The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-17
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

MAYORS CoURT.-Jas. Clark and
Able Batken were arraigned on charge
of breach of the peace. The former
was fined $13 and the latter IS.
Phe premises Of Mr.. j. Momper, on
Sixth near Craig street ,were Q entered by
some sneak-thief Wedne ay night, and
a lot of wearing apparel, which was
hanging on the clothes-line, taken.
r. Ii. Ramsay and wife have returned
from their extended trip through the
South and East.
Prof Nembach, of this city, is prepar.:
ing to produce the opera of "MarItana"
IN Cincinnati next month.
The City Council failed to obtain
quorum last night. That Investigating
Committees report seems to be con-
nected with the failure of having meet
ing.
A gasoline lamp exploded about 7
O'Clock last evening in the bakery of
Fred. Lanby, 249 West Third street, and
set fire 10 the building An alarm was
turned in from Box % and the fire soon
put out. Loss $50.
Mr.. James G. Arnold died yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Boyd, on Philadelphia
street, of old age and partial paralysis.
Mr.. arnold was born in 1902, near Paris,
Bourbon County. Tne funeral will take
place Sunday afternoon.
A Social Amateur Orchestra is to be
organized by the following gentleman:
Messrs. j. w. Millgan, A. q. Martin,
w. b. Carpenter, John Orr, Frank.
Emily and u. q. Wick. The first re-
hearsal was had at the residence of Mr..
A. Z. Martin, No. 1859 Greenup street.
A
ney, were arres ted at Ewing Station,
near Carlisle, KY, on Wednesday, by
Marshal John Barrett, OF Carlisle, for
passing alleged cou ter eit$10 bills on the
Lafayette Rank, OF Lafayette, Ind. Ew-
ing Station is on the Maysviile e Lex
iDgton Railroad, short distance north.
east OF Paris.
NEWBORN.
The paymaster OF the Short.line will
be down to-day.
Mayor Berry and D. Hounshell re-
turned home last night.
Judge Geisler's Court was minus a
single case this morning.
The Thesplans last night drew q
crowded house al Odd-lellows' Hall.
Remember the Van Voast Light
Guards ball at Eclipse Hall Monday
night.
You will have to call the Post-ofice at
Pond Greek, this county, ClaryVllle after
January 1.
The officers OF the Hayes and Wheeler
Guards Will meet Tonight at their
headquarters.
The Miami Tribe of Red Men give an
entertainment at the Stadt Theater on
Monday night, 2Oth inst.
Mr.. Albert Hayes, OF Saratoga street,
reports a new arrival. The little fellow
just weighs thirteen pounds-by fair
count.
The citizens of the Fifth and Sixth
Wards will soon make a demand on
Council lor the organization oil hose
company for that part OF the city.
A new plank sidewalk is being laid
on Madison street, running east from
Washington avenue. The residents
heartily indorse the Improvement.
James Murphy, The man who had his
arm broken and was otherwise injured
while at work on the pier at the Licking
Bridge, is improving rapidly under the
care OF Doctors Phytnian and Cameron.
The question is settled at last. Ed.
OHara received a private dispatch this
morning from Gupp's Mills announcing
pilden's election by o fair count. Well,
abe COB"
The Ladies' Aid Society of this city
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
residence OF Henry Berhman, No. 159
Washington avenue. A full attendance
is desired, as the ladies' wish to make
arrangements for a supper in order to
raise iund to assist the suffering poor.
Joseph Tinker and another gentle
man, whose name we did not learn, was
assaulted yesterday afternoon on Belle
vue street, near Isabella, by number
OF rowdies named Mcdonald, Daniels
and others. Tinker was badly Beaten.
The as ,eilants escaped over the
bridge to C07ington.
r - HAMILTON.
! The Universalist Church Social meets
this evening at Mrs. r. N. Andrews,
Ludlow street.
Miss Sallle Tucker will lecture in the
iUniversalist Church Monday evening.
Subject: "The Functions and Reward
of Labor"
Application for the admission of
Louise Morsch to the Dayton Asylum
has been made, she having been ad-
Judged insane.
rev. L. IolIlver, pastor or the Nj. Il.
Church, colored, wishes it understood
that he did not make the remark, as
ascribed to him, "that any colored man
voting the Democratic ticket ought to
be taken out and hung" Mr.. Tolliver
ought to know.
The commissioners in the matter of
the cutting of the Basin yesterday re-
ported themselves through, and placed
their report in the hands of the City
Clerk. In one case only was damages
awarded, and that was to the Hamilton
.Gas-light Company In the sum of $500.
Wednesday night resident of Fifth
street, Fourth Ward, named Baker,
thought from some mysterious sound
that his domicil was being invaded by
burglars, and giving Modoc whoop
brought to his aid two policemen, who
found the would-be burglar to be poor
besotted wretch, too drunk to know just
what he was trying to do.
Dramatic Clubs of all shades and
.colors are being organized this season
in our quiet little city. The Dumas
Club (colored) will give the immortal
Shakespeare tussle. Another will
give Sheridan trial, and SO down the
list. Each club is meditating an attack
nm tho nuhIia ahout the hOIidaVS. AnV-