The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-14
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND

Ab4lHBlOit ny.
The clock on the Mother of God Church
has stopped again.
Mr.. Conrad Desler has the neatest little
garden in the city. He opened yesterday.
Mr.. Barney Raum contemplates selling
bis saloon and grocery and migrating West
Major George Stolers leaves for Colorado
next week, or as soon as the weather settles.
Lows LoTTERY.-Robt. Dickey, of Brook.
lyn, N. Y, to Anna G. Heming, of this city.
Miss Rebecca Lautenschlatter takes charge
of a country school this week at Goshen,
KY.
A telegram from Falmouth this morning
brings the sad intelligence of the death ol
]. #. Robbins.
There was red-hot dog fight Saturday
night below Ludlow. A ACovington Brunus
chawed ups Cincinnati poodle.
Mr.. Jim Steven and Miss Flora 0'Maley
will be united in marriage next Wednesday
week. Here's to you, Jimmy.
Merry Companions at 0dd-fellows' Hall
tonight, Diamonds at Drexelius Hall, and
the boss soiree at ST. Mary's Hall.
Mr.. John Rife, Jr., the West End drug
gist, will be married to dashing young
widow OF Winchester, KY, in few days
Rev. Father rReverimus, recently ordained
priest, and at present staying at st. Jo-
seph's Church, in this city, leaves tomorrow
for Covington, Louisiana few miles frou
New Orleans, where he will begin his pas
toral labors.
Mr.. ]. B. Grant, for long time a resident
and business man of Cincinnati, and for
many years director of the Cathedral choir
of this city, left last Saturday night with
his family for st. Louis where he will re-
side in future.
Police CoURr.-Hugh McShane, Albert
Collopy Henry Bredenmeyer and John Al
len, four victims of book beer, were mulcted
the usual common drunk fine Frank STRAIT
man, drunk and disorderly conduct, $13;
Jake AffeIl, djsorderly conduct, breach of
the peace and resisting officers, continued.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of real estate were
made during the week just past:
Frank A. Prague, assignee of James A..
Casey, to John G. Tate, lot 106 by $50 feet
on the north side of Powell street, 130 west
OF Scott street; 81.
Master Commissioner, for N. M. Florer
and others, to Mary Jane Ellis, lot 40 by 100
feet on the east side of Scott street, so feet
north of Eleventh street, $2,900
John Reinhardt and wife to Fred. Fischer,
lot 80 by 140 feet, on the south side of
Howard street, and being west half of Lot
75 in Howards subdivision, adjoining city;
$500.
Master Commissioner for John Machin
and Kenton Building Association to
Michael O'Brien lot SO by 100 feet, on the
northeast corner of Eighth and Scott streets;
$G79 48.
Edward II. Maxwell and wife to ]. B.
Voss, lot % by 125 feet, on the south side of
Linden street, in the Ludlow estate, Lud-
low; $447 90.
Ada Fay Foster to Francis f. Clark, lot
20 by 100 feet, on west side of Scott street.
100 feet north ofSeventh street; $1,000.
VIM. H. Whitaker to Mrs. Clara Cleve-
land, lot II by 95 feet on the north side of
Sixth street, so feet east of alley between
Sixth and Fifth streets; $1,000.
John A. Rock to ]. Henry Grieme, lot 25
by 125 feet, on the south side of Arch
street, Ludlow; 81 900.
Master Commissioner, for assignee of N.
M. Florer, to J. kearnoy, lot 25 by 120 feet,
on the southeast corner of Ninth and Scott
Streets ii ,0l5 8S.
Same to same, lot q by 50 feet, on west
side Of Scott street, and being part of Lot
224 Of the original plat; also lot q by feet
adjoining above; also lot 20 by 95 feet on
the west side of Harvey street, 105 feet
west of Russell street; also lot 20 by II feet,
on the north side of Bachelor street, 63 feet
east OF Kip; $5,515.
Isaac L. Moore is in possession of IL
Cense to wed Elizabeth Roberts.
This evening the Turner's will debate "Is
Spurious Liquor Necessary for Man."
VIM. Crawford, of Toronto, Canada is
the guest of his friend, John Purser, of
Front street.
Book beer was all the rage with the New
port boys yesterday. Take glance at the
Police Court record.
]. G. Feth filed suit in the Chancery
Court against C. +. McHenry, administra-
tor of the estate of John II. Green, for
settlement of the estate.
A young lad named John Moran pleaded
guilty in the Mayors Court this morning to
a charge of petit larceny in stealing a pair
of boots. He was sentenced to thirty days
in the County Jail.
Jane Pierce, a young daughter of Adam
Pierce, living on Walnut street, yesterday
morning had both OF her legs below the
knees badly scaldcd. by kettle of hot water
she was handling upsetting.
An unusually attractive programme has
been prepared for the promenade concert
tomorrow Tuesday eveIiing, at Odd-fel-
lows Hall, for the benefit of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception.
A colored baby five months old. the
daughter of Mary Cunningham, was found
dead in her mothers bed Yesterday morn
ing An examination OF the case showed
the child had died from convulsions.
During the past week the Overseer of the
Poor has distributed to the needy of the
city $54 so worth of groceries. The coal
supply has been cut off, and in week or
two the distribution will stop entirely.
On Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Miss Alice Holmes, daughter of one OF the
leading citizens of Newport, will be married
at her home, on York street, to w. F.
Wheeler, formerly of East Walnut Hills,
now of Memphis.
Coroner Schoolfeld held an INQUEST yes
terday morning on the body of John NJ.
Lamb, who committed suicide on Friday
last with pistol. The verdict was in ac-
cOrdance with the facts in the case as pub
lished in the STAR,
A barouche containing three Cincinnati
lads upset Yesterday afternoon while turn
ing the corner of Overton and Madison
streets, wrecking the vehicle and damaging
the boys considerable. One of them, named
Fanger, had his face and head badly cut
and bruised. Cause Newport Bock beer.
SUNDAY SINNERs.-Justice was dealt out
this morning in Mayor Harton's Court to
the following Sabbath breakers: Mike
Tocker, drunk and disorderly, SO and costs
Joseph Tinker, breach of the peace, con-
tinued; VIM. Lehman, dsorderly conduct,
81 and costs; Fred. Deitz and Phil. Brink.