The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-06
COYINGTON.


Pofessor John Smith left this morning
tor New York.
The Water-works infuent pipe is
again broken.
A new dancing club is to be organized
in the East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tate have returned
from their wedding trip.
The Covington Skating Rink will be
ready for the winter by next Saturday.
The CoVington Weekly Press has not
made its appearance for the past few
weeks. 1t ls deiunct?
A grand birthday party is announced
for next Thursday at the residence Vt f.
Gier, on Wheeler street.
Mr.. FL. Ii. Helman and wife celebrated
their silver wedding yesterday at their
residence on Eleventh street.
Services at the First Presbyterian
Church, which is being renovated,
will be suspended next Sunday.
The new organ tor the Ninth-street
Presby terian Church has arrived, and
will be put in position this week.
Messrs. L. Geisbauer, G. r. Fechter
and j. A. Deppe have formed u partner
Dhip to run the Constans brewery in
Newport.
Rev. John Worrall will be ordained
md installed in Louisville Thursday
night. His father, Rev. J. M. Worrall,
ID, will leave tomorrow to assist in
the ceremonies.
Julius Body, who resides at the corner
Df Pleasant ana Greenup streets, and
employed in shoe factory in Clncin-
mali, had his right hand badly mashed
while at work, a few days ago.
MAYORS CoURT.-Peter Litze. George
Irvine, John Doran, Michael Kennedy
Rnd John w. Gurren, all drunk, were
each fined 81 and costs. George Willes
and VIM. Levi, disorderly conduct, $13
zach.
The creditors OF Uriah Shinkle, bank
rupt, held final meeting Saturday. The
assignee's final report was accepted. An
order Of distribution of the last divi-
dend, $4,000, will be made in accordance
with the report.
The residence of Mr.. Joseph Hart, No.
108 West Fourth street, was entered by
burglars, who secured gold watch and
chain, a pocketbook and some jewelry.
They had turned on the gas when Mr..
threatened to kill him with knife if he
did not remain quiet. They then left
che house and succeeded in eVading the
police, who had been notified.
: NEWPORT.
The Republicans held rousing meet
ing Saturday night, at the Courthouse.
Speeches were made by E. W. Hawkins,
Esq, Major b. NJ. Piatt and Col. Land
ram.
County Court is in session at Alexan-
dria to-day and number of lawyers
from this city are in attendance, which
accounts for the unusual quietness of
this burg to-day.
The Klein Bros. gave grand concert
last nignt at the Stadt Theater lor the
benefit OF the poor. The sacred concert
ut Turner Hall also came of, as we'll as
the entertainment at ST. Stephens
Church. No arrests made.
The concert at St. Stephens Church
last night night was success in every
particular, the managers realizing about
$4,000, which will go towards paying tor
The bells and church, that will be ready
TO be put in place by next Sunday.
The Pickwick Club will commence
their season of entertainments to-mor-
row evening at Odd-fellows' Hall in the
society play Of "Pure Gold" The list
of admission tickets is limited to one
hundred and twenty-five, each ticket
admitting one gentleman and two ladies.
The list is already filled, aud is COM
posea Of the elite of Newport.
The polls of the First District will be
held at Dr.. Smiths office on Monmouth
street between Madison and Jefferson
streets, instead of at the Seminary as
formerly. This change is made 50 as
not to disturb the school. The Third
District will be held at the corner of
Orchard and Tibbatts streets. This
is also made for the same purpose.
The citizens benefit to the Trouba-
dours Saturday night was a failure.
The hall was not more than half filled,
and a third OF those We're dead heads.
At the conclusion OF the performance
one OF the managers made short speech,
thanking those of the citizens who helped
them through i'll their trouble, and prom
ising to return at no distant day with
complete change of programme.
CITY CoURT.-Joseph Wise, John Len
ninger, Charles Eckstein and John Car
ney we're arrested yesterday afternoon
by Officers Flynn and Cottingham for
being IN a fight at the corner of McAr-
thur and Columbia streets. This morn
ing Judge Geisier dosed the former two
TO the extent of $50 and costs; the latter
two he let off with SO and costs. Nick
Arnold, drunk and dsorderly, 81 and
costs; Z, j. McVey. same charge, $40
and costs.
The Forties visited the grocery of
Mrs. Usler, at the corner of Columbia
and Rlnggold streets, this morning about
2 o'clock, and lifted the cellar-door.
fro mo and oil nnt ann landed Innnn on