The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-09
was. both were badly punished. A war
r ant was issued for their arrest.

rant was issued for their arrest.
A neatly dressed woman who elaine d
to be the wife OF Mr.. Diliing, the Mon
mouth-street grocer, approached a
huckster this morning, and asked change
for so cents. The man at first refused, al
leging the money was counterfeit. The
woman protested, and said II it was her
husband he wound exchange 1t. Tue
peddler gave the required change, but
shortly afterwards found 1t was spuri-
GUS and the woman a fraud, and it is
said she has swindled u number Of other
parties, but taking different name each
tune.
The entertainment at Odd-fellows'
Hall last night, given by the Albion
Assembly, was very enjoyable affair.
The play entitled the "HOneymoon" was
rendered in very credltaDle manner by
those who we're cast in IT. Alter the
rendition Of the play, the chairs were
taken out OF the hall aud the floor
cleared Tor dancing, which was contin-
ued until II o'cloek, when an elegant
supper was partaken OF, then the guests
repaired TO the hail and c0mmenced the
dance, which they continued until
o'clock, Wnen the entertainment broke
up.
HAMILTON.
The will OF Patrick Connaught was
yesterday admitted to probate.
Mrs. Nj ary Dick, of Venice, Is visiting
her friend, Miss Florence Rhea, First
Ward.
The first moonlight skating party of
the season came off on the reservoir last
night
Hayerly's Ministries gave a perform
anee IN the Opera Han last night TO q
good house.
VIM, NJ. Dingfelder was appointed
administrator of the estate of Andrew
Dingfelder, deceased.
The residence of Rebecca Riley, Just
west OF the city, was entered by burg
lars a day or two since and some 500
worth of clothing and other articles
taken. No clue.
A young man left the Queen City yes
terday morning at O'Clock and reached
Hamilton at II O'Clock same morning,
having skated the distance on the ice on
the Miami Canal.
st. Mary's Catholic Benevolent soci-
ETY. held its annual election on Sunday,
at which the following officers were
chosen: President, Richard Penngras,
Recording Secretary, Thomas Welsh;
corresponding Secretary. Patrick
Sharp; Treasure, Henry NeileD;
Trustees, John Conner, Hugh Ryan ana
John Kearns.
X. NJ. James, Justice OF the Peace in
Madison Township, was yesterday ar
raigned before Squire S. Nj. Dlckey on
three different charges, upon which he
was bound over to answer to the Com
mon Pleas Court, one Tor being found ill.,
toXicated, one for assault and battery,
and one lor using obscene language in
the presence OF ladies.
WEST COvINGTON, KY.
There will be meeting of the mem.
bers OF the Home Circle Dramatic Club
this evening at the residence of Miss
Jennie Buchanan on Bond street.
There will be an entertainment on Sat-
urday evening, January 12, at the Town
Hall, given by the Collins Brothers
Combination, assisted by the Alpine
Giee Club. They have large and va
rled programme, which, together with
their Well-known ability, should insure
Them full hou e.
1t Is understood by those conversant
with the facts that there Will be pre-
sented to the new Board of Town Tfus-
ices a proposition looking TO the repairs
Of the RIVER Road and It's keeping in
tirst-class condition. The owners Of
property abuLting on the River Road
claim that they pay taxes to the amount
OF $7OO and derive no benefit, aud that if
the Board viii allow them to use the
money they pay for taxes i'll keeping the
RIVER Road in repairs, they WIN take
the "elephani," as it Is numorously
called, off the towns hands and put the
road i'll tirst-class condition. thing 1t
has not been for the last three years.