The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
CovINGToN.

Walch " nlch was losG bhe obnoL u"y ny
Mrs. WlekeMeyer.
Hon. Weder O'Neal will, in a day Or
two, receive his commission as United
States Marshal OF Kentucky.
MAYORS COURT. - Fanny johnson,
disordeIly, continued; Frank. Tapnorn,
breach OF peace, continued.
A big bail Will be given next Monday
at Barney Meiber's Hall, the occas ION
being the forty-second anniversary OF
Barney's birthday.
Prof. Roeni, OF the Covington Cornet
Band, has brought suit against the
Young Mems Democratic Club for a bill
OF $3S, lOr music furnished on election
day.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. s.--Jos. j. Rub and
Emma FeIucamp, Inomas DWyer ana
Alice Wapsn, III. X. Sanford and haLle
A. Pullen, W. W. Shipp and Annie
Clemmens.
A young man named McNeal was ar
rested Tor the alleged larceny Vi a silver
watcn belonging to DR.. Murphy. The
latter not wishing TO prosecute the boy
had him set Tree.
Chas. Bending was bound over to the
Criminal Court by squire Francis IN
the sum OF $2O0 to answer u charge OF
stealing a wagon belonging to a blind
man named Cook.
George Moss, who keeps a daily mar
ket at The corner of Madison and EleY-
enth streets, yesterday filed his petition
in bankruptcy in the office OF Cummis-
Bioner B1sLwIck. Ills liabilities are put
at 81, 9l4 40. his assets aL 5000 rs, While
ne cialms S144 of exemptions,
SCHOOL BoARD.--The Committee on
Sehuol OrgaIhza.I0n reported progress
In reference 10 the colored schools, and
were instructed TO examine Iurther with
reference TO two plans-a plan contem-
plating one centrally located school
house, and plan contemplating two
school-houses. The same Committee
was instructed to arrange for the OPEN
ing OF The colored schools on the first
Monday in September, in places tempo
Earily provided. j. 5. McCIoud was ap-
pointed Principal, and Miss Arzelia
Ross and Gonslantia Taylor assistants.
NEWBORN. Il
No case before Judge Geisler.
Hon. Thomas l.. Jones arrived home
last night. '
The omnibus route to Evergreen Gem
etery is in operation, making four trips
q day. .
Mr.. d. p. r. Dimmick and wife leave
Monday Tor PniladelphIa TO attend the
Expos ition.
The Young Mems Democratic Reform
Club will meet Monday evening at
6malley's Hall.
The pay-car ON the Louisville, Oinein-
natl & Lexington Railroad arrived this
morning, ana now the boys are nappy.
The Sixteenth Regiment Band arrived
on the Snort-line thls morning and took
their quarters at the Barracks. They
will give u performance 70 tomorrow even
ing.
The Board of Water-works Trustees
yeoeiped q reply from the Coyington
Committee last night, to it's last propo-
sitlon from Covington. The Board has
deferred final action.
Mr.. j. B. Chadwick. proprietor of the
Exotic Gardens, on Front street, will
be one ofthe principal exhibitors at the
beautiful Floral Exp0siLlon to be held ON
Prices Hill, Cincinnati, commencing
September s.
A young lad not more than five years
of ige, while attempting TO get Oft the
ferry Doat before sue landed, shortly
alter II O'Clock to-day, fell between the
boat aud wharf, and would have been
crushed to death but for the timely as
sistance of Captain Brogan, VINO sue
eeeded in getting him out In time TO
save his lite. :...s. ....-.-
A'social event that will not soon be
forgotten by all those who had the pleas
ure Of being present, took place Thurs
day evening at the brides residence, on
Isabella street near Madison, the oc-
easion being the marriage OF Mr.. jacob
Pierlnan, ef Cincinnati, and Miss Rosy
Stahl, of this city. Among the many
pleasant features OF the evening was a
splendid serenade from Prof. HIPS
Band, of Cincinnati.
The following programme will be
played at the Garrison, by the newly.
arrived band, tomorrow evening, COM
mencing at.5 O'Clock:
Nashville Greeting g.....................Fu Fuessel
belecrioo fl ON 'Freischutz" "...........!.W eber.
Blue Danube Wal alz...,.................St Strauss
Selection from I'll Polluto'. Donizetti
G5nla POlka ,...,,.... hlossltr
Cavatlna from bohemian Grip. ........,. Balle
Express Schotttscn. n.......................F Franz
Grand Potpoulri. ......-.................B Boyer
The Hayes and Wheeler Club met last
night al the Courthouse. The speakers,
Hon. T. q. Campbell and Major Ben. Pl-
att, tailed to appear. The meeting was
called 70 order Dy Capt. John A. Will
hanson. The Club proceeded to organ
ize by electing Hon. Thomas WrighLson
President; Vice Presidents, Messrs. b.
W. Britton, OTTO Louscheimer, and three
others to be appointed; Corresponding
Secretary, Charles Z. Bucnanan; Secre-
larry, W.. l.. Gpuid Treasurer, Henry A.
ScAriyer; Executive Committee, First
Ward, ID. r. X. Dlmmick; Second Yard,
Henry Weber, jr.; Tara Ward, John r.
Davis; Fourth Ward, Chas. Gatchell;
Fifth Ward, John Speckman; Sixth
Ward, James Pagan. After a speech by
Ar. WrIghtson, a Committee on Constl
sutton and Bylaws was appointed. con-
sistlng OF Messrs. E. w. Hawkins, u. P.
r. Dimmick, J. X. Stone, x. Sine, Z. j.
Youtsey. II
LEXINGTON. KY. n
The funeral OF Mr.. Algier took place
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Fisk, of Oovington,
are visiting their friends in this city.
MIS-. f. Dillon started to-day for New
York, where she will remain for two
weeks.
Peter Mulligan, colored, was again
brought up yesterday on the charge of
grand larceny. Ptte is a bad egg, and
at seems to be Impossible for him To keep
mis- fingers from sticking to other peo-
ples sproperJy.
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