The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
OOYENRT0N.

MARY GlDD0ns were eaen fined So for
breach OF the peace.
John Borkle was arrested for stealing
ham from Henry Dresman. HIS case
Is set for this afternoon.
A grand ball will be given tomorrow
evening at Odd-iellews' Hall by the In
proved Order of Red Men.
The new Hook and Ladder wagon
"Cy nthiana NJ. l." passed through The
city yesterday Ell route Tor Cynthiana.
COUNTY CoURT-The will OF j. D.:
Hackers was probaLed. w. D. Brent
was granted the certificate of "honesty,
probity ahd good demeanor."
4 Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe has con-
yeyed to Ii. Ill. Meyer, Treasurer OF the
Trustees OF the Mother of God Church,
thdproperty on Twelfth and Madison
BtreetsSformeriy belonging to the Farm
Brs' Bank OF Kentucky, for q considera-
1ion OF $4,000.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Ellen Carroll was
found TO be insane, and was ordered to
pc taken to the Lexington Asylum. IL.
u. Croninger, &C., against w. 1t. stone,
motion for release from surety ship on
City Treasurer's bond, laid over. Coy-
ington Gas-llght Company against the
Ciby OF 'Covingt0n, Case given to the
Jury. Foster & Keith against Samuel
As1brook, &C., jury discharged and case
continued.
The MCGOWAN pump was tested for
the second time yesterday evening.
with lnlnety pounds '0f steam q water
pressure of one hundred and iorty-tive
pounds was obtained, The engine making
twenty revolutions per minute. Steam
was then reduced to thirty-iye pounds,
hounds with seven revolutions. Forty
pounds OF steam produced eighty pounds
oi water pressure; tOrty-fye pounds 'ot
Bteam, ninety-fiye pounds OF water
pressure and eightreyolutions.
\ . NEWPORT.
John Gilmartin, for being drunk, was
dned w and costs.
The case of T. Shannon, charged with
'xagrancy, was dismissed.
Mr.. Mia G. Reardon, Esq, Is smiling all
overland who Wouldn't, to be the
happy father Of a brand-new centennial
eighteen-pound girl?
Mr.. II. g. Barton, the popular young
actor of Woods Theater, has volun
teered his services, and will appear al
the ,Odd-fellows' entertainment this
evening.
! A colored man named Jack Stours ha {
q difficulty this morning with another
colored gent, and was taken to Jail on ;
charge OF breacn of the peace. He. will
have a hearing before Judge Geisler to
morrow.
} Barney Theders, the young man ar
rested on a warrant sworn out by Chris
Hak, charging him with forgery, is on
OftrOuble. hls father promised 10 b
fpr .la a;, a1 4,
Hak. Theders' case came up befor
Esquire Buchanan this morning, ,ibut wa
dismissed.
An alarm of fire was sounded labou
Soclock yesterday evening from Box {
'uhe roof'ol an old house at the4corne
lof Saratoga and Eglantlne streets, TN
property OF the Bridge Company
tcaught fire from the sparks from u pass
Ang locomotive. The lire was ,extin
IGnished before any loss was sustained
b COUNCIL CoMNnTTEE.-The Committe
nj the WlnOle mel last night. A motto
10 table the paragraph relating to th
EliEe Department was lost. A motto
was finally passed that the DeparLmer
he left intact. 1t was ordered that a
spEdinanee be prepared requiring a
Eards, premises and streets in front
same to be cleaned twice in each yea
The proposition that the wages ,of th
employees OF The Water-works be reduce
was reierred to the Water-works Boart
1T was also agreed 10 adopt the Mayor,
suggestion, snat The labor of prisoner
sbeSapplied to street repairing, and tha
such IabOrbe used under the directio
puf the Street Commissioner and Git
Engineer.
The programme forthe lFifty-sevent
Anniversary 'oi i0dd-felluwship at Quo
'fellows' Hall, by the Newport brethre
to-night, is as follows: Opening ODE
Grace Church Choir; Prayer. Rev. j. A
Kirkpatrlck; introductory, W. A. Col
ter; Greeting Glee, Grace Church choir
ReadIng, FL. p. Brooke; SOPRANO Sole
Scotch Ballad, NJ 1888 Wlhona;, Romance
Martha, j. Day; Soprano Solo, The Fol
tune TeAer (Bale), Miss N. II. Eol
don; a, Grand Sonata; b, g
in ID M rnor( olementa), X. X. W. 5
Recitation, James Magulre; Dutc
Dear, Mr.. and Mrs. W Walkley; Readin
SELECTIONS, Miss IL. Waterhouse; Outs
song, Yost; Klng Plpin Polka, Mis-
Florence Kaipe and Clara Wnittimore
Tenor solo, james Shields; Reading, u
w. Blair; Qdartet, "Guide Me, On Tno
Great j ehoVah," Mr.. and Mrs. WalkleJ
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Yeoman; Ba
lad, Mrs. lhayer; Reading, DAME
O'Hara; Song, AL. Thayer; Duet an
Chorus, ''Home," Grace Church Ohoil
HAMILTON.
The porch OF the Courthouse is bein
created to new sandstone floor.
Merritt Schlenck was appointed gual
dian OF VIM. A. Weidner, an insane pei
son.
Rev. Father Cary. OF Dayton, is in th
city, the guest OF Father Hone, Of S
Mary's Church.
j. c. Mckee, assistant editor OF th
indianapolis sun, with his bride, is pa,
ang his Hamilton friends visit.
Mrs. Judge OConnor and daughter
Of Cincinnati, were in the city yeste
day in attendance at the Hughes wet
ding.
An ordinance providing for the filiin
NIP OF the basin at Eleventh. street passe
Council by a unanimous vote, and I'll
Fourth Ward Is now happy.
The fifty-seventh anniversary of Ode
Fellowship In the United States is BEN
celebrated by the fraternity here to-da,
and the city is quite lively in cons
quence.
The marriage Of Chas. e. Hunter an