The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

who can't see the justice Of this. set him
down at once as a Stupid jackass, who
seqnently unable to judge of such matterss
Please inform us through your valuable
paper whether the Board is going TO have
this tax also collected at the rate Of 80 per
cent. to the collector, and oblige
le MANY CIrrzENs
AEwPORH
Squire Charles Harris case will be
called in tie Criminal Court at ,Govington
Monday next. 40 I'll.
The principal merchants Of the CITY have
agreed tn close their places OF business ct s
p. m. hereafter. lte &4@f !" ual
Ex-Lieutenant Speckman Is about to
embark in the grocery business corner Of
Mayo and Ringnold streets
The Order OF Druids, of which the late
Jacob Lickert was q member, have paid
over the assessment of $50 TO the widow.
The Fortv Hours Devotion will close at
st. Stephens Church tonight with solemn
procession and benediction Of the blessed
Sacrament.
A portion of the furniture of Mrs Geyer
remains at her little home on Ann street.
Col. Nelson says in this way he can save
her homestead. - F = Ht
Owing to the pressure of business. Henry
Weise and his old pard, ex-Coroner Wins
ton. did not take in the New Orleans Mardi
Gras this season. .t ..4
Peter Whitney, molder Of Davis stove
foundry. Cincinnati, held ticket No. 304
that won the gold watch ratified off last
night for the benefit of Mrs. Cook.
The reception given at Geyers Hall, in
Alexandria last night for the benefit of St
Mary's Catholic Church was in every re-
spect the most successful Of the season. 3
The complimentary benefit to the widow
Lickert Y i'll be given at Turner Hall on the
evening of March 7th. Over 1900 tickets
have already been sold for the entertain
ment.
A penalty will be added In all State and
County taxes not paid on or before March
1st The Sheriff or his deputy can always
be found at their Office, corner Of South
gate and York streets. @A#
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-John J. Ryan
and wife, of Cincinnati, to Hannah Druid
dy, OF Newport, part of Lot No. s, in
Southgate's division, fronting 13 feet 6
inches on Monmouth street by 100 feet
deep; $1,000. .s.
Rev. G. H. Daniels will conduct the SER
vices at the York-street Congregational
Church this evening. Rev. Mr.. Mullenix
left Yesterday for Hillsboro, Ohio, to visit
bis son, and will return tomorrow and
there will be eservices Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. atta.
a bill was passed in the Legislature yes
terday amending Section 18 of the City
Charter. The amendment provides that
all appropriations for general and special
purposes shall be paid out of the revenues
| collected for the fiscal year in which such
appropriations are made, and il in excess
of revenue to be void against the city, but
Councilmen who fail to have their votes re-
corded against it. .....
Mr.. Fred. w. Nash, a former we'll known
Newport boy, now of Union City, Tennes-
see, and Miss Minnie Perry. an estin,able
young lady Of this city, were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon at the brides
residence on Madison street. Rev. Mt4SMui.
lenix officiating. The yos,ng couf flef,
last evening for Union City, Tennessee,
their future home. They have the besl
wishes of large circle of friends for
smooth and pleasant journey through life
SACK CLOTH" ANswERED.
To the Editor of the Star: ~ A...... t.. .
In last TUESDAYS issue OF your paper was
an article from Sack Cloth" taking part
with rings and against tax payers, in criti.
cising the actions of Councilmen who were
not afraid to perform their duty between
taxpayers and servants. SACK Cloth"
might be able to give those Councilmen
lesson how to close spigots and leave
bung-holes open, for there was some big ones
in his time in Council. We would give
both sack Cloth" and our Councilmen to
understand that they are watched.
TAX PAYERs Who HAVE TO Work ALL
WEEK. ~ hd sas.. .tr.f ...
MANN1Na's FAREwELL-This evening
John Manning will take farewell of his
Newport friends (if he has AMY previous
to taking up Lis mournful march to the
Kentucky Penitentiary, there to remain
secluded from the outer world the balance
of his life. He was visited by Rev. Father
| McNerny this morning who remained with
him some time and on taking his leave
presented MIN Win some reIlglOuB DOCKS
and pictures The Rev. Father has also
been constant visitor to him the past two
weeks and on SATURDAY. last Manning show
ing every indication of repentance received
communion from the hands of the Rev.
Father. He says that If he had few more
days for preparation to meet his Maker he
would prefer to be led to the gallows than
60 to the Penitentiary. rr
Deputy Sheriff Hutchinson will accom-
pany him to Frankfort this evening. He
sends the following for publication in the
STAR:
NEWPORT, KY., Feb. 10
To the Editor of the Star: to tea Z. =
0Sl-y PLEASE PUBLISH THIS.
Mrs CONWAY, my aunt, is worth from
Sc. 900 to $4,000. This is the first time
ever asked her for favor She came and
visited me once. and asked her to help
my other relations, but she refused, and
said she would not spend s cents on me.
She had cheek enough 10 send me word
over by one of her sons not to mention her
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