The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18
THE DAILY STAR
WEDNESDAY,. ........... OCTOBER IS
COVINGTON.

Inc h60UuChy C0HbIdL ledllIOuu ul .
having tneir side tracks aud switches
repaired.
The promenade concert given for the
continue for two days.
The ladies of the Madison-street Bap-
tist Church are beginning to prepare for
u Thanksgiving dinner.
A surprise party took place last night
at the house Of Rosie Finnigan on
Greenup near Third street.
The residence of Mr.. f. A. Laidly, No.
1914 GaPrard street, was burglarized OF a
gold chain while the family was absent.
The work of turning of the water
1rom private residences was begun yes
,terday. About two hundred consumers
are in arrears.
Bob Selchrist took fit on Fifth street
this morning. He was taken up by
Officer Mike Bolan, and after few min
ules WAS restored.
Miss Fannie Casey, daughter of Col.
James Is. Casey, will be married this
evening at hali-past 6 O'clock at Trinity
Episcopal Church TO Mr.. John G. Tate,
OF Cincinnati.
The wedding Of Mr.. Geo. Due, brother
of the MadisoH-stReet barber. William
Due, to Mary Schwartz, took place last
night at the BRIDES residence, No. /, 109
Locust street. The whole party danced
and enjoyed themselves until O'Clock
in the morning. May the happy pair
live long.
Morris Moses, "Buz" Sedan and
Alex. Hart, who keep policy-shop on
Filth street, near Madison, were taken
before Esquire Francis and put under
bonds OF $500 each to appear before him
At 2 o. clock Thursday afternoon tor Iur-
ther examination.
The magistrates OF the county, Hon. T.
j. Phelps, County Judge, and D. Z.
Schmidt, Esq, County Attorney, com
posing the Court OF Claims, renewed the
lease of the Poor-house iarm to Wood
ford Riley TOR one year, and reelected
4. j. Childers Superintendent Of the
Poor-house.
The Republican, canvass in this Con-
KFessional District will commence at
Warsaw, Gallatin County, on the 21st
inst, and continue with series Of meet
ings as follows; Wiliamstown, 23d and
24Lh; Burlington, 25th; independence,
2Oth; Cynthlana, 9th; Falmouth, 2Sth;
Carrollton, 31st; Coyington, November
!; Newport, ID; Dayton, 3D.; and clos
ing at Alexandria ON Saturday, NoTem-
Ber A.
The new lodge of 1. o. W. NJ, organ
ized at Fechter's Hall, elected the fol-
lowing officers: James II. Newell, Presi-
dent; f. NJ. Vanden, Vice President;
W. L. Gedge, Secretary; W. II. Turner,
Financial Secretary; l.. L. D. Daniel,
Treasurer; U. f. Moss, Chaplain; John
i. Abernethy, Cohductof; e. b. Lewis,
i. g.; Henry Rensford, 0. g. About
thirty charter members were enrolled.
The order pays $4,000, on the death of a
member. to his FAMILY or heirs
NEWPORT.
Officer AL. Boyd is collecting dog taxes.
Judge Geislers Court did not furnish
q single item this morning.
St. Martins Society, of this city, have
handsome new regalias that cost $S25.
Mr.. Charles Phythian, son of DR.. Ply
THAN, is soj0urning at the Centennial.
Miss Mamie TimberIake is the guest
Of Miss Julia Patterson, at Dayton,
Ohio.
Rev. H.W. Taylor and family have re.
turned, after two.weeks absence at the
Centennial.
Rev. j. M. Bent, of the Madison-street
Baptist Church, Covington, will preach
this evening at the First Baptist Church
in This city.
An untenanted house on Front street,
between York and Monmouth, was de-
spoiled, some time ago, oil all the gas
fixtures, pipes and locks.
There is at least mite of consolation
in the rumor that the Second Infantry
Band will return 10 this post after the
election is over in the South.
The red flag is looked for on the 19
O'Clock train that arrives on the Short
line to-day. That is a sure sign that
pavma Gtnr Morris ia m hand.
MIR. Albert Won Essen, the we'll known
dairy man, was i'll town this morning,
and before his departure left his measure
for bran new suit OF blue jeans.
Mrs. James Pagan died this morning
of consumption, at O'Clock, at her late
residence, at The head of York street,
after an illness Of several months.
Among the prominent speakers who
will address the Republicans at Dayton,
KY, tonight, will be Hon. Thos. Wright
son and Colonel X. W. Hawkins, OF this
city.
The eyer-obliging Judge Geisler was
found in his handsome new quarters, in
the second story of the Van Voast Build
ing, this morning. The rooms are beau
TRULY furnished, and handsome Brus-
sells carpet covers both floors. The
Judge will retain the old office for City
Court purposes.
At the Covington Convocation of the
Episcopal Church OF Kentucky at st.
Paups to-day, addresses were delivered
by several members. In the evening
Rey. 2. b. Morgan, of st. johns Cburcn,
cincinnati, viii preach. Rev. M. Kra-
mer, OF Calvary Church, louisville, will
preach Thursday night.
Esquire y. p. Buchanan the other day
decided a case OF considerable interest.
The case was The Commonwealth for
the benefit of Scofeld & Abby against
Joshua Tucker, involving a dispute as to
the right of running ferry from Belle
yue to Cincinnati. Tucker has a ferry
privilege from Ohio, but not being resi-
dent of Kentucky can get none from
that State. Abby has franchise from
Ohio and Scofeld from Kentucky, and
they run the terry as partners. Squire
Buchanan decided for the plaintiff, and
assessed the fine at SIG.
HAMILTON.
DR.. Mallory and family left Monday
for the Centennial.
:, Thomas Reed Is slowly recovering