The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05


balance to date, 81. 1888 6S. Collector Brent
reported s45S 40 back tithes, and Collector
Breer $13S 50 delinquent taxes for the past
month. A motion was carried that the
schools be dismissed on Thursday, June
24th, to prepare for the exhibition.
NHwPORT.
The death of Mrs Edmund Berry, form
erly Miss Taylor, of this city, is announced
from Pendleton, Ky.
In the County Court this morning Ellen
Graham was appointed administrative OF
the estate Of Eugene Graham, deceased.
The Central Club OF Newport request
their many friends holding invitations for
their party to attend, us a grand time is All
ticipated.
Peter Enswiler butcher OF Fnchtown,
yesterday took one of his horses to the
Fifth-strcet Sale Stables in Cincinnati and
sold ii for St0.- The money was stolen from
! his pocket before reaching home.
| Yesterday morning u boy named Winter.
the son of Il vegetable seller in the market.
while coming 10 this city from near Johns
| l!ill. fell asleep aud tumbled off the wagon,
breaking his nose and otherwise inJuring
himself
A man named VIM. Mccormick while on
his way nome to East Newport, about II
o'clock last night, was wuylNid aud robbed
on Front street near the bridge of consider
able money and his silver watch. He gave
chase after the thieves, bat lost sight OF
them.
The managers and officers of the Newport
Bible Society will meet OIL Monday even
ing in the lecture-room Of the Longrega-
tioMal Church, corner of York ana ting
gHd streets. The canvass OF the county
and other important business will be con-
sidercd.
internal improvements to the Growth
of the Church. is the subject OF serea OF
sermons to be commenced to-day by Rev.
w. W. Tinker at the First Baptist Church.
Newport In the evening service will he
held especially for the children. Parents
, are invited to come and bring their chill
dren.
J. R. Taft. tony-looking individual
, hailing from Cincinnati, caine to this side
: about IL O'Clock last night nd raised any
amount of disturbance 1t required three
policemen to take him to the Station house
, He was fined 81 and costs this morning, and
e told to stay at home the next time until he
sobered up
Vim. Brannon and James King. two lads
l who were old enough to have known bet
\ ter, were arrested last evening for making
: use of very smutty language i'll the pres
ence Of ladies' This being their first otfense
t of the kind, Judge Hnrtpn gave them II
A wholesome lecture and lot them off with 81
: and costs.
Thomas Barnes youth Of fourteen, who
r resides on Harris street. near Patterson
-. was found dav before Yesterday with Il par
= of new boots in his possession. lie was
brought in, and this morning acknowledged
To Judge lIarton that they were stolen from
A store on Pearl street Cincinnati, but that
another lad took them. Tommy was let otf
with rcprimand and told to go home with
his futher.
Last night about II O'Clock Wm Getting,
j., ham, whp keeps u saloon on the cnrlter Of
Isabella and Bellevue streets leaned back
=, in his easy chnir and fell gently away int
= the arms of Morpheus. During those pleas
ant moments some scamps rillcd lIiS p0ck
U cts and went through the money drawer
t and succeeded in getting away with $40 i'll
% bills and change VIM. uwoke from his
( pleasant dreams, only to realize his loss.
To the Editor of the star:
- Your article in THURSDAYS star making
t me rel ice o, er the birth Of son is rathe
y late in the day. The male heir was borr
last Christmas day. and three months prac
tice in nursing sound winded child ha
y changed my rcjoicings to lamentations.
e Respectfully SID DhfLANp.
It Col. W. A. Cotter, u well-knowE limb o
o the Newport Bar, while in tovingtun thi
morning met an old client OF his name,
" Herman Meyer whom he ttotter) defend",
:, in divorce suit. The latter limited il
II pretty strong language about the baanc
= had ALREADY paid him $50, which he con
sidercd was enough. Cotter re lied he still
r. owed him S23U. and he was going to nave il
u From a war Of words it came to blows, am
" they both clinChcd, an scratched an
l., thumped each other until II policeman nj
~ rived and separated them. They were bot
:" placed under arrest, and gave bonds fu
their appearance in the Police Court Mot
u day morning.
v SPRINGFIELD. o.
oi Mrs, NJ. W. Banes has received her con
IN mission from Governor Bishop. Four "thl
IT. ladies' received theirs in this issue.
The register at the 'Lcechery" ON Fridn
" night was headed ''vags. and here the
ne are: James Wilson. Henry Green, Herr
VI Movers and Daniel Collins
he Would you think tf Daniel Kohlt
comes out at this late day and annouuc'
himself MS the peoples candidate for Ma.
at or "Lic still. little heart; 'ic still"
W. THE ROUTE TO coNvIviAL BLISS. The 70
np lowing parties purchased the Requirement
~. from Probate Jud. .e John e. Miller sint
ID. our last report: AIphrus y. Coon aud Sar,
A. Catrow, Johu 4. Uierv and Annie
4, Thomas. Elias DAVIS and Maria kra". Wu
~ " T. Combs and Martha J. Caywood [ilwi
II; B. Reed and Emma G. Webber 2, I'm v
. BiacS and Ella Wilson. SlnS ". printz al
ol CharIutte jenkins Marion Reese and Sara
'ss Walters Two couples refused the aid
the press.
.,. Lille Thompson, the girl arrested
Lottie Whitnei's house If bad shape
'nt DAYTON IN Wednesday. mention Of whit
@,st @ was made in late issue OF the SIAN, hi
i've been brought back home On Thursdt
NJ. she was taken before Probate Judge Joi
c. Miller, from whom an application hr
been made for her adnittnnce to the Girl
.ar Reform School, at Delaware. On bril
It'll questioned sho made II statement implic
M ting DR.. A. o. LongStrcet and Thnm
er- Sharp, both Of our city. as parties havil
er- assisted her fr'm the path of Writ