The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
COvINGToN.

Council meets in regular session in
the Council Chamber this evening.
The saloonist Ocshner, from Ludlow,
was fined $25 for selling beer without
license.
In the County Court James c. Herber
was appointed administrator of the es-
tate OF Thos. p. Herbert.
The A. U. U. W., OF Falmouth, will
next Tuesday night celebrate their an
niversary by a grand ball and supper.
Mrs. VIM. Sparrow, OF 239 Garrard
street, was robbed of gold watch and
chain. Suspicion rests upon a colored
hired girl.
Edward Vance, a lad about ten years
old, while foOling with pis tol, accident
ally shot himself through the left hand
yesterday.
Andy Cummings, the short-5top, while
practicing baseball Tuesday, was struck
by ball and had three OF his teeth
knocked out.
Rev. j. Sanders Reed loctured last
night on "Tne Stoppage of the Sun at
the Request OF Joshua, the Man of God,"
Mt Trinity Church.
MAYORS CoURT.-Charles Quokler,
drunkenness ana vagrancy, oruered to
leave the city; A. 0. Andrew, disorderly
conduct, continued until Friday; U.
Wallace, adultery, $23.
On account of sickness the carrier who
has charge Of the route south of Ninth
street, west of Madison and north of
Martin street, was unable to deliver his
papers yesterday. They will be dellv-
cred this evening.
The Court OF Appeals has decided the
following cases: City Of Newport VS..
TImberlake, etc., Campbell County,
affirmed; Shepherds, etc., vs.. Charles,
Kenton County, affirmed; Frankey VS..
Scott, etc, Grant County, affirmed;
Shanks vs.. Shanks, PendleLon County,
reversed; Jones VS.. Breerton, etc.,
Campbell County, appellees entered ap-
pearances, and moved TO set aside con-
tinuance, ana to submit the cause. Mo-
tion sustained.
NEWPORT.
The Mile Roberts, attached for
wharfage bill, was released yesterday.
John Marshman and Catherine Brown
have in their possession the proper Gre
dentials to get married.
The Court Of Appeals has granted a
new trial in the suit of the city against
the Newport Street Railroad.
Doctor Straube and lady, of Mount
Arab, Ohio, arrived in town this morn
ing and are the guests of Mrs. Marion,
on Saratoga street.
Ferdinand Jupfed, who lives on lon
mouth street near Jefferson street, fell
from step-ladder and broke his lett
arm, day before yesterday,
The social event Of the season will no
doubt be the grand ball 10 be given on
hn Nu T
Guards. Tickets for the ball are selling
rapidly.
On invitation OF Miss Karwald, the
Independent Order of Good Templars
will meet this evening, at the residence
Of Prof Hough, on Madison street, where
preparations have been made for a grand
social reunion.
The venerable mother of Mr.. Charles
Whitten was agreeabIy surprised last
evening by number Of her friends
meeting at her residence on Madison
street, where the evening was spent in
social enjoyment.
A General Court-martial will meet at
the Barracks tomorrow, and will con-
Bist Of the following officers: Lieutenant
Colonel Merriam, MAJOR Hancock, Cap
tain Cochran, Captain Kroutinger, Sec
Dnd Lieutenant Earle; First Lieuten-
ant Keeyer, Judge-Advocate.
The Knuckles Brothers, Ryan and 9TH
ers, of Cincinnati, were brought to this
city this morning by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Moses, on a reQuisition from the Gov
ernor Of this State. The men are charged
with assauiting Officer b lux, at Califor-
MIA, at a picnic last summer.
CITY CoURT.-Ed. Clifton, a Journey
man baker OF this city, sent card of Il |
very indecent nature to young lady
acquaintance. The latter procured a
warrant and placed 1T in the hands of
OMcer Boyd, who arrested Clifton last
night. This morning Judge Geisler
lined him $40 and costs. Served him
fight. Henry Claycamp, drunk and dis
orderly, Sl5 and costs; tne remitLed Oh |
condition that he keeps sober here |
after.
HAMILTON.
John Farber, OF the Third Ward, is |
spoken OF as u candidate for Constable |
at the coming spring election.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church |
will give a social at the residence OF
Mrs. Mckinney, Second street.
Mrs. j. s. Weller will appear as "Meg |
Mefrllies," in the performance OF "Guv |
Mannering," at the Opera Hall to.nignt.
The contract for furnishing the uni |
lorms for the Light Infantry d um Corps |
was awarded to Mesker & Slock, of this |
city, at $l2 per suit.
Thomas Dudley, a brother OF Mrs. DR..
Major, OF this city, died Monday last of |
consumption, at the residence of his |
mother, in Paxton, Illinois.
Mary J. Williams filed her petition in |
The Clerks Office against Isaac Wolyer.
toa for the recovery OF $1,000, with six |
per cent. interest from 1872.
The case of the State of Ohio against |
Aston Ellis, Superintendent of the Pub
lie Schools, indicted for assault and bait
terry, was tried yesterday. The jury will |
be charged by Judge Hume to-day.
: A team attached to wagon load of |
broom-corn ran away yesterday and |
scattered the contents along the streets. |
The team belonged TO "a Mr.. Bowers, and |
was badly used up.
DAYTON, KY.
In Dante's "InIernU" Hellis described |
as place over the portals of which is |
Inscribed in burning letters-"He who |
enters here, leaves Hope behind" 1t has |
been suggested that snch an inscription |
should ornament each Jolt Wagon on |
the Dayton Street Railroad Line, as the |
unfortunate passenger, on boarding |