The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-15
COYINGTON.

street, leIb tO-uay IOf M ay eNiiios AJ'
Rev. John Hesse, o. 5. f., will cele-
hrate his first Grand High Mass next
Sunday AT The Motner-oi-God Church.
Mr.. Wood Ii. Brown and n iss Able
Bhiukie v i'll be united in wedlock tnis
svaning AT The Fiith-street Christian
EnurGn.
A solid silver brick, weighing five
-hundreu and nifty five ounces, and valued
~ ) 69 Va, is on exhibition at the First
National Bank.
The Hey wood Brus.'s Combination at
0dd-ieiiows'Ha Hal lo-night. They remain
iOr only one performance, ana this 10
The only chance 10 see them.
The Kni. hts of St.George held meet
ing last nignt at 81. Aiary's ScUool Hall.
President Stuntebeck delivered q speech
In lhe interest OF the society.
The funeral of the late John Halpin,
Assistant City Civil Engineer, took place
81 8 O'Clock, from the Cathedral. The
Cincinnati Engineer Corps was in at
tendance.
Peter Cain, a bad lot from West Gov
tyngt0u, was tried before esquire
;krancis and jury on the charge Of an
assault upon his father. He was fined
.l26 anu sent to Jail l0r fifty days.
Mayors sCourt-Gus Gable and George
tetickYOd " yesterday mad ~ lively sklrmish b
between themselves on Madison street,
.and we're yanked in by Officers Bolan
and Crockett. Their cases were contin-
ed till tomorrow morning. Tom Will
ilhms, lOr being drunk, paid $S.
MIR. Ben. Stuntebeck night before last
received telegram from Louisville stat
tng that Jerry johnson had recovered
du of nh lat I'm 81. n
HOljee. a silver watch and $156 in
money were found upon the body, and
Johnson feels satisfied that the body is
that of Hoijee.
At the meeting of the Covington and
Newport Medical Society last night, Of
beers for the ensuing six months were
chosen, as follows: President, DIR. W. A. (.
Hall; Vice President, DIR. G. N. Sorg;
Secretary, DR.. iB. #. Laird; Treasurer,
DR.. j. j. Temple. Also, delegates to rep
resent the Society at the April Conven-
ton OF the State Medical Society, as fol-
lows: Drs. Henderson, Laird, School
field, and Il. II. Thornton. Also, dele
gates to the next meeting ofthe National
Medical Association, which takes place
IN Philadelphiai in June next, as iollows:
prs. Henderson, j. T. Wise, Hall and
Laird; Alternates, Drs. Kearns, b. n
Thornton, Jessup ana Romndebush.
NEWPORT.
No City Court to-day.
Six recruits from Nashville arrived at
the Barracks yesterday.
The title 70 the Orphan Asylum on the
Alexandria Pike was given by Bishop
Teebbe to st. Bonifacius Society.
The Short Line Railroad has offered o
reward OF $500 for the arrest and convic-
ton of the person who lately obstructed
tho road between Verona and Walton.
The Forty Thieves made another raid
en- house on Chestnut street, near
Patterson. They found no one at home
but an old lady, who, too frightened to
gay any thing, let them depart with lot
6f clothing.
The meeting at the Courthouse is
causing considerable interest among the
ciftzens. Mayor Berry, who has gone to
frankfort, will probably not arrive In
time to be present. A discussion will
be made how the Barracks ought to be
disposed OF. The prime move will be to
have the Garrison restored, and If that
Eail TO have the property turned over to
the city.
Last evening about 8X O'Clock, while
anumber OF boys were playing on the
river bank at The foot OF Central avenue,
enc OF them, named John OFT, about four
teen years OF age, tripped on one OF
the lines that fasten the barges, and
struck upon his head, cutting himself
seriously. He was taken to q neighbor-
lng house, where Or. Thornton attended
to his Injuries.
HAMILTON.
August Hines was yesterday appoint
ed guardian Of Anna Quinlan, minor.
The Emmet Dramatic Club will play
@R0bert EmmeW at the Opera Hall oh
Friday evening.
In the case of Alex. Young against
Helyesta Bovine ct al. judgment for
81, ,022 was rendered plaintiff.
In the case OF Phil. Kumler against
Stephen Moore, in which plaintiff sued
for 500 as balance due for legal services,
the jury returned in favor Of plaintiff
70 tine above amount; and Phil. was
happy.
Two strangers, giving the names OF
Charles Hathaway and William Darling,
were yesterday arrested for appropri-
Ating~a hair switch from the store of
Ernst Miller and wife, on Front street.
Ehey were taken before the Mayor,
plead guilty and were bound over TO
kwait the action OF the Grand Jury.
CALIFORNIA. o.
The foundry continues to run.
Squire Van Rensellear is mendIpg
slowly.
A special meeting in the interest Of
the Lick Kun route OF the Mount Wash |
1ngton 81 Columbia Narrow-gauge II. R. |
tas held last evening. The various |
eommittees reported progress, and ev-
erything looks encouraging.
The California subscription was con-
siderably increased, while others agreed |
10 subscribe before we have our next |
meeting. California could well afford to |
give $1,000 or even $4,000, IL the con-
struction Of the road depended upon 1t.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the |
uld School-h6nse, Friday, March "a, to |
hear the fnal report or Committees. Let |
mere be q full attendance.
LEXINGTON. KY. 1
@Dancingo will be the subject Of Rev.
y. w. McGarvey at the Broad way |
Christian Church next Sunday.
Mr.: r. Garland tenders his thanks to
the FIRE Department for their prompt