The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-24
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

its new quarters.
Mr.. He. Hallam, the Enquirer re
porter celebrated his thirty-eightl
birthday yesterday.
MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-Peter Schaller
and Mary Teipel, Bernard Thermas and
Katharine Splendes.
Messrs. Flint, Houtz and McSorly, for
merly OF the S.ar Baseball Club, were
in the city yesterday.
A hunting excursion takes place next
Monday morning for Verona Station, on
the Short-line Railroad.
Jacob Mueller, night before. last, fell
into cellar at Geisbauer's brewery and
sustained serious s'injuries.
The residence of Mr.. Marks in West
CoVington was robbed some days ago
,Ofa silver watch and $75 in money.
One of our policemen and one of j.
Weavers book-keepers went out hunting
Ibis morning on the Licking RIVER.
MAYORS CoURT.-Brank. Nixon, dis.
orderly conduct, continued until
Wednesday; George Hodges, drunk, 81.
Squire Duveneck yesterday united in
marriage arunaway couple from Ohio,
named Philip Erb and Alice Reynolds.
In the County Court yesterday the
aside, the previous probate being re-
Eersed by the Circuit Court.
James Parr, who resides at the cor
ner olFllteenth and Bankiick, u .tewdays
ngo Was attacked by some roughs, badly
beaten, and is not yet able to leave his
bed.
"A warrant was issued yesterday for
the arrest Of man named John Barn,
who is accused of throwing butcher
knife at the Hayes and Wheeler process
Bion last Saturday night.
Two of the lottery men, w. Y. Sedan
and Morris Moses, were again arrested
yesterday, on warrant sworn out by
MIR. W. h. Gillespie, in which they are
charged with illegally conducting lot
1ery. Squire Francis released them
under sou bonds each to await the ae-
lion OF lhe Grand Jury.
The following is the line of march Of
The Tilden and Hendricks Clubs tonight: {:
Up ScOtt.to Filth, west on Fifth to Mad
ism, south on Madison to Sixth, west
OH Sixth to Russell, north on Russell to
Fourth, west on Fourth to Main, south
on Main to Seventh, west on Seventh to
Bakewell, south on BakeweH 10 Riddle,
east on Riddle to BankIick, south on
Banklick to Twelfth, west OH Twelfth to
LSOj oOubu Oh AIOO W w WGob Ou
Watkins 10 Main, north on Main to
Twelfth, east on Twelfth to Lee, north
Un Lee to Pike, east on Pike to Madi-
son, south on Madison to Twelfth, east
ON Twelfth to Greenup, south ON
Gfeenup to Pleasant, east on Pleasant
to Stevens, north OH Stevens to Twelfth,
west on Twelfth to Greenup, north ON
Greenup to Cincinnati Bridge.
NEWPORT,
The opening of the German Theater
will take place tomorrow night.
Chas. Helm, Esq, is the County At
t0rney pro TEN. III the absence Of Mr..
Quicker.
The Burning dairy, on the Water
works Road, is TO be sold to-day at Com
missiOneTS sale.
License to Marry-Fr Dryer and
Theresa Breggman, W. j. Brown and
Carrie A. Stewart.
The many friends of Mr.. William j.
Mariani will regret to learn of his Sc
rious illness AZ his residence, 113 Belle
Vue street.
Mr.. VIM. Stone, City Treasurer, and
Mr. Pat. Bolan, City Marshal OF Coving-
ION, were in town yesterday, the guests
OF Marshal Lock.
Mr.. j. Stemler and Miss Clara Webb
will be united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony this evening at Craze Nj. E.
church by Rev. Mr.. Cowden.
The Forties are at it again. This time
they visited MIR. j. Hawthorne's chicken
roOst, and now that gentleman mourns
the loss of nine fine Bramah fowls.
Mr.. BrizzoIari has entered suit in the
Circuit Court in the sum OF s., 300 against
Dick DAVIS and Bill Mcdonald for
breaking windows ana otherwise dam
aging his property.
Dennis and John Mullen, for attempt
ing to smuggle "tangIefoot' to the pris- |
Oners in the Jail, and for resisting Off |
GERS, were lined $50 and given thirty
uays ON the stone-pile, each.
Thieves on Sunday night entered the
cellar of the grocery store of Herman
Dieders, at the corner Of Walnut and
Patterson streets, and stole eight bot
Ties Of ale and about dozen heads of |
rabbage.
CITY CoURr.-Peter Fury, till tap |
ping, $40 and cOsts-stone pile; Sarah |
Fay, disorderly conduct, 81 and costs;
Pat Bay and James Gleason, drunk ana |
disorderly, $5 and costs each; Kate Nc
Govern, drunkenness, continued.
HAMILTON.
The funeral of w. Ii. Riley will take
place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the United Presby terian Church.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Schmidt !
took place this morning from the resi-
dence OF Louis Sohngen, First Ward.
DR.. James Hunt, while returning from
attendance on patient near George
town Friday night, was thrown from his
buggy and sustained injuries which
caused his death the next morning.
David Brannan, who was indicted for
selling LIQUORS to minors in two differ
ent cases, and one tor selling to be drank
OH the premises, yesterday pleaded
guilty in each case and was fined So and
costs In each.
Council met last night in regular ses-
sion. The Committee on Law reported
that they had seen the Attorney in reIa-
tion to the cutting of OF the Basin, that
the petition had been filed and the tol-
lowing named gentlemen appointed as
commissioners: Peter Murphy, NJ. P.
Aston and W. B. Oglesby.
Messrs. Egray, Beeler and Graham
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