The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-24


fessor McLevid, of Covington, and his Hon
or Mayor Harton. No. disturbance of any
kind marred tie pleasures of the day.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Oscar Baylass, better
known as Humpty, and John Piatt who
were indicted for assault with intent to
commit rape, were called, but their attor-
neys not being present their cases were con-
tinued, and bail fixed at 81 900 each. Court
adjourned to 2 p. m.
Bail bond of Patsey Nolan was fixed at
$500.
JOS Gallagher, who is charged with grand
larceny, failing to appear, his bond was for
feited.
The case agasnst VIM. G. Stone was con-
tinued, and an attachment directed to
Campbell, Kenton, and Woodford Counties
was issued against Logan Kelley, with bail
at $500.
HAMILTON.
Judge McKemy is quite sick at his home
in the First Ward.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. Church will give
a social in the lecture room of the church
this evening.
Misses Lizzie and Anna Newton, of Ok
ford, who have been paying their friend
Miss Lizzie Sohngen visit, returned home
yesterday.
Among the Democrats who went to
Lebanon last night to hear Hon. John Nc
Mahon speak were Allen Andrews, w. G.
Shepherd and David Yeakle.
For the week ending September 10th,
there were some twelve marriage licenses
issued This is an increase of four over the
corresponding month Of last year.
The funeral of George Haldefor will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from his late residence on Second street,
First Ward. Services at St. Johns Church
by Rev. Stempel.
The young man, Louis Sprigg. whom it
will be remembered was one of the number
who broke jail some time ago and was re-
captured at Lebanon week or more since,
was yesterday taken to the picture gallery
of Ed. Rodgers, on High street, for the pur-
pose OF having his picture taken. After he
left his cell was examined by Sheriff
Thomas and therein found a key that fit the
cell door, which the prisoner had manufac-
and saw that had been made out of q
knife. The young man seems to have o
faculty for that kind of work.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Two weeks until election. 1t is thought
large vote will be pollcd.
Gen. Hurst will speak at the City Hall
Wednesday evening next.
A Committee of the School Board have
selected lot on Columbia street for the
proposed colored school building.
Oily Ware, living on Grant street, broke
his arm Sunday while playing on the roof
Of new house on Patton street. He fell a
distance of fifteen feet into the cellar.
Thieves entered Joshua Cores residence,
on South Center street, Sunday evening,
while the family were at church, and got
two pocket-books containing little money.
LUDLOW. K1.
NJ. H. Bentley Scott Downey and G. w.
Whipple are the Committee of Council ap-
pointed to investigate the conduct of Coun-
Gilman John Grace, who is charged with
being concerned in city or sub-contract
to paint the new school-house. Mr.. Grace
asked for the committee of investigation
and he got it, and now 'old Sardeen" says
What are they going to do about it?'
Galaxy tonight. Take your wife and
family and go and laugh and grow fat at
the side-spltting comicalities of the inimit-
able "Os." Hill as Poor Pillicoddy." Lots
of vocal and instrumental music by mem
bers of the club. The performance will be-
gin with the beautiful comedy, in two acts,
entitled Broken Ties" in which Corporal
Bentley, a promising young student of the
drama, will make his debut as Lord Castle
tower" Give them bumper.
DANTON, Ky.
Methodist Aid Society at the residence of
Mrs, Moore tonight.
A man with microscope and lantern
can still find traces of the dummy track in
Newport, but it is fast disappearing.
Mr.. Frank Vogelbach, an old citizen
here, has embarked in the grocery business
in Covington. He still clings to his home
on the hillside, however
The Shamrocks played picked nine at
Moellers Garden Sunday but the game
broke up in disgraceful row, in which
some fifteen or twenty individuals engaged.
Fagin, of the Shamrocks, seemed to be the
champion and man named Wolff received
severe injuries. Most of the disturbing
element was from over the river.
Bond Lodge I. o. O. F., held Rebekah
meeting last night, at which Harry Lambe
conferred the degrees, and Rev. Mr.. Sanders
delivered an address, Excellent singing by
a chorus of twelve young ladies followed,
after which everybody sat down to a sump-
tuous repast. The Committee of Arrange
ments consisting of Charley Hayward
Harry Lambe and w. c. Quinbv deserve
much praise for their activity and enter
prise.