The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

The remains Of Michael Carr, lately de-
ceased, will be inferred from the vault in
the st. Stephens Catholic Cemetery at Four
mile Sunday next at p. m.
A society event of the near future in the
supper tens" Is the approaching nuptials
of MIR. Charley Stiles and pretty Miss Jen-
ME Hodge, both well known in society
circles
Peter Cassidy and John Riley were fined
$25 and costs in the Mayors Court this
morning for vagrancy. Officers Martzolf
and Troy brought them in from the Short
line depot last night
SUITS To SErTLE-H. Heile filed suit this
morning against F. B. Sahlfeld aud ID. ID.
| Helman for settlement of partnership.
The City OF Newport against Henry L.
Fisher, for back taxes amounting to $S00.
Mr.. e. Lutte, corner of Columbia and
Taylor streets, was the recipient OF grand
serenade last night on the occasion Of mis-
birthday. The Newport Quartette Club
furnished the music, which was unusually
fine.
| City Attorney Root yesterday filed suits
against John Eagan, Hugh Shelly, Gather
inc Eagan and l.. G. Eagan for delinquent
taxes. The amounts range from 500 to
$500. .H
Rev. Mr.. Muse, of the Columbia Street
| Presbyterian Church, leaves tomorrow for
Greensburg, KY, to attend the meeting OF
the Presbytery. Rev. Mr.. Kingsbury, of
Cincinnati, will oficiats during his ab-
sence.
In the Chancsry Court yesterday H.
Lowsnstine filed suit against Jacob and
Henry B. Fox for two notes OF $500 and
$453
J. Seifers files suit against Z. H. NORM
and surety for $1sl.
The Council Committee on Law. in con.
junction with the City Attorney, held
meeting last night to consider the payment
of the Judgment of $50 rendered against
Thomas Cottingham in the Circuit Court
in favor of Frank Edgar. Itwas agreed to
leave the whole matter in the hands of the
City Attorney.
The Sons OF Temperance have elected the
following officers: J. NJ. Boyd, D. G. w.
P; F. Lampe, w. P; Miss Lizzie Boyd, w.
A.. Thos Jarvis, R. s.; w. H. Williams
F. s.; VIM. Cans, Treasurer; Henry Olling,
Chaplain; Robt. Hewtson, c. D.; Theodore
Gooding, A. @. D.; Edward Moore, I. 8. {;
Henry Klekamp, o. s.
Rev. Father Ennis recently received
from Rome a very fine steel engraving cop
led from the original of Michael Angelic,
now in the Sistine Chapel, at Rome. The
/ picture, which is of large proportions, rep
. res ents the Prophet jeremiah considering
. the woes of Jerusalem, and the various
, figures represented are strikingly life.like.
The bids for the new pumping ma
! chinery, opened by the Water Works Board
q Saturday night, were three in number.
The two to which most consideration was
paid were from the Holly Company, which
offered to furnish a pump of $4,000, 900
gallon capacity for $38, $50; and the Cope
Maxwell Manufacturing Company, whose
bid was for pump of 60, 900, 000-gallon ca
paCity, at $37, 900.
Fresh trouble has broken out at Swift
Q rolling mill, owing to disagreement as tt
h the number of tons OF rails turned out
The members Of the Iron Workers Uniol
r contend that they were cut short SOM
|e forty tons from the payroll Saturday night
and say further that they were turning ou
forty-fve pound rails and the company onl
" allowed them for forty pounds The mel
: refused to 90 to work yesterday morning
and the whole rail department is shu
ID down.
The Master Commissioner disposed of th
following property yesterday: In the cas-
n OF Tibbatts VS.. Hayman, the house on Eg
v lantine street was purchased by Genera
l. Hodge for $11, 900.
Webber Va. Chadwick, q number OF va
v cant lots in Chadwicks subdivision, Day
" ton, were bought in BY R. w. Nelson.
st Murnan VS.. Kapp, farm on the Lickin
pike. of 70 acres, was purchased by the
plaintiff, for 81, 900. Welland VS.. Horsfall
!. cottage on Isabella street. 1922 95; pur
20 chased by Henry W. Knarr. Home Build
u ing Association vs. Charles Macarthur, fol-
ty feet Of ground in Dayt ton for 1914 10
'e bought by Col. Nelson.
Ia Samuel Black, John Gallery and N
Nancy were arrested this morning on
charge OF stealing scrap iron from the pip
'n foundry on Front street. This morning OF
~ ficer Connolly found about = ton OF oil,
y iron slowed away In the second-han,
store kept by John Keim, on Front street
" near Washington avenue. and which tn
IL proprietor of the fou ndry claimed was til
re property stolen. Keim was arraigned on
" charge Of receiving stolen goods and ha,
h his case continued until tomorrow. Tn
boys arrested ON the charge of stealing tn
iron also had their cases continued.
~ Mr.. Will Purser. Superintendent New
=, port Street: Railroad, is entertaining
~ ~ Young son at his home. Willis face
q covered with smiles, in fact SO much SC
~ that he can scarcely explain why it
thusly.
~ WILLIAM RoBsoN's WILL-In the Count
- Court yesterday the will and codicil a
', tached of William Robson was offered fc
- probate by G. w. Robson and Robt. Wa
- ing. The will is dated May 4, 1876 an