The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25


Express Company. was sentenced to
eighteen months in the Kentucky Hill at
Frankfort. Grounds for new trial were
filed.
Theo. Leverman, selling liquor to minors.
$50 and COSTS
The case Of Charles Ulrich, charged with
selling liquors to minors, was given to the
jury at IL o'clock.
Court will adjourn to-day.
COUNTY CoUKT-D. A. Glenn filed his
commission as Notary Public.
Nicholas Hctferly resigned as admins
traitor uf the estate Of Maria Hefferly. aud
Frank Knoll appointed in his place.
AEWPOKr.
Mayor Harton is quite i'll.
Captain John A. Williamson is home
from New Orleans.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix will preach this even
ing at Grace N. L. Church. Il
The Sherman Club will meet tonight d
the office OF Squire Buchanan.
Mr.. VIM. c. Bntte. the coal merchant
left last evening for Frankfort (
Thirty-fve dollars was netted at the
Soldiers and Sailors entertainment.
Mr.. Charles Raipe. wife and family, of
Aberdeen, Ohio, are here on visit to
friends.
Barney Welsh and Jonas Gill were fined
20 and costs each this morning for being
drunk and disorderly.
The Odd-ielows Library Association
| have added several new. volumes to their
already well stocked library. .s
The two children covered with scales,
born in Morgan County. are now in possess
sion OF VIM. Fannin, of Alexandria.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
will meet Friday afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. McGeary, on Central avenue.
Fireman Charles Solars had one Of his
ewes badly injured yesterday by t. esex-
plosion of battery in the engine house.
Mr.. Wayne Kelsey took out a marriage
license yesterday to wed Miss Kate L. Hol-
brook, formerly teacher in our public
schools.
The case of William Cottingham was
| called before Squire Maphet last night, and
fine OF three cents entered against the
plaintiff.
An effort Is being made BY the Cincin-
natl authorities to prevent the Newport
| street cars from running On Walnut, Fifth
or Vine streets.
Mr.. John Matthews late of 1ronton. O.,
| will lead tn the altar on next Wednesday
evening Miss Lulu Waggoner, an estimable
young lady of this city.
A six-footer named Henry Klekamp en-
gagged in windy war last night with Geo.
Heyle. during which the former was
knocked down and badly worsted.
Squire Buchanan issued a warrant this
morning for the arrest of Charles Spinks IN
charge of breach of the peace, alleged
to have been committed on little boy.
REvEEsED.-The Court of Appeals has re-
versed the case of the Commonwealth vs..
The Campbell County Turnpike Road c. nj
pany. This was case in which the Com
pany was fined $50 for not having water
breaks on their road properly constructed.
In the County Court this morning Mrs
Julia Thompson was appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate of her husband, the
late Major James Thompson. Messrs. G..
w. Cavanena, A. 8. Berry and Jacob Haw-
thorne we're appointed appraisers Of the
estate.
The case OF Margaret Schneider was called
before Esquire Bodkins yesterday, and con.
tinued on account of the critical condition
of the plaintiff. The Squire has in his pos
session the bucket that the defendant
struck the plaintiff with, which is all COW
cred with blood.
LICENSED TO LOVE FOR LIFE.-Mr. Wayne
KELSEY, of Morris Hill, Ind, procured a
license to wed Kate L. Halbrook, of this
city. The wedding took place last evening
| I H. -
Columbia street, Rev. VIM. NJ. Pettis OFF,
ciating. Miss Halbrook has been we'll
known teacher in our public schools for
several years.
| ANCIENT LAND MARX GoNE.-Workmen
are engaged in tearing down the four AM
cient buildings on the west side of Saratoga
street. between Egantine and Taylor
streets. The ground on which they stand
was donated to the city by the Bridge
Company for street purp ses. This will
give a width of seventeen feet from the
bridge for the making of street. The
building on the corner of Byzantine street
was among the first erected in the CITY,
having stood the storms for nearly fifty
years. Messrs. Phil. Quincy and E. Cline,
of Cincinnati, have the contract for tear
ing down the buildings.
DEATH OF AN EsrIMABLE YOU'VE LADY
The large circle.of friends of Mr.. and Mrs
| William c. Underwood will offer their SYM
4 pathv in their sad bereavement caused by
The death Of their eldest daughter, Miss
Mary C. Underwood, which occurred last
night shortly after o'clock.
Miss Mary was in her eighteenth year,
and was the gem Of tie household, in every
sense an affectionate and devoted young
lady. She has been sufferer for long
time from that dreadful disease, consump-
ton, but she boree all without murmur
until relief came to her in death. Her de.
voted father. w. c. underwood, we'll
known as the hero Of the A. C. Dom
nally, was telegraphed of the very
dangerous illness of Miss Mary, and he at
once left his boat at Vicksburg, and arrived
here only in time 70 see her passing away.
The funeral service will be held at the fam
ily residence, corner of Tibbatts street and
Washington avenue, tomorrow at p. M,
after which the remains will be taken t.