The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

charged with peddling here without a
county license, was again continued in
Squire Buchanan's Court yesterday to
May 9th.
Albert Bender, who was serving out a
sentence on the stone pile, made break for
liberty yesterday afternoon. He beat a
hasty retreat down Southgate street, with
Officer Bond close in the rear. The latter
his man after race OF several
squares not, however, before breaking his
thumb by falling from fence.
Kate Sullivan, who is known to almost
everybody in Newport and who might be
seen at almost any hour of the night, win
ter or summer, lying around door steps or
in Railways loaded down with about
cart-load of old truck, was hauled in by
the police late last night on charge of va
grancy. She was fined So and costs in the
Mayors Court this morning.
The amendment which passed the Legis-
lature yesterday to extend the corporate
limits of the city provides that the city can
extend her boundary to the low-water
mark in the Ohio River, thus giving the
city power to levy tax on one-half of the
Cincinnati and Newport Bridge, which
heretofore has been exempt from taxation.
1t also gives Newport police power to make
arrests on the bridge. -
Day before yesterday while Freddie, a
four-year old son of Dr.. Ferd. Davis was
standing on the street in front OF his resi-
dence, when the driver of q passing car
slashed at him with his whip Tightening
the child so that In attempting to get
through tue fence he ruptursd himself on
the left side, thus producing trouble that
will take him years 10 recover from if he
ever does. Is it not time such outrages
were stoppedf
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs. - Elizabeth
Busch to the Newport and Licking Turn
pike Company, Lots Nos. 70 and IA, in
Finchtown, rs by so each. fronting on the
pike; $500.
Margaret Holland, executrix, to W. J.
Won Modder Everham, Lot No. 70, in
Mayo's subdivision, 25 feet front on Isabel
La street by 90 feet deep; $3.50. The lot is
not as long as the name Of the purchaser by
six feet.
Pursuant to announcement, about fifty
or sixty saloOn-keepers met at Turner Hall
yesterday tor consultation in regard to the
Sunday Law. and to consider whether they
would close tn cir saloons ON Sundays. Es.
quire Bodkins was elected Chairman, and
George M. Dittoe Secretary. The Chairman
made vigorus speech in opposition to the
bill. The speaker had spoken to Mayor
Harton, and that official had said that IL
the Sunday Law was to be enforced he
would see that all saloons were closed, and
that other places of business were also
closed. The meeting then adjourned until
next Friday evening, to await the action
Of the Governor.
Bro SALEs.-The Master Commissioner
disposed of the following property this
morning: s
II the case of Walter Overton, Trustee,
vs. Hayman, Trustee, the large stone front
residence Of P. H. Wilson, on so York
street. was purchased by G. w. Root fol
sc, 600.
In the same case the carpenter shop on
Southgate street, east Of York street, was
bought by Colonel R. w. Nelson for $470.
In the case of the City of Dayton vs.. J.
M. Macarthur the following property was
bought in by the plaintiffs: Lot /, Block 8,
SIS; Lot %, Block 3, $1,000; Lot "a, same
block, $25.
LINET IN LrMBo.-James Linet was ar
rested early this morning on charge o
burglarizing the saloon of George Bishop
corner of Bellevue and York streets. AL
Stricken, of the Fire Department, sav
Linet come from the rear of the salool
about o'clock this morning, and notifie,
Officers Flynn and Miller, who found Line
some time after in Berry's stable OF
James alley.
Entrance was effected to the saloor
through rear window, and four boxes o.
cigars, bottle of wine and several package;
OF fine-cut tobacco taken. An unsuccessful
attempt was made to pry open the none,
drawer. All of the articles stolen wer,
found in an out-building in the rear of th'
saloon this morning Linet was called il
the Mayors Court, but had bis case con
tinued until Monday.
SUITS TO SETTLE.-The following suit
were filed in the Chancery Court thi
morning:
City Of Newport against John Schmidt
for back taxes amounting to $l2O.
J. Linet against Amanda Reynolds, tt
set aside deed and settle up estate. -.
Campbell County Building Association
No. l, against the following parties, for ar
rears: G. Devereux e. Co., for $40; NJ
Ryan and vile, for $546; Z. J. Helm q Co.
for 1925. ...s. I...
Frank M. Spellman, Jr., against H. E
Spellman. &c. sale Of real estate.
Agnes P. Smalley, administrator, agains
J. M. Nalley &C., for $l00 and sale of mort
gagged property. ...... ..
2. R. Rogers, guardian Of F. Linck
against f. Linck and others for sale of rea
estate to maintain children.
| w. O. B. Striker and Others against P
sBoeuhner, Guardian, E. Stricken and other
for sale of real estate and division o
property.
f. W. Lippenhauer against Odd-fellows
Assoc iation of Newport, for inspection o
books and payment of dividends.
| Sarah Fuchs against Jacob Fuchs, peti
ton to trade in her own name.
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