The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
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The Grand Jury made no report thzz
morning.
The Golden Crown Dancing Circle win
entertain their friends in their usual happy
style, Monday evening, at Eclipse Hail
Mr.. Thomas Brinkerhoff, living at "a
Goodman street, suffered fracture of tn
left hip yesterday by falling down figh3
of stairs.
Prof. Hageman. of the Cabot-stres1
School, has received On appointment as leu-
turer at the Pulte Medical College In Gin
cinnati.
The Iron-molders' Union, No. 20, ar,
making active preparations for their annual
ball to shortly take place at Odd-fellowt
Hall, Covington.
mot by Might nor by Power, but by My
Spirit, Saith the Lord" will be the subjec4
of Rev. Mr.. Tinker at the First Baptisi
Church Sunday morning.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Christoph
Hak, by Master Commissioner. to G. a
Hodge, Lot 391 in Trustees Addition b
Newport, 30 feet front on the north side eg
Tibbatts, between Patterson and Brighton;
S15S.
The Republican City Executive Com.
mittee met last nightat Squire Buchanana
office. W. c. Dunkhorst was elected Chair-
man for one year, I. B. Youtsey Treasurer,
and George Pagan Secretary. The invita-
tion from the Democratic Executive Com
mittee, inviting this Committee to joins
conference, was read. The conferences
takes place tonight at Sheriff WhitsS
office.
Mayor Harton has taken the matter h
his own hands and raised the Quarantins
on the Short-line Railroad. For thus actins
several members of ths City Council ceclafd
they will vote against paying the physi.
clans who have served since the Quarantins
was established, giving as reason thai
Mayor Harton had no authority to act In
the matter before action was taken by
Council. His Honor says he will save thu
city fully $50, from the fact that Council
would not take action before the next
meeting of that body.
Bud Rheinock, one of the parties indicted
for robbing Andrew Youtsey, of Alexan-
dria, gave himself to the police authoritiu
this morning. He was taken before the
Criminal Court and pleaded guilty to thu
charge of grand larceny. He said that Ben.
Dunkley one of the gang, held Mr.. Yoat-
sey, while he (Rheinock) went through
him, andtllat, after being arrested, he gave
Marshal Thatcher $40 to release him, and
the latter told him to git. Bud was sen.
fenced to three years in the Penitentiary.
CRIMINAL Court. Sophia Inderstradt
pleaded guilty to grand larceny and wss
sentenced to one year in the Penitentiary.
Ben. Dunkley, same, two years in tao
Penitentiary. The case of W. J. Rheinock
was given to the jury as we 60 to press.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the
following cases: Charles Won Lehman, OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses; JaA
Smith, Henry Oske, John Focher, Thomas
Farrell, John Penman, Henry Geising and
Jeff. Coyne, grand larceny; Thomas Lawles
and Thomas Marion, HOUSEKEEPING; g.
Pierce, Morris Richmond, John Galbaush
and 9, Gould, keeping lottery. Ths
Tnrnnike Company were finsd
5000 for failing to keep tie f0aa "A "A Teps:s:..
WATER-woRKs NoTEs.-The City Clerk 70.
ports 800 hydrants in use that waterreni
is collected from.
This season so far one mile of watsrs
mains have been laid at cost of 5000.
The receipts thus far this year Is oye1
SIS, 900, and the expenses but a trife Owed
bS, 900.
According to this showing. the Boapl
will be in a condition within a year to pul
in the needed boilers and pumping mar
,hinery to supply the extra demand. A
has been made to the Board by
! Cincinnati firm to put up six boilera
With pumping capacity in proportion, fsj
10000.