The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-13
COVINGTON.


Washington City.
practice yesterday.
Not a single sinner in the Mayors
Court this morning.
Hon. John II. Fisk left for Frankfort
yesterday on business trip.
Miss Lille Swinney appeared yester-
day evening for the first time on the
stage in this city.
Sister Meinrad, of the St. Walburg's
Academy on Twelfth street, died this
morning from consumption.
Callender's Georgia MinstreIs will
make their appearance at Odd.lellows'
Hall ON Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary II.
The marriage Of Mr.. f. W. Dunham,
OF Cincinnati, TO Miss Belle Thrasher,
takes place to-day at the residence of
the bride, Winton Place.
Max Manuel, arrested in December
for selling liquor without license, was
released ON his own recognizance yes
terday on account Of ill health.
Peter Funk, butcher from Lewis
burg, while at work yesterday afternoon
cutting up meat cut himself badly in the
right hand. He will not be able 10 work
ava " ASW UOOhps
The entertainment given by the First
Male GLASS OF st. JosepRs School at St.
Josephs Hall last night was not as well
attended as expected. However, the
young folks played their pieces very
well.
Col. Amos Shinkle. Or, R. A. w.
Bruehl and Rev. IL. Liebnurst left YES
terday for New York, to attend the an
nual meeting of the General Book Com.
mlttee OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
John Brisnehan, who was arrested a
few days since, charged with passing
counterfeit money, was yesterday re-
leased by giving bail in the sum of ST.
O0o Tor his appearance at the next May
term of the United States Court, Hon.
~. W. Nelson and Captain John A. Will
hanson going upon his bond.
at meeting Of the stockholders of
the American Wire and Screw Nail
Company, held yesterday at the office of
the Company, the Following gentlemen
were chosen as Directors for The ensu-
ing year: ). L. Stephens, j. b. Mecklen-
borg, M. Baackes, j. U. Ernst, IL. G.
Hemingway, II. Terlan and B. BEST
mann. AT a meeting of the Directors,
afterWard held, officers were elected as
follows: J. L. Stephens, President and
Treasurer; Ii. Terlan, Vice President;
J. b. Mecklenborg, Secretary; NJ. |
Baackes, General Manager. 1t was also
voted by the directory to change the
name to the American Wire Nail Com
pany.
NEWPORT.
Johnny Coyle, junior, weight eleven
pounds.
M. f,hon n,uono .ud 1r,z ~. o..
kle will shortly leave for Memphis on a
visit to friends.
The regimental parade OF the Van
Voast Guards will take place on w ash
ington's birthday.
The concert at Odd-fellows' Hall last
night, under the auspices Of the Ladies'
AID Society,was in every respect sue.
cess.
The Lenten service in st. PauPs NJ. e.
Church will begin tomorrow morning at
1880 O'Clock, and in the evening at 1880
O'Clock.
The Schwartz-Horsfall case came be-
fore the Circuit Court again this morn
ing, and was once more postponed till
tomorrow.
The alarm about O'Clock last even
ing from Box II was caused by a small
fire IN tue roof of the officers quarters
at the Barracks. Loss trlfling.
Water and gas-mains are being laid
on Harris street, between Saratoga
street and Washington avenue. Con-
tractor M. Ryan is doing the work.
Rev. Mr.. White, Pastor of the African
NJ. e. Church, leaves this evening for
Warsaw, KY, to take charge OF simi-
lar Churcn there. He Will, however,
visit the diocese once month. liz
Sneak thieves effected an entrance to
the rear of Captain MarcotHs residence,
on Front street, near York street, Sun.
day night, and carried off several arti- +,
cles Of wearing apparel and other things ,
of less value. /
James Griffin appeared before Squire
Henry Buchanan this morning to an
sWer the charge OF an assault on his :
father with butcher-knife. He was
held in the sum OF 500 TO answer at the :
next term OF the Criminal Court.
CITY CoURT.-Nellie Baldwin, breach
of the peace, So and costs; Rosa Bles- r
sington, the worst case of femenine hu. 4
manity in Newport, and the terror of !
the neighborhOod in which she lives.
was brought to Jail last night in < | i
dead drunk. She appeared | q
before Judge Geisler this morning to h
answer the charge OF drunk and disor- +
derby conduct, and was fined SIS and Ii
costs, in default OF which she was b
locked up. q
Messrs. B. Eckert and P. Guilfoyle. n
with number of young ladies', among d
whom were the Misses Mary and Julia h
Byrne, Miss Annie Fitzpatrick, of COW G
lngTon; Miss Jennie McMullen. of /
W asblngton avenue; and the Misses G
Mary and Julia Walsh, of Madison o
street, this city; met at the residence of p
the latter young ladies last night and II
from there proceeded to the residence n
Of Mr.. Thompson, on Byzantine street. 1
Although surprise to that gentleman a
and his lady the party were soon made r
10 enjoy themselves. Good vocal and II
music, and dancing, was il
Lhe order ofthe evening. C
DAYTON, KY.
Mr.. John Visse, a member of the
School Board, is prominently spoken OF b
As the successor OF Mayor J0ering. Y
Mayor Herman Joering, becoming tired =.
II the honors Of his Office, has resigned, o"
hn We xufI hn