The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17
CovINGToN.

Inc Marul draS Dali, az Dre6llluS'
Hall next Thursday evening, promises
to be grand affair.
John NJ. Hart, OF Walnut Station, KY,
filed his petition In bankruptcy. Liabi-
ities, $3,O76; assets, nothing.
George W. Jamison, Of Falmouth,
Kentucky, filed his petition in bank
ruptcy. Liabilities, 80 935; assets, 0.
The funeral of MIR. I. j. Thomas took
place at l O'Clock to-day from the First
Presbyterian Church, Oh Fourth street.
James Leathers, who on Thursday was
ordered to jail for contempt of Court,
was released and his fine Of 500 remit
ted.
Mrs. T. N. Worcester was bit in the
lip by pet dog day before yesterday
and is suffering severely from the
wound.
MAYORS DoURT.-Jacob Berkle,
drunkenness, $13; Henry johnson, drunk
and dlsorderIy, $l3; Joseph bowling,
same, VI,
Mrs. Reyna, residing on Thirteenth
street, was badly scalded about the feet
and lower limbs yesterday by the burst
ing OF a jug of hot water.
Miss Nettie Sandford, editress and
proprIetress of the Marshalltown
LADIES' Bureau, of Marshalltown, Iowa,
is visiting her trends in this city.
Marriage licenses since our last re-.
port-P. Donnelly and Miss C.McNelia; j;
NJ. Holman and Mrs. Sarah II. Chiidres; !;
James Rankin Walker and Miss Anna
Clark.
The Directors OF the Union Brick
yard, at their last meeting, elected
Henry Schwertman President, and
M o6 a rnSnlutInn n thp w q OF a
Of hands 80 cents per day.
NEWPORT.
The paymaster on the Short Line came
to time yesterday and had a friendly
chat with the boys.
The Mutual Baseball Club will give
masquerade ball on w Wednesday evening
next, at Eclipse Hall.
In the Circuit Court in the case of A.
Manetti against M. Eaggi the jury rem
dered verdict for the defendant.
A burning chimney at Marston's sa-
loon on York street, near Front, caused
the alarm OF fire about 6 O'Clock last
evening.
Mayor Berry has issued proolama-
tion urging all persons TO clean the
streets III 'front.' of their residences with
in sixty days.
Mr.. Edward Deinzer, an old and es-
teemeu citizen, is confined to his resi-
dence, on Ringgold street, with inflam-
matory rheumatism.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-This morning in the
Gaylord Foundry case the Chancellor
decided that the sale must stand. The
case oil the Newport Water Works
against l.. M. Dayton, OF the Anchor
Iron and Steel Works, was decided in
1avor OF the Trustees to charge 10 cents
and that the action of the city aulhori-
ties furnishing manufacturers water at
6 cents was unconstitutional.
In the Schwartz-Horsfall case the
Judge declared the office of Jaller va.
cant, and decided that Schwartz was
not eligible at the time OF his election,
and that Horsrall can not hold over
The following gentlemen were appoint.
ed commissioners to select jurors for
the next term: Thomas Gideon, Z. Ii.
Norm and James Pagan. The Court
adjourned this afternoon to the June
Term.
A grand sacred concert is announced
to take place at Turner Hall Tomorrow
evening. The performance Will consist
in the side-splitting farce "The Lunatic
Asylum" followed by pathetic ballad;
buGu COnGo oOLuCJuluS JuOJ Cd1I C0tOl-
logee," to be followed by the "Hungry
Musicians" Funny Old Joe will make
his appearance. The performance will
conclude with The Two Cent Robbery"
all OF which comes under the head of
sacred concert.
At meeting of the Olive Branch
Dramatic club, recently organized in
this city, Wednesday evening last, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Il. j. Purser; Vice-President, e.
Il. Wolff; Manager, Z. ID. Pierce; Secre-
tary, Ii. f. Barton; Treasurer. w.
Ii. Patterson; Properties. W. A. McCor-
mack; Sergeant-at-Aams, q. b. Schier.
The CLUB Will give its first entertain
ment on Friday evening, March 2, AT
Odd-relows' Hall. by special request
will be played waiting lor the Ver-
dict"
HAMILTON.
The Whereabouts of Mrs. Elble still
continues mystery.
Smith Whate, charged with house
breaking, Was released on bond in the
sum of 500.
The petition of Black & SchuIze VS.. A.
H. Cone ct al. for the recovery Of SIG 10
vas yesterday filed in the CLERKS Office.
George Hatertepen is a candidate for
City Marshal, subject to the decision of
The Democratic City Nominating Con-
Vention.
Miss Alva Hawthorne. who has been
attending school at Xenia, returned
home last evening, making glad
the hearts of her many young friends.
The following reduced rates are Of
fered by the o., Ii. u ID. Railroad to per-
sons wishing to attend the concert by
the Boston Mendelssohn Quintette Club,
which will come off on tne oath inst. al
the Opera Hall: From Middle TOY wn and
return, 90 cents; from Trenton and re-
turn, 80 cents; from Busenbeck and re-
turn, 25 cents; from overpeck's and re-
Iurn, 20 cents.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Next to the STAR, the Enquirer has
the largest circulation here oil any Of the
Cincinnati papers.
The merchants on Main and Short
streets are calling for the sprinkling
carts. The streets are as dusty as in
midsummer, and no appearance of rain.
The colored woman who instigated
the colored girl Mag. to set fire TO Mrs.
Dudpnsa rasidanaa ia liknlv n ppt a free