The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04


ing out anything, until this afternoon.
James Ryan took out license this morn
Ing to wed Barbara Wild, both OF Newport.
The marriage will take place this evening.
Charles Michaels, the musician. while re-
turning from Cincinnati late last night had
a pair of new boots stolen from him on the
ferryboat ' t
Thieves entered the house of Andrew
Schneider, on German street, near Ring
gold, at some hour last night, and stole a
fine gold watch and chain.
Mr.. Leo Tbbatts denies the report that
he is candidate for Circuit Court Clerk,
and says that the person who started such
report had no authority to do so. "e'
County Assessore Tocher submitted his
report to the County Supervisors at Alex
andria yesterday, which was accepted, and
the report will be audited Monday. 7fet
The regular monthly meeting Of the Di-
rectors Of the Newport and Covington
Bridge was held yesterday. The Secretary
reports balance on hand, $2,798 20.
Adam schweitzer, the saloonist, has
donned his war paint and is trailing the
villain that poisoned his watch dog last
night Adam refused SIS for the brute.
Odd Fellows Hall should be packed to-
nisht on the occasion OF the benefit enter
tainment for old man Jackson. The pro-
gramme is made up of real choice selec-
tions, and the object is worthy one.
'Ole Aunt Julia Pemmons," the best
known colored woman in Newport, died
suddenly this morning while sitting in a
chair. She was about seventy years of age,
and has resided in James alley. near York
street, nearly thirty years.
A young girl named Maggie Crowley,
aged eleven years, had her left foot badly
crushed yesterday by both wheels of a
marketwagon running over it. She was
taken to her home On Washington avenue,
| near Williamson, and DIR. Bennett called
| in. .....,. -.,.
At the meeting of Council last night the
rules governing the old Council last year
were adopted as q whole. The following
named gentlemen were appointed as mem
bers of the City Board of Equalization:
| From the First Ward, w. s. Warwick; Sec
ond Ward, Peter Schwab; Third Ward, Jas.
| A. Neal and d. D. Conover; Fourth Ward
Ed. Rogers and +. Fredericks.
THE DEMooRAcY.-The Democratic Fxecu-
tive Committee held rather spirited meet
ing at Alexandria yesterday. Col R. w.
! Nelson was in the Chair, and Chas. J. Helm
was chosen Secretary. On motion Of Mr..
| Howe it was decided to hold a Mass Con.
vention at Alexandria on the 5th day of
June, for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the State Convention at Lexington.
"A special term of the County Court was
held this morning to condemn property for
the purpose of opening up Putnam street
to Jefferson. Several builders we're exam
ined to assess the probable damages that
would incur to parties owning prop erty
on the proposed street. but the Court ad-
journed without taking any acti n until
this afternoon. Messrs. Henry Wise, DR..
Lock and John Weideman are the principal
owners of the properly named.
| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Louis Brizzo.
lara to H. Muehlenkamp, Lot II in Good
mans division, fronting % feet on the
north side of Madison street, between Hub
bard and Moss by 1O7 feet deep, 81 and
other considerations. st.l
Engelbert to A. M. Toebbe, Lot 40 ir
Manufacturers' addition, 80 feet front OF
Main street; 81 and other considerations.
| q "A. Ne lOcUuc W JOECpulaV
one acre of land, near Twelve-Mile; $780,
John Bailey. OF Cincinnati, Lot 13, in seconc
plat of Bellevue; $780,
Master Commissioner to G. G. Mertens
Lot 81 in Buena Vista addition, 80 feet from
on the west side of Monmouth street, be-
tween Harris and Tibbatts streets; $4,000
SCHOOL BoARD.-At the School Board meet
ing last night the Treasurer's report showed
balance of 1884 95. The report OF the
census takers gave the census as: First
Ward, 712; Second Ward, 919; Third Ward
1888; Fourth Ward, 1876; Fifth Ward
Il173; Sixth Ward, 2,262.
| Mr.. Morris J. Richmond rendered his
resignation as member OF the Schoo
Board from the Second Ward, which wa.
accepted. On motion of Mr.. Brown an
election was held to fill the vacancy, and
Mr.. w. C. Davis ESQ.,, was elected .Aunan
Iimously to fill the vacancy. "i'T
The resignation Of Rev. Mr.. Pettis as Q
member of the Board of Examiners wa.
reaccepted, and Colonel w. E. Merrill
elected unanimously to fill the vacancy.
| Luke Gallagher, a laborer, residing with
his family at 119 Ann street, went home
intoxicated ABOUT q CLOCK laSC nlgnt anC
commenced abusing and beating his wife
in most shocking manner. She broke
loose from his brutal clutches and ran to 6
neighbor's for protection. He fol
lowed shortly after. and on hi
promising to do better she returned home
with him, but they had no sooner reached
the house than he commenced to beat hel
again. He knocked her down, and, dragging
her to the yard, kicked and beat her mosl
shamefuliy. Officers Smith and Crightnr
were notified, and on reaching the plact
| found the poor woman lying prcstrate and
a, most lifeless and Gallagher on the inside
Of the house with the doors
locked. The officers kicked in the door
which n,ade Gallagher terribly indignant
and he showed fight instanter, and the Of
ficers were obliged to use their maces free
| ly before he would consent to be taken
lie was finally landed in the Station-house
ard this morning Squire Buchanan gave
him the full extent of the law-$100 ane
costs. t 9ta
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