The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-25

Linwood, on the Little Miami Rail
p,ad, has been made telegraph station.
Miss Kate Murray, of Kemper Lane
md Fulton avenue, is reported missing.
John Robinson, an old man, had his
MT leg broken yesterday by kick from a
mule.
The residence of Mr.. secrist, No. 222
s,chmond street. was robbed yesterday OF
slot Of jewelry.
The annual picnic Of the German Pio-
sssr Society takes place tomorrow at the
Highland House.
Schumann's Beer Hall, on Vine street,
has been sold at Sheriff's sale to Mrs. Cath
axins Windisch for 200.
General w. II. Baldwin's Assistant
Msrshals for Decoration Day will meet at
the Gibson House at o'clock this after
noon.
A stove upset in the house No. 2S2
Broadway, yesterday afternoon, and occa-
ioned an alarm from Box SO. Loss trl-
fling
Mrs. Hattie Hugle, of Covington, had
her pocket-book, containing $40, stolen
kom her yesterday while coming from the
picnic at Price Hill.
Ahorse belonging to VIM. Buck, of
Vine aud Allison streets, ran away last
svening. and, colliding with a dray,
hroke his leg, which necessitated the kill
Ing of the animal.
Hon. John Kelly of New York. has
accepted an invitation to deliver lecture
In this city on the goth of June. His SUBJ
iect will be 1.-THE Sisters of Charity; Their
Origin and Works."
John Henderson attempted suicide yes
tsrday BY jumping off the Newport and
Cincinnati bridge Officer Beddinger caught
him, and locked him up for safe keeping at
Hammond Street Station.
The football games between the
Woodward and High School teams will
take place at the Bail Park, foot of Bank
street, tomorrow and Thursday afternoons,
beginning at half past three o'clock.
The Reception Committee of the Ham
flton County Democratic Club has repvrted
that arrangements haye been perfected for
the reception of all Clubs and delegates
attending the National Convention in this
dty next month.
The Sinking Fund Trustees have leased
70 the Little Sisters of the Poor the piece Of
ground adjoining their institution on Mont
eomery Road. the terms of the lease are
pipety-nine years, renewable forever, at
twenty-four dollars per year, payable an
nually.
Mrs. Margaret A. Tice died yesterday
st the residence of her son, W. II. Tice,
Eaq., on Rockdale avenue. in Avondale.
THE deceased was born in Maryland in 1905
and came West in 1911. The funeral takes
place tomorrow afternoon from the resi-
lenoe of her son.
The case of Mrs. Charlotte Bruce
seainst John B. Gibson came up before
Judge Foraker, of the Superior Court yes
tsrday on motion made by the complain
ant to strike ont certain portions of the de-
fendant's answer. The matter was taken
under advisement.
The late James Beatty, Esq, has pre-
ssnted the Methodist Church at Port
Union with draft for 50, 600, to be perma-
nently invested, and the interest to be al
ways applied as the annual contribution
from the Beatty family toward the sup
port of the Church.
The City Board of Equalization, which
will meet at 2 p. M. daily, is as follows
Jpilus Adler, President, and W. S. Cappel.
lsr, ESQ.,, Secretary. The following were
elected as clerks: Edward Schlotman, Jour-
nal clerk F. W. Weber, Jr., Peter J. Ke.
", VIM. Reynolds, Jr., Robert Greer, II.
Babbitt and VIM. Grantman.
Associate Justice Swayne, Of the Uni
ted States Court, has decided the last of
the Washburn mill cases. He announced
his decisions yesterday, upholding the rul-
ing of Judge Swing and the finding Of the
Jury on former occasions, and giving judg-
ment for the plaintiff in all cases. The
ease was argued by Sage and Hinkle for the
plaintiff, and Ramsey and McDougall, con-
ka
The Sinking Fund Trustees have re-
iscted all the bids for the million and a
quarter of Cincinnati Consolidated Sink
ing Fund Coupons, or registered bonds at
per cent, on which Mr.. Moran, of New
York, had been the highest bidder. They
have now accepted the bid OF Espy, Heidel.
bach 4 Co. Mr.. Dexter has been author
he'd to 60 to New York to superintend the
printing Of the bond, the Board TO bear
his expenses.
Things we're lively in Squire Blocks
sfice yesterday. J. R. Challen and Her.
man H. Ross, two we'll known attorneys
had an open fight in the above named
sflce yesterday. They were fined s. ant
eosts for contempt of court The contest
snts were each considerably unused up :
but neither were injured to any extent
The fine was afterward remitted with an
ether broadside of caution and warning.
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