The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
COVINGTON.
Skating at the Rink.

Skating at the Rink.
The STAR office is at the old Ticket
office.
No session of the Circuit Court this
morning.
oliver Fairchild is grunting over
burnt foot.
Miss Alice Mullen lstt Saturday for
New Orleans.
p. j. Bolan is the coming Sheriff. He
will lay Frank Lowe.
Tonight is the closing night of the
promenade concert at Odd-tellows' Hall.
Mr.. Henry WiIler sold five hundred
tons OF ice to Smith & Bryant this morn
ing.
Governor Stevenson is lying at his
residence quite i'll from an attack OF
lumbago.
The propretors of the various brew
cries in the city are cutting Ice on tne
ponds four inches thick.
The regular January term of the Cir
cult Court, Hon. }. S. Boyd presiding,
commenced this morning.
Tom Whittle, Jimmy Holmes and the
Ticket all died together, and Rube Nc
Donald preached their funeral sermon.
p. Goldsmith opened out his baseball
ana uOll-DdUy iuoih-
ing with torty-hve Of our fair sex in his
employ.
Tie election OF United States Senator
for this State takes place tomorrow.
Lindsay will in all probability be
elected.
Mr.. Hickey, the popular boot and
shoe merchant, received one hundred
cases OF boots and shoes this morning
from Boston, which speaks for his popu-
larity.
The musical and literary entertain
ment given yesterday by the pupils OF
the Academy OF Notre Dame on Filth
street, west Of Madison, was an enjoy
able occasion.
Jacob Steinborn is preparing his vale
dictory. Mr.. Frank Knoll has pur-
chased the house and will put bar-r0om
with John Warner behind the bar.
Johnny is Leyerman's old bar-keeper.
The St. Augustine Church, of Peasel-
burg, will file its petition III bankruptcy
tomorrow, with liabilities at about $60,
900 and assets about $4,000. Another
church, 1t is rumored, will follow suit
this week.
The soiree at st. Mary Hall Wednes-
nay night will be grand AFFAIR. Father
Jones and the members of the Sodality
enable them to make every person enjoy
themselves.
POLICE CoURT.-Drunk, Tim. Dona.
yop. Wash. Ste ewart, Thomas Morgan,
"a each; disorderly conduct, VIM. Dun.
fap. Sl3; VIM. Bryant, continued; Frank
TulIy, S4; Frank Chesterman, $53;
Henry Gesling, "a; James Slime, dis
pharged; breach of the peace, George
Fenker, 81; Frank snider, 81; Oscar
Skitf, "a; VIM. Wallace and A. Bu' gon,
continued; Bud Patton, cutting with ill.,
tent to Xiii, continued until tomorrow
At the regular meeting OF Myrtle
Lodge, No. s, X. Of p, the following oth
GERS were installed by Distrlct Deputy
Morlen, c. o.; w. =. Pegg, V. c.; F. NJ
Morten, 2. r.; M. Booth, X. Of K. & s..
Gene. Hart, Nj. OF f.; George Williams
M. of E.; o. Keokley, NJ. at A; Paytor
woodward, l. g.; W. Beeman, y. q
Atter the installation OF officers ant
he oonferring OF degrees on three can
aidates, an elegant supper was spreac
by the officers and members Oh Myrtle
Lodge for the visitors and member
present of the various lodges, and
pleasant evening was spent.
The following are the successful can
didates at the Saturdays election:
For City Clerk, George ii. Davidson
City Treasurer. Henry Adams; City At
torney, M. L. Roberts; City Collector
Jonn Freer; Street commissioner, Abe
Campbell; Marketmaster, Jack Eng
lish; City Engineer, Thos. I'll. KENNEDY
City Jailer, A. Willenbrink; Sealer ant
Gauger, Fred. Timer; Wnartmaster, j
J. Calvin; Wood Measurer, r. Todhun
ter.
Councilmen-First Ward, VIM. Ellis
Second Ward, r. A. McDonnald; Thir,
Ward, L. J. Blakely; Fourth Ward, W
L. Ashbrook; Fifth Ward, Alex. Daven
sack; Sixth Ward, Thomas Wood; Sew
L. q. Walking; Ninth Ward, W.
Rich.
School Trustees-First Ward, W.
Sullivan; Second Ward, r. IL. Ramsey
Third w lard, W. e. Niles; Fourth Ward
Frank dillingham;; Fifth Ward, Lou
Bruestle; Sixth Ward, K. Petty; Sey
snth Ward, VIM. Bridges; Eighth " ARD
W. A. Han; Ninth Ward, Alex. Mcleod
NEWPORT.
The School Board meets in regula
session tonight.
County Clerk Ed. Air is attendin
Court at Alexandria to-day.
The Thorntons were cutting ice fiv
inches thick on their pond this morn
Ing.
Bill Prather was taken in last nigl
"full as tick" He Will have hearin
tomorrow morning.
The temperature at Col. jones' res
aence, on the hill, was six degrees b
low zero at 7 O'Clock this morning
The January Term Of the Campbe
County Criminal Court, Hon. g. G. Pc
kins, presiding, opened this morning.
William Krous, pork merchant
Finchtown, lost a valuable horse Satu
hay by his falling On the ice and recei'
Ing ialal injuries.
A brakesman on the ShOrt-line Roa
had his ears horribly tros t-bitten at 0
early hour this morning. They wei
swollen as large as his fists.
There will be q special meeting
Council this evening, when the old mer
bers will vacate their seats and the e
ones will be sworn in. Well, good-b
''be gob."