The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16

Merchandise. 745,T5 6492Tk $50
Horses ...,...,,..,, 66,425 65,205 l12D
Carriages. ......... 6635Q 69.9D 6,ky
Pianos. 0s................ 81, $50 S9,0l6 IL
Gold and silver
plate ....,............ 1442s 1.ae 14
Furnture........... 225.450 197S75 $50
Surplus.."............. 921, $50 LIS N4W
Totals. 1888, $50 s1s,s5O.sio sSs2so
The following is the population Of ths
city by wards: First Ward, 3,739; Secoua
Ward, 1.781; Third Ward, 2017; Fourth
Ward, 1907; Fifth Ward, 4,479; SIKH
Ward, 5,052; Seventh Ward, 500; Eighth
Ward, 1885, Ninth Ward, $3.50. Popular
ton OF the city, 30,735.
JOHN WHITNEY. City Assessor.
AEWPOKE
Judge J. R. Hallam is much improved
and is considered out of danger.
Charles Fearons and Lieutenan Rossean,
United States Army, left this morning foa
Texas.
The fire alarm apparatus is again out a
gear, and keeps the boys on the move run
ming to false alarms.
The hose reel is repaired and the Depart
ment the best managed in the country, b
ready for any emergency.
The city of Newport filedsuit his morn
ing against John Magner for back taKs
amounting to $1l6 6S.
Charles Keener, the well known druggisk,
Is about to open up again at the corner ol
Eglantipe and Monmouth streets.
The city of Newport, yesterday after
noon, instituted suit in the Chancery Court
against John Dsvere, on tax bill of $3.50.
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Station to bring home $500 trotter that hs
purchased from gentleman OF that place.
Showers of $1O0 counterfeit bills are in
town. Irwin and Vastine should taks
heed and not be too hasty in making
change.
Rev. Mr.. Tunnison, of Covington, wiz
preach on 1.-THE Causes of Crime Among
Men," Sunday morning at the Fiue
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Edward Stricken and Miss Aliso
Smith were united In marriage last even
ing at the Christian Church. Rev. M
Fowle officiating.
August Seither took license this morn
ing to wed Carrie Wieghaus. Both residing
on the Licking Pike The wedding wiA
take place tonight.
Rev. DR.. Pierson, of the Mt Auburn N.
E. Church, Cincinnati, will exchange pub.
pits Sunday evening with Rev. DR.. Mul-
lenix, Of Grace Church, this city.
Mr.. Droste, arrested on charge Of har-
boring vicious dog, was dismissed, ID
being shown that the lad bitten was To
blame, and that the dog was entirely harm
less.
Mr.. Ed. Runnells, of Madison street. haA
his right hand badly burned yesterday
while in the act of rescuing little lad
whose clothes were on fire, on Front streets
Cincinnati.
Il The Licking got on a tear between five and
six o'clock this morning, and carried OF q
number of Livezy's saw logs, several shan
ties and coal barge. The Champion No.
7. captured the lot down near the Southern
bridge.
The barn and contents OF Mr.. Georgs
Meiman, the milk dairyman, situated on
the Lexington Pike about three miles FROM
the city, was struck by lightning last night
and entirely destroyed by fire. The lo0
will be considerable over 81 900.
At the dog fight last night back of tho
Union Stock Yards, the Covington dog
licked the Cincinnati dog in thirty-fvs
minutes. The purps fought at twenty
eight rounds for $100 side. The Coyins.
ton boy won boobies of sugar.
At meeting Of the Board of Water.
Works held last night the Treasurer re-
ported receirts to the amount of 81 651 g.
Claims to the amount of $435 50 wen
allowed. There will be special meeting
of the Board on Saturday evening, to open
bids for the new pumping machinery. and
the contract will be awarded. ....
Martin Brown. in company with his lady
friend, was out buggy riding on the Alex.
andria Pike, when through some mishap
the vehicle was overturned. spilling OUT
the loving pair aud making total wreck
of the rig. The young lady had one of her
worse she was Obliged to tramp it home
while Martin led the nag. 1t was awful,
but then he said there wasn't q soul knew
anything about it.
Patrick Pryor, q laborer at the New.
port and Cincinnati Pipe Foundry.
had his left leg terribly crushed yesterday
by large flask falling on it. He resides In
James alley near Isabella street.
VIM. Sweeney, employed at the stone
yard corner of York and Mayo streets, had
his right foot badly crushed yesterday by q
heavy stone falling on him.
At st. Paurs Lutheran Church, last eve
ming, at o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Clausen. thu
pastor, united in marriage Mr.. John Lud.
wig and Miss Annie Schwartz, daughter d
Mr.. John Schwartz and Mr.. Henry Schwarts
and Miss Fannie Lynch. The attendants
we're for the first couple Miss Lettis
Schwartz, sister of the bride, and Mr.. Fred
Wall, Miss Carrie Kinsley and Mr.. Charles
Ludwig. For the last named couple MiM
Fannie Lynch and Mr.. John Reagan. Mi2
Amelia Rosekamp and Mr.. H. Banderman.
A reception was afterwards held at the res-
idence of Mr.. John Schwartz.
Mr.. VIM. Hewson, well-known farmer
living a short distance from Carthage, this
county, arrived from Clay City, Illinois
where he has a. large well stocked farm.
On reaching here this morning q dis.
patch was awaiting him which brought
the sad intelligence of the ds.
struction by fire of his residence
barns and other outbuildings which 90.
Cured night before last at his place in Illi-
nois. Mr.. Hewson was also passenger on
the train that jumped the track on the q
& NJ. Road yesterday. and was pretty badly
Jared up. Taking it all in all, Mr.. Hew.
sons pll rcnase in Illinois nor his last trin