The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
COVINGTON.

their second monthly soiree at DreX.
illus Hall on the 28tA inst. - ,
Rev. d. II. Muller, d. D., Pastor oil
Union M. E. Church, will, in about two
weeks, remove to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. W. j. Bradford, of the Post-ofice
NEWSSTAND, is not able to attend u
business on account OF sickness. ..t
John Schuster, who some time ago cut
William Ruge, was fiued $50 and costs
before Mayor Athey this morning.
Mr.. George Knoor, OF the firm OF Knoor
& Rub, brewers, returned yesterday
from business trip through Kentucky.
The funeral of Sister Mein mac took
place this morning from ST. Joseph's
Church, and was we'll attended by the
Catholic clergy.
Elder z. B. Wiles, Pastor Of the Filth
street Christian Church, has returned
from Paris, KY, where he has been con-
0ucung protracted meeting.
The old house ON Eighth street, be.
tween Scott and Madison streets, for
merly used as broom factory by MIR.
kook, was put upon rollers last night
and moved TO the corner Of Tenth and
Madison.
A compromise agreement was filed In
the Clerks Office of the United States
Court for the District of Kentucky yes
terday, in the case Of Fletcher and Gold
smith against Whken ana OGonner, for
infringement of patent. The defendants
acknowledge that the PLAINTIFF patent
for manufacture of base-balts is Valid,
and that they did infringe upon the
patent. They say they do not intend to
manufacture any more, and have no OBJ
Jection to final injunction issuing
against them with decree for PLAINTIFF
costs. l.t .|..'t. ... .
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Chris. Webber and Mary
Klotzbath. 900 s..U. ~. l,. II-'
Tho ladies of Taylor-street Church
will give a social at Mr.. P. IL. Wilson's
residence, on York street, Friday eYen-
ing. I....... ......r...'' 80 -
In the Circuit Court yesterday, the
jury III the case of W. +. Davidson
against the City Marshal and City Coun,
Gil OF Dayton brought In verdict Tor
the defendants,
Mr.. Thos. l.. Berry, of this city. has
been appointed agent for this and sew
eral other counties in Kentucky for
Beardsley q Laughlin, Of Hamilton, o.,
manufacturers OF school furniture.
A special Aieeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society will be hetdyto-rnorrow after
noon at 3 O'Clock, at the residence OF
Mrs. Behrman, NJ. l69 Washington ave-
nue.. A full attendance 10 requested.
The social that was announced to take
place at the residence of Mr.. p. H.-Wll-
son, ,tor the benefit OF Taylor-street M.
ID. Church, on next Friday nighL, shou
have read Friday evening, February %.
Miss Gussie Smith, the belle OF Madi-
son street, celebrated her seventeenth
birthday last night. A very pleasant
time was had by her many friends who
were present to tender their congratuIa-
tions.
A meeting OF the grocers of this city
will be held Thursday night at Reiding-
er's Hall, 210 Monmouth street, for the
purpose ol getting up petition to pre-
sent to COUNCIL to have peddlers' license
raised from 80 to $50. .....- ~.
The Forty Hours Devotion closed last
Night at st. Stephens Church with SOL
emn procession OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment, in which Bishop Toebbe, OF Cow
ihgton, the clergy OF the church and tifty
little boys and an equal number OF little
girls dressed in while took part.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr..
Edward BlltZ, ON Central avenue, above
Williamson street, night before last, hy
cutting Stats out OF u shutter and open
ing the window. The thieves stole a
few dollars, a silver wa.ch, and pair
Of pantaloons belonging to Mr.. Blltz.
DAYTON. KY.
The old question OF The annexation of
Bellevue and Dayton to Newport is be-
ing again mildly agitated.
Mr.. Frank Ream thinks that tie
Street-rallroad Company should have
credit for washing one or their car
windows recently. We take pleasure
in thus publicly stating that The win
aOws Dere washed. Small fayors are
thankfully received.
The case of Davidson against Gerein
and others was decided yesterday in
favor OF tue defendants. In other words,
that the creek which runs through Mr..
Davidson's lot is natural water course.
This saves the city of Dayton cost of
about $4,000 for sewer, and the cues.
zion which has vexed the Courts Tor
lew years past Is now definitely settled
Eol. Hodge Tor plaintiff, Arthur and Haw-
kins for defendants.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Horace Woodrough is in the CITY
for a few days.
Joseph B. Hughes arrived home we'll
and hearty from his trip East.
Gary Longiellow will be candidate
for Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment.
Yesterday Michael Miller, an inmate
of the County Infrmary, was adjudged
insane.
The Jury in the case of Van Scoyck
vs. Mrs. V. Long, yesterday returned in
favor Of the plaintiff, in the sum of $50.
DR.. Dan. Millikin had an accession to
his family Sunday night. 1t came in the
shape OF bouncing boy. Curry is the
name. 4n e..'' ....
D. 2. Gard, of this city, on Monday
last was, by the creditors of Daniel j.
Callen, bankrupt, elected assignee at
Dayton.
Sheriff Thomas returned from Indiana
yesterday with James Harmon, who was
arrested on charge OF assault with in.
tent to kill.
A silver watch aud a gold earring
were last evening found 10 the alley
leading north from Ludlow, between
Third and Fourth streets.
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