The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

was accidentally thrown to the f DOR and
suffered fracture OF the leg.
The funeral of the late Michael Moore
took place yesterday morning from st.
Patrick's Church, and was largely at
tended.
A niece of Mr.. John Il. Thompson, of
Fourth street, near Philadelphia, was
severely burned on the breast yesterday
afternoon by her dress catching til from
CRATE.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry Rade-
macher to Mrs. G. Olberding took place
yesterday morning at the st. Mary's
Cathedral, and not at the Mother OF
Gods Church, as announced Wednes-
day.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Benn, who
broke Fred. Rotu's windows few days
ago, was brought before Mayor Athey
this morning and the case continued
until Saturday. Wash. Johnson, petit
larceny, was sent to the Work-house for
thirty days.
NEWPORT.
Nothing to mention in the City Court
this morning.
Mr.. Anton Bowers, son of the City
Treasurer, was struck on the head with
injured.
The waters of Salmon County will be
stocked with California salmon by the
18th inst by the Fish Commissioners OF
Kentucky.
John Butler, who was 80 badly hurt on
the ShorJ-line day before yesterday, is
now doing we'll, and hopes OF his recoY-
cry are favorable.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Newport & Maysville Railroad held
last Tuesday STOCK to the amount OF
1850, 900 was subscribed.
Smith and " Brien, of the Stadt Thea
ter, failed to come to time with their
matinee yesterday afternoon, and con-
Sequently quite a humber were disap-
pointed.
A meeting Will be held on the 10Th of
Ehis month at the office of j. Il. Hallam
70 organize the Newport & .Maysvile
Railroad Company under the charter OF
January 8, 1852
Red Mems Hall, or the "Stadt Thea
Ler," was crowded Thanksgiving Eve,
On the occasion of the supper and ball
lor the benefit of the Heart oil Jesus
Church, OF Bellevue.
Mr.. Jacob Anderson, of Hamilton's
grocery in this city, and Miss Allie Kal.
lenbeck, Of CoYington, were married
yesterday at the residence OF the brides
parents in Coyington.
A fire broke out this morning shortly
before O'clock in the residence OF Mrs.
Justice, on Front street, near Columbia.
The 1iremen were on hand as usual on
short notice. The loss is about $40.
Miss Helena Lyle, of Lexington, KY,
returned this morning, after very pleas
ant visit at the residence of Rev. Ell. W.
Taylor, on Columbia street, to the OK
ford Female Seminary, where she is at
tending school.
The Mutual Friends of Bellevue gave
iheir first grand select party at the Belle
rue School Hall on Thanksgiving eve.
fhe affair, which came off under the di-
Fection Of Mr.. John Cunningham and e.
Hausmann, was enjoyed by large num-
bersof invited guests.
There was meeting OF young men in
terested in the project of organizing a
company of Light G dards at the Office of
Messrs. Fearons & Fearons night before
last. Mr.. George IL. Fearons was called
to the chair, and Mr.. W. l.. Gould elect
ed Secretary. The following committee
was selected to solicit names for mem
bersnip: Messrs. George Ii. Fear0ns,
Frank. Hayman, George W. Cole, VIM.
Air, jr., II. s. Gould, L 1. j. Allsworth,
Albert j. Cole, W. l.. Gould, Ii. z. Stiles,
A.. W. Neff, Harry d. smith. The COM
mittee Will report on Saturday evening
at haIf-past O'clock.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Woodrough spent
Thanksgiving in the city.
row afternoon at Mrs. Henry Boards
ley'S.
James e. Campbell and family took
TnGaks giving dinner at MiddletoWn
yesterday.
The concert at the NJ. e. Church comes
off on the 18TH, and not on Christmas
eve, as before noticed.
The dance and entertainment given
by the United German Society last night
passed OFT very pleasantly.
W. l.. Kirk and Miss Ida Potter
were married last night at the residence
Of DR.. Potter, the BRIDES father.
The principal stores and business
places were closed yesterday, and the
DAY was observed generally as holi-
day. .,...
A petition was yesterday filed in the
Clerks Office by the Building and
Savings Institution oil MiddletUWn VS..
Michael Scheck.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary Society of the United Presby-
terian Church will meet al 8 O'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon team standing
in front OF the Courthouse became
frightened at the parade Of the knights
of Pythias and ran into the procession.
Fortunately no one was hurt.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. j. II, Eggleston and Colonel L. R.
Bryson, OF Covington, are registered at
Bhe ST. Nicholas.
The huge mountain of infiammables in
The Courthouse yard, which was car
tied there by the boys for the purpose OF
building Tflden bonfire, has almost
disappeared. Some kindling tend has
made a raid on it.
1t has turned out that George Hukill.
who was SO terribly mangled between
Two cars, day or two ago, is not dead.
although carried home iii apparently a
lifeless condition. No hopes OF his re-
eoyeEy are entertained.
The members Of the Catholic Church