The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
COYINGTON.

AhysNAAlop N.Y.
The colored folks give ball at q. Mel
ber's Hall Tonight.
Don't forget the Carnival Ball at Odd
fellows' Hall to- light. ..,...
On account of Washington's Birthday
there was no Police Court this morning.
The Covington Light Guards met at
O'Clock to-day to participate In the pa
rade in Cincinnati.
The drug store of Peter Nodler Is to be
removed to the opposite corner, in the
Odd-fellows' Hall Building.
Il. Bonner, the furniture nlanufac-
turer on Thirteenth street, tled his vol
untary petition in bankruptcy. ...
A grand prize shooting match takes
place Tomorrow afternoon at WinLon
Place between Richard McGraW and
VIM. Gardner.
Mr.. johnny Mccormack, the we'll
known butcher at the corner Of Third
and Greenup streets, Is lying danger.
Ously iIl at his residence.
Elder c. C. Cline, the 'Sunday-school
evangelist OF the Christian Church of
Kentucky, will begin series OF relig-
ious services tomorrow evening at the
Fiith-street Christian Church.
A six-weeks-old infant was found lying
in the yard in the rear Of II West Tentn
street, yesterday morning, having been
left there by the inhuman parents. The
founding was taken to ST. Elizabeth
hospital
Mr.. Charles B. Fowler and Miss Lucy
e, Cain, both Of Kenton County, were
married yesterday, at The residence OF
Mrs. Lucy Wilson, No. 8l2 Russell
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. P. b. Wiles, of the Nfth-street
Christian Church. MIR. Henry Scout ana
Miss Lou. B. Fowler attended the happy
pair. ~,
Private watchman Willet found the
door of the grocery OF Har ley Bros, on
the corner Of Seventh and Madison
streets, open about O'clock yesterday
morning. He entered the store and
found That burglars had paid the place
visit. Later OH notorious pehlten-
tiary bird, named Sam. Kent, was found
hidden in the Market-house. A lot OF
stolen goods were found oa him, and he
was therefore taken to Jail. He will be
examined Tomorrow.
NEWBORN. Y-.
The District and other schools are
closed to-day.
Albert Boyd has been appointed AS
sistant Jailer by Mr.. Scnwarlz.
Col. A. s. Berry has not withdrawn
from the race for the State Senatorshtp.
The City and County Courts are closed
to-day in honor of the day we celebrate.
The principal business houses and
many private residences have the Ma
tional colors displayed.
The city is almost deserted this after
noon, the people having gone to Clncin-
natl to see the procession.
A select masquerade will be given
this evening at Old-iellows' Hall. The
elite OF Newport will be there.
Messrs. Feline g. Stack announce an
other concert and ball, to take place
Monday evening at Red Mems Hall.
Thirty-seven applications for water
connections have been made to the City
Clerk since the first OF the month.
Every thing is quiet at the Barracks,
not an emblem OF any kind to be seen
that would indicate the, day we cee-
brate. l.tl :. t'
Colonel Ford, a prominent merchant
of ST. Louis, arrived in town this morn
ing, and is the guest Of Colonel Ii. D..
Hallam.
The family Of Mr.. b. r. Porter left the
city evening before last TO join him at
Plattsmoutn, Nebraska, where they will
in future reside. ,. .r TO aHJ A
Clement Olhaber, Esq, OF this city. is
organizing new fire insurance compa-
ny in Cincinnati, TO- be called the Mer-
chants Mutual, of Cincinnati. .s
The residence of Mr.. Walker, on Mayo
near Columbia street, was Sburglariz4d, d.,
Tuesday night, to the extent OF a gold
watch and chain valued at $780,, 'i'h ID
Judge Hallam says there is no man
living, nor has there been since the
days of Ihe man whose day we cele-
brate, that possessed his virtues.
The Columbia-street Presbyterian
Church Mite SOCIETY will meet at the
residence OF MIR. d. III. b.. Cofin, on
Front street, this evening. The enter
tainment will CONSIST Of recitations and
vocal and instrumental music.
q Lewis Derrick and Bill Fenton, bad
lot, had rough and tumble fight at
Eclipse Hall last night, hero the Mutual
Baseball CluO was giving bail. Tue dis
pute arose about girl and The question
VINO was entitled tU zee her home. Before
the matter was settled the cops made
their appearance and arrested Derrick.
Fenton made his escape. &
DAYTON, ky.
night. .'Al 'fe.N
Tae Literary and Social Uuion will not
meet Tonight.
OEs oOuoOlHeiuf ueJ Win u 8au loss III
the death of his father.
Rev. r. r. Graves, Of Newport, is ex-
pected TO fll the pulpit AZ the Baptist
Church to-uight.
The Excelsior Club will give o lit
erary entertainment Saturday evening
at Ehmei's Hall, the proceeds to be de-
voted TO the charity fund. ....
The Democrats Of this city will meet
in mass convention next Saturday even
ing in Nolte's Hall, to nominate candi-
dates for the different offices.
A young licensed preacher, only
twenty years of age, will preach at the
Baptist Church on Friday night. The
young people are particularly invited.
SIS it not about time to again wash
the, car windows" said lazy passen-
ger last night, as she tried TO see the
coming joltsr, while detained on a
switch.
IL seems that a regular raid was made
by the burglars the night Mi. Maeder's
house was attacked and his pants