The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-14

and was sentenced to ten days in the
Jail and pay $26 line. The case OF Frank
Harris, Charged with stealing horse,
the property of Mary OConnOr, OF Day.
ton, ky., about four months ago, was in
progress when our report closed.
Henry stephens, colored. who con-
fessed to the robbery oil 6. +. Iayman's
house, on New Years Eve. told the
policemen Saturday where they could
find the missing articles. officers Hays
and Speckman proceeded tU The place
indicated, which is a two-story frame
house on PutmIn street, south OF Will
hanson, and occupied by Il colured fam
ly named w alker. AEer short search
most Of the mis- sing articles were found.
BELLEVUE, KY.
Remember the Iaxpayer~' meeting at
the CouDcIi-chamber Lhls evening.
The Union Mite Society meets to-
morrow night at the residence OI Mr..
Philip Danky.
The ertainment on Saturday night
can not be elassed as Il great success.
The part of the programme given, how
ever, was very satisfactory TO the large
audiences.
Another daring robbery was commit
ted on Saturday in broad daylight at
the residence OF Mr.. VIM. Hukill, who.
it will be remembered, Was robbed about
a month ago. Inc thieves furoed the
doors open and succeeded in getting
away with valuable suit of cl0thes
and other articles OF wearing apparel.
Marshal Rat Oh Il shortly after gave chase,
but the thieves mad a good start and got
fl in safety.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
The eolored schools OF this city are
reported to be in good and prosperous
condition.
James A. Burnside, of Lancaster, KY,
$50, $40 60; no assets.
The residence of the late Judge H. B.
Payne, situated on Market street, opp0-
site Inc Park, 10 now fer rent Oh sale.
Mrs. John q. Young and daughter and
Mrs. Robert Jacobs are i'll the city visit
ing at the residence oil Mrs. Il. s. De-
Long.
Friday morning sneak thief entered
the candy store Of MIR. Bailess while
Mrs. Bailess was engaged in the rear OF
the store-room, and took from the
money -drawer the sum OF $l1 80. The
thief has not been arrested.
Mr.. ID. Warner had severe attack of
vertigo yesterday, which caused him 70
become unconscious and remain in that
condition until found by his family. We
are glad to say. that he was better last
night, and the prospects are that be will
have an early recovery.
WEST COvINGTON, KY.
The Home Circle Club will give their
seventh entertainment OF the series to-
morrow (Tuesday) } evening. The pro-
gramme is to consist of music and the
Iour-aet comedy, "Miriam's Crime" II
the weather is at all favorable they
should have full house.
II the Town Trustees expect to make
Il bonanza out Of the Town Hall they
will have to see that decent order is kept
by the Marshal. When managers rent
the hall they have to pay 81 to the Mar
shal 10 light The hall, aud he is supposed
also to preserve order i'll addition 10 the
| IS tor the use Of the hall, and therefore
the authorities should ste 10 it that the
running up and down the stairway by
outsiders during the performance is dis
continued, as it ls Impossible for per-
| sons sitting near the door to hear any
thing taking place on the stage.
The entertainment ven at the Town
Hall Saturday evening was not as we'll
| attended as it should have been; about
| one hundred and twenty five being in
| their seats when the eurtain arose.
After the overture by the orchestra sew
eral ballads were sung, the most note
worthy being "Jim the Carter Lad" and
H'Uown in the Vailet;" after which MI.
Sidney Woodruff gave US "rhere was q
Little Tres" and "Old John Brown"
| both pathetic ballads, as The programme
| haa it. MIR. Ed. Collins gave US some
Inf tkIa hnti imht fu in .It ho
French harp that we have ever enjoy ed.
The whole concluded with the farce,
/ "Jus. ice in kenlen County"
PI0UA, o.
The sudden thaW Vt the last few days
| cut short the expectations of the ice-
men, VINO were just commencing 70 lay
in a supply.
An accident happened on the 10Th
inst, by the caying i'll of a large gravel
bank, killing one mule, bre king the
wagon and some what injurlng the
urlyer.
I The Teachers Institute was largely
attended on Saturday by number Of
teachers from all points. The pro-
gramme in the morning was as follows:
couture and Refinement Of the
reacner," by L. L. Lehman; "lntelleet-
uai furniture; LIS ULlllty, Oy van Is.
Baker. ol Sidney; What is e tucatios?"
Dy DR.. e. V. Dorsey. The programme
in the afternoon was as follows:
Metric System of Weights and Meas
ures," by j. w. Dowu "reachers and
Eeuching," by A. Z. Denel; Address,
by Il. W. Stevenson.
LUDLOW, Ky.
| We have ascertained THAT the shallow
pated praLe OF the introduction Of class
IN tO-ui4Aps entertainment is mere
| peryerslon OF facts.
| DON'T fail to be present at the grand
banquet and social mop given by Armory
Hal. Ass ociatlon Tonight. Il nlll be Tue
most brilliant affair ever given on this
side oi the river.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Hon. John Sullivan came home Satur-
day nigh', and returned 10 Columbus
sunday night.
There was a very m lager attendance
at the SabbatD-s sehoOt sunday, owing to
the inclemenL weather.
Foundry baryes of ground, aud viii
start for Lawrenceburg Tuesday OF
Wednesday,. Quite uumher Of the old
Iemployes are p epartng 10 go with it.
| DAYTON, ky,