The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-03
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Rev. G. Weise, of the st. Elizabeth
Hospital, Is dangerously i'll.
The Directors of the Star Baseball.
Club are to be elected this eyening.i
"Eyacuation Day in Richmond," lee
ture this evening at Odd-ieliows' by Rev.
j. L. Burrows, DID.
There are but three candidates for the
Office of Sheriff: Messrs. G. M. Bedinger,
J. y. Love and A. Millins.
y The election Of the German Union
Building Association will take place
tuesday evening at taBoeske's Hall.
The water rents have increased from
E$l6, 600 to $21 900 by the late re-assess-
'ment made by Superintendent Gore.
The funeral OF Miss Jennie Perciyal
took place yesterday afternoon from her
parents residence on Greenup street.
Seventeen colored persons were bap.
ttized by Rev. VIM. Blackburn, of the
iRobbins-street Colored Church, yester-
tday.
Mr.. John Schulker, jr., is suffering
kfrom- a severe cut on the left hand, re-
fceiyed, while at work at, the shears in
rs Swifts mill.
/ A Baptist Centanniall Meeting will be
Eheld al the First Baptist Church, on
kFourth street, tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock
IA. NJ, and at night Council meeting.
h The arbitrators in the cases Of j. l..
bCorbin against B. L. Corbin rendered
ftheir award, giving the latter a judg-
tment for about ", Gee and three acres of
Hand in Boone county.
Mayors Court--Ghas. Points, COL
fored man, was fined S13 for disorderlyi
|uonduct. He frightened an OLD lady by
ksn<.; sx.sss xolu afr hnr Moi Mich.
lolson, drunk, dismissed. The cases of
pohn Ryan, Jack Lawless and Clifford
Nosson were filed away with leave.
K During the late session of the General
Assembly an act was passed to incorpo-
Eate the "Coyington Hotel Company"
with a acapital of'$200,000. The incorpo.
fators are John Kearney, Vincent Shin
kle, Ben. M. Piatt, Lewis Geisbauer, r.
R. Nc Weigh and James M. Clarkson.
/ ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--Mr
Joseph Ruske, while coming to the city
Nrom the country, Saturday night, was
attacked on the Lexington Pike, about
lpne mile south OF the city,, by two I'M
known men. One Of the highwaymen
grasped the reins Of the horses and
brought the team to q standstill. The
pthert jumped into the wagon and at
tempted to throttle Mr.. Ruske, who,
"osoAs "ASot uo~PVA@eO oAvAs, S"o-
decided in throwing the, man to
THE ground. Not looking after
the mans condition, Ruske Whipped up
shfs horses, and, throwing the man at
the horse aside, made his escape. Mr..
Ruske informs US that he had about
E1,500 in his possession, which he was
10. deposit in the bank tor different par
Eties, and had it not been for these sum-
mary steps taken in foiling his assault
@rs, he would undoubtedly have been
robbed. Mr.. Ruske. who resides at No.
FILA Thirteenth street, arrived home
Isafely, though somewhat frightened.
N* NEWPORT.
! The Newport Cemetery Company next
}Saturday will elect two Directors.
+ The Tibbatts Minstrels will give a per-
formance next Saturday at Odd-fellows'
Hall.
The new railroad track on Saratoga
street, between Taylor and Bellevue, is
Inearly completed.
The Second Presbyterian Church gives
ianother social entertainment tomorrow
evening at Smalley's Hall.
E9The annual State Convention Of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians will be
held here next Thursday evening.
"A select party will be given Thursday
Ieyening at Smalley's' Assembly Rooms
by, Messrs. Tenant and Hayman.
hEThe famous colt, Lady Belmont. was
Henry A, w Else, of Cincinnati, for $3.50.
b. The stockholders OF the Newport
sBuilding Association No. 8, which has
expired, have organized the Home Build
hng and Savings Association.
Il a naty
occurred yesterday evening about 6
O'clock at the corner of Isabella and
mccarthy streets. The police were not
en- hand till the row was over.
Thepaymaster, who has been due at
che Garrison sinceIthe 10Th of last month,
has not yet made mis- appearance. The
boys say that this is worse than when
they were on the frontiers, when they
never we're required to wait nineteen
days. though she paymaster had to travel
over two hundred miles on the stage.
! The little daughter OF Mr.. siedekamp,
Who resides at the corner Of Harrison
and Isabella streets, yesterday while
playing on the Newport ferry float, had
her foot fearfully mashed by having il
caught between the float and the ferry.
boat. She was taken to the residence
iof Mr.. Anywhere surgical attention was
5mmediateiy gwen.
City yCourt-charles Minef and Joseph
Grant, were each fined 81 and costs for a
breach Of the peace. Maggie Mooney
Iand B. .Zimmer, disorderly conduct, were
sent 10 the Work-house in default OF $2S
land costs. Tim. Shannon, drunk and
ldisorderly. $40 and costs. Geo. CoDley,
same, case Continued. John Sullivan
lone OF the Forties, who last Sunday as
saulted VIM. Rippleton, the York-street
barber, was held over. to the Criminal
Court under $100 bail. "Sass Conley,'
same charge, continued.
LUDLOW, KY.
Physgig, Of the Reporter, is investi-
eating the latest agony OF West C0ving
ten bellies, entitled The dolphin Wag."
The Ludlow Yacht Club meets to
night at the School house. Every resi-
dent is cordially invited to be present
md give the good work a send of.
= DR.. CBas. IL. Jones has opened ai
cfice at she residence OF Alex. Wilson
Hsq., on Elm street. The doctor is |
graduate of Bellevue, New York, ant
comes highly recommended. We wisl
6im aueceag.