The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
COVINGTON.

POLICE COURT.-Ffank Mlller, drunk I,
81.
Communion services will be held in
all the Catholic churches tomorrow.
No. IL Pike street is where Squire
EVAN weighs out justice to the public.
The Grange store at LAGRANGE has
failed. Liabilities, $20,696; assets, $13,-
702.
The remains Of Mr.. John j. Price
were inferred in Linden Grove cemetery
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Coffee and Miss Lizzie
Powers will leave lor Hot Springs, Ark. 4,
next week.
Eleanor Trimble, in the Chancery
Court, was granted divorce from Theo-
dore Trimble.
VIM. Limberger was severely injured,
by falling of wagon on Madison street
a few days since.
The Kentucky Central Railroad Com
pany is laying new iron on the MaysVllle
d Lexington Railroad.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
CoVington "Turngemeinde," will be held
tomorrow, at their hall.
Boston capitalists are looking around
Lawrence County for q home for two
thousand emigrant families.
VIM. Riley, for breach Of the peace,
was fined $l4, including the costs, by
Squire DuVenIck this morning.
George Orring had two fingers of his
right hanu cut OF yesterday by spade
In the hands OF one Andrew Herp.
Councilman Supple, who was injured
by being thrown of horse last Thurs
day night is still confined to his bed.
VIM. Mansfield, of Bracken County,
Kentucky, filed his petition In bank
Euptcy. Liabilities $4,O7S II; ass cts
b563.
The nuptials Of Mr.. VIM. Chenault, of
Mt. Sterling, KY, and Miss Belle Nor
ltis are announced for the goth of this
month.
Capt. Frank Wood was sworn in as
delivery clerk in the Post Office yester-
lay, in place OF VIM. +. AletcaIfe, re-
bigned.
Lewis Duke filed petition for divorce
from his vile Libbie Duke, in the Chan
cery Court this morning, on the grounds
bf abandonment.
Mr.. Mike Obaro, the blonde represen-
lative OF the police force, has ordered
new SUIT of clothes, the kind young men
are usually married in.
George Washington Harrison, who
has been missing from his home for the
past few days, was found by the police,
and returned 10 his parents.
Mrs. Ante, wife of our once popular
tailor, and Miss Josie Hines, very at
tractive young lady OF P0meroy, o., are
The guests or Miss Anne Biesenbach, Of
This city.
The roof OF the two-story frame dwell
ing, No. 208 West Sixth street, caught
E.,. a ffar h,.N
were eXtinguished before much loss
was sustained.
The School Board last night fixed the
time OF school hours to be from 81 A.
M. until II M, and from ~ to L. M.
Mrs. Sayers was elected to take the GEN.
sus in the First District and Mr.. Lamb
in the Second.
Eddie Shafer, that young and promis-
ing musician, has accepted the leader
ship OF the orchestra Of Mat. Morgan's
Statue Troupe, and left for Wheeling,
w. Va, to-day. Mr.. Alb. Lee, son O1
Thomas Lee, has also accepted posi-
lion as song-and-dance artist in the
same company.
NEWBORN.
The election for Directors OF the New
port Cemetery Company takes place
To-day.
George Taylor was fined SO and costs
by Squire Bodkins this morning for
abusing his family.
The sum of S73 25 was disbursed to the
poor during the past week by the Over
seer, Mr.. j. p. Lock.
Burglars broke into the house of the
Sisters Of NOtre Dame, on Saratoga
street, but obtained nothing Of value.
An oyster supper and entertainment
for the benefit OF the First Baptist
Church will be given Tuesday evening
next.
Laura A. Hart brought suit In the
Chancery Court, for divorce from
John f. Hart, on the ground Of aban-
donment.
The City brought suit yesterday
against A. u. Smalley and wife in the
Chancery Court, for delinquent taxes
amounting to $50 85.
Red Mems Hall will be open all day
tomorrow in order to give those who
were unable to come during the week an
opportunity Of attending The Orphans
Fair.
Mayor Berry has written to the Post
office Department with a view to secure
two mails a day with Covington, and
TWO aoultiohal malls daily TO ana fro m
Cincinnati.
There will be no morning service at
The st. Johns Lutheran Church to-mor-
row, on account OF trouble between the
pastor and the congregation, bat in the
Afternoon a general NEE ling will be he Id
70 consider what is best to be done, un-
aer the circumstances.
The citizens OF Bellevue are anxious
to hear from that special committee to
whom was referred the matter OF ascer-
tanning upon what terms Newport would
supply them with water. Pony up, gem
tlemen, delay may be dangerous.
The children of st. Stephen and Cor
pus Christi Churches will receive their
hrst communion at Q O'Clock tomorrow
morning, and in the afternoon Right
Rev. Bisnop Toebbe will administer the
rite of confirmation to the children of
Corpus Christi Church.
DR.. Kerr, the celebrated wife. whipper,
af dou II loo OF fha