The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-06
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The Forty Hours Devotion at the st.
Joseph Church close this evening.
The shinkle Investigating Committee
held another meeting last night.
Not q single sinner made an appear
ance in the Mayors Court this morning.
Col. Goshen and the Liliputians will
give two entertainments in this city TO-
day.
Mr., VIM. Bethel, of the firm OF Bethel
& Brother, left yesterday for Bay City,
Michigan.
The Iron Workers complim entary
party at Centennial Hall last night, was
well attended.
Tom Healey, brother OF Deputy Mar
shall Healey, leaves this evening lor
Louisville, KY
Mr.. Anton Ante, who has been here
on a visit to his friends, left yesterday
for his home at Pomeroy, Onio.
j.. G. Snow, OF Walton, Boone County,
fled his voluntary petition in bankrupt
cy. Liabilities $sl9; assets $2, 4S.
Mrs. McCuilom, of DeCourcey Station,
fell from her spring wagon on Washing
ton street yesterday and broke her lett
arm.
Campion's saloon, at the stock-yards,
WIS tlblt6u Dududy " W. 6h"h1b
who carried of lot OF cigars anu some
whisky.
A Judgment of $1,000 was rendered
against Messrs. DID. and W. j. Farrell,
bondsmen for Tom Allen, the prize
fighter.
Mat. Stephens, an old man, fell down
Yesterday at the foot Of Bake well street,
from a lumber pile, and was badly In
iured about the head, , ,
Hon, Edward y. Marshall will deliver
his lecture on the ellie and Chara cter
Dt John .. Breckinridge," at Odd -fel-
lows Hall, next Thursday night.
In the Criminal Court Alfred 7. Ed
wards, tried on the charge of being pres
ent as stakeholder at the Allen-Goss
prize-fght, was fined $3.50 and costs.
Mr.. VIM. Pillman, who lives on Main
street, was attacked by a highwayman
on Fourth street, near the bridge, and
robbed OF his hat. The thief escaped.
The following indictments were pre-
scented by the Grand Jury: John Miles
Icolored), grand larceny; Frank H..
Frecking, willful and malicious cutting
two indictments).
Mrs. Sands, who lives at No. 124 Pleas
ant street, was badly hurt about the
head last evening, while standing on the
blu0Wdlk Uu ledbhuG 0Gt, ny u UOol u
falling on her head. Sne was kindly
cared for by her friends.
The Kentucky Court OF Appeals dis
posed of the following cases: Reynolds
VS.. Garden, &C., affirmed. Carlin VS..
McCracklin, reversed. Wade VS.. Tucker,
&C.. reversed on original, affirmed on
cross-appeaI. Bowles VS.. Manchester,
&C., Louisville Chancery, reversed on
original and cross-appeal.
Spencer Cesco yesterday filed petit
hon before Commissioner BostW1ck,
took the insolVent debtors oath, and
was released from custody. Cesoo was
sentenced at the December term OF the
b. S. Circuit Court to thirty days I'M
Drisonment and fine OF 500 and costs
lor selling liquor without license.
The following is the Grand Jury ap-
pointed in the Criminal Court: 1. W.
Liyezey, foreman, John N. Little, L. K.
Frazier, Edward Thornton, Il. B. IRON
sides, Ihos. j. Cleveland, John Gates,
John z. Harbick, Ellison Davis, j. Il.
Dodge, A. w. Keen, L. Senour, j. l..
Henderson, Absoiom Ellis, Ct. W. How
ell, and l.. 9. Stephens.
One of the meanest crowds of rascals
in the city congregates aEthe corners oil
Twelfth and Greenup streets and Thlr-
teenth and Greenup streets. We are re-
quested by the people that live in that
vicinity to publish The fact, and are In
formed that these rascals assemble there
about 7 O'Clock in the evening and 40 all
kinds Of mischief until nearly midnight.
The police of that beat had better look
alter the matter, but they are not TO be
blamed, because their beat ls 80 large
that they are unable to be on hand all
the time. Why don't the Council look
into this matter and see that we have
more police?
NEWBORN.
The Bell Jubilee Troupe will before
long give performance.
The docket Of the City Court did moi
contain single case this morning.
Gen. Speed S. Fry was appointed by
the President yesterday, as UnlteC
States Marshal OF Kentucky.
A dozen handsome chairs were pur
chased this morning by order OF tht
Court for the use of the lawyers at the
Courthouse.
Mise Hattie and Katie Jones, daugh
ters of Sutler Jones, OF Columbus, Ohio
arrived in town this morning on YlsI
to their numerous friends here.
Mr.. Robert b. McGechin, of Avondale
Ohio, will shortly lead to the hymenea
altar Miss Bette Farrar, formerly
handsome young belle of this city, bu
now OF COyington.
In the Circuit Court, yesterday,
rule was awarded in the case Off. Hor 6
tau against J. Schwartz, requiring th'
latter ito show cause why he should no
be fined for violating the injunction
herein"
Some wolf in sleeps clothing ha
been prowling around The neighbOrnoot
of Robert and Ringgold streets, endeav
oring to entice litIle girls away. Th
screams of the little ones attracted
young man, who pursued the demon, bu
the latter made good his escape.
The masquerade party given at tn
Eclipse Hail last evening was one q
the most enjoyable OF the season. Nearl
hundred couples were present. Anon
the most notable of the young ladie
were the Misses Tillie and Bertha Zlm
norman, Miss Carrie Ackerman an
Miss Mary Ritter.
The Circuit Court reassembled thi
morning, Judge Boyd presiding. Mos