The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-18
THE DAILY STAR
..NOVENEBEIE 1s
COVINGTON.


Mr.. John Smith and wife returned this
morning from their pleasant trip to New
York.
MAYORS CoURT.-Mary Gibson, drunk
ana dlsorderly, $13; john McShaue,
drunk, "a.
Col. Samuels, Vice President of the
Pound Gap Railroad, Is confined to his
bed by sickness.
The skating rink is ready, and the Cit
iZens are now anxiously awaiting the
coming of cold weather.
There is now probability that Col.
Burns will be reiAstated az United
States Marshal OF Kentucky.
The "coniab" among the Pioneers of
Kenton, Campbell and Boone Counties
commenced ut 2 O'clock to-day before
Mayor Athey.
/ The ST. Elizabeth Hospital Associa-
tion viii celebrate It's anniversary to-
morrow. Right Rev. Bishop ToeDbe Will
be present OH the occasion.
A sneak thief entered the residence Of
r. W. Buchanan, No. 81 East Front
street, on Thursday night and stole lot
of silver spoons and table ware.
I The new organ OF the Nlnth-street
PresDy terian Church was opened to the
puOllC IOI OuC III oD luob n
grand concert was given by the Cincin-
hati Quartette Club.
Mrs. j.. Bedold, who lives on the cor
Rer Of Bakewell and Emma streets, was
Rrraigned Deio1e United States Commits
Bioner Bostwick this morning, charged
with opening letters belonging to Miss
Nellie Reed. At the time we left the
sity the case had not been concluded.
The residence of Mr.. Lansing Cul-
bertson was visited night before last by =
a burglar. Mr.. Culbertson heard the
noise OF the man, and going into the
diniug-room was struck down by the
burglar and cut across the arm with
.knile. The scoundrel then made his es-
cape.
The Pound Gap Railroad has COM
pleted contract with Messrs. Mason,
Shanahan, Harmon & Co., Of Staunton,
Va, to construct seyenty-fve miles OF
their road westward from Hazel Green
to point on the Ohio River, alter which
1hey will build the road to CovIngton.
Phey have also contracted for the iron
and the rolling stock. The rolling stock
was purchased from the Dayton, Ohio,
Car-Works. They have purchased one
Of those Centennial engines in use for
the past six months carrying the visit
Drs around the track at the big Philadel-
phia show. 1t weighs nineteen tons and
has eight drivers.
NEWPORT.
Miss Betty Hayman leaves to-day TO
visit friends at Portsmouth,, o.
Mr.. Frank. Barker and wife have re-
turned from their Eastern tour.
Governor McCreary has pardoned DR..
John Kerr, who was committed for a
breach OF The peace.
Mr.. 2. Maley, of this city, left yester-
day TO take charge OF $4,000 contract
On the Southern Road.
A barrel of cider was stolen night be-
tore last from the cellar of Mr.. Frank.
Sherer's residence on Cactus Lane.
An inquest of lunacy was held in
Judge Berry's Court on young girl
named Annie Grabinger. The jury pro-
nounced the girl to be sane.
Westminster Presbyterian Congrega-
zion is the name OF the First and Second
Presbyterian Churches, which have been
formed into single congregation.
Rev. ]. B. Jones, former pastor of the
Christian Church, will commence
protracted meeting in Hayman's Hall
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock. Meet
3ngs TO continue during the week.
Mr.. John Schwartz, Jaier elect, has
written lengthy card, the substance or
which is he denies in toto ever having
voted in Paris, KY, but that he has voted
in Campbell County during the past
thirty years.
CITY CoURT.-Tim. Shannon, the lad
who got 50 tull Of sour mash and then
raised cain in his neighborhood last
Tuesday, appeared before Judge Geisler
this morning and was fined $50 and costs.
Gone TO the stone pile.
Dave O'Brien, of Woods Theater, Gin
cinnatl, Frank. NJ. Craig, Bart. Smith,
and a 1irst-class stock company, will
open the Stadt Theater tonight in Hud-
BOn's play, ''Vetoed, or Mistaken Iden-
tlty." Tney propose giving entertain
snents Thursday and Saturday evenings
during the season.
A fellow named Claycamp got on a
fearful drunk yesterday, and COM
menced raising old Ned in the neighbor-
hood Of Monmouth and Tibbatts streets.
A man named w alder, who attempted to
take him home, was Knocked down; then
II rough and tumble fight ensued. By
Btandel Interiered, and separated them
before further damage was done. No
arrests.
HAMILTON.
The Board of Health held meeting
yesterday afternoon. A resolution was
passed requiring the School Board to
have the pupils in the public schools
vaccinated or those who stand in need
of it.
A petition was yesterday filed in which
suit is brought by Patrick j. Conner, of
MIddletown, against Barney Goldrick,
Nicholas Muller, Thomas Fay, John
Cummins and others, Church Com
mittee OF the Holy Trinity Church Cath
olic), to recover $40, 900 damages for def
amaJion of character.
The School Board met Thursday night
and finished up the Elise hadwick
matter by dismssng Miss Chadwick by
a vote OF to 3. Messrs. Benninghotfer,
Skinner, Brown, Hamann and Hargitt
voting in the affirmative and Messrs.
Martin, Straub and Matthias in the neg
alive. There were three applicants for
the position made vacant by the Boards
action. Miss Tyler received the ap-
pointment.
LEXINGTON. KY.
His Honor Mayor Frazer has re-
turned.
R.v. w. W. Case, of Cincinnati, will
I'LL the pulpit of Centenary M. Il. Church