The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-04
COViNGToN.


from visit to her friends III Nicholas
vile.
Eighteen car loads of stock arriv ed in
the city this morning by the Kentucky
Central.
Mr.. NJ. Weldman has purchased the
mustard factory OF George Struuk, in
Lewisburg.
John McReynolds, of Illinois, is on
visit to his brother, after an absence OF
fifteen years.
The Favorite Baseball Club left this
morning for Portsmouth, Ohio, to play
the RlVersides, OF that place.
A hog weighing three hundred pounds
walked into pond on the Madison
Pike, yesterday, and was drowned.
The MCGOWAN pump was connected
with the inhuent pipe last night in order
to obtain sufficient supply of water.
The case oil grand larceny against
Sid. Barnes WAS continued until to-
morrow, on motion of County Attorney
Wilcox.
j. E. Frey he's appointed as agent for
hls oysters in Covington James McCor-
mick. A better appointment could not
be made.
Messrs. E. D. and R. l.. Crigler, two
prominent citizens OF this city. have just
returned from a visit TO Madison Co.,
Va, the home of their uncle.
Tne Louisville 81 Nashville Railroad
has offered reward oil $500 for the cap
ture Of Grove Kennedy, IN addition to
the reward of $500 offered by the State.
The G. l.. G. nave ordered beautiful
1oral column resting on a pedestal bear
ing the name "Llnn" and letters 9. l..
g., to be placed on the coffin of their de-
ceased comrade in arms, Joseph X.
Linn.
The Turner's met in their new ball
last night, and the elected officers for
the ensuing year were installed.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Ulrlch
and Licke which were loudly ap-
plauded.
The river is so low that the flow OF
water into the well at the Holly Works
Is insufficient. The MCGOWAN pipe will
be connected with the influent pipe,
this morning, when it is expected there
Will be a suti1ciency.
POLICE CoURT.-Drunk-Joh ohm Bolan,
Sd; James McSnane, 10; john Donnelly,
ID; James Rogers, $4. john Dixon, lott
ering, 70 days on the pile; Mrs. Weber,
disUrUerly, to pay costs OF arresting and
to keep the peace for one year.
1t is useless for us to say anything in
praise Uf Miss Ida Lawson as her
former appearances speak for them
selves. Everybody that has not had the
pleasure OF seeing her before the foot
lights would do themselves ID benefit by
attending her benefit at Oud-fellows'
Hall tomorrow night.
MIR. Henry Hardebeck, Jr., and Miss
Annie Windel, of Cincinnati, were mar
rled at Trinity Church, Cincinnati, al 8
7. M. yesterday. The attendants were
Messrs, Frank Hardebeck, Gus Thoman,
John Johnson, Morton Wultik and
Misses. Anne Koors, Julia Eckof, Macy
WultK and Sue Rothel. A reception
was held in The evening at the residence
OF the grOom's parents, back of CoVing-
ton.
NEWPORT.
Rev, A, l.. Johnson will lecture to-
morrow evening at the First Baptist
Church.
The morning session of the Circuit
Court was occupied in the case OF Smith
against Schaigh.
Mr.. Henry s. Thomas, of New York.
and Anna Metcalf were married, last
night, at st. PauPs Episcopal Church.
MIR. T. B. Youtsey has been elected
Treasurer OF st. Paups p. Il. Church.
MIR. Y. has his office in the First Ma
tional Bank.
Mr.. Sam. Sheppard, Principal of the
Cabot-street School, left, last evening,
for Titusvilie, Pa, to we'd an estimable
young lady OF that city.
Lewis Betz, the tourteen-year old son
OF Matthew Betz, the undertaken, left
home Tuesday evening, since which time
he has not been seen nor heard from.
Charley Heating and William Staple
had dispute on York street last even
ing which soon come to blows. Several
rounds were fought, when Officer Brasier
put in an appearance and arrested
Heating.
The Republicans of the Fifth Ward
held a meeting at Turner Hall, last
night. MIR. Leopold Kley bolt was nomi.
mated for the Scuool Board, and Milton
Baldock, the Worklngmen's candidate
Tor City Council, Was indorsed.
The Mite Society of st. Paups 2. E.
Church met last evening at the resi-
hence Of Rev. Mr.. Pettis, on Washing
ton avenue. Sxty-three members and
number of invited guests were pres
ent. A very pleasant time was spent,
and a handsome sum raised for the So.
Diety.
A meeting of the WorkiDgmen was
held last evening at Red Mems Hall
MIR. Harvey Thomas was called to the
Chair. anu Mr.. b. f. Smith was ap
pointed Secretary. Mr.. Eichert ten
dered his resignation as nominee fol
Council for the Tnlrd Ward, which was
accepted. Mr.. Schultz was dominated
in his place. In response he delivered
briet speech, which was warmly re.
ceIved. A mass meeting will be held to-
morrow (Friday) evening, al the Court
house yard. Mr. Mcclure, of Connect
cut, ana other eminent speakers will bt
on hand.
DAYTON. Ky.
Joseph Lanther, Jr., lett. this morn
ing, ior all extended trip through the
Canadas.
Mr.. o. Collins, of Cincinnati, will
shortly open large boot and shoe stort
ON Sixth and Clay streets.
Captain Williamson, of street.railroat
fame, was In town last evening. Tn,
Captain is loud. in his praise of tn,
dummies and the handsome new sta
tions just completed along tue Avenue
The new stations along the DUNN,
track are completed, numbered ami
ready for use. The little things are neat
and compact, aud will no doubt h,