The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-11
Newport.


let to Bernard Fischer at $700 for one
year.
The private masquerade of the Name
less Cub takes place this evening at the
Odd-tellows' Hall.
The 80 gold-piece awarded to the best
speller at the Union Bethel match was
presented by Jas. Waterhouse to the
Sunday school of the church.
A few hoes and few laborers would
be able to make an approach to the New
port end of the Licking bridge.
Two hundred dollars worth of cord
wood, belonging to the brick-yards at
Frenchtown, was lost by the sinking Of
barge in the Licking.
VIM. Carney is the guest of DR.. Jas.
Sanderson.
Eight recruits from Chicago at the
Barracks yesterday.
Lieutenant Jewett, Eighth Infantry;
Lieutenant Cunningham, Tenth Infant
ry, and Lieutenant Mason, Fourth In
fanlry, reported for duty Yesterday.
The detachment of recruits for the
Second Iulanlry will leave on the arri-
val of AdJutant Dempsey.
Joshua Helm, the first colored man
ever enlisted at the Barracks, has been
appointed, by special order of Col. Ma
son, Lance Sergeant, and placed in
q, at this depot.
The committee appointed to request
the consent of BlsnOp IOebbe for the
completion of the steeple of st. Stephens
Churcn, hopes that his approval will
soon be Obtained, as large number OF
workmen are anXiously awaiting his de-
cisl0n.
Covington.
tnir Do1,i nf Moip of of
ferry, is at his post OF duty again.
Constable Frank Berte is u candidate
for reelection. Judging from his past
record, at this writing, we know OF no
better man.
Squire Duveneck is out again. He
will probably be able to attend to the
duties Of his office by tomorrow.
The Magistrates and Mayors court
have no criminal record to-day.
Nothing OF Importance in the Chancery
Court.
The Modocs have demolished the WIN
dows OF the West End House.
Hon. VIM. L. Arthur has returned
home. ...t I...
Esquire Duyeneck is better.
|. ,Rutiians OH Covingion avenue, who in
suit passing ladies, nave become q nuiS-
ance.
A German with load Of hot slop from
the Willow Kun Distillery, was thrown
to the ground by the breakdown OF his
wagon and Delayed with the hot f1uld.
lie rolled in the snow and saved himself
from severe scaidinS.
A Chinese summer residence, made
entirely ol cork, the work of DR.. Lea
man, OF Cincinnati, Is Oh exhibition in
Peter Nodler's Ninuow. 1t is valued at
1900.
The District Council of the Grange
met at DreXelius Hall. The committee
appointed to consider the practicability
OF establishing a pork house in Coving-
ton, reported progress, as did also the
committee on the price Of tobacco.
Tue farewell address Of. Rev. j. S.
Chadwick, of tie Greenup Street Meth
odist Church, was delivered last night.
Remarks were also made by Messrs.
ohinkle, Hearne and Lindsey. Mr..
Chadwick was presented with munIti-
cent sum OF money by Mr.. Shinklc, in
behalf of the members of the Church.
The Covington " Newport Medical So
cicty have elected the following officers
lOr the next six months:
President, br. X. II. Thornton; Record
ing Secretary, Dr.. w. A. Hall; Core
spending Secretary, DR.. w. 2. Orr;
Treasurer, DR.. Il. Pretlow.
The next Convention of the State Med
ical Society will be held at Henderson.
Drs. w. W. Henderson, j. Is. Steyes, j..
l.. Phy THAN, j. j. Temple and A. Kpoll-
man. Alternates-Dr. j. NJ. Ritfee, e.
| IL. Stewart, W. p. Orr, Z. b. Schotield
and Thomas Turpin were elected dele
gates.
10 the American Medical Association
at Louisville in May, Dfs. d. Ii. Jessup,
| W. "A. Hall, }. b. Steves, II. Ii. Thorn
ton. Alternates-Drs. II. Pretlow, W.
0. Smith, j. j. Temple, and j. j. Dula-
ney, were elected de egates.
lion. p. B. Muir, OF louisville, is in the
city.
John Carlisle was caught in Economy
on Tuesday, by Deputy Marshal Thomas
Giubsun, but escaped again and is still
at large.
The Criminal Court, and the Demo
cratic County Mass Meeting at Indepen-
dence, meet the same day..
ii. II. StemD0rn brought suit against
Esquire Francis yesterday before
Esquire Tebbs, tor $40 rent due for the
occupancy OF his office on Fifth street.
Francis set up counter-claim, but the
Court gave judgment for the plaintiff.
| The Covingt0n Sunday-school Instl-
tute will meet tonight in the Madison
street church.
The Modocs are about to return to
work OH the Southern Railroad.
A lecturer, recently before the Lowell