The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
COvINGTON.

1ully recovered ana entered upon MS
duties.
A female burglar entered the resi-
dence of Mrs. l.. Gray, at 1,046 Madison
street yesterday, but was discovered
before she could secure any spOlls.
AT the annual election OF the Mays
vile d Lexington Railroad Company
yesterday, Mr.. George Ii. Pendielon
was chosen President aud the Direct
urs were reelected.
The Star Baseball Club will play the
Capital City nine on the 10th inst. at the
Star Grounds. Efforts are also being
made to play a game with the st. Louis
Reds during the fore part OF this month.
Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Joseph Pohlman and Lethy
Willen, and j. X. Minor, OF Cincinnati,
and 8. II. Ernst. OF CovingtOn. The lat.
Ter couple will be married tonight at
Fourth-street Presby terian Churcn, and
1t is the social event OF the day in Gov
inglngton circles.
The Master Commissioner yesterday
BOLD various lots OF stock in the case OF
w. +. Simrall against Smith M. Hawes.
Thirty shares of City National Bank
were sold to Mr.. James Spilnnan at 12UM
and six and q half shares oil Kenton In.
surance Stock for 1887 to Mr.. Josiah
Campbell. The latter were worth 1926.
The aggregate of the sales was $3, ,959 5o.
MAYORS COURT. - Cyrus Cary and
VIM. Thompson, alias j. Cox, were ar
Tested yesterday evening for disorderly
Donduct and drunkenness. They were
let out on bail, and failed to make their
appearance this morning. Their fines
amounted TO $10 each, the exact sum Of
thelr bail. Thomas CALVIN, ior the same
"A .<.l,a x,x.I lr
Dnness, were each fined "a.
An alarm OF fire was sounded about
Z O'Clock this morning frsm box No.
;. The engines were called TO SUBJ
due fire below the roof OF two-story
brick building In Jail alley, between
Second and Third streets, owned by
Mike Moore and inhabited by colored
families. The flames were confined to
the top OF the building and were soon
extinguished. Loss about 500, mostly
by water. No insurance.
NEWBORN.
The damage to the pump at the Water
works will be repaired BY the latter part
bf this week.
W. A. Davidson this morning brought
suit against I'll. A. Schrlver for SANDER,
Rnd asks damages in the sum OF $780,.
BOO.
Mr.. John j. O'Brien, the obliging tele.
graph operator at this end of the Short
Line Railroad, has new carpet spread
Dver his office floor, and has received
new set OF instruments.
CITY CoURT.-Mike Scott, who ON last
Sunday gave his wife a beating, was
sned $15 and costs. Pat. Bradley, dis
orderly, paid 81 ahd costs. Hannah Rob-
Iiisoh, iof resisting an officer, was
Huicted 10 and COSTS.
Mr.. Bernard Herbers, Of this city, has
lnally concluded that it 10 not weH to
be alone, and will, at $3.50 O'clock this
evening, lead to the altar Miss Kate
Efinger, an accomplished young lady of
Einclnnati, The ceremony will be per-
tormsd at st. Joseph's Church, Cincih-
nati.
CRIMINAL COURT. - The Common
Wealth against Jiio. Mcnamara, charged
with breach OF the peace. Tue jury
Brought III a verdict lining defendant SIS
md Gusts.
The case of the Commonwealth against
r. III. Bradley, selling liquors to minors,
Is In progress.
The election of officers of the German
Benevolent Association of Newport last
night resulted as follows: President,
A. Uilling; First Vice President, ii.
Bertmann, Second Vice President, q.
Haefner; First Secretary, F. Scherer;
Second Secretary, l.. Hoch; Treasurer,
A. Schneider; Visiting Committee, al.
Schraffenberger, II. Habbel, G.. Keim, J.
Hundemmer, Chr. Hak and j. Koeble.
BARRACKS NEws.--Lieutenant Tyler,
Sergeant Bradley and Corporal Eddy,
with eight prlyates of Company +, Six.
teenth Regiment, left Nashville about 8
O'Clock last night aud arrived here to re-
lieve the men at this post, who will in
day or SO leave for Columbus. 1t is al
most certain that Companies T and G,
OF the Sixteenth, now at Nashville, will
be ordered here by the Goth inst. The
band, which is to come along, contains
twenty. six men and is by far better than
the one lately at this station. Lieut..
Tyler is handsome young soldier and
3s the youngest Lieutenant in the regi-
Ment.
A sneak thief entered the residence of
j. b. Chadwick, Front street, yesterday
AFTERNOON, and hastily collecting some
fIloles oil wearing apparel belonging to
Mrs. Chadwick, a gold watch and some
tewelry, decamped while the family
were at tea. A woman was seen
leaving the house about hall-pasg 9
In the evening", with large bundle
under her arm. The articles missed con.
ring, sleeve buttons, studs, ETC., q black
cashmere dress, black and purple
moire antique silk, q grenadine over
dress and black silk basque, with
several handkereniefs having Dlack bor-
dars and some lady's under-clotbiIg. A
few other articles are believed to have
been taken along with those above