The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-16
COVENGTON.

]. B. Fedders and Mary Meyers were Ii
censed to marry this morning.
Rev S. NJ. Jefferson will preach at the
Fourth-street Christian Church tomorrow.
Chris. Whitney and William Zebra were
fined $5 each this morning for trespassing.
Frank NJ. Calkins editor of the late
Ticket, filed petition in bankruptcy
Liabilities, $4,314 %; assets, 81, 200.
The members of the Fire Department
last night drafted resolutions in regard to
the death of their late associate, John Muir
ray.
John Donnelly had his foot badly mashed
this morning by being caught in an elevator
at Senour, Sinrall u Noonan's tobacco
factory.
The funeral of the late John Murray took
place this morning from st. Mary's Cathe
'lral, and was attended by large concourse
of friends relatives, members of the Fire
Department, Councilnen and police force.
CHANcERY CoURT. Mary Flckinger filed
suit for divorce from Lawrence Flickinger
on the grounds of drunkenness, cruel treat
ment and failing to provide. Fountain
Young files suit against William and Essa
Riley for 1898 on a note.
POLICE CoURT. Charles Knawp, petit lar
ceny 80 days in the Work-house; James
and Eugene Sullivan, safekeepers, dis
missed; James Rouse and Henry Welst, va
grancy, to give bond for 800 for one year,
or go to Work-house for 20 days.
CRIMINAL Rr.-Commonwealth vs. c.
b. Demalmcdy. Defendant demurrcd to
Indictment, and recognized in 5000 bond
for his appearance at the next term. Geo.
W. Carlisle, indicted for failing to visit
schools; demurrer to indictment heard and
sustained, and indictment dismissed. The
case of g. Hooper, charged with embezzle-
ment; motion for new trial overruled,
and defendant allowed sixty days to take
to the Penitentiary at this Court something
that has never happened before in this
Court. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
The Circuit Court ad journed this morning
TO the May term.
The Workingmen will meet tomorrow
afternoon in Red Mems Hall.
Mcmahon won the 1915 in the twenty mile
walk with Prather and Wentworth at
Eclipse Hall.
Miss Annie Gallagher charming young
lassie, will shortly be wed by prom
inent young business man of Cincinnati.
Newports champion walkist, Jim McMa-
+ non, says he will walk any man in Camp
bell County distance of twenty miles, for
$500.
Capt. James T. Williamson arrived home
last night from the East. Mr.. Williamson
was proprietor of Gould's Exchange,
New York and he is reported in the New
York Herald to have failed to the amount
of $35,000
A very select audience greeted the Ben
Jonsons in their fifth entertainment al
Odd-felows' Hall last night. The play was
Lucille" drama in four acts, which was
admirably rendered throughout. Miss Muel
lenbach as Lucille" deserves special men
ton, as The audience fully attested by theil
before the curtain at the end Of each act
The next entertainment will be given Fri
day evening March 1st, on which occasion
"Romeo and Juliet will be presented.
DAYTON, ky.
Missionary meeting at 81 p, m.
Rev. H. E. Splman is still confined tt
his bed, but is improving gradually.
A telephone is in process of erection by
our friend Starbird. Success to the enter
prise.
A CITY Hall is now assured Takers O
stock are coming forward, in response t.
the call So mote it be.
Preaching morning and evening at thu
NJ f. Church, and afternoon at Bellevue
School-house, by the Rev. Mr., Perry.
The Rev. J. NJ. Jolly will hold divin'
service in the Baptist Church Sunda!
morning and evening. All are invited.
The advent of the new dummy i
Anxiously looked for by the friends of tn
ruad They will have few more week
only to wait.
The residence of Mrs Ross, corner o
Taylor and Front streets, Bellevue, wa
bllrgarized during her absence a few day
since, and every particle of her clothing ab
stracted from her trunk, including blacl
satin dress very highly priced by her-be
ing a present from departed son. Th
thieves also took her bed clothing, knives
forks, &c. The suspected parties are bein
watched.
OXFORD, o.
Rev. Mr.. Black of the U. P. Church, ha
recovered from his late illness
Mrs. Lizzie Charles, of Detroit, Mich,
in town, visiting her mother, Mrs Beator'
who is very sick
The A. NJ. f. Church is having "big
revival. The pastor Rev. Mr. Tolliver
very highly res spectcd in this communit
by all persons, both colored and white.
LUDLOW, ky.
Charles Masten was honorably acquitte
Of the murder of N. Oschner.
II go StAhl is the handsomest postmast'
in Northern Kentucky. Ahcm!
Tie STAr has a larger circulation in tn
r;., than al other dailieS taken here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Millechamp and DAY
Buchanan, OF West Coyington, attcndt
the O,id-feilows' bail and went home high
4 satisfied.
Tie hall gven by A. T. Lodge, |. 0. 0. I
a, Armo;y llAi! in.t night, WAS indeed
gu.ly. a,!iir. l,ye"rbody vas satisfied al
"a, that he bal %as an Immense success.
'Oh, ,lcw DO wist. was III Odd-fcioN
ball, ," said Il pu;ty brunette on Elm sire
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