The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-23
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Rev. G. Weise to-day celebrates the
seyenty-sixth anniversary of his Dlrtn-
day, at the st. Elizabeth Hospital.
The Kenton Nail Factory is working
from eleven TO twelve hours a day in or
der to meet their extensive orders.
The students of St. Mary's Select
3Scnuol will give O grand concert next
fSunday evening at st. Mary's School
Hail.
Maggie Dorsey, a colored woman,
charged with attempting to poison a
child, was dismissed by 'Squtfes Tebbs
and Francis.
The residence of Mr.. II. p. Ransom
was entered by sneak thieves few days
ago. Nothing OF value but few flower
baskets was ,taxen.
f. II. Schroeder, of31 Pike street, say 8
he 10 not the man who was locked up
last Sunday at the Ninth-street Police
Station, Cincinnati. II was the other
fellow.
The horse and wagon of the Newport
preizel baker ran away about 10 O'Clock
this morning, up Madison street, at
rapid rate. 1t was checked at the cor
ner OF Pike and Madison streets. Dam
age, 10 cents.
Mr.. Fred. j. Meyers and wife cele-
brated their tin wedding last night at
their residence, No. 70 East Twelfth
street. Mr.. Myers wasipresented by the
employees Of the Covington Wire Works
VITA u tin hat measuring five feet IN dl-
ameter, and colossal tin watch, the size
of biscuit.
MAYORS COURT.-John y. McLaugh-
lin, disorderly, dismissed; Fred. Roth.
breach OF the peace, continued. james
Murray, released from Jail yesterday,
stole pair of shoes from E. Hickey, and
alter lively chase through Covingten
and Newport. was captured. He goes
out for ninety days.
Last Saturday statement was pub
lished in the Tunes charging Rev. VIM.
Blackburn, pastor OF Robblns-street
Baptist Church (colored) with clandes-
timely calling at the residence of Mr..
Robert Howe, and that he was expelled
from The premises with an umbrella.
MIR. Blackburn, who at the time OF the
publication was in Louisville, proposes
TO osue the Times Company for slander.
COUNTY CoURT.-Louis LIGHT. granted
O license TO keep a tavern in South Gov
tngton.
The will Of Fred. Krauz was probated,
and the widow qualified as adInlnistra-
trix. l.
Commonwealth for Mary Jane Brown
against Fritz Hilsheim, bastardy. Mar
riage of the parties suggested and case
dismissed AZ the cost of the defendant.
Charles Sehnippering against Frank.
Berte, application to be released as
surety on defendants bond as Consta-
pie and for indemnity for defendants
bast official acts. Rule against Berte
FeturnaDle next Monday.
NEWPORT.
MIR. John Habbel leaves tomorrow for
louisville.
Al. Gillespie, of this city, filed his
petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
1880; assets, $3.50.
Grace Methodist Church was filed
this morning to witness the funeral of the
Late Leonard M. Eckert.
The case of Chris. Santiff agains t
Chris. Schneider, for damages resulting
from an assault, was dismissed by
Esquire Buchanan.
John Barnett was found drunk on the
streets, and proving himself too disor-
beriy was taken in. He was fined 81 and
costs by Judge Geisier.
The School Board tonight will deter
mine whether the teachers in the public
Schools shall have the use OF the school
buildings during vacation for the pur-
pose OF private instruction.
The funeral of Chas. Link, brother of
khe engineer of the Fire Department,
hook place to-day. The remains were
Escorted to their last resting place by the
employees Of SwIfps Iron & Steel Works
pnd by the members Of the Improved
Order oil Red Men.
HAMILTON.
Joe Myers, of the First Ward, was yes.
Ierday thrown from his spring wagon and
yeverely injured.
8. W. Brock has gene to Ripley to at
tend the Council of Grand Templars,
which is in session at that point.
Quite large number of forest trees in
the western portion Of the county were
blown down during the storm Sunday
hight.
There was good audience to witness
lhe "Dfummer Boy OF Sniloh" at the
Opera hall last night. The play will be
fsndered again tonight, and as the pro-
Seeds are to be used to procure dress
butts for the Light Infantry our citizens
bhould give the boys encouragement.
There seems to be great deal of sick
bess among the c0lored people in the
kecond Ward, which Is supposed to be
Saused by the miasma originating from
iie sLagnanb water anu HIN near tne
Junction Railroad Bridge, which has al
ieady been condemned as nuisance by
he Board of Health.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Judge Royalty returned from Louis
lille Saturday, where he attended the
Convention last week.
A large number. of members OF the
Racing Association started for Cincin-
katito attend the races.
!, The funeral OF Mrs. Bendel took place
rom her late residence ON Broadway
bunday. Her remains were formally in
Ierred in the Jewish Cemetery. q short
distance from the CITY.
A fearful storm PASSED over the city
md vicinity about 3 O'Clock Sunday af-
ernoon, doing much damage to the
train crop and creating sad havoc with
he trees and signs throughout the city.
Improvements are still going on.
among the late enterprises is that OF
ZEN. Fritz Goebble, who has decorated
be front of his place of business, and
hnbelished the inner walls with fine
iaiptings, chandeliers and other orna-
dental work Of an expensive nature.