The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-21

Mr.. John Dudley, Mr.. Geo. Jones and
Mrs. Patton left this morning tor Louis
vile. - y ID tA - -.r--
The Pioneer Association win meet in
the basement of the Scott-street M. Il.
Church at 2 O'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Deputy Marshal Goodson and Officer
M. Bolan lett for Windsor, Canada, by
way of Detroit, to meet Marshal Bolan
and Smith N. Hawes. &
f. M. Calkins, editor of the Coving-
ton Ticket, will deliver lecture at the
Oovington Commercial Co llege this
evening. His subject will be, "Public
Business" g.
MAYORS CoURT.-Jobn McNickles,
drunk and disorderly, s4; G. b. Allen,
eNading toll on the bridge, dismissedj
Sam Kent, house-breaking, continued
till Friday.
Judge Phelps has summoned the JUS
tices to meet him ON the third Monday
in March 10 pass OH the delinquent bills
turned in by Ex-Sherif PerciVal. They
amount TO about " 900.
Switch Engine No. 10, Of the Kentucky
Central Raliroad, jumped the track
about 10 O'Clock this morning at the
Round-nouse. Another engine was Sc
cured, ana after a half hour of hard
work put her on the rails again.
Mary e. Ryan brought suit for divorce
in the Chancery Court against John NJ.
Ryan, alleging abandonment, failure to
provide, and drunkenness. Albert II.
Ludlow also brought suit against Sallie
II. Ludlow for divorce on the ground oil
abandonment.
Plans and specifications for the new
Masonic Hall, in the third story of the
Magnolia Building, were presented by
the architect, Mr.. A. C. Nash, to the
Masonic Committee yesterday. The
Knights Iemplar room will front on
Madison street, and is 30 by 80 feet; the
Blue Lodge room, also in the front, is So
by 30 feet; and the Banquet room is 4X
by 43 feet In dimensions. There is pro-
Vision made for the Tyler's room, recep-
tion parIor, armory, Kitchen, closets and
all other apartments necessary.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. John Schwartz is Jailer pro tenn.
The First National and TayIor's Banks
will be closed tomorrow.
Gary Bells Troupe will sing next Sat-
urday evening at Odd-tellows' Hall.
The game Of cricket, SO popular in
these parts some years ago, is in vogue
again.
The National colors were flying to the
breeze from the Duber Watch Factory
this morning. h.. 0...l. a.. :
Mayor Berry will deliver a speech to-
morrow night at the Van Voast Light
Guard ball at Eclipse Hall. Z aa,Ta.
Tony Heineman, charged with selling
liquor to MINOR, was dismissed yes ter
day evening by'Squire G. T. Buchanan.
1t was not Thos. Bradley, of 15 Day ton
street, who was arrested and fined in
the City Court Monday. 1t was the
other fellow. ..., ..... .I
The thieves who stole the jewelry OF
Mrs. II. j. Shinkle and her mother, Mrs.
Tuuor, were captured at No. 54 German
street Yesterday.
Colonel Nelson returned from Louis
Vile last night. The, Colonel is chuck
full of information about the new depot
that is to be built here.
MIR. Mute Burns, 80 we'll and favorably
known TO passengers on the terry"boats,
has been promoted to Captain, and will
take charge of the night boat.
The Band of the Ohio National Guard,
OF Cinclnnati, will come 10 this city to-
morrow and accompany the Van Voast
Llgut Guards to CovingLon, where they
viii join the Light Guards OF that city
aud proceed TO the corner of Sixth and
Vine. Cincinnati. whore thew twill ioin
the procession. The company will leave
their armory in this city prompt at 1:3U
O'clock.
The tour nrisopers confnod in iail
awaiting the aotlon of the next Grand
Jury, lor an assault on cincinnati
policeman (Oficer Brink while on pic
mic poat last summer, aGtempI ed to es'
cape last night between IL and Il
O'CLOCK. Ihey were checked, however,
ny Mr. horsIall, VINO arrived III the nick
VI 'ine WIN ieFo''ef'.Ha ..
Jonte Hors ~, being notified yester-
day al IL O'clo.A, by Mayor Berry, tu
yacate The premises, commenced mov-
ins MS urnltule thls noIhln8s "
lima the nrI.onars nomtined in tho ;a'l
were without anv hreaklast and The
newlv annninte,I i'ilar No w3pra IN he
found. Mrs. Horsiall, taking compass
sion on them, cooked a meal for them at
her own expense, but declared she couid
not give them any dinner, her stove and
0tner tnlngs having pesh moved away
Sch"ar'z up 10 O'CLOCK had not maqe
uis ePP9"i "noes "nu tne PiooaolliIy ID