The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-27
COVIEGTON.


trip Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
KY, fled their voluntary petitions in
bankruptcy yesterday. Liabilities, 81
Dol %; asst, o.
In the Pendleton Criminal Court VIM.
Moore indicted for killing John Dusken
was tried Tuesday anu semitic the Penl-
tentary for two yeas.
The funeral of Antoine Able, the man
VINO was killed at Wolflang & Dor
selPs dIstlllery, took place his morning
from st. Joseph Churcn.
. In the Circuit Court verdict for
plaintiff was rendered in the case OF
John Slephany against Ii. WeWeller, a
suit on note for S2O7 Sc.
Mr.. Henry DeGruyIer, Coyington and
Newport representative Of the VOlks-
treund. will celebrate his thirty seventh
anniversary tonight at Arbeiter Hall.
CIRCUIT COURT Ellen Flynn against
Dennls Ryan; yerulct for plaintiff for
$1,426 So. case OF Pearce and others
against Highland County; in progress.
John McNeaps house, in Walton, was
robbed Of gold and silver watch the
other evening. The burglars bored
through a wardrobe to secure their
booty.
The charges Of larceny and obtaining
goods under false pretenses against
Mary Connelly were dismissed by
Squire Francis yesterday, the prose-
outing witness failing to appear.
POLICE COURT.-John Bolan, drunk,
"a; George Amulsler, put ir jail for sae
keeplngj Pat. Russell, disorderly con-
duct, continued; Washington Smith, cut
ting with intent to kill, dismissed.
Messrs. Wolftang & Dorsell have
kindly donated enough money to pay the
funeral expenses and for the Coroners
inquest ou the body OF Antoine Able,
who met his death at their establishment
yesterday.
A surprise party at Drexelius Hall, a
ball al Deislers Garden and Father
Smiths Promenade Concert at st.
Mary's Hall were the attractions In the
city last night, all Of which were largely
attended and well conducted
The case Of Calvin Baron De Malmedy
was called This morning before Mayor
Athey, and the testimony closed at II
O'Clock. Arguments were commenced
this afternoon at 2 O'clock. Tnis testi-
mony Is not very clear against De NAL
msdy, ana he will In all probability be
discharged.
NEWPORT.
The Van Voast Guards will have
prize drill at their armory Friday night.
The Worklngmen hold a meeting to-
night at the corner Of TibDatts anu Co.
lumbla streets.
Officer AL. Boyd, will tomorrow take
IN charge Mary MCCARTHY, VINO was ad-
judged u lunatic before Judge Berry yes
terday, TO the Asylum at Lexington.
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Baseball Club at the Highland House,
in Cincinnati, Tonight, promises to be
largely attended and we'll conducted.
Conyeyances will leave the corner OF
Monmouth and RinggoId streets Sunday
morning to take passengers aud friends
Of the orphans to their festival at Cold
Spring.
Squire Joe Hoff doffed his war-paint
again this morning. Some uuscrupu-
lous villain visited his saloon and car
ried of all his morning papers. Joe has
his suspicious,
Mrs. America Reyel, much esteemed
lady, died last evening at the residence
Of her son-ln-laW, MI. j. b. Lock, Jr.
Ihe deceased WAS slxty-iour years of
age, most of which time she resided in
Campbell County.
The hull of Captain Bill Airs new
ferry-bUat VIII shortly be lowed down to
the wharf. The Captain lett this morn
Ing tor Louisville TO charter a teIry-
boat to take the place OF the Newport
Belle. Whlle the machinery is being
transferred from the latter to the new
boat.
CITY COURT DoINGs. - Sarah Foy,
breach OF tne peace. $l and costs; SallIe
Loeb and her son Fntz, same charge, 81
and costs each; Ann Singer and Sarah
Loeb, using language tenuIng W provoke
breAch OF the peace, 10 anu eosLs each
I. Wellman, dlsorderly conduct, costs;
Mary Pemmons, her brother Harry,
Geolge johnson and George Fish, disol-
aerll conduct anu resisting officers, con-
lnued.
The following places were visited by
thieVes last might: The residence OF
James ii. simmons, corner Of York and
hlhggolu, and Ar. s. relieved OF $40 in |
pills; Joseph Morlidge, ISL York, wnere
they wee lrigneneu of; DR.. N. S. Ben
nett, 24o York, relieveu OF valuable |
"alcn ana $6 IN money, and Mr.. Cas-
seFs resldencs On York near Ringgold, |
Where they got small amount Of money. |
NO arrests have yet been made.
A correspondent, writing to the Yeo. |
man, says: 1--WE visited old Mother |
Nancy see; she says she is ope hundred |
and two years old, and is just waiting |
ION de Lor'.' We also in Frankfort Wis.
lied old Mother Hagar Miller. She, too,
is over hundred years old, aud says |
Bhe is down 'by de. rlber waiting fo' de |
ole ship! We also saw OLD Mother
Charlotte Redd, nearly one hundred
years Of age, but is still trusting in
jesus Bless dar ole souls"
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
X. II. Van Renssellear returned to-
day from Boston, Mass. He says he had
very pleasant time at the Masonic
Council.
The first annual ball of the Social Cir
Gle will be given az the Oud-iellows'
Hall Friday evening, September Is. Ad-
mission 81 a couple. GOOD music en-.
gagged. Societies in our village, like
bubbles on the ocean, rise and disap-
pear III rapid succession.
DAYTON. KY.
The doors OF The sealing wax factory
have been sealed. Too much wax and
not enough money.
Messrs. Il. W. Starbird and J. W.
R,hrer will shortly reopen the photo.
graph gallery recently occupied by Nj.
ROCkWay,