The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-28
COYINGTON.


IN Covlhgtoh to-iay.
A grand ball and ten-pin tournament
taxes place tnis evening al Inomah's .
Hall IN Peasleburg.
The entertainment for the benefit of
ST. Johns Orphan Asylum at st. Mary's
Hail last night was success.
Revival meetings will be held, COM
mencing tomorrow evening and eXtend-
ing through the week, at the First Pres
'pyterlan Church.
Harris Musselman. of Harrison Conn
ty, was arrested by Deputy II. S. Mar
shal HARRINGTON on a charye of violatino.
the Revenue laws. Tue trial is put for
This evening. R HE FtH
Several ltyely rows occurred in our
city Yesterday. One among a lot of col
ored men on Ninth street. between Mad
ison and Washington, and another on
Twelfth street. No arrests.
Chris. Sautif, accused of selling liquor
without Government license, was re-
leased Saturday from Jail, having given
bond for his appearance before the Grand
Jury OF the United States Cnurt.
.tHon. viii Cuu,hsek os rrd;.na Ian
tures at The, First Prasbv terian Church
this evening f6r the benefit Of the ladies',
association. His subject is: "The Inyis-
ible Some People;" or, in other words,
"Gossip."
The Young rowdies at tbe corner of
Thirteenth and Scott streets have made
II A custom tn uIace cartridces on fhe
streetcar track. The explosion that en-
cues has frightened several of the horses
and freque ntly caused them to runaway.
MIR. Pnilip Brenise. who was married
last Wednesday AT Aupusta. XIV. cele.
brated the occasion by a grand supper
given last evening at ST. Joseph School
Hall. The choir vi the Church was in at
tendance and perforined some fine mu-
sic.
James Griffinis wantad IN Nashv;y,o
srsnnassaa nn hsr,tao ~ ~ - t,' ny,ae'
Officer Crockett arrested the man at tile
residence OF Mrs. Joyce, the mother OF
Griffin, on Tenth street near Greenup.
Griffin was locked up until requlsition
arrives from Nashyille.
The loafars who for Tho los so,v oats
have heen 'hraaSina 'no winsn ,s ~" w woeao t,ao
ni,rost minuom VI IVY
;nua',th a,nm aay "dy an ING neisnoornooo VI
a,in mi'm ata am ~ eenSp @ ssaTe'S, meie az A.
StI JeHseauSy. =, ,S.n notetaa tea msnSs welc
AnooA9u At,oo h' in' anu .nouSn 'le nuisance mas
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The Coyington Light Guard will take
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cars, and viii present Themselves in
three .tableaux-Washington crossing
sne DelaWare' Jackson at New Ofleans,
sho na mi sanaeau unios'ia'lns "n inci"en1 al
VIZ aeA.oen "ai'
fsthar ma'I burt re,pG, =, Eoung E iaay WHOSE
49,. h',nSu nuio" iee. tiuay, S"nio heaf
to- enns yui h nSo w Hea'n yesteieay norn-
- ~ %SN ~ASAS3 Ave AZ a WVAAVh oth OCes
coming too near tha Are bay Tres9 ,vas
soon ia a blaSe' Her cries ot distress
brought to her aid her sister, who en-.
yeloped her in blanket, smothering the
flames.
Mayor,s Court-Wm PIaokve1I m
glo Banks and August Weger, disorder
gy, $l3 each; John Jones, drunk, ST.
Mary Morarity, same, 81, to be fed on
bread and water; Robert Lindsey, drunk
NV Nh 9isoraoya ya -, Deue Aoes1s ana
61o,y; ,a.rran or dovs JaSn Srd Se' oaM
IIohn WaanaiI orrost.d y n. He;$novs $,oUs gUnu' n,'
Sonn sn md ao Uon,';nn ~ Wm illnt piSs-
Alary,s Hall. on the charge of stealing
the pantaloons of Joe Duveneck. jr., was
dismissed. provided he re-instate the
owner. Warden says ne was sent by
Pome man TO get the garment and when
ho oAo"6no AZ AZ Woo 'oiu w neop lI'
rrupopr
Nv siss eoaAs'
The praise meeting at the Second
Jresbyterian Church last night drew
crowded audience.
d The National Dancing Association
will give their grand masquerade ball
tomorrow evening at Eclipse Hall.
On our grounds this morning we noticed
some Of the 'Forties" taking a survey
Of the Fourth Ward. A hint to the wise.
About fifty maskers from this city Will
attend the 'Mardi Gras procession to-
morrow. Tibbatts' band will head the
train.
The money drawer at Michaeps ero-
Gerry, corner of Louis and Isabella
streets, was robbed Saturday of about
$l0 III change.
The knights OF Pleasure will give a |
bah on the 9th of next month. Immense
preparations are being made for the sue
cess Of the affair.
: Rev. William N. Pettis conducted SER
vices at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
yesterday for the first time since he took
charge Of the parish.