The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
CovINGroN.


Orders for the STAR, which will be at 4
tended to by Mr.. John Olliges, carrier. /
in place of the late Mr.. Holje, may be
left at 955 Philadelphia street, Winter
mans cigar store, at Seventh ana Cralg,
or in Ludlow, at Mr.. Browns satoon.
Flint. the new catcher for the Stars,
reported for duty.
The Heywood Brothers. Comb nation
.appears at Odd-felio VS. Hall March ID.
The remains of the late DR.. j. b.
Steyes leave on the Kentucky Centrai
tomorrow morning for Lexington.
Mr.. Anton Herzog, who lately was
severely injured by being run over by
coal cart, is out ON the streets again.
Mr., Henry Katman, the boot and shoe
dealer at No. 81 Eleventh street, Will
leave for Germany about the lst OF May.
The Government has leased the prem
ises at Fifth and Scott streets, and con-
seauently the Post-office is not to be re-
moved.
olive Lodge No. SO, Knights of Honor,
give a free anniversary entertainment
at their lodge room in Wenzel Hall this
evening.
80 Jimmie Virgins and the corpse found
hanging from The fiag-stag at the Base-
ball grounds last night, is the only ques-
tion of interest in the city to-day.
Herman Bilderman, rag peddier, re-
siding at the corner of Thirteenth ana
Wheeler streets, lett his wagon standing
on the streets. Yesterday morning
when he aweke he found that the con-
tents of the wagon, amounting TO ABOUT
$40 worth OF rags, had disappeared.
MAYORS Court-Jas. Alexander, drunk
and disorderly, IS; Thos. McNally ana
james Ryan. were each given twenty
minutes to leave town. They were found
drunk last night by the officers. Chas.
Butler, for breach of the peace, wiu
work out fine Of $13. DIR. Geo. Weber
was fined the same for not reporting a
case of smallpox.
Chancery Court-Thomas B. Wise pro-
duced his County Court eertificate, and
O. aCommittee was appointed to examine
him for admission TO the Bar.
In the cases of Hiram Martin and wife,
a decree was entered granting the wife
the powers OF a femme sole in relation to
acquiring and disi,0sing OF property.
In the case OF Jane Proctor against
Marmaduke Proctor, for divorce, the de-
lendant flied an answer and 0ss-peti-
tioh denying the statements OF the peti-
tion, and setting up adultery by the
plaintiff.
In the case of B. S. Hardin against G..
It. Fechter, the defendant filed his an
swer, and q motion to appoint receiver
was maze by plaintiff.
In the matter Of James @. Arnold's
removal the response OF Thomas N. Ar
mold, Committee, was filed.
.Jehn u. Furber, nephew OF John N.
Furber, Esq, was appointed and sworn
as an Examiner, with Office at the north
west corner OF Fourth and Scott streets.
Peter huffman and vile filed petit
ton in the Circuit Court yesterday ask
ing leave TO adopt Wilhelm Kakel as their
helr-at.iaw.
NEWPORT.
Mayor Berry returns tonight from
Frankfort.
The Women's Mission Society moets
this afternoon.
Tuesday next is the last day for re-
turns of personal property for taxation.
A public meeting will soon be held
In regard 90 the disposition of the Gar.
-rison.
Captain Bowling yesterday found a
pocket-book containing $50 and two gold
rings.
John Sellman was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Geisler for breach OF the
q peace.
Rev. J. S. Chadwick, OF Louisville, de-
Myered centennial sermon last night at
Grace Church.
Mr.. Ed. b. Johnston has produced a
fine pencil portrait of one OF our eldest
citizens, Mr.. GatcheH.
The Grand Chiefs Of Red Men Of Ohio
and Indiana will tomorrow night pay a
visit TO P0cahontas Tribe, N0.3
= MIR. Lape, agent of the Clay Insurance
n. In AU IN Yuxy Er..n
beck tor the loss sustained by the late
fire.
Give us rest on Nelson. For the pas
few days there appeared nothing in tue
papers but that name. Pull down your
vest, Nelson.
The funeral of Mr.. Gerard Ellernan
took place this afternoon at 1880 O'clock
from the residence oil Geo. Baker, corner
of Madison and Washington avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Green took place
this morning from st. Paups Church.
Rev. Pettis performed the ceremonies,
after which the remains were taken to
Evergreen Cemetery.
The Lay Convention of the Method ist
Conference, now in session, met this
morning at 10 O'Clock to elect delegates
10 the General Conference at Baltimore,
which assemblies in May next.
Mr.. John Hays, the gentlemanly cap
tain OF the ferry-boat, Cincinnati Belle,
has been absent from his post during
the past few days. Johnny, the boys are
suspicious OF your movements.
Ladies' VINO do their marketing In Gin
.oinnati would do well to keep close
watch on their baskets while on the
ferry. A few nights ago basket OF
meat and vegetables was stolen, and
yesterday morAing another was taken,
by thieves. The basket, however, was
afterwards recovered and is now await
ing an owner.
HAMILTON.
Phil. Kumler, Esq, was In the city
yesterday in attendance at Court.
Miss Sophia Mckee, Of Columbus, is
In the city visiting her Sister, Mrs. Dir.
Ealc0ner.
Frank Jones, OF the Fourth Ward, will
: be a candidate for member OF Board OF
Education.
Johu Owens has disposed of his inter-
eest in the Hamilton Spice Mills to Au-
gust Fillmore.
S. W, Caldwell. Deputy County Clerk.