The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-09
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George Frecker, in the Criminal Court
this morning, was lined $l85 for cutting
Lewis Bi acker. ".l -. a.
The Social Club will be entertained
by Mr.. s. A. Charles at his residence ON
Garrard street tonight. is..Uu
Harry Riff, Constable of the Second
District, who has been confined to his
bed by sickness, is able TO be out again.
James M. Burbridge, son of Colonel
o. Ii. Burbridge, has been appointed
u. s. Storekeeper at Ruddle's Mills,
Kentucky. .l .-
Miss Lille Swinney, daughter Of
Judge Swinney, is announced lo appear
at Oud -feilows' Hall in Newport on next
Saturday evening.
MAYORS CoURT.--Milton McLaugh-
lin, disoruerly conduct, continued until
Tomorrow, ail$20; VIM. Martin, breach
OF the peace, also continued until TO-
morrow.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Ninth-street Presbyterian Church
b takes place this evening al the residence
or Henry D. WorthingLon, No. 10 West
Fourth street.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The Treas
ureps annual report was referred Dack
to the Committee.
The Special Committee appointed to
hunt up The missing vouchers were
granted access TO all books and papers
belonging to The city.
Messrs. George NJ. Clark and W. A.
Crawford, Special Committee appointed
to examine Sandtord's accounts, made a
report OF exceeding length. The report
was adopted. ~.
. The Committee to which the subject
was referred reported adversely to the
proposition to donate $500 to the Soup
house, Adopted.
The ordinance to regulate the city
finances was recommitted.
A resolution to abolish the Health
Office was referred to the Committee on
Law. Adjourned. s.... ..
NEWPORT.
swifts iron and Steel Works, have re-
sumed.
Ex.Councilman Fl. Schultz is lying
very i'll at his home, on Monmouth
street.
The funeral of Mrs. Barbara Fetn took
place this morning from Corpus Christi
Church.
MIR. Il. P. Carothers was admitted to
practice law in this State in the Circuit
Court, this morning.
1u0 fLN6uluS pbHl DduCluS .heeOCld-
tion give their first NJ Masquerade Monday
evening next at Eclipse Hall.
Albert Dempsy was fned$5 and costs,
in the City Court this morning, Tor
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The case of Schwartz against Hors-
fall was again postponed in the Circuit
Court to-day until tomorrow morning.
During a social that was taking place
nt Tnh Dno tn,,
Monmouth street, near Front, last
evening, woman entered room in the
rear OF the house and stole four of the
ladies' shawls. When she was coming
out man noticed her, but thinking she
was one of the party paid no mere al
tentiOn to her until 1t was TOO late. The
woman is known by Marshal Lock, but
he will not arrest her provided she re-
turns the shaWls.
,. DAYTON, KY.
There will be special meeting OF
Bond Lodge, l. y. o. F., this evening to
make arrangements tor the funeral Of
VIM. Zuhucht. ....,.
VIM. Zufiucht, who used to keep a ba-
kerry in Dayton, died this morning at his
residence in Newport, at o'clock, from
Intermittent fever. The deceased was u
member OF Bond Lodge, No. 2l9, 1. o.
D. f.
1t has been noticed that some one, in.
stigated of course by the badly demoral-
lied stockholders of the Dayton Street
Railroad line, has resorted TO the papers
to defend that concern against the critI-
cisms OF this paper. But they have q
tough case, and they know it. What Is
there 10 defend? Has word been writ
ten against it which Is not absolutely
true in every particularly Is it possibl e
to paint the thing in its true colors
The general expression OF the Dayton
people is, ut isn't strong enough. Give
'em fits; they deserve IT," sc. There
isn't man, woman nor child in this
town, VINO have no pecpniary interest in
the rail road, but what indorse !
every word uttered against it,
The feeble wall that criticism
tends to keep people away
from the place, is put forth to draw
away these attacks, and bolster up
maudlin sympathy with those criticised,
but it won't do. But the great
horror of this place is the means
of reaching it, aud don't you forget it.
Remove this objection and the rest will
follow. .....
HAMILTON.
The funeral of Mr.. r bert Kennedy
takes place this afternoon from the Pres
byterian Church.
Charley Harris was yesterday arrested
and lodged in Jail, on the charge OF
chicken stealing.
Catherine Gran was yesterday ap-
pointed administrative of the estate OF
Uhrisdoff Gran.
The decision in the case of the sale OF
the Butler County Democrat will be
made by Judge Elliott Tomorrow.
The jury in the case of Samuel Dickey
against VIM. Hinkle yesterday returned
verdict in lavor OF the plaintiff Tor $40.
The Book Club party at the residence
of Mrs. o. V. Parrish last night was
one of the largest and gayest parties, 81
far, of the season.
The coat stolen from the residence oil
Dan. Millikin was found yesterday
morning by Patrolman Boil, on the rooi
OF the Columbia Bridge, Sycamore
street.
VIM. Works, who at the January term
was convicted Of bigamy ana admitted
to bail, was yesterday arrested and