The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-21
CoyINGToN.

The 0ovington Light Guard will pa
rade tomorrow afternoon.
The free bridge charter passed both
houses of the State Legislature Satur-
day.
Mrs. Kate Katzenfusz, living on Bow
man Greek, gave birth TO tripiets Satur-
day.
Charles Schnipering lost his little
three-year-oid daughter by death this
morning.
The Lolita Dramatic Club plays at
Odd-fellows' Hail tonight for the beneft
OF the Coyington Light Guard.
DR.. Frank Fl. Noonan was appointed
by the Cuuhty Judge TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Coroner
McOabe.
eaCoi. j. y. Hickman, Right Worthy Chief
Templar of the World, will give an ad-
dress tonight at the Scott-street Metho-
dist Church.
Henry Rowekamp, jf., played upon the
organ yesterday at St. Joseph's Church
Tor the first time, to the entire satistac-
tion of the congregation.
The shorty hour prayer devotion be-
gan yesterday at St. Joseph's Church
and will close tomorrow night. Rev.
Roberts preached last night, and will be
followed this evening by Rev. Tappert,
of Lewisburg.
"A small fire occurred Saturday, about
nopn, in house, No. 1871 Scott street,
owned by Mr.. Vincent Shinkie and oc-
cupied by Mr.. l.. A. Conwell. The fire
originated from a fue in room over
thes Kitchen. Loss about $3.50.
The German Methodist Episcopal con-
Igregation, at the corner OF Tenth and
Russell streets, dedicated the audience
room of their new church yesterday.
Three services were held. Rev. Il. Rim
der, of Chicago, delivered the festival
sermon. In the afternoon a sermon was
preached by Rey. VIM. Mast, DID,, and
ian address made by Rev. III. d. Muller,
I'D. The dedicatory services were per-
formed in the evening.
The pleasing drama, est. Mary's Eve
Tor a Brothers Love-" will be produced
lat Odd-feilows' Hail this evening by
1.-THE Lotta Dramatic Club, for the benefit
of the Coyingt0n Light Guard. AS this
lis the first appeal to the public the
Light Guard has made, and considering
the beautiful drama and the artists who
will appear in it, we look for crowded
Ghouse. Tne performance will close with
the amusing one act farce, ''Who's to
Win?'
Complaints have been made lately
tthat the Post-ofice clerks are not at
etending to their duties. This seems to
be corroborated by an instance that oc1
Cured last week. A newspaper
carrier called on Friday for a
number Of papers due here on
Thursday. He was told that they had
not arrived though he saw them ~ ing
in the department, and only received
them on Saturday afternoon. Ii our
clerks can not accommodate persons by
DiViun m tho M a o. than oo
we have no use for such men when the
peoples interests is concerned.
NEWBORN.
! AL. S. Berry and Col. Taylor left this
morning for the Capital.
The School Board tonight will con-
slider the proposed amendments to the
rules and the reduction OF salaries.
In the Circuit Court a new trial was
granted in the case OF Abraham Roland
against Eureka Lodge No. 7, *. or r.
. Minnehaha Tribe No. 10 1. o. r. M.
lwill celebrate Washington's Birthday
by a masquerade BAH tomorrow night.
The grand masquerade ball given by
Eclipse Dancing Association No.. 1 takes
place this evening at 0dd-fellows' Hall.
The A. o. H. and st. Patrick's Society
iof this city will join the Cincinnati Soci-
cites in the parade on St. Patrick's Day.
DIS. Hounsheli, ESQ.,, left last night
dor Virginia, where he will participate
lin the celebration of Washington's Birth
lMay. M1
l, The petition asking the Legislature TO
reduce the State license tax on bar
rooms to $25 will be forwarded to Frank
tort this week.
Jno. Schwartz, Esq, Of Paris, KY, ar
rived here last Saturday on visit to his
Friends, and will leave for his home to-
morrow morning.
Miss Lizzie Bradley, whose runaway
I'VE mentioned last week, was found in 4
Cincinnati Saturday and returned to her
parents In the evening.
Eureka Lodge No. 7, Knights of Pyth-
las, celebrated the twelfth anniversary
of the foundation Of their order by nice |
supper at Red Mems Hall.
The performance OF the Horsfall and
Covalt Minstrels at Odd-feilows' Hall
Saturday evening drew crowded audi
-ence and. reflected credit upon the
troupe.
The biggest hit made by The Tibbatts |
Ministries last Saturday evening was
the Representation OF Ed. Air on his
march to the matinee, aud Ed. O'Hara
in his famous speech zoe COB" at the re- |
trenchment meeting. Il
"a lad named sommers, about thirteeA
years OF age, fell on the curbstone in |
front,of his parents residence, No. 129 |
Monmouth street, last Saturday, and |
broke his arm. This is the second time |
that the same identical limb has beenl
broken. .as,..
The friends OF St. Paul's Church should |
not forget the concert tonight at Eclipse
Hall. Moreover, the lovers Of the slight
fantAsticv will have occasion to TRIP. the
meshy mazes OF the dance to their |
hearts, content after the conclusion Of
the concert.
The house of j.. Jarvis, on Saratoga
street near Madison, was robbed Of $35,
q silver watch sixty years old, and soInd |
other afticlesssSaturday evening. Ma |
iissa Green and her sister, Mary Ann |
Maxwell, were arrested on susp icion of |
having stolen the articles. |
Some city officials and others, while |
serving the interest of the city In one |
way, are destroying 1t In another. The |
persecution to which the proprietor Of I
BwifHs Reiling-miIl for the past year has
been subjected IL dangerous to the fu-
lture welfare OF our citizens. The hands
linShe mill were paid last Saturday.
ynen the,suin of$10,OoO was put In circu.
n II. H. ~