The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
COVINGTON.

row, at 3 T. M.
Gotlieb Roth was fined So and costs
this morning, by Squire Evan, for 8
breach OF the peace.
John Deyere, an employe at Galway &
semple's foundry, had his right thumL
cut of by a circular saw.
POLICE CoURT.-William Jordon, for
punching another mans head, paid S13;
John Kelly, simple drunk, 81;
"The Covington Cute Circle" was
elegantly entertained at the residence
OF Capt. Il. M. Wade, last night.
Will. Metcalfe, the ladies' clerk at
che z. o., is making collection OF "bric-
a-brac" for his sweetheart, q duchess
OF Peasleburg.
the Lewisburg brewery, had his hand
mashed yesterday by being caught be-
Tween two hogsheads.
Rev. p. II. Cusick will lecture at st.
Mary's Cathedral, on the evening OF tn e
18th inst, on "The Relation of the
catholic Church to Civil Government"
An able-bodied refugee, from Virginia,
with his wife and child was around beg
ging tor assistance this morning to en-
able him to travel on his way to relatives
In Lexington.
Burglars entered the residence of John
Hanlon, on the corner OF Seventh and
Scott streets, night before last, and sue
ceeded In obtaining IS in money, and a
lot of wearing apparel.
Mr.. John Summers, proprietor OF the
Central Hotel, died at l O'Clock yester.
day morning, from consumption. He
was resident of Covington for many
years, and a host OF friends will mourn
his death.
Judgments were rendered yesterday
In the case Of j. S. Manly and wife VS..
Charles W. Stewart q Co., Robert War
ing VS.. j. l.. Corbin and Il. b. Connolly,
Committee VS.. George Steidel ct. AL, in
the Chancery Court. In the case Of
Thoman VS.. Thoman, suit for divorce
on the ground OF abandonment de-
cree Was granted.
WATER-woRKs BoARD.-The Board
held regular meeting last night. The
fTreasurer's report showed a balance on
hand OF $1,2l9 81. According to the En-
gineers report the average water
pumped is one million two hundred
thousand gallons per day. Claims to
the amount OF $1,001 38 were allowed.
AThe Engineer was Instructed TO dis
charge one man as soon as the pumps
were bored out.
NEWBORN.
The City Court was minus an item
this morning.
DR.. Gunkle was elected President OF
The First National Bank.
Tue A. o. H. give their annual ball at
Odd-.ellOws' Hall on Easter Monday.
Mr.. J. b. Lock. Overseer of the Poor,
distributed $S4 70 during the past week.
A fifteen-ton pair of shears has been
set up at the Anchor Iron and Steel
Works.
Mr.. j. R. Yungbluts drug store has
been sold to Mr.. Charles Keene, Of Cln-
cinnati.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker is celebrating
her seventy-tifth birthday, at her resi-
dence ON Bellevue street to-day.
Old man Sardinlaus, the orange and
lemon perambulator, wears blue glass
spectacles. There's millions in it.
The good little boys and girls who at
tend the Public Schools VIII have their
regular monthly holiday on Monday.
There is quite contest going on for
the Attorneyship of the Building Socie-
ties, made vacant by the death Of Major
WIN. Boden.
Miss Annie Butcher, the young lady
who was SO severely burned few days
since, is now considered out of danger
by her attending physician, DR.. Thorn
ton.
- The subject OF Rev. VIM. Stanley, at
Haymans Hall tomorrow morning, will
be Classification by Faith" and at the
evening service, "Scripture Predestin
ti0n."
Burglars entered the cellar of julius
Schweitzer, Esq, on Southgate street,
night before last. and stole dozen bot
Ties OF beer, liam, and a jar OF goose
grease.
y The Newport Literary and Debating
Society will meet Oh Monday evening
next at the residence OF Miss Cora
Lindsey. on Harris street near Mon
mouth.
Mr.. Dan. Cline and Miss Sarah Hoops,
are in possession OF the necessary dOeu-
ments to become man and wife, and
when the happy event takes place,
which will be in the near future, they
will leave for their luture home in Cali
forHia. ..... ~.
" Accompanying the letter left by
Henry Scharstein, the supposed
suicide, was slip of brown
paper on which was written "Henry
5charsteln committed suicide by jump
Ing off the ferry boat. This hat and
coat belong to him. Orchard street, No.
l55. IL happened about IL O'Clock last
hight. YOUR HUSBAND"
The gentleman in charge OF the West
srn Union Telegraph office in this city
should rise and explain why it is hlat
he is SO negligent in delivering mes
sages sent to parties in this city. An
important dispatch sent from Chicago 10
gentleman in this city at 10 z. N. on
the 9Th insJ. was not delivered till next |
morning at 10 O'Clock. The gentleman |
found that on this account he was three |
hours too late to attend 10 the matter |
requested in the telegram.
DAYTON, KY.
The "intelligent compOsito" made sad |
havoc with the Citizens Ticket which |
appeared yesterday. Here's the way it |
should have been:
For Mayor. b. @ linby, Esq.
Assessor-G. W. Vanzant.
Fret Ward-Long term, j. NJ. Harris;
to fill vacancy, Sylvester Worth; Board /!
of Education, John Trapp.
:. second Ward-Councilmap, VIM. NJ.
poasldson; School Board, Martin