The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-15

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The members Of the City Council and the city
officers are requested to meet this evening at the
Courthouse.
Mrs. Mary E. Jarvis, much esteemed lady, died
yesterday at her residence, corner of Mayo and
German streets
Hon. Albert s. Berry addressed large audience
at Frankfort Thursday night on the subject of in
astcally received.
William Tell Lodge, No TAG, I. o. O. F., of this
city, will VISIT Teutonia Lodge, of Cincinnati, on
Tuesday evening next a band of music will ac-
company the Newport boys. 81 II
young lad named Connolly was attacked yes
gold, and had his leg badly lacerated. The youth
picked up sufficient courage TO get revolver and
put two bullets through the animal.
Adam Knecht, young man in the employ Of
Wm Waite, plumber on York street, while work
Ing ID house on Maso SS h stFeet H. nes S.s nd tb
lower part of his face terribly burned by the
explosion OF pot of metal over which he was
working. 1t Is feared his sight is destroyed.
meeting of the soldiers and sailors of the late
war was held last evening at Haymans Hall. The
attendance was large and much enthusiasm man.
! ifested. A Committee on Permanent Organization
was appointed. Charley Rugg Was appointed
Committee of One 10 see that the boys get fair
count through the press. The meeting adjourned
to next Friday night at the same place
The Criminal Court met at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and heard the Indictment brought in by
the Grand Jury and confirmed the following sem
| for chicken stealing; George Russell cOlored four
years for robbery and eighteen months for house
breaking and rceny; Sim. Tracy, IT,, eighteen
months for burglary The latter has two other in
dictments. The Court then adjourned TO 2 p. m.
to hear the final report of the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury of Campbell County reported
an Indictment yesterday against lbert T. Root,
lawyer Thomas ?. Bedkins, Justice of the Peace,
and VIM. Cottingham, Constable! for the ofense
of obstructing the course fpubic justice, as fol
TO the Inc eect That te parties
charged conspired together and in consideration
prosecution then pending before Squire T. J,
Maphet ag inst Oliver Tiff, for peddling without
license, settled without full and fair trial. and
that they did fraudulently, falsely and corrupty
induce said 7. J. Maphet, Justice, to dismiss said
prosecution. ..... ..r
HOME CITY.
The social of Mrs. ]. D. Parker was all that
| could be desired.
Our friend, s. D. Patterson, late of the T., C. 4
L. Railroad, is building an addition to his hand
some outage.
| The friends of Mr.. Fred Moore, son of Mr.. o. r.
Moore are rejoiced to hear of his recovery from
severe attack of typhoid fever.
We are glad to learn that Mr. George Mcintyre
| Sr.. who al one time was considered beyond hope
| The hearty cry OF Muster Harry Best the young
paper carrier is relished these crispy afternoons
| 'Here's your STAR! All the latest news for two
cents!"
The petition presented yesterday by Mr.. Nelson
Sayler TO the County Commissioners for the incor-
poration of Home City is creating quite a breeze
along the line from Industry to Fern Bank.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Col A. s. Berry of Newport is in the city.
| Cp,ith ph<
stole rope. with horse at the end Of it, from Mr..
James VIII te of Cynthiana, was tr ed Thursday
and sentenced to two years impr sonment in the
Penitentiary, this being the @east they corld give
| him. After the youth was sentenced he thanked
the Judge. jurymen and witnesses IN such lan-
guage as would make ones hair stand on end for
| several DAYS For the abominable oaths he uttered
he should have received about two additional
years.
About a month ago DR.. Poor hired negro
named Sid. Coleman, of Harrodsburg About
| two weeks ago the negro suddenly took his de-
parture. together with fine gold pin. a vest and
a velvet coat. Day before yesterday Officer Rezeli
| ran across the man on Short street and took him
| in out of the cold and put him In q cage. At the
time of his arrest he had the Doctors vest on.
This is all he said he took. Perhaps he had not
enough OF practice yet to wear the coat His case
will come up before the Grand Jury next week
LUDLOW. KY.
| Citizens, remember poor Charley Adams bene-
| fit ball, and buy tick't
Mr. Frank Evans. the architect, has painted a
beautiful parior scene for Armory Hall.
Messrs Nat. Mewhiney, Elmer Downey and
| Chris TOole, three of the handsomest young men
in town, worked the stage scenery and machinery
OF Armory Hall for the opera to perfection.
| The Galaxy Club gave the spectacular musical
drama in three acts ent tied The Admiral's
Daughter" to large and apnreciative audience
last Tuesday evening, the Entertainment conclud-
ing with social hop. DR.. G. =. Jones as "Admi-
raj Blake" and Miss Fannie Fairclnugh as AN
nette," won the highest praise from the critical
house. Mrs Clara Rchey and Mr.. S. W. Tarvin,
of Cincinnati, need no commendation at our
hands. The operetta was grand success in all
respects.
Mrs. ] L. Bowman of this city, lady possess
Ing musical talent OF very high order, and whose
unfortunate indispGstiOn prevent her appear
ane. in the leading role at The last Galaxy opera.
has engaged Mr.. H. J. Wetherell. the author of
'The Admiral's Daughter" to direct the produc.
ton of his beautiful opercta at Armory Hall, Sat
urday evening, February 22d. Miss Nettie Gordon
and Mr.. ]. f. Dnnnie, of Cincinnati are engaged
and will appear as Ann tie tie ana an . kem
\ while Kentucky's most charming prima donna
will render the character of Isabel" Hundreds
of Cincinnatians have signifed an earnest desire
inclination TO satisfy the wishes OF friends and
not for the money that is in it. The admiss on Is
Put at the moderate figure of 25 cents per ticket,
which is within the reach OF all.
BELLEvUE. KY.
Primary meetings are now in order.
Joe Dolman has quit the butcher business.
The Bellevue notion store closed for want Of
patronage
number of our young people started for Day
ton last night on a surprising expedition.
Services in the NJ. E. Church tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Sanders
Mr.. West Ratcliff is prominently mentioned fol
Council. Mr.. Ratcliff is good man for oui
schools.
We are informed that the young man who spoke
briefly at the last temperance meeting will be
| presented with bouquets at his next effort
DAYTON. Ky.
Mrs. Ed. CsPon is recovering
Our city fathers meet in grand conclave Monday
night.
Recruits wanted for the great delinquent tai
army
The first dummy was only hall hour late th
morning.
Mr.. W. M. White is no better, but his friends ar'
yet hopeful.
The funeral of Miss Katie King was largely at
tended yesterday.
Mss Marshall of Augusta, Ky, paid Or. Keitl
a flying visit yesterday