The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
CovINaTON.

NOb d u6lO @WpV Ah OAAS AANJ " -
this morning.
Miss Maggie Spalding, OF this city,
will leave next week for Louisville.
Cards are out for the fourth visit of
Rex Carnival to Coyington ON the even
ing OF the 22d inst.
The Mardi Gras ball comes of on the
22d inst. at Drexilius' Hall, corner OF
Sixth and Madison streets.
John Miles, colored, was sentenced in
the Criminal Court to the Penitentiary
for one year, for robblng hen-roost.
Martin Webber, who lives ON Bullock
street, near Third, fell in his back .yard
yesterday aud broke his right Knee
pan.
Fanny Sewers fell from an arbor at
. her parents residence on fnlauelpnia
street, near Riddle, and was severely
injured.
The funeral of Mrs. McMurphy took
place this morning from the Ninth-street
Presby terian Church, and was well at
tended.
@. Fightmaster was released from GUS
tody yesterday, alter taking the lnsolV-
ent debtor's oath before Commissioner
B0stwIck.
Andy Cummlns, late of the Stars, has
AcC6DLeu puS pDblLAOu an ohoAA-S"OP -.
the Memphis Red Stockings, and Will
play with them this season.
. The marriage OF Mr.. Henry Koohman
to Miss Lizzie Unlage took place tnls
morning az Lne 81. Joseph Church, cor
ner Twelfth and Greenup streets.
Company No. 2 yesterday afternoon
extinguished u fire in the root OF Mrs.
John L. Nixon's residence on Greenup
street. The fire originated from a de-
fective fue.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the Nlnth-street Presbyterian Church
will be gwen Friday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Henry Worthington, on
West Fourth street.
W. Timberlage was arrested by Officers
VIM. McGraW and NJ. OHara this morn
ing for cutting with intent to Kill Bar
ney Brunce. His case comes up to-Mor-
row before Mayor Athey.
indictment was found by the Grand
Jury against Joseph Clark Tor grand
larceny and receiving stolen goods. The
charge OF infanticide preferred against
Hennie Davis was dismissed.
Friendship Lodge, K. of p, held q
special meeting night before last and
formed the "Friendsnip Lodge Dramatic
Association" The following officers
were elected: b. W. Morris, President;
ii. Cherringt0n, Vice President; James
Williams, Treasurer; j. l.. Burris, Sec
retary; W. z. Mckee and e. p. Bradley,
Managers,
NEWPORT.
Colonel D. S. Hounsnell has returned
from Frankfort.
The Good Templars of this county will
hold a convention tomorrow AT Indian
Springs.
The venerable mother Of Mr.. Joseph
Felth died last evening at her residenc e
on Cabot street.
Philip MeIsenheimer was fined So and
costs In the City Court this morning for
being drunk and disorderly.
MIR. VIM. Ross, late of the Columbus
Barracks Band, has become a member
OF the Tibbatts Band oil this city.
The Thespian Dramatic Society will
render the "ricket-Ol-Leave Man," at
Odd-lellows' Hall tomorrow night.
Colonel R. W. Nelson looks ten years
younger, but not 30 handsome, SO the
ladies' say, since that mustache dlsap-
peared.
Mr.. John R. Huegle, the we'll known
auctioneer, has SO lar recovered from
appear Oh the streets again.
MIR. George w. Balm, Grand Worthy
Chief Templar Of this State, will deiv-
er a lecture at the Christian Church
(Hayman's Hali), on Temperance, nexl
Friday evening.
The Morning Star Dancing Club will
give ball at Smalley's Hall, on Thurs
day evening next. A grand supper Will
be set for the party at Mrs. Bakers on
Monmouth street.
John Bresnahan was arrested last
night for attempting to pass counter.
felt SO note as payment for his board.
HIS trial is set lor this afternoon at
O'Clock before 'Squires Z. 7. Buchanan
and Harris.
The Tri-weekly Local appeared yester-
day in a branu new dress, with an adui-
tion of column on each page, making
in all very handsome appearance.
May she live long and prosper, and It's
editor "Ditto."
The case OF Schwartz against Hors.
fall was partially heard in the Circuit
Court this morning. There is proba.
bility of decision being rendered this
evening. The case OF Il. Brady against
q. Hahan, for malicious prosecution, is
now pending before jury.
HAMILTON.
Matte Chitwood was yesterday grant.
ed a divorce from George g. Chitwood,
and the custody Of the chlld given her.
]. Mol. Ewing, Paymaster of the c.,
a, ID. Railroad, was in the city yes.
terday on business connected with the
road.
Thomas McGreevy, of the Fourth, will
be q candidate for nomination before
the Convention for Councilman from said
Ward.
John Homes, colored. was yesterday
arrested by Constable Daugherty for
an assault with intent to provoke &
breach OF the peace.
An oyster supper will be given by the
ladies Of the Baptist Church to-morrow W
evening in the lecture.room OF the
church. All are invited.
Judge Elliott occupied the bench in
the Common Pleas Court yesterday fol
the purpose Of hearing the motion for
the confirmation Of the sale Of the But
ler County Democrat matter. The case
has been taken under consideration.
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