The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
COVINGTON.
City Council meets this evening.


brated in the various Catholic Churches
next Sunday.
Rev. Father Ryan, of Mobile, Alabama,
the "Soutnern poet" Is the guest Of
Bishop Ioebbe.
Mr.. ]. H. Herzog yesterday re-
ceived a patent ior his "Railroad Sta
tion Indicator"
MIR. James Horner is first in time for
the baby show with that twelve-pound
daughter that arrived at his house last
night.
A rattle, for navy revolver will take
place Saturday night at Moran's saloon
ior the benefit oil the widow OF the late
Matthias Flnan.
The Licking rolling mill property was
sold at Master Commissioners Sale this
morning and was purchased by James
q. Blick, for $32, 200.
Mr.. James Thompson and VIM. Reed
are contemplating a trip up the Yellow
stone River In a few days. We wish
them all the success imaginable.
The remains Of the late John z. Price,
who died Monday in Florida, reached
the city this morning and will be buried
tomorrow afternoon from the family
residence, Edgewood.
An entertainment will be given at the
residence OF Mr.. John L. Sullivan to-
morrow night, by the Murdoch Dramatic
Club of Cincinnati, for the benefit Of the
scott-street M. 4. Church.
An old man named VIM. Broderick
was badly scalded by his married
daughter yesterday with a kettle OF hot
water, which she threw over him In a
drunken fit. The old man has been blind
for eight years.
The Martin Brand murder trial pro-
crosses very slowly. Several witnesses
Will be recalled to-day for cross-exam-
,ination. The attorneys will argue the
case this afternoon. Probably no de-
clsion will be reached before next week.
In the Police Court this morning, VIM.
Mullins, alias Ramcat, goes to the Pile
for ninety days for robbing clothes
line. Joseph Hawley, drunk, 81. and
cost. Mrs. Lindsay and her daughter,
who are a constant annoyance to the
police, 60 to Jail for twenty days on
bread and water for vagrancy. Kate
Sullivan, in for disorderly conduct, was
released on the promise Of good behav-
iOr in the future. 'Lucretia Mcmillan, a
ten.year-old child, was brought into the
jail, last night, dead drunk, and was
sent to her home this morning.
NEWPORT.
The Evening Star Dancing Associa-
tion at Eclipse Hall tonight.
Carey Bell says "dar haint 'nuf 'terlal
in Newport to make up cullud baby
show"
lliss Ellie Miner. Of Maysville, KY, is
visiting at the residence Of Mr. ii.
buchanan.
Frank Nave, Of Bellevue, while ON his
b hnr fol hatW and
Bellevue and broke his right arm.
About three hundred children from
Corpus Christi School, accompanied by
Revs. Father THEM and Wickers and
their teachers, visited the Orphans Fair
yesterday afternoon.
"What doth 1T profit man if he gain
the whole world and lose his own souiW
will be the subject OF Elder VIM. STAN
ley's discourse at Hayman's Hall to-
morrow evening.
The horses attached to Philip Young's
milk wagon became frightened last even
ing and ran Of, going up Monmouth
street at fearful rate. When passing
Roth's butcher shop, Leonard, the brave
butcher boy, rushed out and managed to
get into the wagon and checked the fiery
eteeds before much damage mad been
done.
The attendance at the Orphans Fair
last evening was much larger than on
any of the previous nights. PromiA Aent
among those who will be present this
evening will be RlghtRey. Bishop Toebbe,
Very Rev. Father Brandts and Rev.
Father Moore. The school children
from Dayton and Bellevue were there
this afternoon.
Walter Stone swore out warrant
this morning for the arrest OF James
Worthington on the charge OF threaten
ing breach OF the peace. The case will
be called before Judge Geisler to-mor-
row morning. Stone appeared before
Squire G. P. Buchanan yesterday on
the same charge, and was dismissed.
He is now seeking to make out case
against Worthington. Pity that school
children can't agree.
CITY CouNCIL.-City Council met in
special session last night. The Mayor
submitted the correspondence in the
matter of negotiating with Coyington i'll
regard to supplying that city with
water.
r The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Committee of
Ways and Means be hereby directed to
report TO this body, at its next meeting,
an estimate OF receipts and expend4-
lures for the year 1877.
"Resolved, That the Committee on
Law be directed to report an ordinanc ce,
at the next meeting, for the levy anu
Rpportionment OF the revenue for the
year 1871"
Adjourned.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Falconer is visiting her relatives
and friends at Columbus.
John Robinson's show is advertised
for the 18Th inst. at this point.
The total amount Of internal revenue
collections during the month OF March
were $50 997 80.
The bid for printing Assessors blanks
bas been awarded TO Jacob FL. Long, he
being the lowest bidder. lie agrees to
print ten thousand for $37.
Mr.. VIM. Seward, for a long time agent
for the American Express Company at
this point, has resigned hls position and
taken up his residence in 1erre Haute,
Indiana.
The Rev. Morehead, of Xenia. will lee
ture this evening in the United Presby-