The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-22


girl, were,brought before Esquire Francis
yesterday ana fined $50 aud costs eacn
for living together without due authority
OF law. In default of this they were boJh
sent to jail.
y. U. Furber, Esq, has returned from
the East much improved in health.
j. FL. Horner Il SONS grocery store was
entered by boy burglars last Tuesday
night, but they were frightened away by
Officers Burk and Hageman without OBJ
tanning nything for their trouble.
Mr.. Ilong has taken the position of
general manager OF the Star Baseball
Club. in place OF Geo, Prather, who re-
signed.
Five cars are now running on the
route of the new Covington g Cincin-
natl street railway.
The old house on the Commons, lately
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Garrish, who
died a few days ago of poverty, has been
building was immediately torn down.
Complaints are made OF the conliMon
of-Fiith street, between Scott and Msai-
son, and also the depression on Third
street near Washington, where the Gull
vert was lately rep aired. Council should
look to this.
Anton Franks saloon, on the corner
of Wheeler and Twelfth streets, was
burglarized last Tuesday night, and a
considerable amount Of whisky was
taken. No arrests.
The Boone County journal has sus.
pended publication.
Mary A.Currier has filed petition Tor
divorce from Geo. Currier ON the ground
of wiillul abandonment.
The Changers and Masons intend to
soon erect q lodge building in Grant
county.
Mr. Dillon, late of the st. Louis Reds,
hereafter plays with the Stars.
r. A. Mcdonald, bankrupt, has filed a
petition for his final discharge.
The stars and st. Louis Reds measure
bats this afternoon at the Covington
grounds If Old Probabilities lends a
helping hand. q
An express wagon belonging to J. W.
\ Edwards, in which Were seated eighteen
4 persons from the Ludlow base-ball game,
broke down ON Bullock street. and scat
| tered the contents proiniscuously along
the road. No one hurt.
q. p. Maxey, of M0orehead, Nicholas
q Co., charged with passing counterfeit
money, waived an examination before
Commissioner Bostwick yesterday, and
was committed to await the action OIL
the Grand Jury.
A SANDER suit for damages to the
Iamount OF $50 was this morning brought
before Squire Tebbs and a jury by Mrs.
Donnelly against George Kickers. The
| plaintiff charges Rickers with entering
ner house on Lee street last Tuesday
and abusing her in a shameful manner.
She testified that he had called her all
manner OF vile names. About forty wit
nesses were called up to testify US to
the meaning of the word "onery." AS
there is no such word to be found in
| Webster's unabridged the thing was
t"giye up" and The case given to the jury
Tor contemplation.
| The verdict will probably not be re.
veaied before tomorrow.
In the Mayors Court John Murphy
was called up. John was Convicted Of
drunkenness, and fined Stand costs. III.
| Smith, tor being disorderly, was fined "a
Next in order Fritz Fuchs for INDUCING
in too much pugilism, was requested to
put UP to the tune $40. This emergency
was too sudden for Fritz, and he was
put in charge of Uncle Berry
Barnum and his elephant are in town,
and the boys are happy.
| MIR. Joseph Meyers, an employe at
Niemeyers brewery, was numerically
beaten last night by some Of his fello "
| workmen. His nose is said to be broken
and his face very much bruised.
NEwPoRr.Arhe Holt Club has Oh
tanned permission to use the Taylor field
at the head of Madison street for base
ball purposes. m.4
Rev. v. @. Veach, of Milford, Ind, died
last Tuesday evening. The body viii
arrive here to-day. The funeral takes
place from the Mt. Pleasant Methods
Church.
Council meets Tonight, and the mos
Important bu 5iness ON hand is the cleo
| ton of new Mayor until October to Ill
| the position of Mayor Constahs, who
lately resigned. Col. A. S. Berry stands
| foremost for this position, and will PROB
ably be chosen.
Barracks News-Twenty selected men
start for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to-
day as guards for the military prison al
that place.-Colonel E. G. Mason, Com.
mandant of the Barracks, is being Wis
tied by Judge Green, Of Columbus, o..
and his grandson, Midshlpman Jacl
Mason.-The officers and soldiers seen
anxious that the Barracks be removed tt
| Columbus.
John Corbet, for abusing his family
was this morning dned $S by the Cit,
Judge.
Who will be the coming Mayor? is the
question.
| The Directors of the new Market-houst
hold meeting tonight. Would it no
be good thing to raise the salary OF the
Market-master.
| Council meets tonight.
|
| Real Estate Transfefs.
B. & A. Fetzcr to j. f. Schwarz lot 40 by ID
| feet. on the south side of the Wooster pike,