The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-03
little girl, weighing ten pounds. Mother
and child are both doing we'll. 4

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and child are both doing we'll.
Colonel J. A. Nunez, manager of Pixies
Opera-house, Cincinnati, is making
extensive preparations to produce the
play "Saints and Sinners" tomorrow
evening at Blacks Opera-house. 1t will,
no doubt, draw large crowd, and it is
best to come early to secure good seats. q
An old gentleman named Rabbits
was assaulted LIST evening about 8 o'clock
at the Limestone street bridge by two
ruffians, who attempted to rob him. A
gentleman and lady, happening close by
on their way home from church, came
to the rescue, when the desperadoes fled.
Plans are being perfected to remodel
Blacks Opera-house and make it first
class in every particular. This is some
thing that has been needed for some time,
ard the enterprise and skill of Mr.. A.
G. Black, the proprietor, and Mr.. Oscar
Coble, the architect, of Chicago, who
have the matter in hand, will, no
doubt, be appreciated by the commu-
nifty. #t
The following arrests were made yester-
day: Alex. Trapkee, drunk, by Officer
Wilson; John Dixon, drunk, by Officer
Foster; John Ellsfritz, drunk, by Chief
Shuchman; Pat. Burk, drunk and dis
orderly, Officer Wilson; Frank Howard,
Chas. Williams and Chas. McCanty, lott
ering, Officer Morton; Wilson Welch,
disorderly, Officer Morton Joana Hagler,
drunk, Officer Morton.
The City Hall was we'll filled at the
Murphy meeting last night which was
led by Geo. G. Rawlins. 1t opened by
reading of Scripture and prayer by
John Rowe, and singing by the choir
The speakers were Messrs. Hopkins
Joseph Clippinger, the President, David
Compton, and Harold Howard, Of the
State Temperance Alliance. Fourteen
signers to the pledge, and amount of col
lections were $6 56. The meeting to-
morrow evening will be led by Henry B.
Bradbury.
nELLEvUE. Ky.
Mr.. George Chadwick will shortly COM
mence 70 build q new residence on Fair
field avenue, near Washington avenue.
The Good Templars had good meet
ing on Saturday night. George Knarr
rode the goat (Which was we'll corned) in
magnificent style.
The temperance meeting ON Wednes-
day night will be dispensed with, owing
to the meeting of the Board of Equaliza-
ton in the Council Chamber.
Mr.. John Young spent yesterday with
his friends and returned to the farm at
Mt. Washington, O., last night. John is
improving wonderfully in health.
The saloons were closed yesterday
according to announcement The event
did not cause much alarm or indignation,
as our citizens believe in obeying the
law.
The temperance folks jubilated last
night toa crowded house, which was ad-
dressed by Messrs. Black and Moves, of
Newport. Two signers were obtained to
the pledge.
| NEAL L0lAlL lhANof Eh,-ulI. SGO.
Chadwick and wife to Mr.. Charles V.
Lewis, Lot 27 in Williamson's addition,
% feet front on Union street by 120 feet
deep; $1,000,
The Beard of Equalization will meet
tonight and will continue its meeting
for ten nights. The Board consists of
President Hobson, Chas. w. Nagel, T.
F. Beyland and Assessor Len Griggs.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Furry
S. Adams we took ride with him
through the country within circuit OF
ten miles rom Bellevue yesterday fore
noon and found everything a scene Of
perfect grandeur. We called on oul
friend ex-Councilman West Ratliff. and
found him snugly situated on the High
land Pike. Mr.. Ratliff says his fruit
crop Especially pears) will be immense,
aud says the late frost was hardly felt
except in low places where 'tatoes are
nipped little.