The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27


necessary. go,
twenty three boarders at the Hotel de
Schwartz. .E o.. 81 Z
Business of vital importance will come
before the City Dads tonight.
Nothing of public Interest was transacted
in the Circuit Court this morning. ,..r, -
Four nnfortunates were furnished 1odg-
ings in the Station-house last night.
The Puddlers at Swift's r6lling-mill have
again gone On strike, causing shutdown
Of the whole concern. . ...
The loss oceasioned by the breakdown on
the Short line REld, as mentioned in yes
terilay's STAR, will reach 81 1900.
Telephonic connections with this city
was commenced this morning. The wires
are being stretched over the licking bridge
The regular monthly meeting of the Po-
lice Commissioners take place tomorrow
evening. Wonder if that little crooked
liess limited ut by Mr. Boal at the last meet
ing will beinquired into? ..............
Mrs Brodn,ar, who was arrested on a
charge of keeping dog without taking out
license was dismissed this morning. The
Court learned that her husband was living
and he was the party who should have been
prosecuted.
( One hundred and seventy.fve additions
have been made to the members ip of
Grace M. II. Church during the past fifteen
months This speaks volumes for the en-
ergy and perseverance of its pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Mullenix.
The exercises at the various Catholic
Churches during Lent will be as follows:
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followed by prayer, and on Friday night
the "Way of the Cross" will he performed.
There will also be exercises every morning
during the season. Es.t.s stE .gt.
Mrs. Kerr, the. prosecuting witness, in
stead of appearing against the parties EN-
deavored to shield them as much as posi-
BILE. She said the watch was merely loaned
to Benning, and the revolver was given to
him to keep burglars away. His Honor
has taken the case under advisement.
The case of Charles Bending, charged
with stealing numerous articles of wearing
apparel silver watch and revolver from
the residence of Mrs. DR.. Kerr, was called
in the Mayors Court this morning. An in
dividual named George Coons was also ar
rested as being an accomplice OF Bending
in the robbery.
An officer came down from Falmouth
yesterday morning looking for a man
named Ed. Hopkins, who had stolen a
horse from that section of the country last
fall. Hearing that there was an Ed. Hop
kins driving on the White Line Road in
this city. he procured the assistance of Off
GERS Boyd, Speckman and Cottingham to
help him arrest Ed. "Hoppv," however,
turned out to be the wrong party and was
- AL 10, NfHn
have considered Ed. a bad man, so many of
them going after him.
PERSONAL Goss1p. Miss Mamie Boal is
with Signor Jannotta's opera troupe at
Lexington.
Miss Mary Ainsworth is visiting friends
at Lexington.
Mr.. J. darcy and wife have gone to Can
ada, to remain several months.
Miss Nellie Hagan. an accomplished
Young lassie of Vine street, Cincinnati, is
the guest If Miss Hannah Walsh.
Mr.. Peter Davis of Florence, Boone Coun-
ty, is the guest of Mr.. Thos. Dixon
Miss Carrie Wilcox of Gallipolis is the
guest of Miss Woodford. of Washington
avenue.
Mrs. H. p Reese of Rowan County is in
the city visiting her parents, on Saratoga
street.
SPRINGFIELD. O. I'D.
Social at the High-street NJ, L. Church tonight.
Diop IN.
Ash Wednesday was observed in all Of the Cath
olic Churches throughout the city.
John Scurry, the Professor of s.. c. & c., was
fined 81 and cosIs for the part he took in that Mar
etstreet scrape.
The report afoat saying the Du Quesne Blues
were about 10 become the MeGrew Guards is a
base fabrication
V. s. VOLTS umbrella wakes, out of, the Public
Library on Tuesday night Oh, base violin,
uring back me UNI -bcr-el-a.
John scurry, yes, the Professor, dropped into
the Murphy meeting on Tuesday night and signed
the pledge. No baGksidiIg, john
Pat C. Yarrow, sent few months ago for a
term of three years on the Charge of rape received
his nardon and returned to the city on Tuesday
night
The ball given at the residence of Sheriff Coffin
on Monday night, in honor. Of his daughter Flor
ence was an Immense affair, and brought out the
elite Of our city. -
Miss Lille Mcbride, teacher at the Central
School building, was takeh suddenly i'll about
no n Wednesday. and had to be conveyed 70 her
home in acafriage.
Geo. Snyder tried to raise riot sn by himself
at the Stat on bnuse on Tuesday night. Turnkey
Leech grabbed George (0h, Geogey1 and paced
him behind the bals.
Jane Whitley the wrestler, has gone on a trip
of twenty days to Cofiins Cave. There she ex-
pccts TO ec0ver from that dreadful shock she re-
ceiyed In her wrestle with Ludlow.
Captain Smith, he gave it. He might be horri-
bly, bad man, for ne was tax en- FROM the train from
the North ii abeastly state of nrox cation, dan
geleus dirk knife beins found Upon him
Miss Nella p. Brown read to q poor but select
audience oh Tuesday night Nick ROBBERS
Hunpty Dumpty had a big House on Wednes ay
night, and tonight Buffalo Bill will get JAM
The Commissioners meet on Friday afternoon,
when the charges made by the News CONCERNING
affairs at the Childrep's Home wll be look ed into
President Frey would like to hear from parties
with grievances. ...f
Scott franklin and Louis Brubacker two bad"
meh--yes SO bad that-well, no rnatter-were
IA ed In by the officers as the parties who tried to
pull down the Mckinney mansion on Saturday
night scotty and Levy are now sampling the
spread at the Hotel de Coffin. F'
Here is the material that the sensational scribe,
Gardner, of the News, thought he had, but hadn't
Leaf Steiner, as she is fall1liary call, d, was
engaged in conversation meath the shades of pile
of lumber on Market street with Dick Kinsley
when the pair was approached by o stranger, who
tried tn persuade her 70 leave Dick. She turned
upon him and gave him big tnngue-la hing
when crowd collected, and all Of the parties dis
anneared from the scene '-'