The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
COVINGTON.
The La optima Dancing Association

Rev, j. NJ. Worrall, ID, has under
consideration call from the Eighth
Presbyterian Church in Chicago. ..'
Rev. j. NJ. Worrall, DID,, will deliver
the annual address before the students
of Dauville Ky. } Theological College Oh
next "Wednesday evening.
The show-window Of the notion store
at the corner OF Seventh and Washing
ton streets was broken into Saturday
night and robbed OF lot OF goods.
Andy Cummins, formerly short-stop
of the Star Club, who has been playing
in similar position in the Memphis
Reds, has severed his connection with
that club and returned home.
United States Marshal Col. Weden
O'Neal sold the steamer Alex. Kendall
this morning, to Mr.. j. West Jacobs OF
st. Louis, to satisfy judgment oil
Stevens u Ware of Cincinnati.
Mack, Hountz, Mcsorley, Golden and
Flint, of the Indianapolis Club, were in
the city this morning, visiting their
numerous friends. They expressed
themselves in Il manner which denotes
that they Will walk away with 81
Keck's club.
The Directors OF the Banklick Turn.
pike Company, at meeting held Satur-
day, resolved to reduce the tolls by re-
ductions OF from yone-sixth to one-h!-
teenth. Twelve cent tolls are put down
TO ten cents, and ten cent tolls TO eight
cents. The new rates are in force.
The School Board, through President
Prague, Saturday, filed its petition with
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court, asking
for u mandamus to compel the CITY
Treasurer and Treasurer Of the Board,
Captain W. q. Stone, to deposit the
State funds III his possession to the
credit of the schools in the German Ma
tional Bank. .r.r ..,.
POLICE COURT Pat. Sullivan,
drunk, 81; Phll. Pearce and Frank
King were tiued $40 each for a
breach of the peach; George Smith, on a
similar charge, was fined $40; Isaac
Fuch, disorderry, 81 and costa; Lewis
Solaslive, drunk, 81; John Soup, breach
OF the peace, IS; Mary O'Brien, drunk
and disorderly, ~ days on bread and
butter, and ordered to give bond in the
sum of 500 for good behavior, or
go'to the County Jail for months.
NEWPORT.
Five new arrivals at Jailor Schwartz
establishment yesterday.
! Miss Mason, of Fredericksburg, Va,
is tue guest OF DIR. Thornton ana lady.
Mr.. Frank Betz has been elected as
signes by the creditors of Fred. Ban.
herman. 81
| The st. Josephs Society of st. Steph-
en's Church celebrated their anniVer-
Bary yesterday. p,
Lieut.. Earle leaves this post to-mor-
row, In charge of company of U. S.
Infantry for Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Beck, wife of the proprietor oil
Beck's Hotel, on Monmouth street, fell
yesterday morning and fractured her
let wrist.
Master Chas. Phythian, son Of DR.. j..
l.. Phythian, has gone to Annapolis,
Md, to prepare himself for the Naval
Academy.
"A four-year-old daughter of Mr.. II.
EehWermann, living on Chestnut street
below Brighton, fell yesterday and
broke her left arm. i.ts
#That portion the following turnpikes
Inside the city limits is being assessed
this afternOon: The Licking, Covert
Run and Alexandria City.
and Miss Helen e. Phillips, is an
nounced for Wednesday evening, at the
residence of Rev. DR.. Moore. ....
NlLy AsbtsbOE CEbuk DTdSleF maQe an
assessment this morning Of the property
owned by the Covington Gas COMPANY
in this city, the total OF which is $10O, 900.
Clarissa,. a little daughter of Officer
Geo. Speckman, of this city, drew the
nrsb prize, which is $25 i'd, gold, at Dr..
Maley's Baby SAow, held at Cincinnati.
Capt. Williamson's omnibuses were
well patrOnized yesterday by parties
NMhh tnnk Qh the m N n
weather TO visit the Highlands" ana
the cemeteries.
The plans and specifications for
widening the railroad bridge, as men.
toned several days ago, have been ap.
proved by the Directors, aud the work
viii be commenced at once.
A game OF baseball played between
the East Ends and the Favorites, OF Gin
cinnRti, resulted In favor of the East
Ends by the score of 10 4. The game
was close until the ninth inning.
CITY CoURT.--Wm. w alters, using i'm.
proper language in the presence OF
ladies, .contInueu; A. Wilmer, drunk
and disorderiy, continued; James
Striker, same, continued; A. Lamb
same, $40 and costs; John Powell, dis.
orderly conduct, S. and costs; Lewis
Ril, same, continued.
A little boy about ten years of age,
whose name we were unable to learn
while watching the game Of ball be.
tween the East Ends and the Favorites,
Eot struck On the eye with wild bali
1elivered from the hands Of a fellow who
NO doubt thinks he can pitch.
The City Assessor, Mr.. Frank Bra.
gier, has cited the President OF the
Eovingtou Gas Company to meet the
Board Of Equalization at 2 O'Clock to.
day in the Council Chamber to show
cause why the company should not pay
tax upon its property in Newport in the
Iame manner as other corporations.
DAYTON. KY.
Calico hop at Odd-leliows' Hall mex
Friday night by the Excelsior Literary
Club.
Fifty-fve.names have been signed to 8
document looking to the establishment
OF Gymnasium mere.
Tickets are out for picnic to be given
at Clark's Grove by the German Order
OF Workmen, June 4.
The Odd-fellows of this place and
Newport Will hold their celebration on
he 36Lh inst. at the hall in Nawnort