The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21
COVINGTON.

Miss Susie Ottaro ID nolne lIon VIC
East.
Miss Emma Bowen is rustcating in
the suburbs.
DR.. j. Temple returned to the city
Yesterday from Washington, after So
journ Of five weeks.
A large number of families from Fal-
mouth, KY, passed through the city This
morning en- route to Texas.
Louis Weindle was severely injured
yesterday by falling down a flight Of
stairs, at his residence in Lewisburg.
Galway g. semple will move their
foundry to Lawrenceburg on the 10TH Of
December. This is a big loss to Coving-
ton.
The body OF James Threlkeld, who died
suddenly at Morning View Monday,
was taken to Maysville this morning for
interment.
Mr.. j. 2. Herndon left for Boston,
Mass, last night, and will be united IN
marriage to Miss A. Il. Phillips to-mor-
row morning.
Miss Jennie Edwards, a handsome
and attractive young lady of the West
End, has returned from pleasant visit
to Lexington, Ky.
Messrs. Galway g. Semple will COM
mence on The 10Th OF December to remove
their stove foundry, on Fourth street,
to Lawrenceburg, Ind.
The motion for new trial in the case
OF Andrews, fined tor carrying con-
ceaed weapons, was oVerruled this
morning by Judge Perkins.
Matketmaster Lambert sprained his
ankle yesterday by slipping over Il
crossing. During his confinement John
Vuatinl will 1 n hIR SIpnU.
A little eight-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. Ben. NJ. Platt died last night. MI.
PIatt reached home this afternoon from
Washington 10 attend the funeral.
In the Police Court this morning
fined "A each for being drunk; George
Jones, ii ed away; j. j. Sey fer, last
driving, IS.
MIR. John G. Metcalf, Deputy Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, and his bride returned
last nj lght from their wedding trip. They
will reside for while at the residence
OF II. Clay White, Esq.
The Kentucky Central Railroad will
change their timetable next Monday
The morning express will depart at 7:l5
ard arrive at $3.50, ana the evening tIaln
at l: 80 and arrive AT 1900 NJ.
There Will be music around the estab-
lishment OF d. Ruttee u o. now, as they
were the holders OF the ticket that drew
the 81 200 piano rafl5d tOi the benefit of
the Sisters OF ST. Benedictine.
Mrs. Phoebe Payne, an old colored
resident of this city, Uied On Madison
street yesterday, at the ripe aye Of one
hundred years and eight months. She
has e5idea in Kentucky since her hrsl
birthday.
Mr.. Graft Thrasher, an attache Of the
u. S. Collectors office, and Mrs. Bette
Scott we're united III marriage yesterday
at Columbia, No., the residence Of The
bride, VINO was Il daughter of Mr.. j. l..
Hickman, OIL Bourbon County.
The Oriole Glee Club, lately reorgan-
lied and of which Mr.. Bob Crandall is
The Musical Director, have rented sui
OF rooms in the third stoy OF No. OLD
Scott street, which are finely fitted up
and will be used ior the entert ainment
and pleasure Of the members and
guests.
CRIMINAL COURT. T.-Chas. Kerns, big.
amy, Blk lears in the Penitentiary. Al
the announcement OF the verdict he
scattered chairs, desks and men around
promiscuousy in order to make his es'
cape, but was hnally lodged IN Jail.
A Jury in the case OF Henry Pendleton
was summoned this afternoon, and his
case Is Ill progress.
A boy about eight or nine years OF
age named Harry Gray, the son Of Mr.
James Gray, an engIueer residing on
Spring street in COvlngton, jumped on
the end of one of the cars on the Ken
tuoky Central Railroad yesterday. The
engine started and two cars coming
suddenly together crushed the boys
skull between lnem. He was taken home
but expired in eW minutes.
The dignity OF apublic official is now,
aaa,s a tuing of little consequence. col
Doll is going over the c"unCry puff Z
''white pine oip as sure cure Tor burns
without leaving u scar. He goes 50 tai
as to say that impure coal oil may bt
sold with impunl y if bottle OF this
liniment is kept At hand to apply i'll cases
oil accident. What per centasr does this
oticlai geL tor putting lin ments!
NEWPORT.
Tomorrow night a temperance meet
ing will be held in the Presby teriau
Church, on Columbia street.
Newport Lodge,N No. !. .135, Independent,
Oruer OF Good Templars, will give q
sucIal entertainment at HaymaI's Hall
November 80.
Mr.. George Harmony, late Superinten
dent oil the CITY Water-works, has &C
cepted the superinteud ncy OF the
Waler.works OF Il cnmond, Ind.
John Sellman aud Ed. Connolly, fol
Obtaining keg Of beer under false pre-
tences, were held Oyer to the Criminal
Court in the sum OF 500 each. In default
shey went TO jail.
August Schneider swore out war
rant last evening for the arrest of Ma
tin Leonard ON charge of breach Of the
peace. Leonard whipped Schneider
ard the latter retaliated b. having Leon
ard arrested.
John Davis, Joe Gates and Chris. Nei
kamp, Tor raising old Nick generally
were taken In last night This morning
they pleaded guilty before Judge Gels
Ter to Il breach OF the peace and were
fined 81 and costs each.
The Van Voast Light Guards ball las
night WAS perfect suCc S.. All homo
our young friend Ed win Crawley, wh'
won the stripes o Orderly Sergeant OF