The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29
Constable! Yes, rash voter don't forget

COnstable! les rasn Noleli Uoh ioie0'
not TO.
johnny, carrier OF the Enquirer, favored
our sauctum with serenade on Thursday
evening.
The Champion City Combination favor
the inhabitants of Bryant with perform
ance this Saturday evening.
Officer Fred. Mast is patroling Officer
Newels beat, who is at present confined 10
his house Victim of rheumatism.
Mrs. Peter Sintz was purchaser at the
SintZ sale. She bid in nineteen and a hall
acres, with improvements, at S5,334.
Officer Foster, of the First Ward, does not
run his beat ION account of his business
No. Well, then, that beat must run itself
Why don't our illustrious John t. Norris
work up the parties who are at present
| flooding our burg with counterfeit money?
NJ. D. Layton, the pedestrian, is lying
very ill at the residence of his friend Rollo
| Harrington, laboring under an attack OF the
scarlet rash.
| The Mayor enjoyed holiday on FRIDAY.
Nobody was mean enough to commit any
| thing rash on that day SO as 10 disturb tile
remarkable stiffness that prevailed IN his
quarters.
Mr.. w. C. Frey who met with an aoci,
dent few days ago by being knocked
down and run over at the High.street
bridge, has so far recovered as to be able TO
take short walks from his house.
Emery & Frankenbergs latest venture,
1 Master Henry Shannon, the ''Boy Orator"
was a success from an artistic point OF view,
but miserable failure financially. As an
ticipated, their scale OF PRICES don't catch
the dust" of the natives.
} 1t might change the flavor of things in
our minor courts if at some early day the
parties who stand up for sentence should
; happen to be that gang OF SmaIl-fry GAM
$ blcrS who have for months past held tht
ruling hand. Boys, your business is toe
open; the town has taken tumble.
1t is strange that the guardians of ou
, city should overlook 'Squibs'' that on
o hoodlums take in on jump. When one
inSulted now by that gang at Columbia am
s Springs streets they don't forget to tell yo'
that you'll find that in the STAR to-lnoI
row night" That ward needs a policeman
IS The Sint2 farm, on the Valley Pike, jus
J. west Of the city, was sold on Thursda
d morning by Sheriff Coffin. The tract cor
tanned two hundred and twelve and one
half acres and the same was sold i'll SEE
. tions, eight different parties becoming pul
y, chasers. The total amount received wa
n $lS644.
10 DAYTON. o.
For abusing his family Joseph Cluck WI
# locked up yesterday.
st Thomas Nash was arrested last night o
N suspicion and for being drunk.
y Gilmores celebrated band will give OF
he citizens rich treat at Music Hall to4nigh
"Almost a Life" will be produced q
of Monday night at Gebhart's Opera-house /
f. fine company. Secure seats at Du5ol
" music store
IT, Officers Lyman and Fowler brought
= George W. Harrington, soldier belDngil
" at the Home, yesterday, locking him up Il
safe keeping. Cause, crazy.
,e Prof. Carpenter was again greeted with
az splendid audience last night. Only tN
-, more opportunities to see this Wonderl
-, exhibition of man power, viz, tonight
~ Gebhart's, and Sunday night at Music lia
rr The preliminary examination of Joh
st Ferneding, arrested few days since Tor /
legged criminal intercourse with the wife
y man belonging t. the numerous SIM
:" family, was heard before His fionor u
" Mavur Yesterday resulting in Fcrnedi
~ being bound over 10 Court in the SUM
~ ~ 800.
e. Marshal Horner of Xena, pass
n through here Yesterday having in charge
A. Smith. siXty-two years of age, charg
with having forged notes of sufficient val
,is and number to send him to the Penite
he tiary for the balance Of his life. The +,
geries we're committed at or near AenIa.
IL was arrested in Michigan.