The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-19
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


NvVhNmIUNs
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet tonight at the Enquirer Office.
Hanrahan's Hoodlums defeated the
Berte Bouncers yesterday by score Of 10 to O.
Seven moonshiners were given sentence
of 500 fine and thirty days in the Mason
County Jail.
The amalgamated iron and steel workers
viii hold meeting Saturday night at
Fechter's Hall.
quested to meet tonight at 1880 o'clock at
ST. Mary's Hall.
Rev. S. NJ Jefferson has returned home,
and conducted the services of the Fourth
street Presbyterian Church yesterday.
Billy Brent is out for Counc Imam in the
Third Ward. We nail his name to our sue
cessful banner as competent man for the
place.
Hoop-a-la! Jack Gilligan for Legislator
from the first District. If Jack makes as
good Legislator as he does Constable the
Office will be filed to perfection.
The entertainment of the Nine Muses., a
society OF little folks, given by Mrs r. j.
lronslde at her residence on Greenup street.
was pleasant success. All the little ones
did we'll, Mercury in particular, and Miss
Dora Israel as MAY Queen" was exceed
ingly pretty and graceful.
Prof. Brewers Dorama and Dissolving
Views will he exhibited at the Town Hall,
West Covington on Tuesday evening next
for the benefit of the NJ. e. Sunday school.
| In addition the Professor will give select
readings ard exhibit the Drumond Light at
the close Of the entertainment to the au-
dience.
U. s. CouRT.-United States vs. J. C. Rob
erts, illicit distlling, dismissed In the
matter OF Eli Mullins, bankrupt decree
was entered. United States VS.. Angelne
Brizolarrl, nolle proseoui entered; John
Walsh vs.. Steamer Ed. Hobbs, dismissed i;
Elisha Barringer vs.. Steamer Robin, dis
missed.
PoLIcE CouRT.-Mayor Athev is deter
mined TO sit down on bummerism, and the
way he sit down on the boys illustrates it.
Thomas Jaquers, the Young man who as
sanlted Ella Feeny. was tried, and fined
s23. He has another charge against him
in Squire McLaughlin's office. George
| Britton, the negro who cut Henry Britton.
was tned S53 for carrying concealed weap-
ons. Lesley Meyers and Henry Brent, for
breach OF the peace, were fined S. each.
PrcNIcs. - Henry Clay Lodge. No. l.,
malgamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers. will give their annual picnic at
Parkcr's Grove on Monday, June 9th.
kenton Lodge, |. 0. 0. f., No. "a, will
take possession of the Highland House
"Wednesday evening with one of their en-
joyable picnics.
The popular Glides Dancing Circle will
hold their picnic at the Highland House on
| Tuesday Nav 9th. Thompson Band will
discourse music for the OCCASION
grand picnic, for the benefit of St.
George Benevolent Society will take place
| tonight at Rudde's Garden.
The residence of Mr.. George Hackstaff. on
the corner Of Willow avenue and Craig
| street, was last night the scene of a most
agreeah'e and delightful reception, the oc-
casiOn being the fifty fourth anniversary of
Mr.. Hackstaff The party was under the
immediate supervision OF that highly ac-
| compished, attractive and extremely pop
| nlar Young lady, Mss Bessie Farrell. Tie
evening WAS spent in musical rendition and
| recLations, social Chatting, interspersed
with an elegant rerast, which was properly
discussed. The guests present departed this
| morning, with wishes that Mr.. and Mrs,
llackstatf might live to celebrate their CEN
tennial anniversary.
NtWPORT.
| See local columns for notice of Uncle
Jimmy's funeral.
Fred. Emmerson and Fritz Frelinger
were fined 81 and costs each bv Mayor
Harton for disorderly conduct,
Criminal Court convened this morning,
| His Honor, Judge Perkins, presiding. After
the calling Of the docket the Court ad
journed until 2 p. m., wheR the Grand
Jury will he sworn in.
Frank Mccormack and Thos. Smith were
arrested last night on a charge of stealing
rope from boat near Dayton. They were
arraigned before Squire Buchanan this
morning and their cases continued until to-
morrow.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock a
man named Geo. koestler, residing on Tib-
bats street, engaged in war of words with
a saloon-keeper named Phil. Burkhardt at
the latter's place on Saratoga street. Ac-
cordng to Koes'cr's statement he was
about to leave the saloon when Burkhardt
followed and dealt him severe blow with
| a club on the right side of the head frac-
turing the skull. DIR. Bennett dressed the
wound, and is of the opinion that it is not
dangerous
Inc state convention OF the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians will open at Odd Fellows
Hall Tomorrow afternoon. The following
programme will be rendered in the eve
ming:
/. When Through Life-chortis .........,.. Moore
Choir.
2. Polka Mazurka-solo. ..............o Muris,Telli
Mss Gusse Dittoe.
g. White Squal-s
MIR. James Shields.
4. Take Back the Heart ,,,.,, Claribel
Mrs. Mariana.
MISS Maud GreysOn.
G. Overture-Nutonal
BY the orchestra
7. The Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall
moore
Solo and chorus-Miss Gusste Dit and choir
s. 'Tis evening, Brings My Heart TO Thee-solo
Mrs. Kate Mead.
g. Duet from Martani Wallace
Miss Glssie Dttoe and Mr.. ]. Shields.
TO- The Irish Volunteer, and A. O. H......,,.,,,,.
Master John Curran.
by orchestra.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The Liedertaffel Orchestra furnishes the
music at the Grand Lodge of Druids' Con-
venton, which meets in this city on We'd
nesday the 2Sth inst.
YOunker's Orchestra of Tourapoab,ro