The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
COVINGTON.

The Soup-house has been closed, ow-
ing to the exhaustion OF the funds.
W. M. Adair, a prominent merchant
OF Louisville, KY, is at the Clinton.
The masquerade ball OF the Twilight
Dancing Club comes of tonight, at
Drexilius Hall.
Mr.. John Meitti, foreman OF the Gov
ington Wire Works, who was attacked
by a highwayman some time ago, IL able
to be out again and attend TO his busi-
ness.
A well-dressed infant was found yes
terday morning In front OF Mr.. W. Holt
mans dwelling, on Willard street, near
Eighth. The child was sent to st. Eliza
beth Hospital.
John Waldron, fourteen years old, fell
from a fence, near the baseball grounds,
yesterday, and broke his left arm. He
was taken to his home, corner Sixteenth
and Scott streets.
The entertainment to be given by the
first male class OF the st. Joseph School
tonight promises to be a grand affair.
Prot. j. Mohr, jr., and Miss M. Supp Q
will perform the music.
MAYORS COURT. - John Schuster,
breach OF the peace, continued till to-
morrow Ida Salter, petit larceny, sent
TO Jail for 30 days on bread and water;
Thomas Daniels, disorderly conduct,
dismissed.
The following are the marriage licenses
since our last report: John ID. Rust and
M. A. Hickenbottom, John W. Hurd and
Emma Spann, Lewis W. wilkins aud
Alice Tull, George Henry Kuhlmann
and Lizzie Urlage, Frank Wolking and
Kate Woke, Henry Niemeyer and Kate
Niemeyer.
NEWPORT.
Circuit Court convened this afternoon
at 2 o. clock.
The overseer ofthe Poor distributed
sos last week.
Next Thursday is the last day OF grace
Tor delinquent taxpayers.
Prot. Leo Tibbatts, County School Ex-
aminer, was in town this morning.
Many citizens complain that the city
gas lamps are extinguished at too early
an hour on dark mornings.
"The Cow Bell Jubilee Troupe" will
give their initial concert at Odd
lellows' Hall Saturday night.
CITY CoURT.-Tom Black, drunken
ness, $1 and costs; Steven Reed, drunk
and disorderly, SO and costs.
Robbie Davis, little son of DR.. +. A.
Davis, fell from cart Saturday and
suffered fracture of the frontal bone.
Mr.. VIM. Gum, manager OF the "Color
Guard" has returned home after a sue
cessIul tour through the Eastern States.
Saloonists of this burg advertise Mil
waukee beer to attract customers. The
Cincinnati article seems to be losing ia
yor.
There was big show at the Stadt
Theater last night. Katrina, "the Oak of
the Rhine," and Mayor Berry were
there.
Jesse Arthur, E-q., is now practicing
law on his own hook, he having WITH
drawn from the firm Of Hallam, Arthur
& Sutton.
A social for the benefit of Taylor
street M. e. Church will be given at the
residence Of Mr.. p. d. Wilson, on York
street Friday night.
The grand ball and concert Of the La.
dies And Society comes off this evening
at 0dd-iellows' Hall. Remember the
proceeds are for the benefit of the poor.
The Lenten exercises will begin at
the Church Of the immaculate Concep-
tiOn, Wednesday morning, with High
Will be distributed.
The Harry Eytinge entertainment at
Odd.tellows' Hail, Saturday evening,
was grand success, Notwithstanding
the report in the Commercial and Ga
zette to the contrary.
A copper-colored youth from the coun-
try, and lad named Butcher, of this
city, had set-to during the perfor-
nance at Stadt Theater last night. They
were both kicked out, and that was the
end.
Mr.. VIM. F. Wallace, of this city, and
Miss Alice Sohnider, OF Cincinnati, W ere
united in marriage Sunday morning at
the residence OF The BRIDES sister, on
Eastern avenue, Rev. Mr.. McHugh OIL
fciating.
81 Am That Am" was the novel sub
ject that Elder VIM. Stanley discoursed
on, sunday morning, at Aayman's Hail.
large anu appreclatlVe audience paid
marked attention to the discourse e
throughout.
Little Gilbert, three-year-old son of
Mr. X. Rugg, died suddenly Sunday
morning from congestion OF the BRAN,
The little fellow was playing all day
Friday with his companions In his usual
sprightly way. His funeral took place
thls afternoon from his Iather'S resi-
denee ON Bellevue street.
The Board OF Directors of the New
port and Covington Bridge opened bids
for painting the iron-work OF the ne VI
towers, Saturday, wnen the bids OF Cant,
Robert Townsend, OF Newport, aud How
ell and Clendenning, of Covington, were
found to be of the same amount. $50.
The contract was awarded to the latter
firm.
Mrs. Gottlieb Vogele, married lady
about thirty-fve years old, living at
Finchtown, was horribly mangled by
dogs ON Saturday night, between Finch
town and Newport, while on her way
home from visit To Newport friend.
The dogs knocked the woman down, tore
of her clothes, and mangled her terribly.
She could not tell whence they came II or
to whom they belonged. The woman's
cries could not be heard, and it is feared
that she will die shortly from her in-
buries,
DAYTON, KY.
Jesse Arthur, Esq, is the attorney Of
the new Building Association.
Bond Lodge, l. o. o. T., attended the