The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-18
CONVICTION.

Drydil 1dllSey is enleTtdllllHS young sun
at his house.
Mrs. Newhall, of Boston, Mass, is visiting
Mrs. w. G. Nudge.
Finell Madeira has filed his commission
from the Governor as notary public.
, Miss Hettie McVickers of Indianapolis,
Indiana, is the gsest of Miss Mary Virgins.
Miss Ella Vaughn and Miss Jennie Bris-
tow are the guests Of the family of Mr.. j. L.
Bristow.
Mr.. VIM. Moran will entertain his friends
tomorrow with grand lunch at 35 East
Fifth street.
Mr.. VIM. Byrnes and Mr.. John Steveson
have been admitted to practice in the Uni
ted States Court.
Mr.. Henry Johnson son-in-law of John
Davis, is going to New York on business
from the old country,
Rev. A. Bowers will preach at shinke
Chapel, Powell street, between Greenup and
Scott, Sunday evening.
Police CoURT.-Tom Alexander breach
of the peace So and costs; John Horn, ex-
posing person, 81 and costs.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 5, K. P, examined
eighteen more petitions last night for.mem-
bership. The Myrtle seems to be running
along.
Rev. Adam Bowers will occupy the pull
pit of Shinkle Chapel M. &C. Church, Powell
street, between Greenup and Scott, Sunday
evening.
Moses Stergele was yesterday examined
before Commissioner Bostwick, and held to
appear before Judge Ballard next Tuesday.
Bail fixed at $780,
A grand Murphy mass meeting will be
1nll IT,ll
mencing at 1880 o'clock. Short addresses
will be made by good speakers from Gin
cinnati.
N. G. Morse, administrator, filed suit in
the Chancery Court this morning against
the heirs and creditors for settlement. John
B. Casey, executor, filed suit against ]. ].
German on note for 1892.
Ladies are obliged to get out of their bug
gies to open the gates at Linden Grove
Cemetery. There should be some kind of
all arrangement by which this trouble and
Inconvenience could be avoided.
Lew. Brackeris gaining considerable no.
Atoriety as a rope-walker Next Friday
night there is to be man hanged at Mans
field, Ohio, and the Sheriff of that place was
In the city yesterday, and awarded the con-
tract of the rope to Mr.. Bracker.
Mrs August Colhes, a middle-aged Ger
man woman residing at 936 Philadelphia
street, attempted to commit suicide by
jumping from the Main nstreet Ferry land
Ing last evening about half-past o'clock.
She was only prevented by the timely inter
ference of some by-standers.
COUNTY CoURT.-Edward and Katie Mil
aenberger, minors over fourteen years of
age, appeared and made choice of Katherine
Mildenberger as their guardian The latter
was duly appointed, and also guardian of
Henry and George Mildenberger, minors
under fourteen years of age. She qualified
and gave bond with Andrew Knollman as
surety: Finnell D, Madeira, Esq. filed his
commission as notary public of Kenton
County, and gave bond with F. P. Helm as
surety.
Anthony Boex is in a bad box. He was
arrested yesterday evening on the charge of
forging the name of Rev. Father Bent, of
the Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Newport to an Endorsement on a note for
b100, made by BoeX to Father Bents order
Boex was arraigned before 'Squires Evan &
Tebbs this morning and waiVing examina-
lion he was held over for his appearance in
The Criminal Court. Messrs. L. J. Hickey
and John O'Donell have agreed to sign his
bond for the promise of being Unidentified
by parties from Cincinnati, which at 12
o'clock had not been done.
NEWPORT.
John Armstrong was fined $5 and costs
This morning for abusing his family.
Half fare rates ON the Short-line Road DUR
ing the Louisville races, which commence
next Tuesday.
The Marble and Freestone Works of Hen
ry Schwerman was sold at Master Commits
yoners sale this morning
A meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee is called for this evening at the
office of Col. G. r. Fearons.
Christian Culture" will be the subject
of Rev. Mr. Eastman's discourse at the York
street Congregational Church Sunday even
ing.
A reward of $100 is offered for the CAP
ture of the tramp who assaulted Mrs. Vaile,
of California, O., on the evening of May
26th.
Col. Jim Berry, A. Lloyd and W. H..
Plummer were appointed by Judge Perkins
this morning to select u jury for the next
Criminal Court.
Eastern capitalists have been looking
around the city, stating their intention to
be to build paper mill at some point on
the Ohio or Licking near the city.
Io-iuOlIOW VIII De a gaia udy Tor the
Workingmen. After parading through the
principal streets, they will march in body
to Inwood Park, Cincinnati, where the re-
mainder of the day will be spent in social
enjoyment.
The bids for erecting Mr. L. NJ Dayton's
bolt factory, on Front street, will be opened
at II o'clock on Monday. The building will
be eighty-tlree feet front by two hundred
feet deep 1t is to be situated within a few
feet of the Anchor Rolling Mill.
Mr.. Plus West, well-known river en-
gneer, was brought down from Portsmouth
to his home on Eglantine street, near Wash
ington avenue, this city, on Wednesday last
In q very precarious condition, his skull
having been fractured by a club in the
bands OF negro. Mr.. West is lying in an
inscnsible condition.
The Water-works Commissioners have
agreed to extend the water pipes commcnc-
ing at Washington avenue and Mayo street,
running east on Mayo to Ovcrton, out Over,
son to I'll to Ringgold, thence to Hamlet, to