The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09

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The peaceful Sabbath comes around;
When piousminded youth can seek
The calm and quiet baseball ground;
Where they can take their solemn rest,
And pitch and strike their level best.
The Corryville officers are searching f,
The owner of brown COW, which was four
sstray on the street.
Two water mains burst last night-one c
Walnut street, above Thirteenth, and IL
other on Vine street. near Fourteenth.
ANNIE WATSON the colored woman WI
fired several shots at her husband, on II
corner of Sixth and Smith streets, la
week has been arrested, and will be trie
September 14th.
WIN. LONG entered the house of Mrs. Still
man, at No. 81 Waer street, last night an
filled his pockets with valuables, but W;
caught while making his escape, and fine
$50-3O this morning.
ANNIE E. Fuchs, an aged woman WI
says that she had just escaped from Lon
view Asylum, was brought before the Chic
and after reciting several long strings
verses promised TO start for Kentucky.
AFTER Judge Yaple, Saturday refused 1
grant an injunction on Street Railroa
Route No. l6, the defendants in the cas-
brought an action for $1,000 damages, groy
ing out OF the stoppage Of work for wecl
A SUIT has been instituted by the heirs
Thomas Flannery against DR.. Maley, claim
ing that he had failed to account for 81 4C
which he held as administrator of their al
cesor, and asking that he be compelled t
pay the same over.
The St. Aloysius Orphan Society held
meeting yesterday afternoon and adopted
resolution to furnish appropriate suits t
the orphan children who are to participat
at the matinee of the Fall Festival a
Springer Music Hall.
THE fire which caused the -'~-'>> frnr
Box 32, at o'clock this NOR
the hallway Of c. Rosenthals
No. 1l5 Fifth street How tn
mated is mystery, but it was
before much damage was done.
Mr.. GEORGE BRIrToN, of
Clerks office, while on his way
vue House yesterday lost fl
from q cluster ring. They are
be worth $125, and Mr. Brittor
give handsome reward for IL
HERMAN BooKGARs, a news,
for College Hill, was robbed
day night, while asleep on
Bookgars thinks James Robir
minsyille, was the thief and
bis arrest was accordingly sw
will be tried before Squire Sc
OFFICER McCUNE, who wasr
on the beat between Fifth
streets and Smith street anC
nue., has made some decided
in the looks of the sidewalks
secondhand furniture stor
child, the last man arrested
the sidewalk, was fined $40 IL
THE Zoo and the hilltop
well patronized yesterday.
land House concerts were civ
noon and evening by Seiden
At the Lookout House Can
man Military Band held fort
Kuster gave some fine opera
the same place. Curriers' b
the visitors at Prices Hill.
OFFICERS KINNEY and CT
we're tussle with party of
ner of Gest and Freeman ST
during which both officer
heavy blows. Two of tn
length succeeded in ARE
morning they were sent
months each. Their name
gan and John McDermott.
FIVE OF the recent grad
ing Institute have passed i
for Yale College with cred
entered Marietta College,
without conditions, and
tered DanvilIe College, W
able standing. This instt
attained a foremost rank
and excellence in every respect.
g, I H.
place yesterday afternoon from his late re
idenCe on Main street 1t was attended b
the German Pioneer Association in bod,
and also by the different societies of whic
the deceased had been a member. Re,
Mr. Scholz made the funeral grafton, afte
which the body was taken to Spring Grov
Cemetery for interment. Over one hun
dred hacks, occupied by the friends an
relatives of the deceased attended I'll
funeral procession.
TnE Trustees of the Southern Road hav
filed their answer to the petition brougl
against them by NJ. Thoms and others VIII
are seeking to prevent the issue of the add
tional So 100000 Of bonds and the compl
ton of the Road. They claim that the
have given bonds as Trustees for the di
charge of their duties as Trustees, that the
have each year rendered a statement
their receipts and expenditures, that II
act of May 18TH 1878, under which Il
bonds are to be issued is constitutional an
that the acts of the Trustees under the san
done will be valid.
AT the regular meeting of the Society
Natural History Mcssrs. r. N. Holbrook,
S. LHommedieu, N. w. Lord and j. /
Thacker were elected members, and Ii
of donations received as follows: A l$rs
miscellaneous collection from Mr.. w.
Foster, one specimen of cryolite from J.
P. Brown, two eggs of the bullocks orio
from Charles Dury, three specimens ortho
terra from J. A. Hughes, eight coleopte
from ]. w. Shorten, Mineral Resources
the West from Hon. Milton Sayler, catleni
pipe from Dr. 0. D. Norton.
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