The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND



10 enforce the goat ordinance.
Jack Vasey as a stage manager is sue.
cess. So was his show last night.
An excursion from Paris, KY, will arrive
in Cincinnati Saturday via X. c. r. r.
Mr.. Joseph Virgins, the well-known
cooper of the Sixth Ward, died last night.
number of coffee-house licenses were
granted in the County Court this morning.
George Davis and Frank Westerman were
fined "a each in the Police Court this morn
ing for being drunk.
Billy, Due and August Baurtem have
formed partnership in the wholesale
liquor business on Pike street.
A horse attached TO tine wagon of Dave
ONeil run Off on Madison street this morn
ing and demolished the wagon.
A number of delegates left this morning
for the great Democratic blow out in Louis
vile. We will wager new hat that there
will be fight regularly every fifteen min
utes
The horse attached to Barney Floatmans s
wagon run of this morning on Twelfth
street, and caused considerable excitement,
but there was no damage done and Barney
is happy.
The new sixteen-cent revenue stamps for
tobacco will be dealt out for the first time
tomorrow. Collector Holden will open his
Ia INV 10 'toioni, tn ,;nl,3t w '' wiz "i'h
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tha Nv W. MI ha onarles heilsioIo, OF
t;e t;e tna.er-MorAs, mas rs young daughter at
tanning a Young son. Cnnfain " r. Uor-
deman also has Young son.
Tho
man nS D"'y f VI '1't"'i,an a. .a iious Ine hsner-
nornnn ""' ,at auuit a. ''e t iMchins higer lhis
cnrnners paG p9ppSIe 'e & 3ia steam ptiek-yaru
jury returned a verdict Of accidantal drown.
ing, in accordance with the facts mentioned
in Yesterdays STAR.
Tho v;,, of p,;nobo.,, c.,..
m;tted 40 ,,rah, a. az Diuohe'' was au-
nnesths to fPobort Crnattt ,no i,oinias, one se
sdnd aftor ~ Dioohe'V .ne sum OF -,
bequeaths all of her property to her four
children, namely: George Crockett Mary
Steers, Margaret and Minerva Crockett.
Mu. Ar T...,,. VI,
uaal ,' flo, m t.sttiie M"dsWoFth, OF onho'k'
nas5ad 'o' ount -, 'ie . oiiit1d states court
Ganaoss s ss'isos soe o.1 sne 70 ohilareh Oh "m;
- e,nnn INV as,a ioi S1o'o' 10, paiailce aleged
Mondar nc mno oh Ia N l"ae e1ecu'eo R py oaines "
ants woro hors ,em ~ sai1 III ilie ueieha-
;nt w. mtaio VI I".. lleliuersoi' ana came
$50, 900, and under the laws of Louisiana
they are liable for the debts of the deceased
Nrwponr
,,ort;ox 80 A.. -.
tba .,r Jo,ot ~ s.n ,1'tpei ,; aiia tinioer lor
"' wv '''i' i''oi "iliS'
The Newport delegation to the Louis
vile Convention left on the Short-line this
morning.
NJ ord Me- JJ,...
hing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Nv
ans, on Tibbatts street.
The residents of Overton street have nati-
toned His Honor the Movor to have law rn,,
posts nut up on that street -'''''p
Mrs Mary Pentz wac fnsa O, ,n. oost.
hu Mo,o ~ n rtel'1 q, was illeo ~ ana coSts
tpa ~ masoi il"laon 'h,s morning 1or permit
''ns n.i'"iice o'l ner premises
Hon. Thos. l.. Jones left this afternoon
Tor Louisville, the scene of the contest be-
tween himself and Blackburn.
The Young ladies of the paroch;a1 echoo,
attached to the Church of fine InInnc,late
Conception will shortly rive mn a,,t,,rto;nS
Llent for the benefit of the Church
Coo Ewi,o f,ro,,a - A., n-+
.rd Nh Wi WnEI s'e.ae, ha ~ AZ ',,e layton bolt
hand crushed almost ~ ',';lG ~ l,'s ,ist
afternoon hv Lov;na II oo,,olJJt ~ ses.e'u"s
chinery.
Ata meetine of tho 1en,o ro,-o c;,,.o,
Mining Company held last night the follow
ing officers were elected: Thomas Jones,
resident; W. f. Fuller, Vice President:
~ ~ ~ LOCK- secretary, ana John Ii. Nelson,
treasurer.
Adam daipe, married man aged 45,
Whlle az WORK on large crane at the old