The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27
COVINGTON.


olfCounty, for the first time since ~
was was county, Is out Oh uepV'
The Eclipse Dancing CLUB announces
q ball at Drexelius Hall ON November D.
J. Williams and Harry Pendleton are
in the lookup on suspicion of having
lately robbed j. Littin's shoe shop.
Newton Price, for breach of the
peace on Tom Harris, was fined one cent
and costs by Squire Francis this morn
ing.
During the ministry of Elder Shaw at
Mount Sterling he has received into the
Christian Church eleven thousand one
hundred and tity-three persons.
James Williams, Harry Pendleton and
Harry Fish, the three men charged with
TObbing a shoe store, were arraIgned ior
examination this morning and had their
cases continued until Monday.
POLICE CoURT.-Anna Skillman, dis
orderly, "a; Fanny johnson, same, $l3;
Matte Berry, same, continued; Mattle
Berry, carrying concealed weapons, sou;
Martin Moran, breach OF the peace, 500
Mr.. W. W. Bolts, who resides near
Bellevue, in Boone County, yesterday
evening fell through hatchWay at the
tobacco factory of Rich, Gates, Moore d
spine.
A. j. Dolph made an affidavit before
the U, S, Commissioner against q. j.
Harris, John Piatt and James Hastings,
all of Boone County, for selling tobacco
without license. After hearing the tes-
timony they were all discharged, VITA
reprimand.
NEWPORT.
There are forty poor families at pres
ent receiving aid from the city.
A ball will be given at Red Meu's HUI
Monday evening Tor the benetlt Of John
Mcguire.
The Guilfoyle cases before The Cou 1T
of Appeals have been continued to
November Il.
The Social Ten promise all who at
tend their ball at Eclipse Hall Monday
evening very social time.
Circuit Court Clerk Julius Schweitzer
is engaged in compiling an essay on
Kentucky politics.
Mary Mulvey, who was sent up yes
terday tor ten days, was released to-
day, on account OF her good behavior
The ball given By tne DueOer Watch
olse Company to their employees, last
night at Odd-fello VS. Hall, v as an en-
joyable affair.
Rev. Mr.. Wicker, formerly pastor Mt
John's Hill, has begun his duties as
]astor Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus
church in Bellevue.
City Clerk l.. r. Hawthorne has noli.
fed persons failing 10 pay their water
rent by the 1st OF November, that the
supply OF water will be shut off.
The filth and dirt has become so thick
on Saratoga street, between Bellevue
and Madison, that it requires a full
head of steam to force the locomotive
through it.
Mr.. Cassius NJ. Fisher, of this city
and Miss Julia A. Rogers, daughter VI
DR.. l.. M. Rogers, OF Cincinnati, were
united in marriage on Thursday last at
Madlsonvlle, Ohio.
A meeting Of the W0rkingmen will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
at Red Men's Hall. Business of i'm.
portance will be transacted, aud large
attendance is expected.
John Chandler, who halls from Iron
ton, o., was taken in as avag yesterday
This morning Judge Geisler gave Jonu
reasonable length OF time in which tC
steer his course for other parts.
About sixteen couples OF the Young
friends OF Edwin CraWley gave him a
surprise party last night to celebral
his twenty first birthday. They met al
the residence OF VIM. A. Alexander
Esq, on York street. Dancing and re
freshments were the order Of the even.
ing, and very pleasant time was spent
by all present.
The sale of the Snort-line Railroad tc
the new Cincinnati u Lexington Rail.
way Company was confirmed in tht
Chancery at Louisville yesterday. Re-
ceiyer Mcleod was instructed to turn
over the road on demand Of the purchas
ers, Mr.. Mcleod has been retained IL
Office Ny the new company.
A communication signed by number
ofour most prominent citizens tender
ing Dr.. JAS. l.. Thaye., the well
known Snowman, q mpiimenIary ben.
eft at such time and place as he may
designate, was handed TO that gentle
man yesterday. DR.. Thayer replied in
the communication, thai king the gen
tlemen, aud named Tuesday, Oc. 81, al
ternoon and evening, and Shale's lot
corner OF Bellevue and Saratoga streets
as the place.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Circuit Court terminates Today.
Mr.. Robert Kellogg is now agent to
the Cincinnati STAR, Enquirer ant
Volksblatt.
The foundry dedication ball, Thurs
day evening, seems 10 nave been sue
in