The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
COVINGTON.
The U. s. Court convenes to-day.

Mr.. Tom Strowbridge leaves for st.
Louis to-day.
Religious services at the Jail yester-
day afternoon.
Louis Shrinkhouse has bouncing boy
at his house.
Tom Reed is responsible for that
young son at his house.
James Dial, accused of cutting with in
tent to Kill, Was released ON bail Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Lowell is home from Sayres
Institute, Lexington, KY, on a visit to
her parents.
The funeral of Mrs. George Fuger
was attended yesterday by large con-
course of friends and relatives.
Gems %, N. G.'s %; Paddy Casey's
nine 8, Glides IA, Is the result OF the two
games played on the fats yesterday.
Abraham Campbell, Street Commits
sioner, will attempt to walk lorty miles
in ten hours, for wager of $50, to-day.
Miss Annie Reese and Miss Mollie
Clark, of Mt. Washington, Ohio, are
visiting the family OF Mr.. W. W. Will
aams.
Marketmaster Lambert sold three
stands in the Seventh-street market
Saturday evening. Amount realized,
$19 80.
Frank Droste, the song and dance art
list Of the Kentucky Minstrels, is about
10 retire from the stage, and will be
united in marriage this week.
The construction train on the Ken
lucky Central Railroad run over and
Killed cow between Mullins Station
and Demossville, last night.
Thirty girls and twenty-six boys re-
ceived first communion in 81. Patrick's
Church yesterday. The rite of contir-
nation will be administered next Sun
day week.
The Merry Boys have sold five hun
Nred tickets for their picnic on the 30th
inst and are making extensive prepara-
tlons to have 1t one Of The grandest OF
the season.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, jr., son of Col. M.
III. Benton, has resigned the reetorship
of the Church Of the Nativity in Mays
vile, and will sail from New York in
June for the Hoy Laud.
An incipient fire in the rear of the
premises lately occupied by Mr.. Peter
Nodler as drugstore, on Fifth and
Madison streets, was exLinguished with
babcock extinguisher, about half past
10o'clock last night.
Aug S4hClhnatl, IOrISmOuLD, Big San-
dy d. Pomeroy Packet Company has
brought suit in equity In the United
States District Court OF Kentucky at
Coyington against The Board OF Trus-
aces at Catlettsburg, KY, TO recover
back 5,002 OF wharfage fees paid the Of
heers OIL the board for the Company's
boats since January l, 1870.
POLICE COURT. Beam, 81; VIM
Jordan, $13; Frank Auf, $53; Joseph
iuesman, $28; Catherine SWeiker, ali
tor breach OF the peace; Pat. Crowley,
drunk, "a; It. A. johnson, carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, $50 and costs.
a lot Of small coiored boys were a.
raigned for playing ball on Sunday. HIS
Honor, after giving them severe lee.
iure, dismissed them.
NEWPORT.
MIR. Frank Barker has returned from
his Eastern tour.
Conrad Viehman and Annie Wasser
were granted marriage license this
morning.
The concert for the benefit OF the Tay.
}OI-street M. e. Church will take place
Thursday evening.
The st. Pancratius Young Mems So.
riety of Corpus Christi Church cele
DRAFTED their anniversary yesterday.
CITY CoURT.-Wm. Trier, disorderly
conduct, $40 and costs; Thomas Cahiii
petty piliering, $40 and costs-bo th gone
10 jail.
The Ladies' Churcb-w ork Association
will meet Tuesday evening at the resi-
hence oil +. NJ. Webster, No. 203 Madison
street.
Mr.. Michael O'DonnelI and Miss Kate
Gfogan were united in marriage last
evening at the Church of the Immacu
late Conception.
DIR. Bauer, of the firm of Vogeler
Wagner u Co., Cincinnati, has been ad
mitted as an honorary member of the
Scientific Association.
The morning hours in the Criminal
Court were occupied In the case OF Johu
Manning for grand larceny AT II O'CLOCK
lhe case was still III progress.
The Van Voast Light Guards an
n0unce their first picnic to come off OF
Thursday, June 21. They will give
dress parade and drill on the grounds.
The Martin Luther Society and the
German Benevolent Society, headed by
h0ehrs Band, took part in the fe silva
OF the German Protestant Orphan Asy
lum at Mt. Auburn yesterday.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Dennis Mullin. ma
heious cuItlhS, uueu JOY; Ih0S. Black
grand larceny, Pepitentiary tor one
year; Henry Coleman (colorsd), }, CHECKER
stealing, jail for one month. A new
trial was granted VIM. Nuttle and
others, charged with making a murder
Gus attack upon a Cincinnati police
man, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
tor one year.
DAYTON. KY.
Two new striped suits and two ball.
and chains are The latest additions to thu
calaboose.
Mr.. Charles Barnes has generously
proposed to erect a public hall, provid
ing that the Excelsior Club will see tt
It's outfit. The proposition was accepted
The Nucleus Committee Of Bono
Lodge Ne. 219, l. o. o. F., will give al
entertainment at Moelers Hall on thu
18th OF this month, when home talent
supplemented by artists from Newport
Will endeavor tointerest the public Will
variety performance.
Judge Gunnison is bound to break ur