The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-31
entertain their friends Monday night at

and broke his right arm.
Bud Parks was roped In by Officer Mart
golf this morning on charge OF using pro-
fame language on the streets.
The case of Samuel Morlidge vs.. p.
OMaiey. in suit on account, is occupying
the attention of the Circuit Court.
The final transfer of the dummy road to
Dr.. Keith and Messrs. Gates & Gates. of
was asconsummated this morning
Charley Furgeson's teeth, knocked out
by roughs night before last. were picked up
by Officer Flynn on Cabot Street this morn.
ing.
Ex-County Judge Berry got Judgment
against the cityin the Circuit Court this
for $l,275 for past services rem
dered. The City prayed an appeal.
Ike Burkelow. and George Miller, two
Newport bows and prominently known In
the baseball world. have been engaged by
the Springfield, Chic, nine for next season.
Will Hays has written a poem about
Billy McIntyre's expedition to Leadville.
Mac is Newport bov and If all Will writes
about him be true he will return million
aire.
Henry Movers and John Long, of Gin
cinnati, were roped in by the cops last even
ing for peddling without license. Mavor
Harton fined them $40 and costs each this
Billy Emerson, known on the stage rs
'Percy Tyler" at present with Emers'Rs
will be rendered reception BY
his hosts of friends in this city on his arri-
val next week.
Tomorrow the Feast Of All Saints will
he observed as holiday among our Catho-
lie citizens. AT st. Paul's Episcopal Church
the rite of baptism will be administered to
infants at 10 a. m.
Alonzo Einmerson was arrested this
morning by Officers Martzof and Flynn,
on charge Of stealing lumber from Sw:ft's
mills. Fred. Quinlin swore out the war
rant for his arrest.
The new pipe foundry is shut down for
necessary repairs in the various depart
ments before besinning on the big Cincin-
natl contract. 1t is thought the huge COLI
cern will open up Monday.
Henry Cook, who was fined 500 In the
Police Court some time since, was given
new trial yes erday and fined the same
amount. The Judgment was suspended on
that be would leave the city. He
left.
Jas. A. Baker, who is of unsound mind,
is wanted at his home at Sullivan, Ind,
where he strayed from some time since.
He was last seen in this section, and de-
of him has been sent to the au-
thorities here.
Messrs. x. Sine and James M. Reed Gov
ernment Store-keepers at the FinchtOwn
dstilIery, have been assigned to the Boone
County distillerv, at Petersburg, Ky. They
leave tomorrow for the latter place to be
absent sixty days.
The receipts of the Newport & Covington
any other month since the bridge has been
in existence. The receipts are mainly due
to the transportation of iron and ore to and
from Swifts rolling mill.
The Busy Bee Relief Society, composed
of good little girls whose object is char
ity, held fair last night at the residence
of Mr. Thomas Kennon, 179 York street.
A goodly sum was realized, which will 70
towards clothing poor little children the
coming winter.
The cases of May Taney. May Guilfoyle
and May McEwcr, that were trans
ferred from Squire Bucilanan's Office, were
decided yesterday in favor of the plaintiffs.
This was suit in which the above-naned
sued the Church of Immaculate Conception
for SIS each for services as teachers.
The petition of County Attorney Edgar,
in his suit of $40 900 against Chief of Police
Cottngham for alleged false imprisonment.
was called in the Circuit Court Yesterday.
No answer having been fled, the allegation
If the petition was taken as confessed, and
Jury was awarded to assess damages.
The estate was left by Mrs. Moore, to
he distributed after lapse of wears to sew
eral relatives, among whom is Mrs. Whitten
Of this CITY, who is Observation-Disclosures
of the above named lady. Steps are being
taken to trace up old records, and several
prominent LAWYERS are taking lively in
terest in the affair.
Soar SUIT SErrLED.-The long talked of
soap suit of Iliff vs.. Bodkins was decided in
the Circuit Court yesterday. The jury was
not ont over ten minutes, when they re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff. The
amount sued for was $40, and the costs in
the case. including attorneys fees, will
amount to over $500.
MILLIONS OF MoNEY.-Pr0minent lawyers
from the East are in the city working up
an important case in favor of Mrs. Matilda
Whitten, residing on Madison street east of
the Snort Line depot, and Others residing
here. 1t is nothing less than an estate val
ued at $41.0G0,0O0 situated in New York
City OH the site that the City buildings
now occupy.
Miss Susan B. Anthony arrived in the
city last night and will be the guest OF
Hon. A. s. Berry and wife to-day and to-
morrow. Tonight she will deliver lee
ture at Odd.fellows Hall. Her subject will
be woman Wants Bread, Not the Ballo, )"
As lecturess she needs no Introduction
from us, and the very name of Susan B.
Anthony will be sufficient to fill the hall to
repletion.
WORKINGS OF THE WATER Works BoARp-
The Board held an interesting meeting
last niaht, all the members present and
President Horton in the chair. Claims to
the amount of 1907 were allowed, and the
Secretary reported receipts during the
week $2,059. The Committee on Newport's
Elephant reported having visited Green.
walds foundry and the Newport Water.
works, and made the following estimate OF
old iron that remains in the big cnpine