The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12

and Josephine schilmiller. aged 10; VIM.
Il. Merker, aged Al, and Sallie Vandever, |
aged 2S. There has been seventeen licenses
issued this month.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Marion NC
Donald and husband to John Jos. kurre,
33 by 207 feet on the west side Of Stevens
street, 174 feet south of the southwest cor
ner of Powell and Stevens street; 81, ,So0
Brooks, Waterfield & Co., of Cincinnati,
filed suit in tho Circuit Court to-day
against H. A. Percival for $1,000 on note.
An attachment was issued on his tobacco
house on Pike street, and the establishment
was placed in the hands Of the Sheriff.
A man about thrty-five years of age was
found in an unconscious condition in Hase-
meier's lumber-yard by Officers Connors
and O'Hara yesterday. He was evidently
suffering from some serious malady, ana
was conveyed to st. Elizabeth's Hospita!
by the humane officers. The only trace OF
his Identification was the name "Wiiliam
Krinkenbaum," written in German on ths
hy-leaf OF German Testament.
POLICE CouRr.-Mayor Athey had on his
gum shoes this morning, and made itrather
warm for the sinners who were compelled
to face the music.
Chris. Young and M. Price had lively
set-to last night on Madison street, and the
Judge ordered $52 sign placed after their
names.
John Morgan paid 81 for drunk, and P.
Smith S. for being disorderly.
The Grand Jury is still in session, but
will probably make their final report to-
day. Herr DR.. DeGruyder will be released
from Jail today on bail for his appearance
at the next term of the Criminal Court.
Messrs. George McDannold, Peter Nodler
and j., M. Clarkson were chosen as Jury
Commissioners. Hon. VIM. E. Arthurs is
acting as Judge pro TEN in the absence OF
Judge Perkins, who left last night for
Chattan oga.
The special meeting of Council set for
last night to consider the Jail plans hung
fire. Only ten members had shown up by
eight o'clock, and an adjournment was had
until Thursday evening. Architect
Gstrein was on hand with the superficial
drawings r the modified Jail, to cost only
$40, 900. This contemplates sixty cells III
stead of eighty-four, and doing away with
the inside iron pillars, and possibly short,
ening the building somewhat, but no,
changing its general outside appearances
from the original.
AEWrOKE
Major Russell, of the Newport Barracks
is at New Orleans
Mr.. John Dewitt and wife, of New Or
leans, are here on visit to friends.
Rev. John X. Pye, of indianapolis is Wis
. iting his brother, Mr.. Robert P,e, of thi
city.
Rev. Father Kehoe, Of Lexington, i
here on visit to his parents, and is tn
. guest of Rev. Father McNerny.
' Rev. J. g. Speckman, of Huntingbure
, Ind, will preach tomorrow night at tn
t Methodist Church on Mayo street.
John Frezinah, teamster from Covine
s ton, was arrested this morning for drivin
over curbstone. He was let 60 on payin
the costs
y The potato bug is paying its annual vis
y to Mr.. Spink's farm, east of Newport, ali
. is already playing sad havoc with his GRO
. Of Murphies.
: Andy Mckee, the well-known minstre
e will take benefit rendered him by nun
: Der of our citizens Saturday night at Od'
h fellows Hall.
# The Ladies' Aid Society of Taylor sire
is NJ. G.. Church will hold their monthly soci
e tomorrow evening at the residence of N
,r George Hawthorne, 1T York street.
70 Helena Beckenstine was granted a q
vorce from her husband, Gabriel Becke
stine, and was given control of the min,
d children. Both the parties are well know
&c and were in possession OF large farm
!. the upper end Of the county. The suit Iii
J. been pending for some time.
~ The big sale OF the Clay Insurance Cor
h pany will take place tomorrow mornin
:. commencing at 10 o'clock, when all OF i
n real estate, consisting OF some OF the be
# property in Newport, will be offered f
,e sale. The sale will begin with the larl
Ie two-story brick on York street, above I'll
! bats.
1t We announced yesterday that the eel
III brated Chaplain McCabe would lecture
IL Grace Church Thursday night. He is
y speaker of magnetic power and eloquen
N full of pathos and humor, who is hea
with intense delight. He is also famo
singer, enhancing people by the wonderf
melody of his voice. Our people have 81
ID dom, if ever, had an OF portunity to he
in such man.
At the June Term of the Circuit Cou
q in 1878 Judgment was rendered against t
Vi Kentucky & Great Eastern Railroad
s favor OF Mitchell & Rammelsberg for 1914
Thomas Lucas, ST. 500; T. H. Crosby, 81, "a
T. ]. Throop, $3.50; Enterprise Insuran
IS; Company, 81, 154; s. B. Carlisle, 81. .O8O, al
George Collier $S02. In the Circuit Cou
. Yesterday suit was filed TO set aside t
2 judgments on the gr,, ,unds that they we
: = fraudulently and illegally rendered.
OBIrUARY.-Mr. Bernard H. Fodder, +,
lie merly resident here, died early yesterd
morning at his home in Oldenburg, Fran
lin County. Ind in his thirtieth year.
was resident OF this city up to 1872, a
lis father, J. B. Fodder, was formerly
well-known tobacconist, his place of bu
ness being on Monmouth street, near RiI
gold. The deceased represented Frank
County in the Indiana Legislature for t.
y terms and was member at the time OF
death. He was nominated for third tel
and was sure of re-elect' on. He was a
proprietor of a large woolen mill in Il
dv city. His remains were brought over
" I. & C. Road this morning, and his fune