The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
CoVINGTON.

1I6bbuEoE PAe SSAAs @A"J bS&4J HuoAA-
fed yesterday.
Bryan Tansey was granted coffee
house license this morning.
Mr.. T. ]. Ellis announces himself as a
candidate for City Engineer. -
Rev. Q. W. Miller has returned home
and will occupy his pulpit Tomorrow.
Mr.. j. r. Kennedy, formerly, OF the
Post-ofice, died yesterday at Batavia, !,
Ohio.
The Kirkpatrick House, in Burlington,
was injured BY nre yesterday to the ex-
tent OF $50.
William Webb was held over to the
Criminal Court to answer the charge Of
assault upon john Baldwin with intent
to kill.
The anthracite coal-stove In Douglas
b Hewitps distillery office exploded
yesterday, and scattered things about
promisouously.
The Olympic Minstrels, Of New York,
will give an entertainment tonight at
Odd-fellows' Hall for the benefit OF K en-
ton Lodge, !. o. o. f.
Henry Rebo, tather-in-law of Mr.. Dam
lei Knole, Died Thursday evening at
his residence In Lewisburg. His funeral
taxes place tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
The Central Transit Company lodged
articles of incorporation In The County
Court this afternoon, with a capital
stock Of 70 900, divided into sixty shares.
Miss Sadie Moore entertained few
ffiends at the residence of her parents,
on Fifth street. last night. Dancing,
singing, &C., was the order Of the even
ing's entertainment.
Mr.. j. r. Stephenson announces him.
self as a candidate tor City Sealer and
Gauger. Mr.. Stephenson is poor man,
OF sound judgment, and would make a
good officer II elected.
POLICE CoURT.-Daniel Ryan, Geo.
Cody, and Jos. Bornhorn, disorderly
conduct, continued; Jas. Crowlan, petit
larceny, $2S; Andy Loomey, breach OF
the peace, continued.
At a meeting Of the Relief Committee
OF St. Marys Congregation held at the
residence Of Mr.. T. p. McVeigh, it was
determined to give socials the coming
winter for the benefit Of the poor.
SCHOOL BoARD.-Mr. e. L. Eagan was
cleo ed TO fill the vacancy caused by
Taughn's resignation. Miss MoulZ was
promoted to Miss Crowley's place, Miss
Macklin to Miss Montz's place, and Miss
Ada Clark to Miss Mackliu's place.
Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Thos. o. Mossler and Ida Ritter were
gYanted marriage license yesterday.
Two hundred and two hydrant oon-
nections have been made since the 1st
OF January.
Rev. Mr., Englehart, of New Rich
m0nd, o., will Dreach tomorrow at St.
Johns German Church.
The residence Of Mr.. W. N. Lloyd on
Columbia street, was entered by burg
lars night before last and lot OF silver
ware stolen.
A literary and mt 'ical club, composed
of the "bon-ton" OF Newport and to be
styled the "Last Idea" is about to be
organized.
Messrs. Sterne d Lund, recently of
Boston, Macs, have opened large dis
tHling house on Monmouth street. They
are also agents Tor the Kentucky BOur-
bon Company.
While Teets circus was exhibiting
one night this week at Pond Creek, some
sooundrel who was refused admittance
threw a stone, which stuck Mr.. Teet,
breaking his jaw bone.
Lafayette Strann, Living near Alexan-
dria, while chopping tree last Thurs
day, on W. l.. 4ranps farm, struck
dead limb and the AK few around and
out OF the mans head.
MT. j. R. Baumes, of I74 Elm street,
Cincinnati, sent q description Of mare
stolen from his stable In Columbia night
before last to City Marshal Dave Lock,
Offering reward for the arrest of the
thief.
Pat. Guilfoyle, who got "riled" at q
iamliy OF negroes named Joshu, resid-
1ng on Harris street, threatened to
olean out The whole crowd last night
with double-barreled shotgun. Tue
head Of the Joshu family sWore out
warrant and had Pat. arrested. This
morning Squire Buchanan fined him $6
Pat. Day and Phil. Fodder borrowed
q watch on Sunday last from a young
man who halls from Cincinnati, on The
pretense that they were going to pur-
chase 1t; but the young man from the
"Queen City" failing to get either money
Or watch, sWore out a warrant anu hau
the lads crested, and Monday they Will
have chance to explain before Judge
Gsisler.
Frank Sellman and Ed. Connolly paid
visit TO Butcher d Wiedmean's brew
cry, night before last, and procured
keg OF beer, telling the clerk that Tpney
Hindeman sent them for 1t, which proved
~ w lalso. lQR iaus were arrested yes
terday attern and charge Of obtain
ing goods under false pretenses chalked
against them. They will have a hearing
Monday.
The Water-works Trustees met in reg
lar session last night. The decision OF
the Court OF Appeals in the case OF l.. N.
Dayton VS.. The Board of Water-works
trustees was read by Judge j. r. Hal.
lam, who recommended that a petition
Le made tor another hearing of the case.
The suggestion was tabled until the
next meeting. A debate on the act to
encourage manufacturers then ensued.
Mayor Berry made motion TO submit
the act to the people for their approval al
Ihe'speeial election Tor q Water-works |
Trustee.
BELLEvUE. KY.
Several good speakers will address
the Murphy meeting tomorrow night.
The gentleman who is In the habit OF
goiug around town and trying to make
people believe he is an officer Of the law
had better let up on his trick, or he will
fnd himself In trouble. For the benefit
Of those who DO not know, we will state
that there are but Two authorised Off