The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

sell it to pay said debt OF w. L. Grant, and
that irreparable injury will result to her if
said sale is permitted.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS s. Lud-
low and Others to Trustees of the Cincins
natl Southern Railroad, 4.73 acres in Lud-
low, near Elm-street bridge; $4,000.
VIM. s. Ludlow to same, Lots So, 48, 49,
so and 81, Helen A. Ludlow's subdivision
of Ludlow; 81, ,34S.
Charles E. Maxwell and wife to same Lot
SO, south side of Linden street, Ludlow;
81, 1,l50.
Ed. H. Maxwell and wife to same, parts
of Lots 81, 6S and 60, Helen A. Ludlow's
subdivision of Ludlow 81, 200.
Il. H. Maxwell and wife to same, parts OF
Lots 45, 46 and AZ; also all cee ..v,s % and
"a; also all of Lots 60, 61 and 81; S., ,3O2.
Edwin q. Wescott and wife to same, parts
ct cf Lots 81. 6S ana 50; ST. 200.
Ada Fairfax to same, Lot 81; 81, $50.
Albert S. Ludlow and wife to same, Lots
Sc, 81, 5S and 50; also 70 and II; also 72, 70
and "a; s4, $50.
Keturah M. Williamson to Melissa Clark.
son, 5O by l50 feet, on George street. be-
tween Boone and Kenton, South Coying-
ton; 800.
NEWPORT.
Rev. John K. Pye, of indianapolis, will preach
sunday evening at Grace M. E. Church.
Willis Ladd, former noted newsvender of this
city, but now OF Nashville is here looking IN Old
friends.
Thos. Lawlor youth of sixteen, was taken in
yesterday on charge of house breaking. He will
Lave hearing Tuesday.
Joe Baggs, who left rather mysteriously several
weeks ago, turned up yesterday near the Finch
town dlstillery all o. X.
The total number of interments in Evergreen
Cemetery for the month OF August was nineteen,
adults eight and children eleven.
Louis Ernest the sand and lime dealer was ar
rested last evening for disorde-ly conduct. He
was fined 81 and costs this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Pettis returned last night from Orange
County, Pa, and will resume his abors tomorrow
Us pastor OF ST Pauls Episcopal Church.
Tim. Shannon was released Tuesday last, but was
run IN again this morning on the old charge d. d.
Tim. averages about fifty weeks in the year in
Jail.
Invitations are out announcing the nuptials of
Mr.. Joseph Schneider and Miss Mollie, the accom-
plIshed daughter of Mr. John Blu cher The cere-
mony will take place Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, at St. Johns Church.
Carey Bell, who was taken in on charge of us
Ing language unbecoming scholar and gentle
man in the presence of Mrs Logan, was dismissed
by the Mayor this morning. The scholar and gen
tleman is what cleared him.
The Workingmen will hold forth tonight on
Bellevue and York streets. Milton Spohn and
John Ehmarn, of Cincinnati, will address the
meeting. The Workingmen's Glee Club of this
city, will discourse some choice selections
The attendance at the Alexandria Fair yesterday
was the largest of the season. Fully thousand
people from Newport were present and as many
went out this morning. The day was beautiful,
all that pOul6 bp wished for an6 / ha
fractions on the grounds made it q day of rare
pleasure.
Mr. Andy Youtsey while wrestling with several
boys at the Alexandria Fair yesterday was robbed
by one of the number of his pockt ttbook, contain
ing $50. -Four Coyington boys, named Ben. Dunk
ley, VIM. Mead, and two Rhinock boys, were ar
rested on SUSPICION of having taken the money
and arraigned before Squire, and Mead and
Dunkley were dismissed and the Rhinocks held to
answer.
To the Editor of the Star:
The organization in this city known as the York
street Congregational Church has not disbanded,
nor is there an intention to dspand. The pastor
has returned from his vacat on, and will conduct
the usual services on next Sabbath in the church.
on the corner OF York and Ringgold streets. The
subject of the morning discourse will be: ''The
Duty and the Glory OF the Church OF Christ in the
Present Age" All are cordially invited.
We are sorry to announce that after a residence
in Newport of above twelve years, Professor W. II.
Jones leaves to-day to take up his residence in
Cincinnati As an educator he is acknowledged
by all to stand in the foremost rank, and the ex
ceent work he did in experimenting the New
port Public Schools for period of ten years, fairly
entities him to that rank. In parting with Mr.. |
Jones we lose good citizen whose career among |
us has gained for him the esteem and G. cd will OF
all classes. If he meets with but little of the
success which thousands OF our citizens wish |
him, his course will be an eminently prosperous
one.
CHANcERY COURT CULLINGs,-Judgment were
re- dered for the amounts mentioned in the fol-
lowing cases yesterday: ]. M. Macarthur VS.. c.
Kimball, $500. McAlpin,, Polk & Co. VS.. G. +.
F. G. schubeler $1,000. Newport Mart Associ-
from from ISIS. J. M. McATthur M 'U VS.. Con. Con.
rad Hahn s495. R. T. Thornton vs. X. NJ Hodge,
$3.50 and interest from October, 1867. Goeyer,
Tangeman 4 Co. and j. NJ Deitz VS.. R. Ludwig
and wife. number of cases were submitted for
Judgment, and Court adjourned until Monday
The Masters reports OF sales were also FLED yeser
day for confirmation.
To the Editor of the Star.
An article having appeared in the STAR of Sep
tember lst relative to the death OF my son de-
mands some notice from me. Whether there was |
violence do not know, but even ii it were acc-
dental drowning the conduct of his companions |
was cruel, cowardly and dastardly in the extreme
for they say he called twice for help and tried to |
reacil tne SHORE, anu lney SdU Dy ana saw MIN 60
down in less than six feet of water without max |
ing all effort to save him. l also condemn the ac-
ton of Coroner Schoolfeld, who instead of try
ing to restore him. proceeded with the innlast !
and after the evidence was taken and verdict |
rendered commenced to rub him to restore lfe
Mrs. RICHARDS
81 Hodge street, Newport.
Chancellor MenMes yesterday gained a writ of
habeas corpus at the motion of County Attorney |
Edgar directed to Mother Scholastica, the Sister !
Superior of the Protecory Of the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd, to show cause why Caroline Nash. alias
Lucy Sanders the sixyear-old daughter OF Sarah |
Shelby. is unawfully ydetained in the Asylum Of the
Sisters, and the au hority for such detention. The
mother prays for the custody of the child. The |
Mother Superior states that In the absence of Sarah
Shelby, who lays claim to the child, a lady in |
Cincinnati placed the infant in charge of the Pro-
teetOry, and if the latter lady consents to have the
child withdrawn the Mother Superior will con-
sent without further trouble.
Wee Wirelings.
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