The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-21
COVINGTON.


lRennehake's Hall, on next Monday
night.
Mrs. Morgan, accompanied by her
charming little daughter Maggie, will
spend the summer at Portsmouth, ONO.
Pryor Chamber, breach of the peace,
continued; VIM. Murphy, drunk, A;
Frank Gurdde, breach Of the peace, dis
missed.
Mr.. Charles Wolf, while lying in
state Of intoxication, on the track OF the
Kentucky Central Railroad yesterday,
barely escaped being run oVe-.
The baby business in this city is i'm
proving. Messrs. I. L. Kruselman, Ben.
Counter and Ernst Hegge each an
nounce a young son at their homes. -
For the past several days a lot Of
small boys have been digging around
the Craig-street Cemetery, and nave
succeededin unearthing several bodies.
POLICE COURT. b. Closterman,
Geo. Rudde aud II. Meyers were nned III
and COSTS each for selling liqdcr with
out license; J. Droege, same, continued.
Theodore Livermann and Billy Man,
were yesterday bound over to next
term Of Criminal Court, in the sum OF
S400 each, to answer the charge OF burg
larry.
The steamer of the Boston Licking
River Mining and Lumber Company
was sunk during the recent rise In Lick
ing River, at Boston Station. The logs
lost are estimated at $1,000.
The organization Of Young Mems
Temperance Union was effected by
,elecllng the following officers: IL. K.
Lindsay, President; Messrs. 5. s..
Pentz, Daniel Ashwortn, and j. ID.
Heume, Vice Presidents; IL. B. Bailey,
Secretary; Executive Committee
Messrs. j. E. Balsiord, Henderson, See
ley, Capt. Brant, and w. W. Williams.
NEWPORT.
A Sunday.school reunion will be held
at the Baptist Church tomorrow at 8
O'clock.
Deputy Marshal Frank Brazier is con-
fined to his bed from a serious attack Of
aysentery.
The Newport Street Railroad company
are laying new rails on the track over
the Licking Bridge.
The till OF H. f. Schroders cigar store
in the Odd-lellows' building was tapped
yesterday afternooW and about SlO
taken.
The committee of arrangements OF the
Catholic Orphan Asl ium, are requested
to meet Az the usual time and pace TO-
morrow.
Squire G. 2. Buchanan fined Sol.
Jones 81 and costs this morning for
calling Mary Hutchinson insulting
names.
The alarm from Box u last evening
was caused by the burning OF soHe
clothes in house on Madison street,
near Moss. Loss trinlng.
A moonlight tete viii be given to-mor-
row evening by the ladies of the First
Baptist Church, on the grounds OF MI.
Gaddls, ON the "Highlands."
Mr.. Eden Strohm, an estImable young
man, died this morning at his residence
ON monmouth street OF consumption.
Deceased was twenty-five years OF age.
Mayor Berry, in obedience to the writ
of mandamus from the Circuit Court,
signed the order ior the payment OF Eli
yineer Hornung's salary, and Treasurer
bowers paid II.
James Lynch, of Ann street, was
struck over the lett temple with a rock
uyay youth named Spring last evening,
causing a lrigntlul cash. Ile Wounu ls
considered dangerous.
The agent at this end OF the Short-ine
received this morning the Cfiyial circu-
lar, dated at. Louisville, July 20, an
no1nclng reduction Of ten peE cent. to
take effect August l.
Edward Carlisle, of this, city, was
brought before Mayor Gunnison for
stealing three pair Of pants from tailor
store, in Dayton, Ky, and WAS bound
over 10 the Criminal Court.
CITY CoURT.-Will. jackson, the COL
orea youth VINO struck old 'Aunt Juli"
over the head with club, was fined $40
and COSTS; Ben. TrockenbroG, breacn
of the peace, So and costs, judgment sus-
pended; George jacobs, petty piltering,
continued.
Burglars entered the cigar store of C..
Lansuale, on the west side of York
street, between James alley and Madi-
son street, by picking The lock of the
front door, and robbed the show case OF
all it contained except three cigar-hold-
eis, and tovk all the cigars they could
lay their hands ON, to lhe value of about
$40 III all There 10 no clue TO the perpe-
Lralors.
LEXINGTON. KT.
The barbecue yesterday at the mouth
OF Boone's Greek was largely attended.
Miss Nettie Raygio, of Chicago, H.,
is'visiting Miss L.zze Taylor, Of this
city.
Misses Payne and Morton, of this
city, are visiting Miss Carfie Mitchell,
at Winchester.
Mrs. George Williams, wife of MIR.
+. b. Williams, correspondent
otlhe Covlngton Ticket, in this city.
died at her residence this IN orning Of con-
sumption, aged forty-iour years. She
died upon her birthday.
Prof. McGarvey, Of the Bible College,
has become dissatisfied because his sa.-
ary was cut down TO $3.50, and the Pro
lessor and his party are talking OF draw :
ing out OF the present one, ana starting
one Of their own on High street.
Miss Emma Brewer, daughter OF Mr..
Chas. Brewer, was found dead in her
chair, Thursday evening. She mad been
slowly sinking for several weeks past.
Her mother went out to neIghbors
house, and when she returned und her
daughter dead.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
The barn of Henry Brewer. near the
Miami RIVER, on, the y. u NJ. r. r., Was
consumed by fire. 1t is supposed to
have been the work OF tramps.
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