The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
CovINGTON.


paired.
Magistrate John B. Ewan was sworn
into office yesterday.
The Young LADIES' Sodality Of St.
Patrick Church give pound social this
evening.
Mr.. Nj. j. Barker has resigned his po-
Star Baseball Club.
The Ladies'. Centennial Associations
of~U. n. q. church give strawberry
festival on Friday EVENING"
The C6vington Light Guard, under the
direction OF Captain Wood, will 80 to
the Centennial about the 1st OF July.
Mr. John Ware, formerly Of Coving-
ton, but lately OF Indianapolis, Ind, is
on visit to his many friends in this
city.
"A gold watch and chain were stolen
yesterday evening from the residences OF
Miss e. Kollenback, No. 81 West Third
street. CT0 E
MAYORS COURT. This morning j.
Cox, petit larceny, three charges, nine
months Work-house; j. Daily, drunk,
was let go by paying the cost; D. Re-
vaud, breach oi peace, continued. .t.s
The Bristow Club met at Fechter's
%IdLA 1dbb HlSub iUl UIkdulAatlOus hAs
Vificeht Shinkle was elected President,
and a list of about fifteen Vice Presi-
dents was chesen--one for each precinct
I'm the COUNTY and ward in the city, Mr.
r. r. Sbilfian was elected Secretary,
and MIR. II. f. Bowen Treasurer. A
committee composed of Messfs. Joseph
Hnut, George Temple, w. I'll. ID! Bowen
anu. Henry Bostwlck was appointed to
draft a CONSTITUTION aid by.iaws for tie
Cluby to report at next meeting. Lists
Of members aggregating four hundred
ana tnifty-sight We're reported.
NEWBORN.
Tile Hibernians ailh6tnee theft pienic
to come off at Parker's Grove June IA.
Ed. Kfitchell, for filling his hide toe
full 0f corn juice and DeIng disorderiy,
was tined 81 and costs.
Ahandsome staihed-glass window. has
been put in the east side Of Turner Hall,
y present from MI. Chas. HASTEN.
Mr.. Johh De Witt was badly beaten and
cut In the buck ot his right Hand by some
oil the F6fties yesterday afternoon: Dr..
Thorhtoh dressed the wound.
Council No. Sovereigns OF Industry
ahnounce special meeting this eyen-
ing. A large attendance is requested,
as business of Importance VIII be traiis-
heted.
Eugene Love, a denizen Of this city,
Wins arrested In Cincinnati yesterday
for stealing a box OF shoes from VIM. 3.
Palmer, and also on charge or picking
pockets.
The Ben. Jonson Club announce an
other enteftaiHment tesInorf6W evening
10 ehabie those who held tickets ana
were Unable ID gain adniittanee TO the
previous one on accotiht of the crowd TO
Attend.
A number of young men, companions
ef the late Henry Jones, whose death
was announced in Yesterdays STAR,
will leave this evening for Columbus to
attend his funeral, which VIII take place
tomorrow morning Al 0 O'CLOCK.
The House OF the good Shepherd has
bought the Beaten farni, on Highland
avenue, Tor S9,o00. The object OF thas
society is ''the reformation Of peniten,
women, and the preservation OF young
girls, without regard to religion"
"A number Of susprcloas looking char
acters, supposed to belong to the
Forties, were having high old time
this morning in the alley RAINING east
from Columbia street near Mayo. When
they were approached they ran on, feav-
inx keg nearly 1illed with beer Benind.
the name of Butcher &c Weidfhaii was
IN the ksg.
HAMILTON.
The ladies oil the Presbyterian Churc b
will give q social to-aaorrow evening In
the lecture room OF the church.
Quite large number OF the .yeomanry
Of old Butler LETT for Cincinnati this
morning TO attend the Convention.
The May term OF Common Pleas Court
convened yesterday with Judge Meeker
on the bench. The Grand Jury was
sworn aud charged.
The Grangers Of Butler County con-
template starting q Granger Bank in
Hamilton, and have already commenced
canyassing the county for stock.
The contract for building the north
abutment or the Junction Railroad
Bridge was awarded TO fl. Frechtting,
whose bid was $S4o-the lowest bid
made.
A warrant was yesterday sworn out
by Mr.. Babceek for the arrest OF his step.
son, Harry Hay, who is charged with
having appropriated all OF the jewelry
belonging to his mother.
At the meeting Of Council Monday
night, the Committee on Law recon.
mended the payment of the judgment
and costs amounting TO 50, ,437 II in the
case OF Samuel Davis against the city.
In the Probate Court yesterday David
Finch was appointed executor OF the es-
tate OF Claassa Lester, deceased, and ID
q. Harper was appointed administrator
OF The estate OF William G. White, de-
ceased.
LEXINGTON. KY.