The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-16

Mr.. Williams of Johnson street, is off to
Europe on visit
The Glides Dancing Circle have reorgan-
lied and elected officers.
Professor Giebler, the German teacher in
the Third District, has resigned.
7 Picnic at Rudde's Garden tonight for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. :.
Twenty-six carloads of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad yesterday.
Chief Glore has sent $25 out of his own
pocket to New Orleans in aid of the suf-
ferers.
Look out, Moonshners Col. Cochran
leaves to-day for the mountains to bring
you in.
Mrs. Anthony Miller left this morning on
a visit to relatives and friends in the inte-
rior of Ohio.
The single sculI'race between Glenn and
Spencer Saturday, resulted in an easy vic
tory for the former.
The funeral of John Toebbe, who died
Saturday, took place this morning from
Mother of God Church.
Mrs. Dunphey, of East Eleventh street,
fell down Saturday in her yard, breaking
her left arm and dislocating her wrist
The Covington Saw Mill and the Dry
Dock mines will play game on the Star
Grounds Wednesday in aid of the South.
The steamer John Porter added four men
to her crew from this city yesterday. They
are paid $50 month, while other boats
only pay $25.
The attractive and accomplished Miss
Olivia Frost, of Covington, has returned
from a pleasant visit to the family of Judge
Anthony in Cumminsville.
Aaron Boyd has received letter from
the County Tyrone, Ireland, announcing
the death of his uncle, by which Aaron gets
windfall of few hundred.
The Chinese case was still in progress at
noon. 1t was somewhat delayed by the in
terpreter, Mr.. John Goodson, who disre-
membered some of the dialect.
At the morning services of the Union NJ
e. Church. yesterday, Rev.rW w. Ramsay
the pastor, baptized fifteen adults, and re-
ceived a class of thirty-two probationers.
The alleged detective, James G. Francis,
has been employed by Prof. B. D. Best to
work up the school scandal. You may look
out for some rich developments in few
days
Quite large number of OUT German
population attended Odd-fellows Hall last
night to witness the performance of the
Forrest Dramatic Club. About 5000 for the
fever fund was realized.
J.T. Gaines, Redwood, 81 10; X. G. and
Courthouse Baseball game, $l2 so, and So
from little six-year-old boy of Mr. Wood
ford Ireland, are the additional sums left
at Mayor Atheys Office in aid of the
South.
The Acme Dramatic Club will give an en-
tertainment at Odd-fellows' Hall tomorrow
night, in aid of the suffering South. AS
this is the debut of the Club, Covingtonians
should encourage them. They are all home
talent.
The bottle of old champagne, won at the
rattle by Messrs. Bruestle and Cleary, has
been redonated by those gentlemen for the
same benevolent purpose, and will be raf-
fled off to-day at Bell splace Fifth and Mad
ison. 1t has already cleared over 500 for
the Fever Fund.
w. B. Mcdowell, of Floyd County, who
was arrested by U. S. Special Bailiff Packer
for violating the Pension Laws, waived an
examination before commissioner Bostwick
and was bound over to the next term of the
u. S. Court. His bail was fixed at $4,000,
which was furnished.
Rev. Daniel NJ. Bonner, once member
of the Kentucky Conference, is confined in
the Covington Jail, temporarily, a pitiful
maniac. His insanity dates from the Chi
cago fire, by which calamity he lost great
deal of property. 1t is thought that he has
escaped from the Sanitarium at College
Hill.
POLICE CoURT.--Drunk, Charles Sheridan,
Michael Gerus, John Johnson, Tom Green
and John Ostendorf, $4 each; breach of the
peace, John Ostendorf, $53; Hugh Nc
Shane, continued; Ben. Hathaway, $53;
Lewis Ross, $53; disorderly conduct, Anna
Taylor, $5; Geo. spalding. So; Lizzie Lind
say, $l3
The Covington Knights of Pythas have
received a letter from the Grand Chancellor
of the Order in Mississippi inquiring as to
the whereabouts of Miss Annie Kate Black,
who left Memphis stating that she was COM
ing to Covington, KY. Her two sisters at
Okalona, Miss, are seeking information
concerning her.
To the Editor of the Star:
1t is subject of inquiry in the West End
as to the settlement of the monetary affairs
of the late West End Library Association.
1t is known that the money contributed at
different times to support it all passed
through the hands of one person, and as no
report has ever been made stating the
amounts collected and expended it is due
to some whose names were prominently
connected with it to explain, that any de-
linquency should be placed upon the re-
sponsible party. Why the lodges that Great
ed the Board of Directors do not demand an
investigation is also matter of surprise to
NAVY MEMBERS.
NEWPORT.
A Porter barge still sticks to one of the
bridge piers.
Col. Jim Berry says he wrote his name in
the frost this morning
Mike Scott, drunk and disorderly, $5
and costs; stonepiled
An unknown man, who came down the
river on the drift, yesterday, much against
his inclinations, was rescued by some
Newport men.
c. D. Buchanan, Samuel Gesler and Cap
tain Fuller executed their official bonds in
in. the County Court this morning for the
office of Notary Public.
The ferries were obliged to step running