The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29

essary license, gave bond for his appearance
to Commissioner Bostwick, with his mother
signing as surety.
According to Representative Norm the
distance between Newport and Covington
is "a miles. In his mileage bill he claims
$50, while eileen and Whitaker, of Coying-
ton, only claim 256 each.
Mrs ]. L. Carter, wife of Captain Carter,
of the steamer U. P. Schenck, was the recip-
lent last evening of many handsome and
costly presents appropriate to the occasion,
from friends who had come to congratulate
her, it being the twenty-fifth anniversary of
her marriage.
| The statement published in the CONNER
cial a few days ago that society styled the
Knights of ST. James had been organized at
the Church of the Immaculate. Conception
is without the slightest foundation. The
PASTOR Rev. Father Bent, requests us to
make this statement.
The following officers have been elected
by Kentucky Lodge, No. 1, A. O. G. F.: A..
Chaplain, Jacob Veith; Recording Secretary,
George Peckleman; Treasurer, Jacob Matt;
A. F., Jacob Theis; ]. A. s., Henry Rische !;
]. W., John Stecher; A. W., Adam Hauk.
AT the meeting of the City Council last
evening the resignation of Mr.. Thos. James,
Councilman from the First Ward, was ac-
his place; also, the resignation of Mr. Har-
vey Thomas, elected to the Water-works
Board, was accepted and James Thomas
elected to the place.
Charles Spinks was awarded the contract
to furnish stone for use in the Jail.
The contracts for street cleaning were
awarded
The salaries of the Police and Fire De-
partments to April were ordered paid,
amounting. to So, 426 TO-
M. " Daily, W. F. Fuller and; John
Wohlfahrt were elected Board of Eauali-
Zation.
PIQJA. O.
Governor Bishop was in town this week.
Leonard Parker's new house is nearly
done.
A. W. Below, of the Sidney Journal, WIS
in town yesterday
John Geyer is home from Delaware on a
short visit to his mother.
The Covington Cornet Band has been
mustered in as the Third Regiment Band.
This is about the time of year when. the
average d. B., who has been howling about
work all winter, will come out of his hole
and commence his summers job of whit
tling up store-boxes
OXFORD, O.
H. L. Kyler is the man that should be
elected Marshal.
Robert Morrison, of Princeton College, is
visiting his mother, at this place.
-
er the next lecture atMiami University.
Rev. DR.. Ketcham will preach in the NJ
b. Church this evening. Also, on Sunday
The Republicans meet in one of the
city rooms this afternoon, to select town
ship ticket.
LEXINGTON. KY,
Mrs. John w. Stockton is in the CITY, Wis
iting the family of Mr. A. s. Winston
]. P Headly &5 Co. have made an assign
ment. They will pay their creditors 20
cents on the dollar.
The train from Louisville was thrown
from the track near Yarnelrs Depot We'd
nesday evening, causing delay Of an hour.
Complaints have been made about parties
taking papers from the yards of subscribers.
These persons are being watched, and if
caught the result will not be agreeable to
them.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Rev. Mr.. Mathews, of Newport, will
preach in the Union Sabbath-school on
sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Considerable interest is now manifested
n the report that building association is
o be started in town. All persons desiring
Information on the subject would do we'll
o call ON Mr.. Charles Nagel or Mr.. Gus.
lister, who will gladly impart any knowl-
dge they may have before organizing.
The meeting of the Sons and Daughters
# Temperance last night was well attended.
After the usual business of the evening was
one through. Professor McGinnis who was
resent, delivered a good speech, making
ONE good suggestions. McGinnis was very
'armly received by his numerous friends,
Tho were glad to see him among them
nee more.
HAMILTON.
Adam Laurie, of the Third Ward, is not
candidate for Council.
An Easter ball will come off at Beckett's
Iall next Monday evening.
Services will be held next Sabbath at the
'nited Presby yterian Church.
The motion for a new trial in the Dickev-
ytus case will be argued tomorrow before
udge Alex. Hume.
The funeral of William NJ Lighter took
lace yesterday afternoon from the resi-
ence of John NJ. Davidson, First Ward.
The Board of County Commission
s will hold a session tomorrow when !
lie subject of bridge taxes will be dis :
lssed
Mr.. James Beatty and wife have generous
Y donated a half acre of ofground to the Odd
,llows of Port Union, Oh which to erect !
ew Hall.
Colored circles are astir over the an ,
that Selika the famous song l
ress, will sing at the Opera Hall. on next
uesday evening. ,
Mrs. Josephine s. Weller, with her sister, J
e Pauline Straub, gave an entertainment !
tlie village of Venice last night Read [
gs and music made up the programme c
Mr.. John S. Schwartz is urged by the citi-
ms of the Fourth Ward to allow his name
be used as a candidate for Roard of Edu