The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17

to be devoted to masses to be aid sguav
year (for testators soull and at the enA14
twenty-five years the $500 to belong 10 ~
Church, to the ST. Johns Orphan AsylnA
Covington, and to St. Elizabeth Hospit1
Covington, in equal parts, the remsfnAnS
of testator's estate. The fervency Of suuA
single minded, domestic and religious chr.
ity must challenge all admiration.
HEwP0Rr.
Miss Ollie Sutton, Of Batavia, Ohio. Z
visiting the family Of Mr.. A. D. Sutton, q
Monmouth street. =
VIM. Crouch was fined IS and costs IL
morning by Squire Bodkins for provoa1ne
a breach of the peace.
John Snider, of Newport who sscapsa
from the Penitentiary on Tuesday, wasa -
captured the next day.
The City of Newport brought suit agsiue
Henry A. Schriver this morning for hnGS
taxes amounting to $4S1 81.
Rumor has it that Mr.. William Logan. n
Front street, and the accomplished GjI
Mary Cunning. will be welded On -
evening of the Goth inst.
Hon. A. s. Berry, of Newport, will -
dress the Kenton County Grange at O.
fornia on the 25th inst. on the subiecta1
Education as Applied to Agriculture"
Mr.. John Slater, who resides on Ma1
residence yesterday, and sustained scyuro
internal injuries and fractured his wrist
Willy Emmerson, our welLknown teuss
WHO'S travelling with Emmerson & HoolsyS
Minstrels, writes from Pottsville, Pa, til
his engagement so far has been in evstT
sense success.
Rev. Father Kramer, who has been -
toned at Twelve-mile Church in this coun.
ty for the past few months, leaves tO-mos.
row to take charge of the Catholic ChurlA
in Falmouth, Ky.
Crouch CAGED.-A man named Willis
Crouch was arrested last night on pcsw
warrant sworn out by VIM. Hammer, vhn
alleges that Crouch threatened to kill bin
Hammer is one of the victims of the RuiS
disaster in Cincinnati.
Louis Nagel, who was arrested last nisAa
on warrant sworn out by Health Ofau1k
DR.. F. A. Davis, charging him with selliae
unwholesome sausage meat, was arraigna4
before Mayor Harton this morning and gss9
bond for his appearance at trial to-morru9
morning.
Ed. Harris and Bette Franklin (coloredA
two of the parties charged with steali
clothing from the residence of Mr. WrighE
son, were bound over to the Criminal Couu3
by Mayor Harton this morning, Harris a
So, 500 and the latter in $780, The balanD
of the colored gang were dismissed, -
evidence not being sufficient to hold thea
At the regular meeting of the WatsA
works Board last night claims to the amoun4
of $217 were allowed, and receipts frua
water rents amounting to SIS, 400 reported
A committee consisting Of MsaA
Widrig, Fewlass and City EnginssR
Morton will visit Greenwald's toun&
ry Monday and dispose Of fAn
pumping machinery that cost the city ~.
eral wears ago over $50, 900 for whatever IN
huge mass will bring. The price of scrup
iron having nearly doubled lately, II was
agreed that now would be the proper tinn
to dispose of the monstrosity.
The bill against the Swift's Iron WoeAD
for water rent, amounting to $500, NJ
compromised at $1,000, and the vsxs4
question settled without resortlng to ~
Courts.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Link azlA
wife to Henry Dutzer, 1871 feet front oa
the north side Of Ann street, adjoining La
55S in Buena Vista Addition 81, ,062
E. A. Keeshan and wife to Peter +. Gene
way, part of Lot No. 13, in Bellevue Add.
tion, IS feet front on Division street BY L.
deep; $3.50.
The fair for the benefit of st. Johns Pruk
estant Church opened last night at Red
Mems Hall. A large crowd was present.
on1 cpaoohoo nod INV G
Berry, Mayor Harton, Judge Makibben.
Judge Geisler, A. T. Root and others. Ths
race for the gold-headed cane for the mos
popular young man is between Mr.. Levin
Biehl and Mr.. Charles Wiedeman. Ths
friends of both parties worked hard lasl
night but Lewis led the list at the closs.
TEACHERS INsTrrUTE.-The. Campbell
County Teachers Institute will hold their
meeting at Maple Grove School house, neas
Alexandria, on the 25th inst, when tlzo
following programme will be rendered:
1. "How to Teach Spelling in our County
Schools" B. Harris.
2. Decimal Fractions" J. J. Wright
3. 'The Least Common Multiple" Mn
May Hysler.
4. Longitude and Time" Mr.. Pepher.
5. "The Mexican War;" Mr.. NJ. Keller.
6. "Construction of the Infinitive Mood"
Miss Sallie Petit.
Several prominent speakers have been
invited to attend.
The neighborhood Of Overton street, b.
tween Ringgold and Harris, Is considerably
excited over a continual quarrel and spdt-
fire among the young folks All overtusss
at bringing about peace among the young
bloods having failed, final resort has beea
made to the Courts Mr.. Moses Swim, wAo
resides in the neighborhood, swore ou4 Q
warrant yesterday for the arrest of Mn
Wilde, her daughter, Miss Lucy, and soa
George; also, for the ar-ssk
of a young son OF I0Rh
Ermert on charges Of brAa"h =. =. the the n..o.
alleged to have been committed durins
September and October. The cases will 3
called tomorrow morning before Squire
Harris and jury. Mr.. Swim has engaged
0. W. Root and Mr.. Wilde J. s. Ducfer =
their attorneys. Mr.. Swim declares thst
his sole object in bringing the matter int
Court is, if possible, to bring about peaos.
The case will no doubt be an interesting
one.