The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-20
THE DAILY STAR
MONDAK.......,.... NOVEMBER 90
COVINGTON.

by burglars to the extent ol SlO0.
The funeral of the late Jas. &. Arnold
took place yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock from The residence ofhis daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. B. Boyd.
The residence Of Mr.. N. Bartlett, No.
107 " est Fourth street, was visited by
burglars the other night. They secured
a turkey and lot of eatables.
The "Haymakers" will be produced
tonight at 0dd-Iellows' Hall by The
choir OF the First Christian Church. The
proceeds will be given to the poor oil this
city.
Hugh McShane and Martin Sullivan,
who attempted to enter tue grocery oil l.
u. joins & Co., tcotner OF Scott ana
Lower Market streets, was brougnC pe-
ore Mayor Athey this morning, and
pound over to the Grand jury.
Burglars yesterday morning attempted
to break into the grocery of Il. M. Jones
& CO., southeast corner of Scott and
Lower Marxet. They were discovered by
Mrs. Il. d. Chapin, who gave the alarm.
The officers gave chase to the thieves.
POLICE CoURT.-Geo. Malheny, drunk
and dlsorderly, IS; Frank. Leary, breach
Of the peace, continued; James Norris
sey, breach of the peace, $l3; j. T. CraW-
ford, breach OF the peace, discharged;
Barney Donnelly, drunk and disorderiy,
k13; james Alexander, Thomas AleXan-
der, James Crockett, breach of the peace,
continued; J. j. Jessey, drunk and dis
orderly, 81; q. Baltimore and y. DICK
hoff, drunk and disorderly, each 20; Chas.
Hardin, drunk, "a; George Baker, Vlo-
lating city ordinance, W.
The Pioneer Association met Satur-
day. The death of james q. Arnold,
Esq, was announced, and 1t was re-
solved to attend the funeral. Richard
FL. Collins, the historian OF Kentucky,
read an interesting address. Letters
from Hon. Cassius M. Clay and Hon.
Thos. n. Lindsay, OF Frankfort, thank
tng the Association for resolutions oil
respect for the memory Of the late John
Davis, were adopted and ordered spread
upon the minutes. Mr.. John MaCkoy,
the Vice President, was requested to
address the Association at its next
meeting. Ihe Association adjourned
until the second Saturday IN December.
NEWPORT.
Sacred concert AZ the Stadt Theater
tonight.
The three new bells OF st. Stephen S
Church were rung for the first time yes
terday.
A protracted meeting commenced in
in Haymau's Hall yesterday morning.
Rev. j. b. Jones is officiating.
Tomorrow night there will be social
entertainment at Red Mems Hall for the
benefit of Miami Tribe, l. o. X. M.
The petition to the City Council pray
ing for the purchase of the new Market,
house on Tibbatts street has received
fifteen hundred signatures.
A collection will be taken up next
Sunday at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception for the benefit of the theo-
logical students at the Seminary.
The entertainment given at Red Mems
Ball saturday night by Dave OBrien
and Bart. Smith drew an immense au-
dieBce. The programme was well rem
uered.
Mr.. W. r. Talliaterro and Miss Mollie
c. Helm, both well known in Newport
society, were united in marriage last
night at the Gibson House. The affair
ls runaway match.
Drivers OF coal carts should bear in
mind that there is law iorbidding the
driving of said carts or wagons over
curb-stones. This morning officer Boyd
arrested. one Of Jordan & McClure's
drivers on this charge. The clerk Of the
irm gave bail Tor his appearance to-mor-
row.
CITY CoURT.-Jobn Sellman and jeff.
Vandenburg, the Two roosters arres tie d
Yesterday by Officers Nabor and Wood
sides, for lettering around the old Mar
ket-house and using insulting language
in the presence of ladies', were brought
before His Honor, Judge Gaisler, this
morning, who gave them a good lecture
on how they are to behave themselves
hereafter, winding up with sixty days
each on the stone pile. William Prather,
drunk and disorderly, Sl1 and COSTS.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. DR.. Corbinis visiting errelatives
and friends at Osborn, OHIO.
Mark Price, former Hamiltonian,
now resident Of Benton County, is i'll
the city.
Communion services will be held in
the United Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath.
Abraham Kapp was appointed admin
STRAIT or of Jle estate oil Samuel Aapp,
deceased.
The Board of County Commissioners
met Saturday. Bills TO the amount of
$84 81 were passed.
Mrs. o. X. Parish is making happy her
OLD time friends, at Dayton, with her
presence among them.
Constantine Markt was Saturday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Carl j. Amman, deceased.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will hold social in the lecture-roOm Of
the church Thursday evening.
Rev. Robertson, of the United Presby-
terian Church, will deliver the Thanks
giving sermon at the Union Services on
that day.
+. r. Hutchinson has purchased the
interest of his partner, W. III. Louthan,
in the livery business, and will hereaf-
ser conduct the business himself.
The friends OF Crossman, the bigamst,
are making active efforts to have him
pardoned. His sentence was for seven
years. and he has been in the Peniten-
tiary little over year.
A prisoner in the County jail by the
name OF Henry 9. Rehor has executed a
very handsome landscape oil paint
ing, which is said by competent judges
10 be well painted and a good picture.
The prisoner made IA present of the pic
ture to Deputy +. d. Black. who had
furnished him with the material with
which to do lhe work.
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