The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-26
CONVICTION,

The market-stands in Main-street Market
will be sold next Wednesday,
The Court of Appeals stands adjourned
until the Goth of May.
Several Cincinnati manufacturers are
talking of locating in this city.
John L. Williams, a deserving young man,
is out for Constable in the First District.
Charley Tranter looks as savage as Bland
Ballard when he occupies the Presidents
chair in Council.
Talk about lunch fiends! You ought to
have seen the members of Council tackle
Joe Hermes spread last night!
Mr. Joseph Sharon, proprietor Of the
largest fishery in Lake Michigan and gen.
tleman in every respect, is visiting in the
city.
George Davidson seems to think the STAR
is nota paper of general circulation. We
will talk to him about that when the next
election comes.
Mrs. Gottlieb Moser, who lives near the
, Willow Run Distillery, was thrown out of a
buggy with her child last evening and
seriously hurt.
Petite in bankruptcy were filed by W.
Bishop OF kenton County, Lewis f. Bright
of FlemingsbuIg, and Joseph Whitehouse
of Latonia Springs.
POLICE CoURT.-Chas Hannarhan, breach
of the peace, SOB; Adam Keenan,, same
continued Tom Casey and George Britton
disorderly, filed away.
Lewis F. Long, Dover Mason County
filed his petition in bankruptcy this morn
ing. Liabilities, $9,S0l 40; assets, $685.
Exemptions claimed, $3.50
There has been no verdict given yet in
hn nj a h.
ington House, on account of the absence of
Charles Asnan, the foreman, who is in New
York
An employe of Christian Rice, while
driving horse attached to a wagon, this
morning ran over and seriously injured
child of Mrs. Youngers, who resides on
Sixth street.
w. NJ. NJ. Lee James B. Casey, David D.
Garmo, J. S. Scott H. II. j. Puthotf, J. I'll.
Meyers, Ross Hanion, y. Bartlett and R. L.
Steers the newly elected members of the
Board of Equalization, will meet May Sd
for organization.
Constable Lambert made his maiden al
rest this morning-that of Chris. Young, a
rolored man, who is charged with attempt
ing to rape girl named Maggie Donnelly.
He was captured near Florence, and ar
raigned before 1Squires Mansen and Tebbs,
The school census-takers have finished
their report. They make the following re-
port: First District-White children, 5,363;
colored children, 421; total, 5,784.
Second District-White children, 1850;
colored children, OIL total, 4,4ol grand
total, 1925.
The City Assessor makes it 10,o55.
The following is the amount of beer sold
by the various breweries in this District
during the year1S77
Name. No. Barrels.
Butcher & Wiedman.. IL 032A
Chas Geisbauer .....,,.,,.. 1878
CHdS Lang ~ I,0o324
steinreide d. Wehming..,...""."".. 1904
Sonn Al cbo, 9's11A
hnOrI, tSul " 0llhuD 5,1Ilt2
a. 5l9
CIry CoUNcIL. Tranter Withdrew his
request for the reading of the testimony in
the Bolan Hardin case, the committees
report was concurred in, the resignation OF
Hardin accepted and the appointment of
M. Bolan confrmed-all unanimously.
Mr.. Collins offered an ordinance leaving
the tax for 1878 as follows: General Fund,
DO cents; Interest Fund, so cents; Jail, &C.,
Fund.- 10 cents; School Board, 20 cents;
total, 81 70; capitation tax, 81.
An ordinance was offered by Mr.. Wolk-
Ing adopting the Cincinnati City price-list
Messrs. Hermes, Wolking, McDannold, Nc
Donald and Ellis.
NEWPORT.
Mr. Richard Shaler will shortly leave for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, in search of health.
Sarah Owens an inmate of the Poor
%house, fell yesterday and fractured her right
ankle.
..Mr. j. J. Hetsch has been elected Presi-
dent of the Newport Printing and News
paper Company.
The ST. Pancratiu's Young Mems Society,
pf Corpus Christi Church, will shortly give
another of their select dramatic entertain
ments.
Mr.. Timothy Shannon living on Bellevue
street, slipped and fell into the basement of
his house, yesterday afternoon, and broke
Two Of his ribs.
The entertainment styled Mother Goose
Melodies and tableaux, given by the Sun
1ay-school children of the York-street Con-
gregational church, was in point of excel
ence, grand success.
The case of Mrs. Bodkins against Mrs.
T Felix was at last settled this morning by
Squire Buchanan, who told them to go
home to their families, and for each, here
after, to attend to their own business
young man named Gosney narrowly
escaped drowning this morning by having
the skitf in which he was in upset by the
old ferry-boat. He was fished out by the
boat hands after considerable trouble.
Mr.. F. B. Wentworth in the presentation
of the Stranger" at Odd-fellows Hail. on
Wednesday evening next, will be supported
by the very best amateur talent, among
whom are Miss Winona Hawthorne, Miss
Muelnbach, Mr. Brooke and Mr.. Chambers
T. The case of the bulldog arrested night
before last, charged with having rabies was
called before Squire Hoff this morning, but
the Squire not being an expert in the dog
creation the case was continued and Kaiser
remanded to Jail, bail being refused.
Council. - On recommendation of DR..
Davis, the City Druggists were ordered to