The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-03

the month of May in this district amounted
to 81, ,261, ,S24 SS.
The firm of II. Heile & Co. dissolved part
nership to-day. Mr.. d. Hellman contin
ues the business.
| An order was made in the County Ceur
to-day releasing one hundred persons from
State revenue.
The Shamrock Baseball Club were de
feated yesterday by the Rising Sun Club by
a score of 10 to Z. ,
st. Paufs German Protestant Church
will hold their picnic on Pentecost Monday
at Riddles Garden.
| The police are shining up their buttons
| for the wedding of Mr.. Hunter Lawrence
Wednesday evening.
In the County Court to-day, John III.
Mersman was appointed guardian of Rosa
and Henry Puthoff
John A. Williams has gone to Little
Rock, Ark, to take charge Of the Daily
Democrat, of that place.
Hon. John O. Richards and Hon. NJ. T.
Shine are in tie city. The Legislature
Will probably adjourn tomorrow.
Mr.. Felix Schlickman and Miss Annie
Averbeck are to be married ON the 11th
inst at St PauPs Church, Cincinnati.
Rueben, that sidewalk on the west side
of Greenup street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. is in terrible condition.
Tomorrow evening at Seott-street M.
x Church Mr.. Walter Cleary and Miss An
| ME Sullivan will be united in marriage.
Hon. Henry Stansberry filed suit in the
Chancery Court Saturday for $3.50, 900
against Peter Zinn, for legal services rem
dered.
The huckster stalls in Eleventh-street
Market Space we're sold this morning by
COL Rick Gwyder. They netted something
over 5000.
There was lively fight in Peaselburg
yesterday between Henry Busse and Hem
ry Priesthoff, in which the latter was bad
ly used up.
Patsy O'Brien and Alf Courts will have
a ''go-as-you-please' walking match at
Rudde's Garden on Saturday night for a
purse of $50.
Rev. W. H. w. Rees, of Corning, Iowa,
and member OF the Cincinnati Conference,
is the guest of the family Of A. H. Gerhardt,
of Ninth street.
Jerry Nolan, who lives on Saratoga
street, while playing ON stable in the
yard of Mr.. Ed. McLaren on Saturday
fell and broke one of his arms.
POLICE CoURr.-Ben. SCOTT and Thomas
Williams, stealing iron from K. G. Railroad,
were fined $S each; Charles Turner and
WIN. Morgan, disorderly, 81 each; VIM.
Alexander, disorderly, $13.
The German Protestant Orphan Society
held meeting SATURDAY. and made arrange
ments to celebrate their anniversary next
Sunday. Mr.. Nesman and Gotfried Roth
were chosen Grand Marshals.
The County Assessors books for the city
of Covington, made out by City Assessor
Whitney and assisted by John Hall, were
turned over to the County Clerk this NOR
ming. They are neat, and elaborately done.
The Home Building Association, No. /,
of Ludlow. filed articles of incorpo ration
to-day. There are 1000 shares, divided
into 5000 each. The incorporators are JAS
Nixon, JAS H. Barr, A. B. Closson, Jr., DR..
@. E. Jones and NJ. H. Bentley.
The Covington Jail now contains seven
prisoners lately released from the Peniten-
tiary, viz: George Young Thomas Durr,
Joe Hawley, James Alexander, William
Mount, Joe Rolling and DR.. Kerr. Also
Joe Bottenhoff, from the Ohio State
Prison.
The Covington Model Building and Loan
Association will hold its first regular
weekly meeting for payment of dues at the
southwest corner of Fourth and Main
streets, Covlngton, OH Tuesday evening,
May 4th, at 7:30 o'clock. New members
are invited to join. as this is the opening
night.
Rev. Frank D. Moore preached two ele-
CANT sermons at his church yesterday. The
congregation was unusually large, and his
remarks were listened to with marked at
tention. He did not refer to the action of
the Presbytery in his case. A meeting of
the congregation was held in the afternoon
and they agreed to sustain their pastor
Having been thus Endorsed by his people,
Mr.. Moore has decided not to give to the
press aud the public the papers on the
Sunday question acted on by the Pwsby-
terry recently.
Mrs. Kate Hagard and daughter, who
live at 622 Western row, had narrow es-
cape from drowning Saturday evening
Mrs. Hagard went to the cistern for the
purpose OF drawing bucket Of water ana
accidentally slipped in. Her cries attracted
the attention of her daughter, who
fastened to the rescue of her mother, threw
rope to her, but was unable to secure a
firm foothold. and the result was that she
was also pulled i'll. Fortunately assistance
was close at hand, or both would have met
with watery grave,
At meeting Of the creditors of Joseph
Hartke three propositions were submitted
by that gentleman. First, the surrender Of
all he had to an assignee, provided he was
given receipt in full; second, to pay 80
cents on the dollar on credit of six and
eighteen months; third, as an alternate to
make al assignment for their benefit. The
prop siiions will be considered tomorrow
afternoon. His liabilities are $1,000, and
his assets 5000. His loss at the Pike.
street fire amounted to $4,000.
CRIMINAL CoURr. The regular May Term
OF the Criminal Court convened this morn.
ing, Hon. Judge Perkins presiding, and
commemorative Attorney III his usual
place. The following were chosen as the
Grand Jury for this term: ]. NJ. Klrtley,
| Bernard Marsghsll. George w. Howel