The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-31
COVINGTON,

Inc lecture Oh u. .. CnauWlck comes
of tonight at Odd-felloWs' Hall.
The forty hours devotion at the Mother
OF God Church ends this evening.
A new steeple is being put on the top
OF the premises OF Hose Company No. 2.
1t is rumored that Internal Revenue
Collector Holden has been removed
from office.
Joseph G. Whitehouse was appointed
administrator OF Caroline CruIksbank,
deceased.
The largest kiln ever made in this city
was finished yesterday at B. Heroing &
Co.'s brick-yard.
The ball of the Seventh Ward Tilden
and Hendricks Club comes off tonight
at Drexelius' Hall.
Caroline Vogt filed her petition for di-
yorce from her husband, Christopher
Vogt, On the ground of brutal treat
ment.
A meeting was held last night at the
Sheriff's office, at which committee
was appointed to obtain subscriptions
to the stock OF a skating rink associa-
tion.
The cases of John Ternay and Patrick
White were brought before Esquire
EVAN this morning, and continued until
go'clock. White is charged with per-
Jury.
The West End Tilden and Hendricks
Club meets tonight at Holmes on Third
street, to arrange for a participation in
the parade in Cincinnati on the Sth of
next month.
Joseph Johnston, fourteen years old,
was severely bitten in the hand by dog
day before yesterday. The wound was
cauterized, but yesterday such danger
GUS symptoms appeared that the boys
life Is threatened.
NEWPORT.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club OF the
Fourth Ward will meet this evening.
A sacred concert will be given next
Sunday evening in ST. Stephens Church.
The till of Denizer's grocery was
'Tobbed by couple Of colored thieves
yesterday afternoon.
. A house on Byzantine street, belonging
to P. II. Wilson, was broken into the
other night and despoiled of all the gas
and water pipes.
Dick Davis, charged with having de-
stroyed the windows in BrizzolarPs
house, was held in the sum of $500 to an
swer before the Grand Jury.
The funeral of Pat. Hickey, from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
this morning, was one of the largest
which was ever held in Newport.
Capt. VIM. N. Air, on his return from
the Centennial, presented each of his
employees with handsome pair of cuff
buttons, which he purchased in Phila-
delphia.
Rev. Jas. F. Hamilton left to-day for
his old home near Zanesville, Ohio. A
farewell reception was rendered him
last night at tue residence of j. A. Lip.
pincott, No. 165 Taylor street.
The field and line officers of the Hayes
and Wheeler Guards will meet at Gen,
Holden's Office, i'll Covington, this even
ing, TO make arrangements for the torch
ligAt procession that is to take place to-
morrow night.
CITY CoURT.-Michael Scott, dsor-
derly conduct, $50 and costs; Philip
costs; James White, till tapping, SIS
and costs; James jackson and Nancy
Raney, use.breaklng, continued till
Thursday.
Miss Ida, the beautiful and talented
daughter of Mr.. j. N. Falls, of this
Dity, has returned from a two weeks
visit to friends at Circleyille, Ohio.
During her stay there she was in at
tendance at the twentieth anniversary
Df Colonel and Mrs. Colonel Bunts
Wedding day. The Circleville Herald in
speaking of the affair mentions Miss
Falls as follows:
"Miss Falls, of Newport, who has
studied in Milan recently, in the same
school with Miss Latnrop, and who
Sang Tor us gioriously, wore II corn
rolored silk with cuirass and over-dress
Dt cardinal red China Grape. Miss Kate
Hawthorne, another sweet singer, wore
black silk with white lace over-dress."
DAYTON, KY.
Bond Lodge, 1. o. y. F.. will give a
supper and dance on the 18th of Novem-
ber.
Speaking by Mr.. Landrum, Republican
pominee tor Congress, Is announced Tor
Friday night.
All members OF the Tilden and Hen
tricks Club are requested to be present
1t the meeting this evening, as uniforms
and torches will be distributed prepar-
Rtory to the grand procession and meet
ing tomorrow night.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Capt. VIM. Follis, an old veteran who
keTfeu uifuek GVIN elllHBG0H AZ Tue
Memorable battle OF Waterloo, died at
Nicholasvilie, KY, Friday, in tile eighty
seventh year OF his age.
The Press urges "Citizens' Park"
What we want is City Park, and a
street railroad built by citizens. Let
Council do something for the embellish-
Meht Of our rusty town.
The creditors OF Colonel Stockton, late
proprietor of the St. Nicholas Hotel,
held meeting Saturday evening, but
came To no detinite agreement on the
settlement of their claims.
The Lexington Lecture Association
have SO far procured the following lee
turers: Professor e S. Morse, the Men
delsson Quintette Club OF Boston, Miss
Helen Potter. 1t is thought that Theo-
hore Tfton may yet be procured,
rs lie is billed to lecture in Paris about
January. ...
HAMILTON.
Edward Shafer yesterday enlisted in
the regular army.
The ladies took advantage OF the beau
lilul weather OF yesterday TO pay calls.
Tba Anciant Ordar of Hihprniaus will