The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-25


this morning. '-''-
Charles Ruynon is off on a business trir
through Ohio and Illinois. ~aat- .r .t
B. NJ. Piatt was appointed assignee of the
Peaselburg Church this morning
Andrew Disser and Mary Meeger were
granted a marriage license this morning.
The house of Mr. o. Herndon, at Bank
lick Station, was destroyed the other nigh
by fire, -.
A letter from Dr. r. H. Noonan in Mary
land, brings the enjoyable intelligence that
he is improving. IN t.~. bn.f
Miss Anna Laythstn, who has been visit
ing Miss Ida Martin, returned to her home
in Mount Sterling last night.
The scaffold on which Beavers was hung
at Madison, Indiana, was the same one on
which Phil. Watson was hung,
The Forrest Dramatic Club will pre-
sept the "Prodigal Son" at Oddfellows'
Hull next Sdhday. evening for the benefit
of the Orphan Society - " a.
The Turner'S Society elects officers at their
new hall on Pike street next Wednesday
week. A Gymnastic Professor will be
elected at the same time. .sa..r,..... ..--
The ,Twilights' Dancing Circle will have
calcium lights the night of their ball at
Drexilius Hall, on the 4th of March. The
hall will also be beautifully decorated
Adolph Behowitz had his examination
this morning before Squire Tebbs for ',1n-
roofing house, and was held over in the
sum of 500 for his appearance at Criminal
Court. s. 80 -
The water on the Madison-street line
will be turned off tonight in order to put
an,eightinch valve on the corner of Elev-
enth and Madison and Seventh and Madi-
son streets. Superintendent Glore also had
the pipes on the Russell-street line flushed
yesterday. ...
Police CoURT.-George Kelly, John Finn,
George Taylor, Frank Taylor and George
Apple, disorderly conduct, "a each Isaac
Tuch and s. Scotsman, violating market or
Thomas Mogun, drunk and exposing per-
son, continued.
d Mrs. DR.. w. w. Henderson and Mrs. D.
II. Holmes, God bless their generous happy
hearts, are interchangeable in their efforts in
procuring relief for the many suffering poor
in the city, and the .politeness of the sweet
ladies in attendance is enough to. make a
hungry person feel that he had Just got
over forty days feast.
The ladies of the Relief Union
are making extensive preparations for their
charity ball on the 4th of March They
have very sensibly procured Bullock's Hall
and engaged the finest music in Cincinnati
Gents will be charged 81 admission and
each lady attending is requested to bring
twelve yards of calico, two yards of lining
and two spools of thread in order that they
may be donated to the poor. "
Saturday night the corner of Sixth and
Madison streets was the scene of disgrace
n n fatr oil 7 hakr
Vator got on a little tear, kicked his family
out of the house, and while his daughter
was trying to pacify him she was stabbed in
the hand four times and otherwise injured.
His wife was also shamefully treated. Pay
ton woodward. the policeman, would not
nrrest him because he didn't have q war
rant.
The grand social to be given on next
Wednesday evening, 9th inst, at st.
Mary's Hall, is positively one of the best
calculated for enjoyment given this year.
E3tensiye preparation has been made, and
valuable gifts provided for the yictors of
vited to be present. The check room will
open its doors to receive all goods free of
charge, guaranteeing safety for whatever en-
tered. Some of the best dancers in Cincin-
natl are pledged to be in attendance, in
fact, it is Enthusiastically provided with all
the essential requisites to give entire salts
faction to all present.
COUNTY, CouRT.-B: s. Hardin was granted
permission to use the tax books of 1877
Eugene B. Gushing was granted permis-
sion to practice law in the Courts of this
State. ~
+ O. P. Schmidt filed exceptions to the re-
port of the Banklick Turnpike Company.
The exceptions are that R. H. Perry's
claim of $500 be not allowed on the account
OF him failing to keep said pike in repair.
The Clerk reported one hundred and for
ty-three fduciaries as delinquent in their
statements to which the Judge ordered
rules against them requiring them to make
settlements with this Court
NEWPORT.
The old ferryboat is laid up with a
bursted pipe.
Coils r. w. Nelson and James Taylor left
this morning for Frankfort.
The blast furnace at Swift's Rolling-mill
shut down tomorrow for repairs.
Jerry Green was pulled last night for
abusing his family. His case was contin-
ued.
The good little boys and girls who attend
the Public Schools are having holiday to-
day. .....
Johnny McNally and Annie Gallagher
will join hands in matrimony tomorrow
evening.
The firm of John Hetsch & Co. now reads
John Hetsch & Son, our young friend
Johnny having been added to the firm.
Miss Matte Belle Clarke, Newport's charm
ing songstress, is the recipient of an engage
ment from the Hess Opera Company.
The grocery of Messrs BRIGHT & Hook was
, robbed of $40 in cash, a box of cigars and a
quantity of groceries yesterday morning.
The Kaelin Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment tomorrow evening at Red
Mems Hall for the benefit of st. Francis
Church.
Hon. Squire Bodkins 0verseer of the
Poor, last week distributed to the needy $95