The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
OOYINGTON.

6Teu IlOm HIS lOOChu AAuSnD'
A tea party takes place Tonight at the
residence of Mr.. John d. Hearne.
Fred. j. Meyer, of the Coyington Wire
works, lett yesterday tor Louisville.
Rev. George s. Savage has returned
from missionary tour through the In
terror Of the State. ..
A break down of lumber wagon at
the corner oil Fourth and Jonnson
streets delayed the street cars for
twenty minutes this morning. ..
A surprise party took place last,night
at the residence of Miss Mary Isph0rd.
ing, on Scott street. The young iolks
enjoyed it very much, and danced until
early in the morning. ..... .I....
The UoYington Weekly Press showed
another new feature in its last weeks
issue. ln order to accommodate all its
readers it has engaged German re-
porter, and will hereafter appear i'll both
languages.
The Waler-works Commissioners held
an Informal meeting day before yester-
day, az which they discovered that the
Water-works building was in danger
Gus condition; that the reservoir ought
to he removed, and that the fire pressure
ought to be Withdrawn from the pipes.
Friendship Lodge No. 20, X. of p, has
elected the following officers TO serve
Tor six months: b, W. Morris, q. c.;
George Maui, V. g.; j. l.. Ames, X. Of X.
and s.; j. u. Burris, NJ. Of E.; W. +,
E.; James Williams, l. g.; VIM. keck-
ley, y. q.
In the case of NJ. j. Dudley against E.
II. Maxwell for legal services, In the
Circuit Court yesterday, the jury rem
dered verdict for 500, less 500, Jpds-
ment already obtalnel, The sum asked
was 81 90. The disputed will case of
George SJaeey's heirs against deYlseas,
is inprogress.
Michael Welsh and Todd Reeves, two
well known pickpockets, were arrested
last night by Officers M. Bolan and b.
McGraw for stopping boys while coming
from school and searching their pockets.
They were brought before Mayor Athey
this morning, anu Welsh was fined $l3.
Reeves was dismissed.
That so 900 libel suit brought by
Henry Haliam, CoVington reporter OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer, against +. M.
Calkins, publisher VI the Ticket, has
been compromised. The agreement was
for cent damages, the defendant to
pay plaintiffs wyers' fees. From this
arran ngement it would seem that Hallam
estimates his honor 10 be worth only
cent. ... ..
VIEWPOINT.
The Morning Star Club will give an
entertainment tonight at Smalley's AS
sembly Roons.
Miss Eve Roehl will be married to Mr..
j. A. Dudley, on February 7, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents.
Mrs. Cole, Treasurer of the Ladies'
GnniatV VpRtaruHV reGplVeu " SU
from b. Fisher, OF the Stadt Theater.
Prof. Leo TIbbatts, County School
Commissioner, will be at Alexandria on
January 81, TO pay the county teachers.
The degree of Rebekah will be con-
ferred next Saturday evening at Dad
fellows Hall OH the wives Of Odd-Iel-
lows.
The funeral of officer Henry Naber
was largely attended this morning. The
police OF this Guy and Covington, and
city officials were in attendance.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Veg
gems aud Rsbecca Beacn; n. b. Rawden
and Mrs. Alice Byron; Gerhard Ten
berg aud Bernardine ROWhenhorst.
The Trustees of the Newport Water
works brought suit this morning against
l.. Nj, DAYTON, OF the Anchor Iron and
Steel Works, 10: water rent amounting
TO $169 4O.
"Miriam's Crime" drama, and "Dan-
delion's Dodge" a farce, is the pro-
grainme to be given tonight at Odd
fellows Hall by the Thespian Club, tor
the benefit of Ed. Clark.
CHANCERY COURT. - The Gaylord
Foundry case was postponed until Mon
day. The various suits OF the City
against parties to enforce tax payments
We're either held to be defective or laid
over for argument. The Court will in-
olude in its term the 81 day Of Febru-
Rry, and will convene again tomorrow.
The case OF the Commonwealth
against Pat. Demane, P. Nolan, George
L. Thornton and Lewis Thornton, VINO
were charged with stealing hogs from
Squire U. U. Harris, was tried this
morning before 'Squires Henry Buchan-
an and J. W. Fourdray, OF Bellevue, and
Resulted in their dismissal, there
not being sufficient evidence to
convict them. Squire G. Y. Harris then
swole That his lie was in danger. A
peace warrant was issued, and the par
lies put under bonds in Tie SUN OF 500
each to appear next Saturday before
Squire Henry Buchanan.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Louisa Meter, sister of Herman
Reulti, died yesterday at indianapolis.
The Light Infantry have changed their
drill night from Monday to Wednesday
evening.
Mandus ShuIer, Chief of the Fire De.
parlment, received an injury on his right
tuee, which will disable him for some
time.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, who has been SO
ably filing the pulpit of the United
Presbyterian Churcn in this city for the
past lew months, will leave Monday
morning next for The East.
The United German Society will give
their annual masquerade bali next Mon,
day night at Becketps Hall. There will
be no tickets sold at the door, and those
aesrous OF attending must procure tick
cts OF the members vi the Society.
The deed and bond of assignment il
the Dunckle case was yesterday can
celed IN the Probate Court, the assignee
having settled with the creditors. MI
DuncAle will resume business at The
old stand, whioh will be good news tC
his host Of friends.
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