The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-03
CONVICTION.
The Lee-street sewer is completed.

The c. C. L. Club will receive Friday
night.
Come, Percival, wake up" John Foste
has unbridled his mule
Neville Riley and Caroline G. Taylo
were licensed to marry this morning
The Senate Monday refused to restore
citizenship to an unpardoned convict.
Myrtle Lodge No 5, K. of P, will hole
nm important meeting Friday night
John E. Hamilton, the new Register ii
Bankruptcy, has taken the oath of Office
Mr.. Berry S. Hardin that ever efficient
County Assessor, is making things hot fol
The boys.
Hon. H. p Whitaker occupied the
Speakers chair at Frankfort Monday, salts
lactorily.
Frank Groman, a resident of Ludlow, was
arrested this morning by Officer o. Hara on
The charge of lunacy.
j hnly Keating and Dave Wayman are
off to Louisville to witness the launching OF
lhe steamer J. NJ. White.
John B. Supple is in trouble for failing to
eonspicuously post his license at his saloon,
10, As East Eleventh street
y The furniture store of Scheper & Knob
Der is closed, on account of the death of the
venerable mother of Mr.. August Scheper.
A stock company is organizing in this
city for the purpose of making nails. Their
factory is to be on the corner of Fifteenth
and Madison streets.
Dr. w. A. Hall, the acme of fellows. is
put in his bran new buggy, soliciting for
The Coronership. The Doctor is generally
mccessful in all of his undertakings.
The Novelty Minstrel Troupe composed
of some of the best amateur talent in the
three cities will give an entertainment at
the Town Hall, West Covington, on Easter
Monday night.
The building prospect in this city has a
poor outlook this season. The brickyards
have not yet commenced operations, and
they can not dispose of what brick they
made last season.
Rev. Father Benedeikt O. s. B., will de-
liver lecture at St. Josephs School Hall
Sunday night The proceeds are to be de-
voted to the erection of Missionary Catho-
lie Church in Alabama.
The remains of Alex. johnson, the mur-
dered man, were taken to Paris, KY, yes
terday for interment. Captain John Good
son. with his usual generosity, kindly gave
a suit of blue for burial robe.
1t costs 5000 to arrest Kentucky moon
Kentucky average two day. 1t costs the
Government $360,O0o per annum, from
which she realizes about 800 cents.
4 Messrs shafer g. Son have completed a
/banjo called the Weber lager beer keg
banjo. 1t is made out of a small keg, with
neck attached, and produces wonderful
sound. They are at work on gourd fiddle
for the musical mokes of the California
Minstrels.
Suit was entered against the Gas Light
Company yesterday by B. NJ. Piatt to re-
cover alleged excessive payments on gas
bills from May 1st, 1872, to April 1st, 1873
The amount sued for is $45 5O and plaintiff
also asks judgment for $19 Is meter rent
paid during the same time.
The following are the officers elected at
the last meeting of the Covington Arbeiter
Verein: Joseph Hermes, President; George
Argus, Vice President; Ferdinand Kircher,
Secretary; George Krusselman and Caspar
Ganggel, Assistant Secretaries; Joseph Wur-
deman, Treasurer; Philip Ritter, Banner
Bearer
Mr.. J. L. Bristow, that efficient County
Clerk and the next County Clerk according
to the voice of the people, has got tired of
the dullness in the marriage license bust
ness, and as an inducement, and to show
his generosity, is issuing marriage licenses
free of charge to all of those who wish to
venture upon that dangerous stage of life.
Mr. B. s. Hardin, Agent for the ROYAL,
Queen of England British America, and
Fire Association insurance companies, paid
to the Trustees of the Mother of God Church
yesterday $1,000, the amount of loss on poll
cies held by the above companies. He also
paid to J. J. Beech, at Crittenden, 81, 300.
The prompt adjustments of these companies
reflect credit on them as prompt paying and
reliable companies.
NEWPORT.
A squad of soldiers are engaged in beauti-
Tying the esplanade and parade ground
The charming Miss Lottie Wood, of Front
street, left this morning to visit friends at
Rockport, Ohio.
Mrs. Widderstand, of Byzantine street,
fell down fight of stairs yesterday and
broke her right leg
DR. s. L. Bennett leaves this evening for
Frankfort to attend the meeting of the
State Medical Society.
The iremen or police haven't had a dollar
Of the City Dads for nearly four months.
Resume, gentlemen, at once.
The bill to incorporate the Newport, |
Alexandria e. Brookville Narrowgauge
Railroad has passed the Senate.
The burning of few shingles on the roof
of frame house on Madison street caused
the. alarm from Box 5 yesterday afternoon.
new postal car named the Napoleon"
was placed on the Short-line Road yester- |
day She will come in daily on the 8 a. m.
train.
F. T, Thompson brought suit yesterday in |
the Chancery Court against his wife, Cath |
Rrine Thompson, for divorce, OH the ground !
of abandonment.
Thomas Black the two Nuttles and
youth named Guilfoyle are the latest arrivals
from Frankfort. They served ten months
in the Penitentiary.
One of lot of hogs running about loose
in the vicinity of Jefferson and Saratoga
streets and taking everybody's front yard
for pig-pen, was run over by freight