The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
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The picnics took all the children out of town to
day.
1 Mrs Mole Yenhoff, Of Louisville, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Venhoh.
Jim MCCourt cutout complimentary notice in
the Enquirer this morning, and sent ito his girl
h The services at the Catho Churchesare ex.
ceedingly interesting, and large crowds attend
every night
For the accommodation of those wishing to nav
| their taxes Treasurer Adams has consented to
Keep open his office until II o'clock tonight.
Sarah Easton filed suit in the Chancery Court
Yesterday against James H. Easton for divorce on
the 1T unds of abandonment and failing to pro-
vide.
Councilman Thomas Woods entertained quite a
large party OF young folks last night in elegant
style Tom Woods the masher, and his girl was
there.
4 Lizzie Lindsay and Lucreta Carter two inns of
Satan. were fined S3 each in the Police Court to-
day for disorderly conduct Lieut. Linneman.
the famous Irish detective is credited with the ar
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| CHANcERY CouRr.-Geo. M. Geh VS.. Laura
| A. GetZ Divorce granted.
| F. A. Mcclure VS.. X. A. Dugan. Judgment for
| 81 1856 and interest from 1878.
Robert ii. Balls, executor, VS.. Robert H. Balls
heir and creditors Judgment and ordinary sale
W y. Mathews VS.. James kidwell Judgment
| for $500.
Charley Rich, the young boy who was so badly
pounded by Henry Gre ne night before last, was
out of niger last night. Yesterday evening be-
tween and O'clock, Officers fIanlon and Joseph,
OF Cincinnati, found Creane ring about the
streets and alleys and arrested him as d suspicious
chara ter. lie was locked UP in Third Street
Station.
Cream was brought to the city this morning by
Officer Mike Bolan. He will be tried Monday
N.WPORT.
Mrs Edward Purcer has gone on a visit to
friends al Cleveland, oh o.
Mr.. W. P Tyrrell, the we'll known bass singer of
Cincinnati, Is among the list OF sololsts al the
coming Choral Society concert.
Miss Mary Mannering has Just returned from
visiting Miss Blanche Knight, Of Aurora, Indiana,
Miss Knight accompanies her home.
Judge Hallam and Lawyer Frank Sutton had
a lively war OF words in the Courthouse ward
this morning. which created big excitement.
and lor a VIII lie looked rather serious Bysland.
ers intefered, however, and set matters right
His Honor Judge Perkins held an adjourned
session of the Criminal Court this morning, to try
the, celebrated W. I. Stone case. The Court
waited about two hours and, Stone falling to nut
IN an appearance, His Honor ordered bench war
rant issued for his arrest when the Court adj
journed. stones bail was fixed at 81, ,OOO
The Newport turfmen are negotiating for first
class trot e shortly take place on the Newport
DRIVING Park The track is i'll frstclass condition
and there are already twelve good horses in the
stable adjoining the Par X several of them having
already trottedIn 230. Mr. Samuel Hays, of this
city is owner, among his otherI fast h rs,s, of
handsome little mare which Is a half sister to
Maud S. Several well known turfmen of Cincin.
natl visited the Park this morning.
Dave Furgeson, alias George Davis, Cincinnati
chap who is under sentence OF one hundred DAYS
in the Newport Jail, forty-nine Of which he has al
ready served, for exposing his person. made a
desperate attempt to escape this morning. He,
with several Others, was put to work as usual on
NE stone.plie and, waSching an opportunity, he
After an exciting chase to York and Byzantine
streets, the officer discharged his revolver, which