The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-09
CONVICTION,

Horner & Sons.
Mr. James Virgins has accepted posi-
tion on the Newport Local
Mr.. Harmon Hays has left for Atlanta,
Ga, to wed handsome young lady of thai
place.
Mr.. Fred. Weber and family left yester
day for Kansas, to seek their fortunes among
grasshoppers
Frank Hoffman was fined 81 in the Police
Court this morning, for being drunk and
disorderly.
The St. Mary's Dramatic Club will pre-.
sent ireland as it is" on st. Patrick's night
at st. Mary's Hall.
Mrs. John Weaver received $106 this NOR
ming from the various Lodges of which her
husband was member.
Miss Lille Owen, handsome young lady
of Cincinnati, is the guest OF Miss Stella
Hall, of South Covington.
John Sanford is cleaning out that flock
of pigeons around the X. c. R. R. Depot
with his silent shotslinger
Mr. Geo. H. Pendleton, it is rumored, will
resign the Presidency of the K. c. r. R.,
and that his brother Elliott will be his sue
cesSor. .y,
Baseball playing on Sunday will not be
allowed this summer Mr.. NJ Hamilton
has presented bill in the Legislature to
Btopit -
Mr.. u. Drexillius has on exhibition, at
his cigar store, powder horn one hundred
and twelve years old, with the name of
Timothy Pond inscribed on it.
The old Camhron home property, East
Scott street, between Robbins and Lynd
streets, was disposed Of at Court sale yester-
day morning II. T. Hallam, ESQ, became
the purchaser at $2,750.
His Eminenee Bishop Conroy of Ardaeh,
Ireland, Apostolic Delegate to Canada, visit
ed Rt Rev. Bishop Toebbe and the Catholic
Schools and Hospital of Covington yester-
day. .. -
Edward H. Maxwell was arrested yester-
day morning by Deputy Sheriff Cox, at the
suit of NJ. ]. Dudley. The order of ar
rest was vacated the same evening by Chan
cellor Menzies, after a satisfactory showing
by Maxwell that'he was wrongfully accused.
County, CoURT.-The Clerk was ordered to
pay Alice Glandon 500, being the first in
Btallment of the judgment rendered in the
bastardy suit of Glandon VS.. Wheeler. A
rule was issued against Jane Clark to show
why she had not paid the bail bond of Jas,
Clark.
The funeral of Mr. John Farrell took
place this morning from his late residence.
His remains were inferred in St. Mary's
Cemetery. Deceased was about twenty
eight years OF age, and was at one time the
best first baseman in the country, and had
won many warm personal friends by his
eompsnionable disposition.
The services at the .Methodist churches
will be of unusual interest tomorrow, as ID
Ys ha mn hafo hn
ence, which cOnvenes next Wednesday at
the Union N. +. Church. Rev. Mr.. Ell
bright, of Mayfield, will occupy the pulpit
ut Shinkle Chapel. At the Madison-street
Baptist Church Bible and song service will
be conducted at 10 a. m. by H. Thane Mil
Ter and w. Howard Doane.
NEWPORT,
Joe Ashbaugh was taken in this morning
drunk clean through.
Mr. J. R. Hawthorne left last night fer
Canada on business tour.
A warrant is out for the arrest of Pat.
Day, on the charge of trespassing.
Claims to the amount of $2O6 81 were al
lowed by the Board of Water Works last
night.
The axle of Hose Reel No. 1 snapped in
twain while returning from the fire. this
morning.
The friends of Professor Robertus are
making arrangements to give him compli-
mentary benefit soon.
A meeting of both sections of the Work |
ingmens party. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at Red Mems Hall.
= Captain William B. Spencer returned
home yesterday from three months tour
through Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana
Last evening Charlie, a little son of e. T. |
Bates had narrow escape, while attempt !
ing to walk the logs moored along the Lick
ing bank
Captain Williamson had seventy Newport
men at work on his new road this morning,
and was in search of forty more to put on
breaking rock.
County Clerk Ed. Air was made the recip-
lent of handsome German pi1je this morn.
ing, the gift of his old friend, Geo. Klein, |
who brought it all the way from Father
land -.'
The alarm from Box 15 shortly before 10 |
o'clock this morning was caused by a fire
breaking out in the rear of Henry Koch's
saloon, corner of Monmouth and Harris.
Loss tri1ing.
The greatest attraction in Newport at
present is the great walking match at
Eclipse Hall. The Ross Sisters aged
respectively eighteen and nineteen years, are
making extraordinary time Up to 1O:15 |
this morning they had completed ninety-six
miles. A full brass band will be at the hall
this evening.
The Rev. Samuel Eastman, of Swamp
scott, Mass, has accepted the call given him
by the York-street Congregational Church,
and will arrive here the last of this month. |,
The congregation feel very much en-
SenraSed in their new enterprise They I
have la.rge and interesting Sabbath-schooL
The attendance last Sabbath was three hun. !
'dree1c reec ana eighty.one.
PIdGA. o.
DR.. Palmer gives free lecture the first
might. No question about the size of his
'sndience.
E. b. Bewdle,- of Bowdle Bros machine J.