.
house in the rear of his dwelling for fu-
ture use. However, on Sunday night,
after John laid down to rest, some nefa-
rious scoundrel broke open the barred
door and got away with tho whole
amount, about $3.50 worth. No clue to
the thieves as yet.
Daniel GrOssmer. cigar maker on.
Monmouth street, Is reported very i'll.
Stephen Weidner and VIM. Brunner,
on sunday morning, at o'clock, started
Tor the interior OF the old Common ealth.
IN 69afCn OF II RulnDef OF uOOQeO goats
to cOmpleteitheir dairy. As they have not
yet returned their families are becoming
very anxious regarding them.
A prisoner named Hines deserted from
the Barracks yesterday.
Six recruits are expected to-day from
Chicago.
The Ben Jouson Dramatic Club will
give select reading on Friday evening.
The Licking Valley Building Associa-
ton is now fully organized, and held u
meeting last night at Hundeman's sa-
LOOM
Underwriters propose to raise the rates
of insurance about 20 per cent. Oh &C.
count of the inefticiency of the Fire De-
partment.
A couple of tramps annoyed our resi-
dents yesterday by insultingiy demand
ing old clothes and shoes wherever they
found no gentleman at home.
The School Board has not yet investi-
gated the matter in regard to teachers
selling text books.
The Rifle Team of the Turner's propose
to give ball on the evening OF Easter
Monday.
The First Warders want q new market.
house. Next.
The deeds for the transfer of property
have been delivered to the Newport Pro-
,yisien ana Mart Asss0ciaIt9n. r.ssy,:s