The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
COVINGTOH.
Meeting of City Council this evenin

rOuser.
Nineteen car loads OF stock arrived on
the Kentucky Ceutral Rnroad this
morning.
Don't forget the musical concert TO-
night at the pretty little garden Of Mr.
e. Deisler.
Rev B. F. Bristow is appointed to the
Nj. +. Church at Falmouth, wee MI.
SedwIg, resigned.
Jack Hunt, the celebrated candidate
fbIeeder," is in the city making prepa-
rationo ior the coming campaign.
The Gem Baseball Club will cross
bats with the Mohawk Browns on the
Avenue Grounds, In Cincinnati, sun
day.
Eugene 6hinkle had narrow escape
from being run over Yesterday by falling
from a street car. The yigilant driver
saved him.
POLICE COURT,-Foster Bird, driving
over sid. .walN, 14; Mike Flavin, disor-
derly conduct, -; Barney Gotman,
Dom nick Boro, same, $5.
Mi. A. Glore, resident of Boone
County, was badly injured about the
head yesterday by belng precipitated
from wagon ON the Pike.
A "Japanese Tea Party" will be given
this evening 1T the residence of DR., q.
S. Savage for the benefit Of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society.
Robert Ship Will be tried before
Squire Evan Tomorrow on n charge of
obtaining groceries and money under
false pretenses trom Charles Carroll, OF
Ludlow.
VIM. Benton, arrested by Constable
Harry Rife on charge OF peddling
brass gas fixtures without license, was
brought before Squire IebUs and sent
to The county Jan for fifty days.
CIRCUIT COURr-L. l., Oliver against
the ooutn COvIngton " Cincinnati Street
II llWay Company; judgment for $l25
1Ur plaintiff. HersCher II WolisLelu
against john Shoemaker; Judgment ror
5000. Lewis Lilly Igainst Is. Il. Norman;
juugment Tor $1,000.
The surprise party rendered to Miss
haLte Hdsemelr, last nigIt, by Miss
MUliie uarIeV and Miss lua Crawford.
At NodleI's Hail, was a success in every
manner. The principal feature OF the
evening was The singing of Miss Emma
bistpf, OF Newport.
CIRCUIT COUET-Thomas w. Mar
shall ". j. Nj. aOu's administrator,
verdict for plaintiff 81 and costs: Mer-
chant7' National Bank VS.. j. W Mat
tingly, Judgment Tor platntin $l25; II. ).
Perc4yaI VS.. JUnn L Su livan eJ al law
and facts submitted To the Court, judg-
ament iesery d; Maria Raaz vs.. IL. Il.
Kurre et al Judgment lot pIainlIh %4j0.
subject to sundry credits; Kentucky
Central Railroad. vs. }. NJ Bradford ct
al, judgment Tor plaintltf $6j2 10, Diver
Smith VS.. john Fromm, juGSment. for
plainutf $ll0; &. A. Argus VS.. J. l..
knuet, judgment ior plaintiff $500.
NEWPORT.
Chancery Court commences on Mon
day.
The dog-tax collector has located his
Dtti &c at 50 OK street.
Mr.. Marcus Wendt and family left last
night for Jacksonville, f orida.
The Society Of Good-foliows are pic
nicking at the Lookout House To-day.
An omnibus leaves the Post-ufice
aally at 7 A. NJ. for the Campbell
County Far.
Warrants were issued this morning
Tor the arrest OF the parties who refuse
70 pay the dog-LaX.
Miss Libble Furgueson, handsome
roung lady OF Portsmouth,, ONO, is the
guest Of Miss Matte WI l1ms,
Rev. f. S. Cowden, formerly pastor OF
Grace NJ. e. Church mas been appointed
BY The C.ucinnat. conf re ce to a charge
al Eaton, Y.
The short-line will sell round trip
tickets at SO 30 10 parties wishing to see
ihe Preslueno and his CabluePs recep-
Hon at Louisville, Oh Monday next.
The Workingmen will have grand
pnlIy the R4,j Mp,)u ErlI tn
night. CoIonel Bond, tue Workiugmen' I,
candidate tor Governor OF Olio, is eX.
qeeted to- be present and address the
meeting.
Elizabeth Stritmater made application
n the County Court thls morning Tor the
possession OF ler Two cnlluren, aged
Zen and twelve years, VINO are now lii
he custody OF the Sisters OF CHARITY, at
Uold Springs.
A rule was awarded against the City
Councli in the CrlmInal Court yesJer-
1ay to show cause why ii shoull NOT
provide cOnVeuIcnces Tor the comfort of
!he prisoners in the jail, and streng len
and put III better cOnultlOn That euince.
The cases OF the Newport & DAYTON
street RAtlrVad Company, cha, geu wiLn
bbstructlng pubic highway, aud
against Francis Z. GrOme, the absent
pastor o, Dayton Roman Catholic
Church, were referred by the Grand
Jury, which ended lis session yester.
aay, 10 the neXC Grand Jury tor its con.
liberation.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Northern Bank stock sold at 81 % on
Monday.
There was all immense crowd attend.
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