The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

tfotihS AlteI IN uTIGl N44tiIto iANbu6 NOTtHs
/ DR.. Geo. y. Harlan, a veterinary sur.
geon, and graduate Of the Phiadelphia
Veterinary College, will deliver a lee
ture on the anatomy andsdiseases of the
horse, at Montague's stable, Wednesday
iafternoon, at O'clock.
| Chief of Police McMurtry issued an
order yesterday for the. citizens to clean
their gntters, pull up the grass and
weeds, and give o general clean up. The
order is good sanitary move.
| Saxton's minstrels and band left here
yesterday for the, Richmond fair. They
give performance in Richmond ON
Thursday. Lon. Jones, who, was very
seriously Ill during the performance at
the Mercer fair, is lying at The point Of
death in Harrodsburg.
Money ofd8rs are now issued from the
Lexington post-ofiiec tor points In Can
ada, Germany and Great Britain.
Ex-Lieutepant Governor PInchback
and Mr.. Brown, Superintendent of Pub
| lie Instruction OF Louisiana, lectured at
The Courthouse on Monday evening to
a. crowded house. The lecture of Mr..
Brown is spoken of in high terms by the
intelligent people who heard 1t. The
audience was composed largely Of white
men.
CoyINGToN.-The Covington Light
Guards will meet this evening for the
purpose of electing officers inaccordanc ce
with an order from the Adjutant General
OF Kentucky.
A meeIing was held in West Coving-
| ton on Monday night for the purpose OF
discussing the street railroad question.
MesSrs. Geo.P. Humphries, j. d. Eaton,
Geo. w. Clark, Geo. Clark and ). M al
tas were appointed committee to ass
| certain the cost and to report on the
evening OF Tuesday, August "a.
Boston Reds and Stars Saturday.
DR.. W. A. Hall has returned from
Woodford county.
The new German paper TO be issued
in this city will be called The Covington
and Newport Post. ss
James Dolan, who q month ago had
his leg broken on the Southern railroad,
and VINO was nearly recovered, yester-
day while walking, fell and broke the
limb atresh.
The condition of mind of Mrs. John
Thompson, daughter OF Mr.. John Kear-
ney, and widow of the late John Thomp-
son, Marshal of Coyington, is worse.
Hon. John KeartIey, Councilman OF
the First Ward, is lying almost hope.
lessIy III from an attack Of Brights dis
ease of the kidneys. ., -. - 4.
Coroner Maley's horse, on returning
from the baseball grounds yesterday
evening", became frightened and ran
away. Boo. saved himself by jumping
out TO The sidewalk. d. a.. .. 4 /,
Blong, the pitcher OF the Stars, has re-
fused an. offer from one of the Directors,
Of the Philadelphia Baseball Club, de-
string to engage his services. W
The Board oIhealtn yesterday received
the report of the sanitary policemen in
reference to abating nuisanccs, and
awarded the contract for building the
addition to the Pest-house TO VIM.
Grave, at $l,731.
Last night between eleven and twelve
O'clock q spontaneous combustion OF a
lot Of red fire and alcoholic tinctures
took place AT Peter Nodlers drug Store.
The Clerk, Geo. Brinkman, VINO was
sleeping in the room, put out the fire
with a buckettul OF water. -
A buy about fifteen years of age, named
John Daily, was last night detected in
tapping the till of tin-shop ON lGreenup
street. He was held by Esquires Duve-
nick and Francis in the sum Of 500 to
appear at the next term Of the Criminal
Court.
Two gentlemen, named Miller, from
the interior OF Kentucky, were this
morning brought in by Deputy United
States Marshal Harrington, upon the
charge OF retailing tobacco without COM
plying with the requirements OF the law.
commissioner Bostwick will hear the
cases.
No Mayors Court to-day. All quiet in.
police circles.
The work Of excavating in the new
Government lot began this morning.
About Az men and carts, under the direc-
nf n on n.
gagged the work.. The time allowed in
the contract for doing the work is 49,
working days, excluding rainy. weather.
So we can look for rapid progress in the
work from now on. fA1 fkE NAsf
The brick work On the National Bank
will begin In d few days, as the stone
masonry is salmost complete.
The Enquirer man says there was
nothing Of Importance in the Mayors
Court yesterday. He was there, and OF
course he knows. 81. sl4e -
NEWPORT.-The Graphics defeated
the Ringos on the Holts' grounds yester-
terday. by score OF 8 tot.
The ENTERTAINMENT of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowry at Hay MANS Hail, last'night, fors
the benefiL Of Tibbatts' COrnet Band,
was brilliant success.
A pair of boots was stolen from the
rear yard OF Judge }. R. HalLaln's resi-
dence yesterday.
Captain John Carlisle, of the "Forty
,"has beensentenced to solitary
in dungeon and to be fed
on bread andwater, for refusing to work
out his thirty days. sentence OH the
stone pile. k -
The Covert Run pike and several other
roads in the Vicinity of Taylor's Bottom
nave become quite iMpassable by the
recent food.
Building Association No. /, in exist
ence over six years, has dissolved, and |
has set aside $40 for any unantlcipated
which, II NOT used, will Be di- |
vided between the German Catholic aud
Protestant Orphan Asylums. 49,
The remains OF Joseph Wolfson, of |
Harrisotia comntyy formerly Of this city,:l
were inferred yesterday in JOHNS Hill
Cemetery. Father Steffani, OF 81. Aloy-
slus Church, conducted the funeral cere-
monies.
The anniversary and annuai meeting
of the Newport Turnyerein takes place
next sunday hd.Monday.
H0lts and Americus at the Madison |
street grounds this afternoon.
Barracks News. - Twenty -one, more,l
recruits nave been received at the gafri-
son. rS
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