The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04
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CovIN9ToH
August Weger, drunk and disorderly,
$13. s.4a ..'r5E fs n
Work on the new City Park was com-
menced this morning if.h lss a,
There was big party at Latonia Springs
last night. given by z. W. Allen Northcutt
Billy Boyd, of the Scott Street Line, is the
proudest man in town in that new car to-
day. II - sgt Mods
Those crossings that are being laid on
Scott street. in front of the Government
| Building, are not much OF contest with
the structure. t.,Is. t..-., q
The proposed O'Brien-Court walking
match has been postponed until after the
big Englehardt walk, which is to come OH
in week or two.
Hon. J. E. Cantrell, of Frankfort, Is In
the city, the guest Of Hon. Theo. F. Hal
lam. He is to be one of the ushers at the
Cleary- Sullivan nuptials.
Rev. E. 7. Perkins, rector Of st. Paurs
Episcopal Church, Of Louisville, is the
guest of Hon. John w. Steveson. He will
leave for Europe in few days. ,5 t9
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER-Robt T. Nc
Gill to Louis B. Kuevin and John f. Pur-
cell, 80 by 100 feet ON Stephens street,
beginning at point IS feet south of Patton
street; $25 and other considerations.
At meeting of the congregations OF the
Presbyterian Church, held lest night, stir
ring resolutions were adopted sustaining
their pastor, Rev. F. D. Moore, in his re-
cent speech on the Sunday question.
| MARRIAGE LICENSES. Louis Purdum and
Sadie A. Workman, both of Cincinnati; |;
Philip Cappel, aged twenty-three, and
Sophia Pauly, aged twenty-five; Walter
Cleary, aged twenty-five, and Annie Sulli-
| van, aged twenty-one.
Delegates to the Southern Baptist Con-
vention meeting in Lexington, May 9th to
11th, can procure round-trip tickets via the
Kentucky Central Railroad for So, good to
| return until May 18th. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned from G. w. Lasher, ITS, Elm street,
or at K. q. Depot, Covington. Tickets now
on sale. Nh.H Wa Ni 2aNt
Mr.. Michael Sheridan, the well-known
sexton of Linden Grove Cemetery. died
this morning. THE deceased has been a
resident OF Covingtonfor the past twenty
five years, and bore most excellent char
acter. He was kind father and an in
ldulgent husband, and his death will be
deepy regretted by his large circle OF
friends and acquaintances.
II The Favorite Baseball Club has organ
lied as follows: J. Morrissey, President;
d. Kinsella, Manager; d. Doyle, catcher;
P. Hennessey pitcher; T. Moore, first base;
E. Farrell, second base; ]. O'Brien, short
stop; J. Cody, third base; J. Clark, left
field; ]. Murphy, center field; ]. Carney,
right field; j. Nolan tenth man. All chal.
lenges should be sent to Ed J. Farrell 1876
Bush street. IL
Officer Mike Bolan, assisted by Detective
Steve Meade, arrested two men named
Mark Bruner and John Brassell, claiming
to hail from Cleveland, Ohio. Brassell
had revolver and $26 in money on his
; person, and Brenner had $l32. 1t is
thought that they are crooks. Bruner
was held ON suspicion, and charge ol
) carrying concealed weapons was lodged
against Brassel. . af l
, The stockholders of the German Fire
Insurance Company elected the following
ingt,n--Charles Mailman, w. G. Allen
T. R. Krueskamp, 0. P. Schmidt B. Kemp
haus, w. D. Fuess and H. Won Boken
3 From Newrort-George Kline, Charlie
Klintwortb, John Gugel, Joseph Weingart
ner and Charles Gilman. ~.
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fellows Hall on Friday afternoon. Il
sails under the false colors of 8
popular uprising" The men al
!, the head of it would compel Q
nan to sign the petition. Bill Grant is al
the head of il. and the meeting will he held
| eOlo1v II, his intaraot apd frnlv oond m, q n
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