The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
COVINGTON.

Hon. W. W. Cleany returned from
Frankfort last night.
Rev. W. II. Felix breaches at Union
NJ. K. Church Tomorrow.
Charley Benjamin celebrated his twen-
ty-sixth birthday yesterday.
W. j. Larue, OF the U. s. A., passed
through the city this morning.
Miss Blanche Worthington has re-
turned from her visit to Maysville.
DR.. Dulaney's party, last night, was
largely attended and very enjoyable.
The particulars of the trial of Joe
Goss will be found in the local column.
Rev. p. II. Cusack will lecture to-
morrow evening on "the Relation OF the
Church to Civil Government"
There is 10 be rattle at Billy Moran's,
Tuesday night, for the benefit OF the
widow OF the late City Weigher, Matt.
Finan.
Mr.. John Weidler, formerly in the en-
ploy oil the Adams Express Company,
has accepted a position in the office Of
the U. s. Express Company at Column
bus, Ohio.
johnny Sutton, an eight-year, old son
of Mr.. James sutton, last night fell over
the railing OF the second story to the
floor beneath, a distance Of twenty feet.
The lad was picked up uninjured.
Nicholas Best had his shoulder frac-
tured yesterday by keg OF beer falling
on 1t from the second story OF the build
ing of the Cincinnati Stock Company's
Brewery. DR.. Argus rendered the nec-
cessary aid.
PoLICE CoURT.-John Healey, ar
raigned On charge of drunkenness,
90 ui n hpIIr tn Uat his work in
Cincinnati. James Wiltshire aud Philip
Burkle, for drunkenness, were each fined
81 and costs.
Mr.. Maurice Richmond leaves Mon
day on business trip to Louisville. 1t
is rumored that Maurice will upon his
return lead to the altar young lady OF
CoVington. Then the champion pedro
player will have to stay in o nights.
We would respectfully call the atten-
tion OF the police 10 the crowds of Loaf
ers that cOngregate around our church
doors every Sunday and stare people
out OF cOuntenance, and the outburst OF
the inward depraVity of these imps OF
Satan often causes ladies 10 take the
opposite side OF the street, If tho po-
lice would arrest some of them occa-
sionaIly it would no doubt put stop to
them,
NEWBORN.
A mush factory has been started on
Madison street.
Judge Geslers Court was minus an
Item this morning.
The pay-car of the Louisville Short
Line arrived last evening.
Callenders Georgia Minstrels at Odd
fellows Hall Monday night.
The late John Reischer had his life in
Bured to the amount of 1000.
Philip Haas was appointed Collector
at the Water-Works meeting last night.
Nearly four hundred men are now
employed az the Swilps Iron & Steel
Works.
j. B. Lock, Overseer of the poor, dis
tributed sos Is for the week ending
March 10.
Mrs. John Martin fell on the sidewalk
last night in front OF her residence, on
Saratoga street, and broke her leg.
MIR. f. Grende was elected Attorney
for the Newport Saving and Building
Association NJ. 0, at their meeting last
evening.
MIR. John Mcleod, Receiver of the
Shortline, has been selected as one OF
the experts to examine the Cincinnati
Southern Road.
Mr.. john c. Morris, of the firm OF
Cope Il Maxwell, steam engine builders
at Hamilton, o., was in town this morn
ing, the guest OF George Horning, Su.
perintendent of Water-works.
The route of march for tomorrow Is
procession in this city has been mod.
flied. The line is: From the bridge on
Byzantine 70 Monmouth street, south to
Taylor, west to York, south to Madison,
west 10 Hubbard, north to Newport and
Covington Bridge.
The Newport Cemetery Board, who
are at present occupying the same office
as that OF OVerseer of the Poor, the ex
penses OF which are betrayed by the
city, contemplate leasing a building il
the neighborhood OF Ringgold and Mon
mouth streets for their special use.
To-day is St. Patrick's Day, the Patron
Saint OF Ould Ireland. The Hibernlans
are celebrating the day in grand style
They met at their headquarters at al
early hour, and, after forming in pro
cession, marched down York stree
with the Stars and Stripes and greer
flags flying to the breeze, headed by
Prof. Michaeps brass band.
MIR. j. G. Zeisg swore out warran
this morning tor the arrest of Mr.. Frank
Betz, charging him with perjury, alleg
ing that Betz swore falsely 10 the
amount OF stock paid into the Newpor
Provision and Mart Association. The
ease came up before Squire G. p. Bu
chanan, and the accused held to answer
in the sum of $500 before the next Glant
Jury.
DAYTON, KY.
Owing to the inclemency of the wealth
er last night the literary entertainment
which was to have taken place at the
Presbyterian Church has been post
poned till next Tuesday evening.
HAMILTON.
Ellis Potter has gone to Atlanta, Ga.
to try the spice mill business.
David Howell has returned from hi.
trip to New York. Web. Fitton is still
there.
DR.. Major is still improving and hi
friends have hopes OF his permanent n
coyery.
The event OF next week will be th
hnr nR