The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-18
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yase..
Mr.. Thomas Costigan, mentioned in yes
Lerday's STAR. has long since retired from
The saloon business, and the indictment
found against him has been dismissed. We
mention this in justice to Mr.. Costigan.
Ben Rippleton, colored. was fined IS and
costs in the Mayors Court this morning
for disorderly conduct. The fine was re-
mitted ON cond.tio that he stay away
from the co.ored church on Sundays. This
looks mighty rough for Ben.
Ernst Vine, well known Newport boy,
who left here about two years ago tor ILL
nois, married a young lady last week at
Ingersoll, in that State, worth $50,
The Newport boys are now all anxious to
have chat with Ernst to learn more OF
the particulars.
The will OF VIM. Robson was admitsedto
probate yesterday without remonstrance.
George Robson qualified as executor, with
Alex. Greer and Charles Robson as surety.
Messrs John Cline, p H. Wilson and p.
Cummins were appointed as appraisers.
Charles Robson and wife transferred all OF
their interest in the estate to Charlotte
Robson.
The venerable Mr.. Ryan, now of Jasper
County, ILL.,, passed through here yester-
Gay on his way 10 celeorate MS ooIn DiItn-
day among his old school mates at Alex
andria. OF the latter there are but three
now living, namely, Squire Billy Kelley,
aged go. who taught Mr.. Ryan the alpha
bet sixty-fve years ago; Messrs, VIM. and
Thomas Stephens the former aged 81 and
the latter 76 years, and David Shaw, aged
%: Mr. Ryan leit mere curing eana lo1' anu
'hls ls MS hrst 'iSit SINCE lo'o'
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.--Frank J. Zim-
mer to Clemens thinner, Lot 115 in south
ern subdivision, 25 feet front, on south side
OF Walnut street, between Brighton and
Patterson, by 100 feet deep; $175.
| Master Commissioner to Della s. Thorn
| ton, Lot 1913 and part of Lot ia, in the orig
| inal plan, so feet front, on the south side
of Frot street, 1872 feet east Of Monmouth
street. by 200 feet deep; $4,000.
Chas. Robson and vile and others TO
Charlotte Robson, ,grantors' interest in Lots
3l5,3l6, 376 377 and 37S in Buena Vista
addition; 81 and other good and valuable
considerations.
Chas. Cavanaugh to Margaret Crowley,
Lot lis, in Buena Vista addition, 80 feet
front on Orchard street by so feet deep, be-
| tW cen Harris and Tibbatts streets; ST. and
other considerations.
CRIMINAL CouRr.-The Grand Jury was
comnleted this morning and stands as fol.
lows. Tavlor Williams foreman: George
w Robinson Jobn Bailey. George b. Allen.
Iohn q Dneber, Henry Weaver. D. H. B,
Cofin w r Kellev' John Wakeman.
Anton Kiieneer Isaac Morris. James Cald.
wall Jonathan Rarnes. Fl. Potts Henry
McDonoaI Thos arev
/ Tbe inrv after beinp sworn. were IN
strncted by the Court His Honor dwell
at length upon the various crimes thai
would come before them. especially on the
SUNDAY question. He said the law doe,
not saw that ali labor must close on Sunday
hnt onlv that which is unnecessary. The
law was not intended to annoy and oppres.
tba neonle II was merely intended tha
the seventh day should be day of rest
one on which all unnecessary labor shoult
cease. ....
1t was not violation for the dairy mai
to distribute MS mlik' or Ior tne man Mn'
iaooreo naru sA usys & " 81 ha.h mt 'ne oe shawn
~ ~ for ;Me tho wealthy man to drive out in hi
, carriage for recreation, or the grocer
man may open his store to convenience hi
neighbor who had perhaps 1orsotten I
lay IN supply On oa'uruay nigh
Inc severity WIN wnioti ~ SIme 1a peop,
%orbt %er cansed hv the verv small crimina
=. docket smaller than it has been for twent,
wears and which gave such people NOR
leisure to look after their neighbors' bust
ness But that portion OF the law cosin
, saloons on Sunday must be enforced, no
because IL Is ihtehoeu M 70 pe,sIcute pn"tsat;, w
sa'ooh'Aeepels ouS ~ ~. oth.rna;s. VIZ ~ ha ia -
g young iheh VIII nhisn' o'n0A "A0' W '"'
a aolalng. L.. H. ,.u ..o;,.. oor,v,n
e onoaoiad weanons be dwelt briefly bu
8 With much severity. He said that knive
l ond nistols were not made for ciy1lize
: cnmmnnities. com but for outlaws and brigand
!, The iurv were then instructed to go t
their room, and the Court adjourned unit
l. THURSDAY. Thu ,H ~
nAyTON. KY.
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r me Or Anign.s u ouiuANs 0'"1 -'
It celebrate to-hlgh"
It Lecture on the awfully awful Mormon
l. tonight at the M. e. Church.
Ramember the Phoenix Club benefit f
d Mrs s ,epherd Saturday night.
4 u;f. - A.. od;+o.
MRS AmmSrnan, ih WIZ ;";t;no ~ ;no ,oa W.
If the Dahvliie lliuuho' '' 'A''''"s A0A A1"-
fnends In tnis CITY
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