The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-17
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
Ny,NGT0N.

County Court is in session to-day at hide
pendence.
Father Jones delivered really very pret-
ty and finished discourse yesterday.
Mrs. Bowan has written card denying
that she committed adultery with Lutken-
holl.
Colonel W. L. Grant lett yesterday for
Washington, d. c., to attend the opening Of
Congress.
There is o lot of carpenter tools at the
Mapshals Office, which the owner can have
by identifying them.
Miss Emma Weaver rendered number
Of her friends a musicale at her residence
on Madison street last night.
ST. Patrick was a gentleman. 80 will
that Young son of Henry Linneman he
gentleman twenty.One years hence from TO-
day.
The funeral of Mr. Iutl1enfof took place
this morning from Mother OF God Church,
and was attended by large coneourse Of
relatives and sympathetic friends.
Those desiring to have a good evenings
fun should attend the entertainment at st.
Mary's Hall tonight. ii the actors fail TO
entertain You, the congregation will.
Mr.. David c. Richardson, the son of Mr..
Josiah Richardson, Superintendent Of the
Hemingway Gklss-works, is at home again
from a visit to his relatives in the East.
The two-story brick house belonging to
the estate Of the late John Sommer was sold
at Master Commissioner sale this morning.
j. ii. Brinker was the purchaser at S3, 750.
Mr. W. II Turner, Grand Recorder of the
A. O. u. W. of Kentucky, left last nightfOr
Nashville to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the United States in that
city tomorrow.
PoIIcE CouRT.-Robert Smith, James
Thompson and Gerhard RHckers drunk, $4
each. The latter was arrested yesterday by
Officer y IIaro, and Rnckers tried to con
vince O'fIaro that he was n Dutchman.
Mike denied it this morning on account OF
il being st: Patrick Day.
lid Williams and Billy Flynn, while
crossing Licking River in skiff' yesterday,
had narrow escape from drowning. The
bottom of the boat fell out, and both were
prccipitated into the river and, but for the
timely assistance of the bystanders on the
bank, would have drowned.
Mr. Legrand Armstrong is in the field
for Sheriff, also Mr.. p. Mcnamara, Geo. X.
Hartley and several others, but put them
all in pot and boil them TO a pulp and re-
produce them from u pair OF moulds and
they could not begin TO equal Mr.. Henry
intellect and answering and lifelong iidel-
ity to serve the public in the capacity of
Sheriff. His case will not have to be car
ried from court TO court either, about Civ
ing proper and substantial BOND.
"AMoNG THE BREAKERs." " - st. Mary's
Hall was crowded last night with people
to witness the Emerald Dramatic Club in
their third bow to tine public. Flattering
indeed was the reception they received and
well merited was the applause The play
presented was the beautiful drama, Among
The Breakers with the following cast OF
characters
David Murray, keeper OF Fair Point Light-Mr
ban. Kingsley.
How Bruce Hunter-Mr Owen.
Clarence Hunter, his ward-Mr. Jas. Ma0ney
Peter Paragraph newspaper reportcrMr Jno
Larry Divine, Muray's assistant-Mr John
Kingsley.
Miss Minnie Dazc, Hunters niece-Miss Annie
Finley.
Bess starbright, cast mp by the Miss Han
nah Murphy
Motner Carey, reputed fortune.tcller- Miss
Julia Iialpin.
Biddy bean, Murroy's servant-Miss Lizzie Bur
land
OF the lady characters we will not men-
tion, through delicacy that ladies have Of
seeing their names in print but suffice to
say that they all took their parts well, in
that modest and nnassuming manner which
makes private tlleatricals so much admired.
If there is ne that deserves special men
ton it is Miss Hannah Murphy, who per-
formed her part to perfection and with the
ease and grace of Il professional actress.
The Kingsley Brothers. in their respect
i've parts acquitted themselves in mali-
ner that showed their friends had not mis-
placed their confidence in the parts as
signed them. Charles Grant, as the negro
servant, elected considerable applause by
his comical motions. John Mock, as a
newspaper paraTnpher, expounded head
lines like an ,ld-time professional. Ma
loney and Sheridan, in their difficult
parts, were good, and deserve credit.
The play will be repeated tonight and
those who desire TO witness good enter
tainment and help a charitable cause, be-
sides encouraging home talent, should not
fail to attend Rev. Father Jones was on
hand last night. and with his usual cour.
tesy extended cordial welcome to the
large audience.
NEWPORT
Details of tile Highland Fling in our To-
cal columns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott are visiting
friends i'll Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The weather had stimulating effect on
INV PSoI'S III Ath'uShs 4uot HlSht'
The Circuit and Criminal Courts convene
to-day at Alexandria before Judge Boyd.
hiss Ella Davis, OF Nenia, Ohio, is the
guest of Miss Laura Williams, of Cabot
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give grand
sapper and fair at Odd-felows' Hall. New
port, 25tI, 2Gth and eth OF this month.
The Overscer OF the Poor during the past
week has distributed 10 the needy thirty
bushels of coal and S73 worth of groceries.
Jerry Schriver, stable-boy in the cln-
ploy OF G. X. Curtis. Esq, of Ringgold
street, Yesterday suffered compound frac-
ture Of the left leg.
Mr.. James Wallace was the recipient by
mail this morning OF beautiful shamrock
that came all the way from the green hills
OF Tippcrary.
The feast OF st. Patrick is passing off very
quietly in Newport The Hibernians at
tended the 6 O'Clock Mass al the Church of
the immaculate Conception in body.
Both the Dayton dummies ran out of
coal at this end OF the route last night. and
the residents Of Bellevue and Dayton were
obliged TO poW their way home through the
wet and snow and binding sleet This is
an moutraee and he authorities should look
to it.
SUNDAY DEGNKs.--lhe following young
men who attended tie matinee last even
ing were taken in shortly after their arri-
val home for being too full of honZa and