The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
THE DAILY STAR
MONDAY..................OOTOBER 2a
COVINGTON.

The Internal Revenue collections for
the past week were $65, Sez II.
The Covington Orchestra has reorgan-
lied with Nj. Henry Affel as Director.
Mr.. George A. Yates and Mr.. Adams
have been appointed School EXamln-
ers.
The anniversary of Beethoven Lodge
No. q, X. OF p, Will be celebrated TO-
night.
Elder P. B. Wiles, of the Fith-street
Christian Church, has recovered from
his late illness.
Rev. Mr.. Boggs, of Covington, Tenn,
preached yesterday at the Nlnth-street
Presbyterian Church.
The special policemen sworn in Sat
urday night to protect the hepupllcan
parade were not needed
MIR. and Mrs, Chas. II. Fisk celebrate
their tin wedding this evening at thelr
residence on Russell street.
The saloon of j. +. Rothenhofer, on
Lower Market, near Greenup street, was
robbed of $S 40 last Saturday night.
VIM. Koop, arrested some months ago
for violating the Revenue laws, was sur
rendered by his bondsmen yesterday
and put in Jail.
The American House, at 1O4 West
Sixth street, was entered by thieves last
night, but they were scared away be-
tore getting anything.
The marriage OF Mr.. Bernhard Toeham
and Miss. Emma Dickman takes place TO-
morrow morning at ST.. Augustlne's
Church, in Peaselburg.
The saloon of Joe Wordeman, corner
OF Brennan and Craig streets, was en-
tered by some sneak thief last night. A
pistol and some other valuable articles
were taken.
The Sixth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club give a ball tonight at Arbeiter
Hall. Phe Ninlh Ward Ttlden and Hen
bricks Club also give bail at Melbers
Hall tonight.
Mr.. Ed. Murphy, who resides in Gin
cinnatl, and lately a clerk at Walsh y
Kellogg's distillery, had his thumb
mashed about ten days ago, and dled OF
lOck-jaw at his home on Saturday.
POLICE CoURT.-W. Mcdonald, drunk
ana disorderiy, $l3; Eugene Phillips,
breach of the peace, SIS; z. Hickman,
carrying concealed weapons, $53; John
shere. james Dayle, Richard .. Sullivan,
drunk and disorderly, each fined "a;
KATE Ellison, breach of the peace, IA;
Joseph Mayors, same, 70; James Hail
and Petty Anderson, breach OF the peace,
continued.
VIEWPOINT.
The new clock Of Corpus Christi
Church is now in good running order.
Dan, Fauz is in possession of the nee
essary papers to marry WilAelmina Lie
bing.
District Deputy FL. +. Meyer will on |
Wednesday organize Lodge VI knights
OF Honor.
CITY CoURT.-Minerva Ryan. drunk
enness anu Yagrancy, $l5 and costs.
Gone 70 jail.
The Commonwealth against Joseph |
Wilson tor breach OF the peace. Before |
'Sduire Buchanan. Case continued.
1t is rumored that Hutch. Waters, the |
house-breaker, who is in the Peniten-
tiary. has been pardoned by the Gov
ernOr.
Frank. Edgar, G. II. Fearons and
julius SchweItzer will speak this even
ing at the Democratic demonstration in
Dayton.
Mr.. John Schwartz, the Jailer-elect,
was in town this morning. John will
take possession OF his new othce on
"New Year."
County Clerk E !, Air was at his post
again this morning, alter a tWo-Weeks'
ramble through the Eastern States and
the Uanadas. Ed. is looking remarkably
well.
The U. S. snag-boat q. A. Woodruff
landed at the Newport Wharf this morn
ing, She will shortly commence to raise
some snags out OF the mouth OF The
Licking.
A thief, who halls from Cincinnati,
was caught this morning in the act OF
tapping the till of confectionery on the
corner of Eglantine and Saratoga streets.
The bridge policemen made the arrest.
Marshal Lock Is occupying his new
office this morning, on the corner OF
York and SUuthgaLe streets. lie has
placed slate i'll the Office ior the special
benefit of reporters, wnere all arrests |
and the names of officers, &C., will be
found each day.
The Pickwick Club, a combination of
the Ben. Jonson and Bellevue Clubs,
which includes the best amateur talent
in the city, Will commence a series OF
at Odd-lelloWs' Hall on
the evening OF November 7, in the beauti-
1ul society play, "Pure Gold"
Cary Bell, the colored orator, is now +
to h0bbie about on crutches, ,
TIE NUOu6n ltS GuuG uOH6 LIN oCl "
ice for number of years, having be- ,
come useless. He IS around to-day
calling on his friends, testing their lib
erality to help him get new one.
HAMILTON. ,
John C. Holbrock is lying quite i'll /
from severe cold which settled on his {
lungs. i
VIM. r. Bell, of New York, is visiting
his uncle, James Z. Bell, on Third !
street.
John w. Hilker, the Third-street drug I
gist, has returned from trip 10 the Gen. t
tenhial. Il
Rev. McCosky, of Xenia, preached at 9
the United Presbyterian church yester-
day morning and evening.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian '
Church will give Il social in the lecture '
room Of The church next Thursday even !
ing.
Quite a shower Of grasshoppers swept :
over the city Saturday night between IL
and II O'Clock. Many were TO be seen