The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
THE DAILY STAR
..SEPTEMRER FL
CovINGToN.


to-day at Burlington.
DR.. Noonan arrived home this morn
ing very much improved in health.
A boy, thirteen years old, son of John
Collopy, fell from u tree and broke leg
last evening.
The slander case of Louis Wirth
against Rudolph Berti is being tried in
the Circuit Court.
Jim Edwards last night deserted the
"B0ys in Blue" at indianapolis, and re-
turned this morning, weary, forIorn and
foOtsore.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Graf, disor-
derry, 70 and costs; Frank. Thomas, pet
III larceny, dismissed; Sandy Grant and
Bob Fisk, breach OF the peace, each S6
and costs.
The widow of the late Jesse ID. Bright
has, as eXecutriX, brought suit against
the Raymond Coal Company for the re-
eoyery OF $36 900 for services rendered
The defendant by the testator.
John Maurer, of the Twelfth-street
Hose-nouse, was awarded gold watch
and chain last night as being the best
Walter in the city. Miss Emm Hunger,
Of Cincinnati, was presented with an ell
Pgant set OF China vases.
Mr.. Chas. II. Bronson, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Grace Ransom, of this city
were married last evening at Trinity
Church. The parties were supported by
Miss SybIl Foote, Covington, and Mr..
W. B. Bruce, of Cincinnati; and Miss
Annie simpson, cousin OF the groom,
and Mr.. L. .. Barber, of Cincinnati; I;
Messrs. e. j. Bruce, Joseph Ii. Barker,
e. Bradley and j. q. Halle, Of Cincin-
natl.
James Creighton, cigar dealer at No.
81 East Fifth street, lately missed hat
and coat from his store, and suspected a
colored man named David cambridge of
having stolen the articles. cambridge
Is employed near the neighborhood OF
Mrs. Stephens, and at her house the
missing goods we're found. They were
hidden in David's bedding. A warrant
was sworn out and Constable Tom Fran
els Immediately proceeded to the house
Of Dandridge's mother. cambridge,
when he saw the Constable, jumped out
Of the second-story window, but Tom
caught him after long chase. Dand-
ridge was arraigned in Squire Francis
Court and held over to the Grand Jury
in the sum OF 5000. In default Of this he
was committed. Frank Thomas will
also be tried on the same charge.
NEWPORT.
No City Court again to-day.
Mr.. Stephen Cromer has donated a
bell to the st. Stephens Cemetery.
The Evening Star Dancing Associa-
tion's bail takes place this evening at
Eclipse Hall.
Professor Jim Greene, formerly OF
Captain Horns famous band, had a val
liable silk umbrella stolen from him the
other day.
In the County Court yesterday the
bastardy case OF Louisa Bastian against
sAdam Sprau was dismissed, both par
lies having married.
VIM. Emerson, on his return from the
Centennial, was honored with soiree
and reception at Odd-fellows' Hall by
The Newport Glee Club.
The Second Regiment Band will not
come here as was expected, and when
the present men of the Sixteenth leave,
the Newport Barracks will again be
without music.
There will be grand Republican
meeting tomorrow night at the Court
house. Speeches will be delivered by
Judge A. r. Sloanaker, OF Louisiana, and
Colonel 9. Ii. Branscome, of Missouri.
Captain Brogan, of the Cincinnati
Belle, is down again with severe ill
ness. This attack is much more serious
than the former one. His physician,
DR.. Carney, who is absent at Put-in-
Bay, has been telegraphed for.
Three divorces were granted in the
Chancery Court yesterday. Hattie L.
McCarroll was granted divorce from
her husband VIM. McCarroll, Mary L.
Manning from Edward A. Manning, and
Mary j. Foos from Thomas j. Foos, all
Tor abandonment.
Ed. O'Hara, be COB, was out with
navy revolver, looking for the man who
SAID that his boots, coat and hat had
been loaned from him, by saloon keep
or, and also for stating that he had in
stltuted suit against the Enquirer for
damages. 1t was rumored that Ed. had
committed suicide, but the Coroner up
to noon had received no Information to
that effect.
WEST COvINGTON, KY.
Capt. W. q. Mccoy, tue enterprising
u substantial float for the Cincinnati
Landing and for the accommodation of
the public travel. At his own personal
expense he has built solid oak plank
sidewalk from the ferry to the city of
Ludlow. Now can't "conYenienW
grulnblers give praise to whom praise is
Justly due? More anon.
The first grand hop of the Centennial
Dancing Club, No. l, OF the West End OF
CoWngton, took place at the beautiful
popular Centennial Hall, last evening,
ana was blaze of beauty, composed OF
the elite of the West End, all of whom
Wed in making the affair most entertain
ing and agreeable. The brilliant Hop"
as the boys call 1T, opened about 9T
O'Clock, with that soul of good men, john
Maria, the distinguished chief, and his
Rmiable lady heading the grand march,
most ably assisted by Messrs. john
Hungler and James Crawley, his aids,
md the following named gentlemamly
Inanagers: James Ross, P. Madden, p.
Casey,H William Casey, j. Maria,
A. Beach, j. Vasey and Andy Meeks,
who conducted the bon ton little
Affair to the delight and satisfaction OF
Iii concerned. The supper was set by
mine host, Gov. Romanowitz, and that is
= sufficient recommendation, to say that
1t was No. /. Now the Governor, in his
Yood nature, surprised the whole
party at supper by producing one
Sf the most exquisitely artistic
bouquets as prize for the