The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04
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Bully Brooks was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Dickey is visiting relatives
at Hamilton.
Mr.. J. G. FAIRIES is confined to bed with
illness.
A certain duffer living in Madison had
better 'Icok little out"
The Phoenix Clearinghouse has just, re-
ceived large stock of fine summer goods
Miss Mary Stryker spent yesterday in
Franklin, the guest of Miss Libbie John
ston.
The finest cherries and strawber in
the market can be found at II. w. Bishop
g. Co.'s.
The remains OF Mr.. Patrick Kesler we're
inferred in the Catholic Cemetery this
afternoon.
The amount of expressage to and from
this place during the month of May will
exceed $40.
Miss Sallie McGee, of Oxford, o., is
visiting in this city, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Young.
Any person wishing the last edition of
the STAR can be accommodated by handing
your name to the agent
Mrs. Charles Rodenburg, Mrs J. B.
Hughes, of Hamilton, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ling, on Fifth street.
A horse attached to buggy belonging to
John Brown, ran away on Broadway Wed
nesday evening, smashing the buggy to
pieces.
The football game between the Cincin-
nats and Middletowns will take place this
afternoon. Game to commence at
o'clock.
The Sheridan Brothers will give first
class minstrel show in Leibee's Opera Hall
June 18th. Admission rs cents Reserved
seats 35 cents.
The excursion train from Cincinnati to
Miamisburg will leave the c.. II. & d.
Depot at this place at 1910 a. m. return
ing, leaves Miamisburg at o'clock p. m.
Joseph Matson, OF Amanda. became ir'
toxicated yesterday afternoon and in
suited number of persons along Third
street. Marshal Frost took him in and
brought him before Mayor Armstrong, who
assessed him Sc 80.
The commencement exercises OF the
High School will take place in Leibees Hall
Friday evening. June 18th. Curriers'
Band of Cincinnati will be present and fur
nish music for the occasion. The following
are the names Of the graduates: Males
Clement Postlewait, George Marshall. Fe-
males, Clara Dart, Carrie FAIRIES. Lizzie
Stutz. Kate Marston, Jesse Barnett Clara
Schaffer, Louisa Summers Mollie Anderson.
! Police Court
Philander Jeremiah McElroy was
.L..uod ,u;fb IrrpLoppaoS Ha al
that he had several witnesses he could
bring that would prove that he was not
drunk. His case was therefore continued
until next Tuesday
G. F. Outten, for being drunk, got ten
days.
]. Glynn, who claims to live at Newark,
Ohio, picked the pocket of Mrs. A. w. Sar-
gent on Fifth street, yesterday afternoon.
He gave Officer Fox lively chase before
he was captured. This morning he pleaded
guilty and was remanded for sentence until
week from to-day.
Mike O'Donnell was charged with steal
ing $3.50 from R. G. Lynn, for whom
ODonnell was bar-keeper until recently.
His case was continued until next Tues
day.
Fannie Rust, a servant girl residing at
lr0nton, w., ana employed In the Iamlly Oi
N. Joseph, No. As East Front street, was
charged with stealing $S5 from her en-
ployer. Judge Wilson held her to answer
the charge before the Grand Jury, fixing
her bail at 1900.
John A. Woolwine, an employe of the
Enquirer newsroom, was charged with as
saulting Officer Petit. There being no
affidavit filed against him the case was dis.
missed.
Mike Kenney and Charles Shinkwin, the
latter the legal reporter at the Courthouse,
go drunk together last night and were ar
rested. This morning they were fined 80
and costs each.
Charles Pierce was released from the
Workhouse last Tuesday. Yesterday he
got staving drunk and this morning was
returned to Morgan's mansion for three
months.