The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

Give us good old Convention.
The Cincinnati beer gardens will beopen
tomorrow.
There will be Sunday services at Drex-
elius Hall tomorrow afternoon.
The initials B. G. are very obnoxious
to us, namely Bill Glore and Bill Grant.
For purity In politics, honesty and efh-
cheney in official duties, vote for Hallam.
Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday by the Kenton County Cunning and
Fishing Club.
Thirty-fve couple participated in the re-
ception at the Ashbrook House, evening
before last.
The proposed new Jail can not be built
for less than $85, 900 according to the plans
adopted by Council.
The chronic frauds who call themselves
the Sunday Committee should at least en-
ploy Deputy Constable.
Warrants were issued yesterday for Vic.
tor Engert, B. Horstman and J. Bramlage
for violating the Sunday law.
Dan. Gray, who was arrested for being
implicated in robbery in Cincinnati, was
honorably dismissed yesterday.
Jackson Hart, of Boston, Mass. and Effie
Parsons OF Mt. Washington. Os were grant
ed marriage license yesterday.
Miss Katie Collopy and Mrs Ryan and
daughter, of Lexington, KY, are the guests
of the truly charming Miss Hannah Gre
Minis.
There is one thing that puzzles us. and
that Is why the Sabbath Committe are not
made to pay the costs in cases that are de-
cided against them.
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J. Ware
to Emma J. Collins, 2OH by SO feet. on the
north side of Pleasant street. 119N feet
east OF Greenup; $3.50.
arrangements and propose to have the big
gest and best ball of the season at Odd-fel-
lows Hall Monday evening.
It is said that the Leap Year surprise
given by Miss Kate Callahan and Miss
Maria Morgan, at the residence of MIR,
Louis kueven, was grand affair.
s The funeral of Mrs. Boyle took place to.
day from her residence on Fifth street, and
, was largely attended. Her remains were
} placed in the vault at Linden Grove Gem
etery.
At the drawing for those two valuable
: cases of stuffed birds, which took place
: last evening at the residence of VIM. West
/ wood, Philadelphia street, the holder O
ticket No. 12O drew the first choice ano
: No. IL the second.
!. Theodore Leverman received informa.
> tion yesterday that the Governor had re
J mitted the two fines imposed by the lat,
session of the Grand Jury, one for keepin,
. a tippling house and the other for selling
/ liquor to minor.
n The residence of Colonel James O. Or
i was entered by burglars last night. Tn
4 rascals bundled up all the silverware an,
l. were just about to make off with it whel
n they were frightened of. Only two smal
Il goblets were missed.
Charley Haines received letter fron
his father w. w. Haines, yesterday, bring
ing the sad intelligence that the latter
laid up by the breaking of bone in hi
leg, by the overturning of wagon at Biz
mingham, Ala, where he is located TEN
"a porarily. ..s. ..
4 The Little Gems will open their sprin
:, season tonight at Drexelius Hall with
- grand soiree. An excellent string ban
y, has been engaged and the well-known reE
- utation of this club should be sufficient ir
IN ducement. to warrant a large attendance.
h Mrs. Henry Peters, nee Miss Lizzie FrecA
ing, died at her home this morning on Phi
,g adelphia street after short illness Th
Is deceased was twenty-three years of age an
her death will be learned with regret by
At large circle of friends and relatives. He
b. funeral will take place Monday mornin
from st. Aloysius Church.
SUNDAY LAw.-The case of William Bob
u was tried yesterday by Squire Evan and
Jury. The jury failed to agree and wer
g. discharged at O'clock. Several ballot
IT were taken and the vote stood each tim
nine to three for acquittal.
e. Squire Mclaughlin Yesterday ordered
Us venire of one hundred citizens to report 9
the Council Chamber, in the Courthous'
next Monday as jurymen in cases Of violi
ID tion of the Sunday law. The plan devise
,g by him and his brother Magistrate EVAN
in to hold Court alternate days after tx
or style of the Criminal Court While a jur
ng is out on one case try another, and thu
er push the cases right through.
ne SCHOOL BoARD.-At the School Boar
o. meeting last night Mr.. Ashworth move
: that the Board of Examiners be instructe
es to renew all two years certificates held /
a teachers in the schools. Adopted.
H. The Clerk was instructed to notify Il
II IL several Principals of the schools of this a
3. g. tion.
.;I The Committee on Ways and Means Q
!" fered as an estimate, to serve as basis fl
a recommendation, to ask for tax levy
25 cents on the $100 valuation and a It'll
tax of So on each male inhabitant. r
ceipts, $46,450, including revenue at
an cents on the $100 on total tax valuatio
" of $14, 900, 600; disbursements. $46 934 2
r. leaving deficit of $474 20. to be made u
MA by further economy and retrenchment.
~ Mr. Rostwick moved to nresent the est