The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

James kiuseila, same, sl3: John G yens, same
Sl8; Sam. Timgate drunk, IS (he had one dol ar's
worth over the usual load); Thomas Connolly
same, 81; John Brannon, same, 81; VIM. Mussey
breach OF the peace, continued The arrestne
officers were Caynnaugh, SenOur, Alden, Cutler
Iioltrop, Mara, Sanford, Mauer oDonnell and
Kinney
We have repeatedly called the attention OF oul
city dads to the obnoxious nuisances that exist
in this city IN the shape Of peddlers. They are d
ruiuation of our markets and The city does not de
rive more than 5000 per annum from them, while
the revenue OF our markets aggregate over S3,00C
per annum, Int II the "hawkers'' are allowed IA
go on at the present nte our markets may vel
be abolished. The markets of this city are moi
only necessity but are Il credit and an ornament
To the city. and they should be protected. why
not adopt the old rule allowing no peddling dur
ing the market hours? majority Of the ped
dlers sell cheaper, ii is true but thoy frequently
USE false measures and weights, and deceive and
defraud their customers shamefully
Market Master Jack England's got boy.
Mem Heinrich, vat you soy?
fack England hat elm keine poy?
| G0tt in Himmell dot vas joy
Nit Yack England's pully poy.
Ven he grows und breeches wears,
| fack will luf dot poy so nice;
Ven de knees und de back-seat tears
otmutter spank und dot Yak he cries.
NEWPORT.
Officer NJ. Connolly is again confined to his
home from snrained leg.
Mr.. HOPE BOal and sisters, Misses Mamie and
Stella left this afternoon for tour of the lakes
Otto Lanter suffered fracture of the left leg
yesterday by being thrown from q horse he was
riding.
Col. Hounshell. great man in the estimation
OF the st. Louis Globe-Demoerat, has returned
from the latter city.
Mr.. john T. Brown, of Williamson street. has
returned from the Blue Lick Springs but slightly
improved III health.
A number of the colored brethren of the three
cities held an interesting praise meeting at the
Courthouse yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. Emmerson, our welknown tenor, left
here last evening for Chicago, where he enters on
an engagement with Hooley d Emmerson's
Minstres.
Rev Father Ennis returned Saturday night from
short visit to Pennsylvania. His mission in
search OF health we are sorry 10 say was not very
successful.
2S6 Monmouth street, had finger terribly crushed
Saturday by having it caught in ogwheel at the
Dayton Bolt Works.
Mr.. VIM. Pierce, prominent young business
man, has returned home safe and sound from the
fever stricken city to the great relief of his parents
and hosts Of friends.
| His Honor Mayor Harton has Issued procIama.
ton earnestly requesting the citizens of Newport tp
cooperate with the city authorities to place the
city IN good sanilaIy condition.
D.ilHy "elsn, VINO escaped rom the stone-pe
nWI,uay rer aitGroot ana ii gaye oicer Crigfton
was lost track of, was reeaptured last night by the
same officer near Four Mile.
Fred Kruger, house painter, residing on Har-
It's street was nfrtsted ths morning on charge OF
revolver was found in his clothes, and a charge OF
carrying concealed weapons was also entered
against hihi'
wedd that attracted unusual attention oc-
Cheob cIIed at ivy ~ iaIt mlghL a. street ~ E.
Dora Kocrsted Of Ncwmort onG F[n meTe Ss
meyer, OF Cincinnati. Rev. Dr. Ambrose, OF Gin.
cinnati, officiating
Ihe ptmocrat!c Convention at Alexandria Sat.
the ,nS, MS s a" luet ana orderly ana
nomination Of Mr. John s Dnctrr ieSu,i nil was ,e
lawyer of this city for the Legislature. and the
endorsement of 7. N; Hill, Of Alexandria. A
teSnMom ,inm IN ,ayor OF tne revision OF the constu
''U" ,.', "'' n''"''lliou''y ',''-'' "nop.'u
guilty to a breach OF the peace CONN committeI Ior, ON
Mrs. Tracy, and was fined Sl5 aud costs George
Llshtiooi' G2harsed with abusing his family, was
Ianas T T WE s lnlig 70 arpear against him
conduct dismissed with a EepTirnand a'StHg1r W"nry
Rite, disorlerly conduct, continued until to-.
morrow. Charley Kruse and Louie stemler, dis
ofuef1y CONDUCT 81 ana costs each'
| BELLEVUE. KY.
| Iait frn H.,
at Miamitown, Ohio.
cor,c;1 sho,Id oost .Loi, o,t;oo
miserable stink pond covered with green
scum on Lafayette street, between Center
ana walnut streets.
The temperance meeting was well at
tended last night. and those present were
amply Paiu Dy ffol. McGlnnls and Gen. 5.
L; b; proWl' VINO aeliVercd very interesting
addresses. MISS Aelcla Carr presided at the
Ve"m ~ 49, sa Sy fh anu o'e singlng oi the
m roo s;,,nars 1.orn We - ~ pit"1lns'
" '"e p''"se'
Mfs' Jansen, wire OF j. ii: Jansen, OF Ber-
~ avenue, died on SATURDAY night at IL
tv woas nf canoor +, ~ hraast a"' NJ, NJ 'Ter'
son hoe thn svn,nathy nf iasao n; a;rT "i' nf
frienJs In L,s ,,nrr rorlIo NJ, f',Li ",
tates nIoco to.n,orrow
p''OT
A grand Workingmen's mass meeting
at o,clncl af tho fnot ~ Rnrr1, 1rum,ms' ona,
~, EairGnid a"onme III IT, e. "rei.io'
MON viii addross tba rUUHma ,notin.a sIic'e Ii,
WiIforT S,obn Iosonh T NJ Tlonns conto;i hto;i
Rnrnhon, and Tan,os MncirNis T,orrhad,,
and b;s sweefbaart oro ihv;toa to hc uonS ,rn:
ent '''''N W. 10 p'e'.
va" uauuTox
Mrs. c. shartle, of Middletown, is visit.
ing Miss Clara Whitehead.
Mice rn,mo p;rnio h,, uo4,. ,.
-.'S ',inte mas leturueo nome
from orie' V'siV 10 'he country
George Jones' arrested for horse-stealing,
was bound over by Mayor Egry in the sum
OF $4,000.