The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-31
COVINGTON.


row night with grand soiree.
Councilman Woods will receive claims
against the city in his district on or before
Monday.
Last night was not momentous one IN
Council. Official proceedings in to-mor-
rows STAR.
Jacob Lang was fined SIS and costs this
morning by Squire Mclaughlin, for breach
of the peace.
A marriage license was granted, yester-
day, to Charles Lehman, of Cincinnati, and
Fannie Fagin, OF this city.
At the meeting of the Council last night,
Marshal Goodson was authorized to connect
with Cincinnati by telephone.
Mr.. L. j. Bakely was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Chas Hetter. The
latter made choice of F. ID. Madeira as his
guardian.
Col. Cochran, the efficient U. S. Marshall,
arrived from Maysville this morning hav-
ing in his charge nine moonshiners for
Louisville.
POLICE CoURr-Henry Miller, breach of
the peace, $2S; N. Seeley, Jas. and Ed.
Blick and VIM. Missick, riding on the K.
c. cars, 81 each.
DR.. J. J. Dulaney and his estimable wife
will celebrate their silver wedding, next
Monday, at their residence, corner Of Tenth
and Madison streets.
The promenade concert at st. Mary's
Hall will close tonight with grand soiree
Our Charley holds the lead in the contest
for the gold-headed cane.
Henry Stanbery filed suit in the United
States Court, yesterday against Am. Hume,
assignee of VIM. and H. 9. Timberlake and
John H. Stevenson, for the foreclosure of a
mortgage which secures note of $4, 600.
Judgment was rendered in the Circuit
Court yesterday against Nancy Clark for
$1,000 in favor of Amanda Harcourt Mrs.
Clark was on her sons bail bond for bas-
tardy suit rendered in the County Court.
The judgment was for 81, 200 originally.
Mr.. VIM. Brandenburg and his estimable
wife celebrated their silver wedding last
night, at their home on Pike and Main
streets. A number of guests were present,
and an enjoyable evening spent in discuss
ing an elegant repast and merry making.
United States Clerk Bostwick yesterday
received paper from Judge Ballard in re-
gard to the suit of Fred. Schillng VS.. ST..
Augustine Church. The Judge stated that
he did not understand the question sub
mitted, or what Eginton and Grey, the at
torneys were trying to get through them.
Will McGrew who was arrested, few
days since, on the charge of lunacy, was
taken to Longview Asylum, yesterday
morning He made a bold dash for lib
erty when lie was taken from the Jail, but
officer Bolan, after long run and desper-
ate struggle succeeded in capturing him.
NEWPORT.
Quarterly Court meets in Alexandria
Monday.
The revivals still continue with unusual
success at Grace NJ. E. Church
George Altering has been appointed Mag
istrate at Cold Springs, vice A. ]. Youtsey,
resigned.
Rev. H. Thane Miller, Howard Doane
and e. Burnham will hold services Sunday
at Taylor-street M. E. Church.
The revival meeting at Grace M. E. Church
still continues to attract large crowds. Over
sixty additions have been obtained, and the
good work still goes on.
J. G. Whitaker, ESQ.,. candidate fol
Lieutenant Governor, was in the city this
morning, on his way to Carrollton, where
he will speak tomorrow.
The Trustees of the ST. Johns Protestant
Church yesterday sent the four orphan chill
dren of Henry Gilcher to the German Prot
estant Asylum, Mt Auburn.
Mr.. J. A. Neu, who was struck with q
chair few days since by Paddy Nolan, is
lying at the point of death. The change
was occasioned by hemorrhage. "'
A small leather-coyered memorandum
book, of no value to any one but the owner
Colonel Thos L. Jones, has been lost be-
tween his residence and the Post-otfice
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it al
the Post-ofice newsstand.
CITY CoUNcIL-At the regular meeting ot
Council last night the Overseer of the Poor
presented his monty report, which showed
Groceries disbursed, 1886; coal, 1,337k
bushels.
The ordinance regulating masquerade
balls passed the second reading.
Claims to the amount of $349 were pre-.
Bented and allowed.
Peter Betz was elected Delinquent Tax
Collector.
A motion 10 increase the Police Force
was lost.
How CRACK Cor CRAcKEp.-Pat Demain
OF Sandy Lane, got on fearful hurrah
night before last, and after reaching home
at late hour dragged his wife out of bed
and raised Cain generally, Not content
with this, he went out to Crack Thornton's
place, and after hitching horse to an ex
press wagon drove back to his residence
and loaded up what remained
of the furniture and endeavored
to sell it about town, offering the whole kit
for SIS. Crack learned of Paddy's .capers,
and hustled about town until he found
him, and after heap of trouble succeeded
in getting him home. On reaching there
Paddy commenced his old trick of mauline
his wife, when Crack interfered and was in
the act of handling Pat pretty lively, when
as is usual in such cases. the wife turned on
Crack and succeeded in getting In several
good licks He was obliged to beat hasty
retreat and LET them fight it out between
themselves, .L =
~ LEXINGTON. KY. h"
Nearly all our pavements are in wretched con
dttion
Make your complaint now while the Crane
Jury is in session. - ....
A young lady named Grayson was badly injuref
by fall on Limestone street yesterday afternoon
Delegates to the May convention will be selected
by the Democrats of this city and county, Febri