The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
COVINGTON.


ing the past week were $67, 1O9 70.
The forty hours of devotion begins
next Sunday at ST. Josephs Church.
School Commissioner Byland has re-
oeived the School Fund OF Kenton Coun-
ty, nearly $2,4OO.
MIR. Geo. Rogers, of Vanceburg, KY,
is in the city, the guest Of E. S. Miller,
Of the Pos t-4fice.
The marriage Of Mr.. Albert Roth to
Miss Mary Anna Miller will take place
at st. Joseph's Curch tomorrow morn
Ing.
A children's meeting and service OF
song was held at the First Baptist, Mad
lson-street Baptist and First Pres BYE
rian Churches yesterday afternoon.
Rev. +. Montfort, the editor Of the
Herald and Presbyter, Cincinnati, in
The absence of Rev. DR.. Worrall. ester
day occupied the pulpit OF the First
Presbyterian Church.
By mistake a few days ago an article
appeared in this column in which q lad
named Todd Reeves was classed as
pickpocket. Reeves had been arrested
on a charge of larceny but was honora-
bly, Missed. We have unwittingly
done the young man wrong and hereby
hasten TO make correction.
MAYORS CoURT.-Joseph johnson and
John Murphy, jr., were on drunk last
night, and pulled into Conelly's board
Ing house, for wnicn The Mayor
charged them 81 each. Richard
Davis, breach of the peace, continued
I'LL Tuesday. Milton McLaughln was
arrested yesterday fer a breach OF the
peace, and fined $40 and cOsLs. Theo.
Grandmar paid "a tor drunk.
The London Court (Ontario), before
which S. N. Hawes has been brought for
examination preparatory to extradition,
decided that a case had been made out
and adjourned the Court to next Thurs
day in order that Mr.. d. e. Collins may
sign the transcript Of his testimony as
required by the law, and announced
that an order would be made for the ex-
tradition OF the prisoner. HaWes mas
still fifteen days for an application for a
writ OF habeas corpus.
NEWPORT.
The M9nnerchor masquerade ball
will take place tonight at Turner Hall.
City Treasurer Eugene Bowers sent
Eastward the sum OF $l5, AGA 10 pay in
terest due on City bonds,
Swiips Iron g. Steel Works, Livezy's
6aw-mill and Welngartners Planlug-
mill are now all in lull operation.
Ex-Chief Of the Fire Department Will
Jams has opened the saloon on York
street formerly occupied by the late
Mr.. Crewys.
The subject OF married women teach
ing in the Public Schools Will be dis
cussed at the next meeting of the Board
of Education.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Directors OF the Licking Bridge will be
held this afternoon in the Ireasurers
office at the COURTHOUSE.
Mrs. j. N. Failie, who lives at the
northeast corner ol Monmouth anu
Taylor streets was pfostrated Oh Satul-
day night by stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. Geo. W. Baln, of the GOOD Tenn
plars' Advocate, Louisville, Will ad-
dress the Convention OF Good Tenn
plars of Campbell County on the Sth OF
next month.
Miss Lorena Reese, a charming young
lassie OF Cold Springs, and WHO has
been visiting at Lne residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. Culbet tson, ou Cabot street, re-
turned to her home this morning.
CITY CoURT.-The case of John Man
ming, the lad arrested Saturday night iur
tapping the till Of John Lang's grocery,
was continued Till tomorrow morning.
Granville Bush, breach OF the peace,
continued.
A Mite Society has been formed by
the congregation Of the Columbia-streeL
Presby terrain Church, with the follow
ing officers: MIR. John Hay, President;
Miss Immegart, Vice President; Miss
Jennie Waterhouse, Secretary; MISS
Mcconnell, Treasurer.
Captain John Goff, a well-k nown river
man, died at Louisville last Friday.
The remains were brought to this city
pm the mail-boat Sunday morning. His
funeral took place this morning from his
lale residence on Brighton street, and
was largely attended. The remains were
taken to Spring Grove Cemetery at Gin
cinnat. ......
Past Grand Master Powell, Saturday
night, conferred the degree OF Re
bekaR upon number of Wives OF Odd
fellows at their hall. After the ceremo-
dies number of invited guests were
entertained for several hours. The pro-
gramme consisted OF recitations, read
iDgs, vocal and instrumental music.
HAMILTON.
The Emmett Dramatic Club will give
an eIIdlnmSuG Ou Vic CFChluS VI ~
Patriok's Day.
Mrs. Fry, who was adjudged insane
some time since, has been taken to the
Dayton Asylum.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met Saturday, and allowed bills to the
amount Of $lSS Is.
The case of Jane B. Scott vs. Moses
De Camp in the Common Pleas Court,
in which suit was brought to secure
damages for lacerated affection, was set
tied and costs paid.
The jury in the case of Andrew Grincr
vs.. the c., ii. & d. Railroad Company,in
which suit was brought to recover SIS, 200
for injuries received last April, couId
not agree, and were discharged.
The Butler County Democrat, which
was offered at public sale Saturday
afternoon, was bid in by Mr.. Morey, at
torney for Mrs. Catherine Miller, who
owns onc-third interest, for SO, 800. The
next highest bid was $4,000.
A petition signed by one hundred and
twenty-nine citizens from Milford Town.
ship was presented to the Board OF
County Commissioners, Saturday, ask
ing for the division Of said township and
a new voting precinct be established. :