The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

Maner and McGraw set their eyes on him
as he was strolling out Thirteenth street
and Immediately gave chase. Sanders kept
going, and even the raging waters of Lick
ing River did not stop him. He plunged
in the water like the weather was red-hot
and swan across the river to the wicked
Newport. and then had the impudence to
throw up his hands and say, "Come and
see me, boys" but the boys didn't 60 not
because they were afraid of the water, but
because their victim was outside of their |
lawful limits.
MEWPOKE.
There is a movement on foot to organize
a Sherman Club here.
Francis Stone took out license to wed
Mrs. Fannie Sullivan.
The boilers at Swift's rolling mill have
been advanced so cents on the ton OF iron.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give calico
ball next Friday evening for the benefit OF
the poor.
The Kentucky Central Railroad has con-
tracted with the Swift Iron and Steel
Works for one thousand tons of rail.
Mr.. Knapp, Of the Paymaster's Depart
ment at the Barracks, and his young wife
.oAS S"'o AnoiAih6 ou ViSAs w No" Va
leans.
Officer AL Boyd has been appointed jail
guard BY Mayor Harton. His Honor could
not have made better selection, or one
that will give more satisfaction.
Ticket 146 was the ncky number that
drew the cook-stove raffied by F. Sol0skin
on Monmouth street The holder of the
ticket should call and get the stove.
Miss Flora Parsons and Miss Ella Horner.
the acknowledged bellies of Cold Spring, re.
turned home yesterday after pleasant
visit to Miss Allen, Of Jefferson street.
Conrad Hahn brought suit this morning
against John Dyson (colored), Of Kenton
County. for $50, the price of horse that
Dyson is alleged to have taken under false
pretenses.
VIM. Fritz, who has the contract for
lighting, extinguishing and keeping the
city lamps in repair, commenced operation
Yesterday. Mr.. Fritz is the right man in
the right place. r ..
Tony and Annie Hoff were in consulta-
ton with their attorney yesterday, and ex-
pressed their willingness to be at their trial
when the Alexandria Circuit Court con-
vened its session. ....
| JURY COMMISSIONERS. - Messrs. Robert
Waring. P. A. Wilson and H. G. Timber
lake were appointed Commissioners by
Judge Perkins this morning to select Grand
and Petit Jurors for the next term of the
Court
Senator A. 8 Berry will introduce a bill
in the Senate tomorrow to amend the
charter of the Licking & Newport Pike
| Company. The bill authorized the Com
pany to issue bonds to pay off their float
ing debt and increase their capital stock.
Next Tuesday evening, Feb. 10th, a
grand vocal and instrumental concert will
be given by Madame Sachse and her pu.
pills at Odd-fellows' Hall. The programme
is choice one and includes some of the
finest vocal and instrumental selections.
Mr.. Joseph Kicker and Miss Maggie Eek.
enroth will be united in marriage to-mor.
Church. Rev. Father Them officiating.
After tile ceremony reception will be held
at the residence Of the brides parents, OF
Chestnut and Patterson streets.
POLICE DISTRICTS the new man
agement the city has been divided intt
three districts. The first extends to Madi
son street, and will be patrolled BY Officer
Flynn and Miller; the second to Ringgolt
street, Troy and Martzolf patrolnien; anc
the third to Liberty street, or the corpora
ton line, Creighton and Smith, patrolmen
CRIMINAL CoURT-EIeHTH DAY.-The
whole Of the morning session was occupied
in the case OF Arthur Macarthur, who was
indicted for assault and battery, alleged tc
have been committed on Miss Emma Allo
ways, while returning home in one OF the
DAY ton dummies, several months ago. A
number of witnesses were examined, anC
Jesse Arthur counsel for defendant, wa!
arguing the case when our report closed.
CRIMINAL COURT George Weitzel. carry
ing concealed weapons, was fined $25 anG
Louis Edenberg and Joseph Tippegan, peti
Jail. Betty Harris indicted for grand lar
ceny, pleaded guilty TO petit larceny ant
was sentenced to the County Jail for on,
month. Frank selman and Alonzo EN-
merson, grand larceny, Crying to carry of
a rolling. .milll, three months in the Count,
Jail. ...,
Ex-PoIlcEMAr badly BRUISED. EXPO
liceman James DAILY was set on by GROVE
!. of the bows at Red Mems Hall about :
o clock this morning and badly beaten anG
J bruised. Mr. DAILY was filling the capacit,
of special policeman at the Red Mem
} ball, and a number of the boys who hav
been watching an opportunity since Dal.
} has been retired from the force, took ad
vantage Of him this morning, and treatet
} him most cruelty. Warrants have beel
sworn out for the arrest of several parties
Regular meeting of the School Board las
night. The Treasurer presented his report
which showed q balance on hand @
81, ,069 49, The salaries for the month o
January, amounting to $3.50, were al
lowed The Superintendent presented hi
monthly report, which showed the averag
. attendance during the month 2, 240. Tn
! Finance Committee reported that they ha
examined the Secretary's and Treasurer
, books for the past six months, and foun
them in apple-pie order. n ...
REAL EsTArE TRANSFERS. - Valentin
Thoma and wife to Adam Thoma, tract q
,, land containing 28 acres on Three-Mil
'. Creek, IN Campbell County $1,000.
r. M. Webster to William Hehman Lo
No. 88 in Goodman's subdivision, on tn
north side Of Walnut street, 25 feet front b
! 100 deep; 1915. l.
]. F. Banderman, by Master Commi.
sioner, to August Koerdel, Lot No. 43 i