The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-10
CovINGTON.

takes place this evening at Odd-fellows'
Hall.
An entertainment will be given on
Monday evening by the First Class Of
st. JosepRs School.
The Executive Committee of the Re-
Het Committee meet this afternoon at
the First National Bank.
A grand entertainment will be given
at the residence of Mr.. John T. Sullivan
by the "Cute Circle" this evening.
During the past year three hundred
and seventy-hve million gallons OF
water were pumped by the Water+
works.
Richard Bishop, of the firm OF r. NJ.
Bishop & Co., is rejoicing over the ad-
vent OF u little girl at his home III this
city.
MAYORS CoURT.-Milton Mclaughlin,
disorderly conduct, S.; w. Martin,
breach Of the peace, ST. George Holden,
same, "a; Mary Liley, petty larceny, So.
Samuel G. Tatum, assignee of James
G. Kyle q Bro, was ordered In the
County Court to notify the creditors nd
pay twenty per cent. Of the amount OF
their claims.
An entertainment will be given to.
morrow evening by HudepohPs Comical
Combination at st. Mary's Hal on Sew
enth street, for the benefit of st. johns
Orphan Asylum.
Theodore Ryder, living on Linn street,
was arrested last night by Officer Nc
Graw for breach of the peace. He was
brought before Mayor Athey this morn-
ing, aud fined $50 and Gusts.
Jesse Fields, porter at Mullins &
CrIglers, at No. 7 Pike street, fell from
a second story window to the ground, a
sHk, nI t4Nk h1rF IL "a
jure himself more than few slight
bruises on the head and neck.
Joseph Hnlscher, Frank Moser and
jerry sullivan, three boys a about fourtet n
years OF age, were arrested yesterday
by Officer Tom S. n Jur for stealing rides
on the railroad. They were brough be-
fore Mayor Athey this morning tor dis
orderly conduct and fined 80 and costs.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-John Mohlengraft
was convicted On Lne second count Of
the Indictment against him for grand
larceny ana sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment. His term amounts to
twenty-nine months. Joseph Clark, in
dicted Tor grand larceny, was acquitted.
The Jury found an indictment against
A. S. Fort for forgery and G. W. Tint er-
lake iOr cutting.
The Teachers Association met yes ter
sion was "Penmanshlp and Drawing"
The Secretary was instructed to corre-
BpUnd with State Superintendent DR.. Ii.
A. M. Henderson, requesting HIM to
bold a teachers institution in CoYing.
ton on the 23d OF February, and j. ".
Hall, ST., J. W. Hall, jr., b. d. Berr, j. j.
Nigman, Ct. A. Jades and A. Ellis were
appointed Committee of Arrange
ments tor said institute. Alter the
adoption of the following programme,
the meeting adjourned until the second
Friday in March: ''reachers' Criti-
eisms, :" Miss &. Thurston; definitions
and Statements in Arithm 1tic," Miss
Matte Rigs; "To What Extent Should
the Natural Science be Taught in the
tilation OF the school-room," Miss Mary
Gray; "Teachers' Associations" Miss
Crowley.
The shingle over the Sherih's Office
now reads, "Thomas M. White"
City Marshal Dave Lock returned
from Aurora, Indiana, this morning.
Ex-Councilman Henry Schultz is lying
dangerously i'll Of typhoid pneumonia.
Judge Boyd's hat was stolen yester-
day while he was presiding over the CIR
eult Court.
Miss Emma Newell and Mr.. Edward
Stahbelly, nephew Of Hon. Henry STAN
berry, will be married next Thursday i'll
Gnis city.
The Evergreen Cemetery Company
are Improving Western and Main ave-
nues, and are also beautilying the
grounds.
MIR. VIM. Robson and lady, of this
pily, who are visiting in Florida, writes
that they can eat ripe oranges from the
trees, and strawberries from the vines.
Tue venerable Elijah Pierce, of Cold
Springs, this county, still enjoys drive
TO town, although he lacks but two
years OF being centenarian. He
worked at the carpenter business il
This city seventy-iour years ago.
The Schwarlz-H orslall case was
again taken up In the Circuit Court this
morning. Col. Baker, counsel Tor Mi.
Horsfall, occupied most OF the morning
hours in his argument. The case Was
postponed till Monday.
Officers Creighton and Flynn shortly
alter 2 O'clock this morning discovered
a fire in The rear OF Sweerman's stone-
yard, on York street. Water was close
at hand, and the officers made good use
DI it in extinguisning the fire without
sending in an alarm.
Officers flynn and Cottlngham ar
rested a notorious Character last night,
named Steve Reed. who was found very
drunk, and raising Old Nick generally
HIS case WAS laid over Till Monday. In
the mean time he will remain locked up.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the case of Conrad
Halu against John Trapp, a suit for
damages ior digging away Ham's land
ing in constructing the culVel5 over
Taylors Greek. Trapp being the con-
tractor, the jury found Tor the defendant.
In the case of VIM. Nulliner against G.
G. Wallace, the prayer Of the defendant
Tor u new trial was granted.
DAYTON, KY.
The Excelsior Dramatic Club will give
q public entertainment in aid of the pub
liz charity fund on the evening oil the
Path OF this month.
The Social Reading Circle spent de-
lightful evening Thursday at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. George Weimer. The nexl
meeting will be at MIR. Andy Cutters.