The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20
Tie title of the work will be .'Poetry and


Rev. Mr.. Kaestlin, pastor of St Johns
German Church. will lecture Sunday night
on the life of Washington.
Thieves got away with lot Of wearing
apparel from Henry McCurdy's house on
Roberts street, yesterday morning.
Thomas Arzman was severely scalded at
his residence on Liberty street, yesterday.
by the accidental overturning of kettle
OF boiling water.
Harry Bowers, residing at the corner OF
Taylor and Columbia streets, had his foot
badly smashed at Swift's rolling-mill yes
terday By heavy rail falling on it
Rev. Mr.. Tinker having recovered suff-
ciently will off1ciate Sunday at the First
Baptist Church. The Sabbath" will be
his subject at the morning service.
TOMS TUMBLE SKYwARDs.- Coyne.
an employe Of Mr.. M. Betz & Son. under
takers, has by the death Of his uncle, Mike
Coyne, fallen heir to an immense fortune.
Patrick McGrath the winner of the 500
stake in the wrestling match of the 18th,
challenges any man in Newport OF 140
pounds for purse of $25. Address Profess
sor I. McGrath, corner Ringgold and Ger
man streets, Newport. KY.
WATER-woRKs BoARD-At q meeting of
the Wa.er-works Board last evening. re-
ceipts amounting to $52 20 were reported,
and claims amounting to $240 II were al
lowed. The Superintendent was directed
to procure proposals for pumping house.
Robbie, the twelve-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Coleman, died night before
last at his home, 154 Washington avenue.
The little fellow was in the best of spirits
but few days ago, and was preparing to
celebrate his birthday, which occurred on
the day of his death. His funeral took
place at 2 clock this afternoon.
The little chap that runs the Newport
column in the Commercial volunteered to
give an item to an afternoon paper yester-
day and then is unmanly enough to come
out next day and publish it as fimsy
falsehood. However, there was about as
much truth in the item referred to as the
general run that goes to make up Willis
| column.
A beast in human shape visited the
family of Mr.. Moore, 167 Washington
avenue, about 8 o'clock this morning, and
on being refused admittance, grossly in.
suited young lady of the family in 9
manner unfit for publication. Officer
Boyd arrested suspicious looking charac.
ter shortly afterwards, but the young lady
was unable to identify him.
A delegation of representative citizens
counteract the effect of the petition sent
there against the proposed issue of bond.
for getting Dayton out of her financial
| Tho al fsnn 70 nf tho fol
lowing gentlemen: Mr.. Henry Hackers
Judge Makibben. John Trapp, William
Donaldson and George Anderson.
ELEcrED.-The Pioneer Building Asso
citation have elected the following officers
II. ,Bertman, President, George Knarr
Vice-President; A. L. Reuscher, Financa
Secretary; f. Veith, Assistant Secretary
Charles Rogge, Treasurer; Messrs B. Drey
er, H. Knarr. Adam Ebert L. Tonic
George Bee, Aley Grau, George Weidman
Jacob Veith uhd William Gerding wert
chosen as directors. ..,,.' ...
In the Circuit Court last evening tn
First National Bank, of Warren, Pa, file'
suit against James X. Stone for the enforce
ment of an existing contract. or Sc 900 dan
ages The statement Is that in 1879 the de
fendant purchased the Isabella street mi
property from the plaintiff the condition
being that the amount should be laid wit
interest in six notes in six year.
and that mortgage, etc, shoul
be made in favor, of the plaint
in, and that as the defendant has no
taken these steps to secure and has aban
doned the property, the action is entered
A consent order was Immediately afterwar
filed that the Master Commissioner be ir
trusted with the property, to have it rente
and carry out the provisions of the COZ
tract.
BELMaERENT BARRIsrERs.-In the Circu
Court this morning during the case of Lii
bee against Tarvin Baker in suit on a moi
for 500, Colonel Nelson, attorney for plail
! tiff, requested Judge O'Hara, counsel ft
defendant, for document the latter ha
: in his possession so as to compare the han'
writing. Mr.. O'Hara refused to surrendt
the document, when Col, Nelson, in ratl
er sarcastic and dignified manner, said I'll
, refusal was an act Of discourtesy that Law
yers usually are not guilty Of
The Judge jumped to his feet with fiji
, flashing in his eyes and In very positi,
, manner demanded retraction. The Coli
mel refused, and it looked for time as
gore was imminent. The Court raped fl
silence, but the barristers, thirsting f
gore, fired away at each other until til
court was compelled to order the bellige
ents to be seated.
C1ncu1r CouRr.-H. Steinriede VS. 4
Tabke. Judgment for 1900.
CITY of Newport vs. Newport-street Raj
road, Mandate of Court of Appeals file'
and 10 per cent. damages awarded
amount disbursed. and judgment for cost
amounting to $207. :.
Charles A. Hallam vs.. Wilde; suit Il
damages. Dismissed.
Grizzle vs. Wahle. Dismissed.
. Lewis Movers v. Matthew Betz. judi
ment fer 81. 200 and interest from 1873
John W. Bolce vs.. Gus. R. Harness Jud
ment for 81, ,4l3 and interest from Marcl
, 1873 subject to a credit of $50. ..--
3 Ringgold VS.. R. D. Hayman. Judgmel
. for $175
BodIey, administrator, VS.. Louisville, CT
: cinnati Il Lexington Railroad; disconti
3 ned at plaintiffs costs. There was son
. misunderstanding about the administrat
/. . filing his bond.
Helle vs. Lohfeld; judgment for $1.3
and interest from October, 1877, subject
: credit Of SOL.
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