The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-10
OOVINGTON.

each hose-h0nSe III the city Win copy
Of the Bible.
Mr.. John Lehman fell down a cellar
way at his home yesterday evening, and
was seriously injured.
John Williams, the colored man
charged with passing o counterfeit
S10-note, was dismissed from custody
yesterday. t.-
The Covington and Newport Assem-
bly, will be entertained at the residence
OF Judge W. W. Trimble, on next Fri
day evening.
MAYORS CoURT.-W. Grave, F.
Grave, George Grave and John Muir
ply, drunk and disorderly, each w; JAS.
Scott, petit larceny, 81.
The great $40, 900 LIBEL suit between F.
N. Calklns, of The Ticket, and Henry
Hallam, of the Enquirer, 10 set for Fri
day next In the Circuit Court.
The funeral Of Mr.. Thompson took
place ut 10 O'Clock this morning from the
Trinity Episcopal Church, and was al
tended by numerous friends and rela-
tives.
We regret to learn of the death of Il &.
Kalyebage, well-knoWn milk man Of
this city. His funeral takes place TO-
morrow morning from ST. Augustin's
Churoh.
The marriage OF Mr.. Henry Mindrc-
man, of the German Methodist Church,
will soon take place to au accomplished
lady of that congregation. The name Is
mot glVen.
The banquet given by Councilman
WIN. e. Asnbrook at Odd.fellows' Hall
last night to the city officials, members
of Council, School Board, Police Force,
Fire Department and others, was Il
grand affair.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The jury in the case
OF Carl Weigel against VIM. Warning
ton, suit Tor damages for assault and
battery, was instructed TO assess dam
ages in favor OF the plaintiff, as the de-
lendant failed to appear.
Fred. Wise, Esq, was appointed Com
missioner to supply lost and muEilated
documents.
Messrs. M. T. Shine, VIM. A. Byrne
and Chas. Ofutt were admitted to prac-
tlce.
NEWPORT.
The Riley Baseball Club viii give
ball at Eclipse Hall tonight.
Mr.. Louis Meyers says it is boy and
weighs eleven pounds. Wen take his
word lor it.
The newly elected Sheriff, Thomas
White, returned from Frankfort last
night IN time to attend the ball.
Miss Ida Falls, o handsome young
belle of Monmouth street, will shortly
be wed to wealthy young gentleman Of
Columbus.
The Pickwick Club will give dra-
matte ENTERTAINMENT at Odu-fellows'
Hall on Friday evening, complimentary
to the Union Hall Directors.
The Ladies' Aid Society Will meet at
the residence OF Mrs. Cole, on Bellevue
street, Tomorrow afternoon, TO make
final arrangements for the charity ball
to be given at Odd-fellows' Hall ON the
evening OF the 19.h inst.
The alarm from Bo x No. shortly be-
fore O'Clock last night, was caused by
bed catching fire In a house on Day.
ton street between Ringgold and Harris
streets. There was no occasion tor
calling out the Fire Department as the
bed was carried out and doused in the
snow, which soon extnguished the
flames.
The police ball at Odd-fellows' Hall
last night was The grandest given this
season. The hall was decorated with
festoons of evergreen and with large
flags, received from Capt. Hounshell
ana Capt. Mcintyre. The police force
was In attendance, and Marshal Dave
Lock led off in the grand march. The
proceeds Will go to The police. Officer
Crightcn claims to have sold the larges
number Of ticAets.
CITY CoURT.-Carey Conners, Char.
Icy Hall and ID. Marks, three Cincinnati
Differs, came over last night to attend
the police ball. They were properly at
tended to by Officer Marlzoff, who gave
them lodging In JaiIor Horsialps estab-
llshment for getting too drunk to take
care OF themselves, and for disturbing
the peace. This morning Judge Geisler
fined them $40 and costs, in default of
which they were locked up.
The Newport Mining, Manufa acturing,
anu Commercial company elected
the following Directors and
officers at their annual elec.
tion Oh last Monday: r. II. Stone, Pres
ident; VIM. j. O'Neil, Vice President:
Charley Stewart, Treasurer; N. Rolf,
Secretary; DR.. j. l.. Waiter, Col. L..
Weltzel, Executive Committees; John
Nash, Thomas Wrightsue, }. r. Mills, j.
NJ. Auduck, Finance Committee. |
HAMILTON.
Yesterday morning was the coldest,
30 far, OF the season.
Petition for divorce was Yesterday
fled by Sarah Center against Alvin |
Center.
Mr.. Jordan, of New London, o., is. in
The city looking alter the gas interests |
Of the city and citizens.
The Knights Of Pythias last Givr,htt, hv !
resolution, rendered vote of thanks to
the ladies who kindly assisted them at
their late lair.
A little boy, son of a widow woman
named Mrs. Shrunk, was run over by a |
horse and sleigh Monday evening, and
seriously injured.
The work of filling up the Basin will
commence as soon as spring opens. This |
will be good news to host OF laborers
out of employment.
VIM. Stephenson, of the First Ward.
intends taking up his abode in the Third
Ward, where he expects to open up a
grocery and meat st0fe.
Application for writ of habeas cor
pus was yesterday made by Mendina
Foster against James Foster, for the re-
lease OF an infant, Freddy Foster, ille-
gally held by defendant, from whom
pIaintiff was uiVnrcpd