The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
COVINGTON.
Billy Bethelhas young son at his house.

Don't fail to attend Tibbatts' Minstrels at
Odd fellows Hall Tonight.
Four thousand dogs are reported by the CEN
sus tai ers OF Clarke County.
MIR, C. Wickemyer was slightly injured this
morning by falling from his wagon.
Mrs. Ante, of pomeroy, Ohio, who has been
visiting her sister in this city, returned home
last night
Messrs. W. D. Brent and John L. Furber
were admitted to the bar in the Circuit Court
yesterday.
The case Of VIM. Raphael against L. e
Casey, for alleged libel, was continued in the
Circuit Court.
j. G. Hamilton, OF Warsaw, Gallatin County.
and b. KImberIing, of Robertson County, filed
their petitions In bankruptcy.
Johnny Kirkley was busily engaged yester-
day turning water off from the houses whose
owners appear in the delinquent list
The Ladies' Mite Society Of the NJ. E. Church
OF falmouth met at the residence OF Dr. Will
son last night and were agreeaDiy entertained
A heavy hail storm passed over the neighbor-
hood Of Kenton Station Yesterday. So Mr..
John Weaver, Ex-Overseer OF the Work house,
informs US.
We were surprised to see in our columns
yesterday that the Central Hotel would open
In few days. The hotel has never been closed
as we have heard Of.
The Colored Odd-felows have obtained a
new degree in their Lodge entitled the
''Daughters of Ruth" which is similar to The
"Daughters of Rebecca" in the white Odd-fel-
lows.
David Chapman, the father in-law of Hon
Proctor Knott, and the first white child born
south of Green River, in Kentucky, is now re-
siding in the neIghborhood OF Bowling Green.
Although ninety two years OF age he attenus
20 business In a manner that reminds one VI q
man In middle age.
In the case of Goldsmith & Fletcher VS.. Bar
tney Wilken, in the United States District
Court at Louisville. Judge Ballard has granted
an injunction in restraining the defendant
from manufacturing base balls after the pat
cnt process Of the plaintiffs, and from selling
the stock Of balls already manufactured and
Oh hand.
NEWPORT.
Dr. F. A. Davis yesterday lost q valuable
'hyperdermic syringe.
The south half of the Railroad Bridge has
been assessed at $l32,9OO BY Assessor Brazler.
Relief to the amount of $50 IS was granted tc
the poor during the past week by the Overseer
Mr.. j. b. Lock.
The kileys and Mutuals, two good amateur
clubs will play match game Of base ball to-
morrow on Taylor's Flats.
Mr.. Albertp Thomas, a regular "masher''
from Dayton, o., is the guest OF his uncle, MIR
Harvey Thomas, Of Washington avenue.
"Philosophy Of Baptism for the Remission Of
NSins' is the subject of Rev. VIM. Stanley's dis
course tomorrow morning at Hayman's Hall
the South pass over the Short Line daily
bound for the Cincinnati and Eastern mar.
kets.
= The following officers Of Building Society
No. were elected last evening: President, s.
Cromer; Vice President, VIM. Day; First Sec
retary, B. NJ. Morton; Second Secretary, John
BpccKman; Treasurer, John Gugel.
The Short-line Railroad Company nave giver
the contract for furnishing new rails for the
road to Swifts Iron aud Steel Works. The
tIan U will
some time to come on account Of the extensive
repairing which is being done. A company at
Columbus, Ohio, had been furnishingithe road
with rails up to this time.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Hail fell about noon yesterday.
Next Monday Court-day in Clarke
ID, Swigert has sold his race horse "Leylon"
TO the Japs.
Thursday was the anniversary Of the battle
of Lexington.
CL. vanmetiers sale Of "short horns' wIl
be on July 10.
Mr.. Sandfords horse was victorious in Eng
land the other day.
Hon. r. A. Spur will address the people of
South .Elkhorn Saturday.
Mr.. M. Quinn, of Frankfort, was sent to the
Asylum yesterday as lunatic.
Levy Prewitt has lostseveal breeding cattle
He says it 10 from feeding thom miilet.
Miss Ora Durham, daughter of Hon. M. 7
Durham, is visiting Miss Mary Foster, in this
city.
Mr.. John 4. Shannon has been confined tc
his bed for the last two or three days with
sickness.
A chicken thief was arrested yesterday
by Officer John Shannon. He had the chickens
prepared for market.
John Kelly, who was found dead in the
Court house at Winchester, Thursday, is sup
n,,nlfa 4 0nr M ffO,f ntniI
Jesse Atchinson and Ed. Austin ran of from
home on Wednesday night to go to the Black
Hills. They are boys about seventeen years
Ofage.
VIM. Harp, residing on the Russell Pike, hat
his meat-house robbed OF about twenty pieces
of meat on w Wednesday night. NO clue to the
thieves.
large and appreciative audience listened
to the Rev. A. }. Ryan at the Opera-ho
Thursday night. The subject he cnose for his
discourse was, "The Problem Of Life" There
is something IN the man himself calculated to
leave an impression Upon his hearers. There
is an intelligence in his face tnat speaks loud.
er and deeper than words. In every feature OF
the man you can see the real traits OF the rea
man-frInness, simplicity and truth, and as he
stepped forward to the front Of the stage, wear
ing his priestly cassock, they who had gone to
Criticise became Lost 10 their motive, so alb
6orbed had they become in the Southern poet
priest. Any one seeing Father Ryan once will
never forget MIN. He will lecture mere again
on the 30tn, when we suggest he take as his
subject 1.-The Sunny South." 1t is a subject
though old, our people will undoubtedly 20 tt
hear him on, but on any subject they wlll III
the same.
HAMILTON.
The District Court yesterday heard the ar
guments in the case of Mrs Cox vs.. Gllber
COX
Christian Sohn, son of John W. Sohn
returned home yesterday from trip to Cali
iornla.
Ey. Moore leaves to-day for Bowling Green
Pike County, Missouri, where he expects t.
locate.
Frank Stone, former Hamiltonan, now
resident OF California, is in the city on Drle
visit to relatives and friends.
Application was yesterday made in the Pro
bate Court by Theodore Marston tor the ap
pointmeRt Of guardian Of John, Annie, Eliza
beth and Theodore Travis, minors.
A telegram was yesterday received from
Representative James Il. Neal, stating that thu
Basin Bill had passed the senate. Yeas y
naYs0. Now for home legislation, and Woll
for the waiting laborers
Two men named respectively Garven ant
DaJy, residents Of the First " ard, enticed [
little boy into q stable. between Second anC
1hird streets, and deliberately proceeded Il
cut all the hair off his head. The mother o