The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-07


Mavors Court-Etien Keegan, drunk
and disorderly, left open; EDWARD
lShakellord, drunk, "a.
Mrs. McAffee will give an entertain
iment this evening at Odd-fellows' Hall.
lRoehps Band will be in attendance.
The funeral of Mrs. Martin, wife of
Mr.. Tom Martin, took place yesterday
from the Madfson-street Methodist
Church.
7 Judge Harrison is compiling the city |
ordinances, as authorized by Couhcll.
The work will soon be ready Tor the
printers.
{ The water will be turned off tonight |
from the pipes fed by the Russell street
main. in order to allow for the flushing
lof the pipes.
| Negotiations are in progress between
the STARS and the Cincinnati Red STOCK.
ings tor game Of base-bau to be played
here on the 18th inst.
A little son of Mr.. Warren, who re-
tsides ON Bush street, fell down yester-
Nay evening while playing, ana broke
his left leg above the knee.
\ The Twelfth-street Hose Company
about 10 O'Clock last night extinguished
"a fire in frame building, No. 1,10S
Madison street, next to Zwick's drug
store.
} The notion store OF Mrs. T. G. Harris,
on Scott street, between Powell and
Sixteenth, was broken into and robbed
tof about $50 worth OF goods. The bur-
glars broke a shutter of the show VIM
dow. and. cutting out pane OF glass,
Nrawled through the opening. They Then
opened the door, and carried everything
hn the store on the pavement 10 exam
Ane them.
/ NEWPORT.
y Eight recruits were examined at the
Barracks.
, The Ben. Jonson Club give their en-
kertainment tonight.
} Confirmation services next Sunday at
tSt. Johns Lutheran Church.
| The wife of Christ. Borne, night
twatchman at the Little Miami Depot,
died last night at her residence, No. 10
Goodman street.
Lew. Thornton was arraigDed yester-
day afternoon before Judge Geisler Tor
the assault on DR.. De Gruyter and was
fined 81 and costs.
l. Officer Mike Connolly was dropped
from the rolls of the police force on the
ground Of not being citizen. Connolly
has served three years on TIE force.
City Court-Pat. Lyons, disorderly, 80
and costs; Laura Davenport Quot the
actress, this to prevent any commune
cations as to the above), vagrancy, $lV
and costs.
Charles o. Carroll, of Dayton, has
brought suit against Charles Heidrich,
grocery keeper of that place, for $40, oOO
damages for an alleged libel In calling
the plaintiff a chicken thief, etc. Car
Zoll, it will be remembered, has also in
stituted a suit against Hiram St. John.
The Mayor has given orders to the po-
lice to make an effort to abolish the
custom praetioed by loaiers and row.
Last night the police force wac busily
engaged In fulfilling that order, and the
citlzsns feel gratitied at the result.
Keep up the work, boys.
Last Monday the STAR published an
atem about q certain Joseph Blau, q res.
adent of this city, alleged to have alb
Quoted and seduced a Miss Russell. Ii
now appears that be is wanted here on
three or four different charges of the
same kind. Sucn at least is the state.
ment Of several unfortunate young la
dies, who say they have been betrayed
by Blsu.
An alarm of fire was turned in about
half past 8 O'clock last night from Box
b. A fire had broken out Ia the hay
loft OF Frank. Hayman's tW0-story brick
stable on Putnam street, between Har-
Eis and Rlnggold. The hay and roof were
burnt and about $5V damages sus tained.
The fire ID supposed to haye Originated
from q burning lamp.
Two match races came off back OF New
port yesterday afternoon. One between
d. Il. Locks Lady Gray, ridden by Henry
Weise, and Taylor THORNTON, jr.'s, mare
Bette, for purse OF 300. Tne race ol
one hundred yards was won by Lady
Gray. Tue second, q quarter-mile dasf,
500 u side, between Johh Goessler's gray
mare and Lady Gray, won BY the latter.
SoyEREIGNs OF lNDUSTRY.-At the
last regular meeting OF Unon C0unci
No. 2 Of Newport the following ofhcers
were elected ior the ensuing term. an, an
duly installed by State Deputy j. b
Quinby: President, A. Garrison; Vict
Fresident, John Thomas; Secretary. j
IS. Tnropp; Treasurer, J. *. Dlmmlck
Lecturer, Mrs. Auna NJ. lhropp; Stew
ard, john w Wllder; Assistant Steward, j
A. Peterman; Inside Guard, Andrew
Pohner; Outside Guard. VIM. Roetlip
ger.
Herr N. rOcsnnsr has sold his saloon
Some malicious scoundrels destroyed
the iron framework OF the River Hoat
lamps.
Yacht stock is going off like hot cakes
and why not, wnen it answers the pur
pose and cuts OF all chance for tn,
skiing" to speculate with city bonds a.
10 basis?
The citizens' meeting, called by Ex
Councilman Bently and Sons, assisted
by the Council s.ring,v came of as pei
Advertisement, with the exception thai
~ was a shabby attempt to swamp the
gacht-ferry enterprise instead OF meet
ing to consider the chances TO get foot
ways on the new bridge, Sufilce it tc
Say that the effort Of the sell-styled &c
Mn signally failed In it's task OF destroy
tng the laudable endeavOrs of the bes
sCitizens OF this city to procure that ferry
accommodation 80 much talked OF fol
She last fifteen years.
b LEXINGTON, Kx.
). b. Tisdaie, Esq., Of Coyington; is In
The city.
The funeral OF James Il. Landanar
4ook place yesterday.
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