The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-09
COVINGTON.

Ben. motifs, Inc pIlutet--" wy N"os
OF twelve pounds.
Mr.. G. A. Zyick is boring well in his
cellar for drainage.
The Medical Society meets this even-
ing at the Council Chamber.
Mike Farrell, who has served his term
in the Penitentiary, is in the city.
The stars play the St. Louis Reds to-
day on tie grounds back Of Covington.
Capt. Frank. w ood was presented with
a fine sword last night by the Covington
Light Guard.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will give a
grand social next Thursday evening at
ISt. Mary's Hall.
The wedding Of Mr.. Henry Niehaus
and Miss e. KEELING took place at 2
O'Clock this afternoon at st. Joseph's s
Church.
MARRIAGE LINsNsES.-Jasper Venhoff
and Alice LamDerJ. Robert I. Shaw and
Lizzie Wilson, James N. Veazey and
Ella M. Gilpin.
The Young Centennial Band will give
o grand surprise party next Wednesday
evening at The residence OF Well-knoWn
lady on Fifteenth street.
Benjamin Montgomery, OF Magoffin
County; gave bail before the Ulited
States Commissioner on the charge OF
selling liquors without Incense.
, About twenty prominent Masons OF
this city leave to-day to attend the an
nual conclaye of the Grand dCommandery
Knights Templar at Georgetown to-
morrow.
Jonn Carnes, the Kentucky lawyer,
arrested last week in tnis city and
taken to Cincinnati ON charge OF aid
ing in the escape of prisoner from tue
Hamilton County Jail, was released yes
terday on $5vO bail, gwen by r. L. Gov
erdale.
The residence of Joseph L. Taylor, on
Eighth street, between Scott anu
Greenup, was burglarIzed this morning
by colored man. Mr.. Taylor dis
covered the thief in the act OF getting
away with roll of stair carpet, and fol-
lowed him up to Eleventh street, where
the thief gave his pursuer the slip.
DR.. Chas. d. Foote brought two suits
in the Chancery Court yesterday against
Jas. g. Arnold and Thos. N. Arnold-one
tor $13, ,G63 6S for legal fees; the other is a
suit in winch the plaintiff alleges that
Sl0, 900, the result of q sale of real estate,
has not been relnvested ior the benefit OF
Mrs. Foote and children as required in
the deed.
a lively row occurred on East Twelfth
street last Sunday evening, in which
beer-kegs. glasses, bottles, &C., figured.
The affair happened at Henry Rowe
kamp's grocery, and was participated
in by over DOZEN comhatants. Mr..
Konnersman and Mrs. Rowekamp re-
ceived some serious injuries, the latter
on the head.
Yesterday VIM. .Barton,S O. Riggs and
John Riggs, three men from the coun-
try, were on a lark, and hooked on to an
orange at Mr.. Horner's grocery
Mr.. Horner recalled the party, and
desired them to return the orange. A
lively row ensued, which ended by the
trio being landed in Castle Connolly. A
pistol was found on Barton, which re-
suited in q charge being made against
him OF carrying concealed weapons, be-
SIDES that Of drunk and disorderly.
Their cases were in progress at The time
OF our departure.
MAYORS COURT. james Crockett;
tried before jury on a charge of a
breach OF the peace, was fined vt. Con-
rad Wagner was found by Officer Nc
Graw siLJing on DR.. Jessup's steps, on
Fourth street, and having in his posses
sion three pairs Of shoes. Wagner was
yanked in, and it was learned that
he had made regular stealing
expedition. He stole one pair irem
Kentrup's shoe store, another from
ClOsterman's pace, and third from
Hits. Thence De proceeded to May
berry's, and lifted a pocket-book. He
WAS dismissed Oh the LATER charge, but
on each vi the former he was sentenced
to sixty days work Oh the stone pile.
NEWPORT.
No City Court.
Lieutenants Hoy and McGonigTe leave
the Barracks Tomorrow for Columbus.
Charles Listerman, a cigar-maker, has
been missing SINE the LIST OF May from
his home, No. 292 Monmouth street.
Burglars on sunday night robbed Briz.
Zolara's saloon, corner OF Bellevue anu
Hubbard streets, VI u lot OF cigars, wines
and some money.
The sensational report in some of the
morning papers that Finchtown had
commenced proceedings towards builI-
Ing It's own reservoir, is a hoax.
Rev. FaIher Moore announced last
Sunday that the Passionist Fathers from
Cincinnati will open a mission at the
Church Of the immaculate Conception
on Monday, the 2ld inst.
The handsome limestone cnurch known
as the Bethel. on Madison street, was
sold this morning at Master Commits
sioner's sale. Mr. L. u. Gaylord was
the purchaser at the price of Us, 900,
CRIMINAL CoURT.-H. r. Blehl, selling
liquor 10 u minor, 500 fine; John Moran.
burglary, two years Imprisonment; John
III. Gerke, shooting with intent tO kill,
in progress; John Carlisle, house-break-
ing, four years; Ed. Connolly, assault