The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-02
COVINGTOH.


young daughter at his house.
The nuptials of Mr.. Robert Kyle and
Miss JOSIE Smith are announced.
Forty-three cars OF stock arrived at
the Covington Stock. Yards this mora
ing.
The Coviugton Quadrille Dancing AS
sociation Will ho.d their reception at
Nodler Hall tonight.
/ A social reception will be held at
.Drexelius Hall tonight by the CoVing-
ton Typos Union.
WorkingmeRs meeting in West
Covington tonight. German and Eng
lish speakers will be in attendance.
Miss Georgia Brodeur, handsome
and agreeable young lady of Vlcksburg,
Miss, is the guest OF Miss Ada Laniger.
We regret to announce the death of
3he infant daughter of Mr. Harry Shin
kle, which occurred this morning.
The County and City Democratic
Committee will meet this evening at 8
O'clock sharp at Room No. ., Boone
Block.
Mr.-John Pendergest, the efficient
Deputy Sheriff of Pendleton Couuty,
was in the city this morning to attend
the funeral Of the child of MIR. Mike
Finan.
COUNTY CoURT.-On motion of 0. P.
6chmldt, z. +. Wlloox was appointed
Assistant County Attorney.
W. TONNES and Anton Frank were
granted coffse-house license.
POLICE CoURT.-John Dorm, Drunk,
IA; JACK Arnold, same, dismissed upon
promising not to drink any more for one
yeAf; j. Kelly, same, 81; Nancy Cole
man, breach of the peace, 70; John Metz
ker, same, continued.
Yesterday evening, while Mr.. Mike
MoBreen was returning from the
funeral of the child OF Mr.. Chris. Brock
man, the horse whloh was attached to a
barouche SHE'D at something on the
roadside, when the vehicle capsized and
the occupants were all more or less in
jured. The baroucle was also smashed
up.
DR.. d. Ii. Jessup. who had been ill for
a long time, died at, A o'clock Yesterday
afternoon at his home in Covington. He
was born in Ithaca, New SYork, August
IL, 1924; graduated at the Onio Medical
college in March, 1847; married. the next
year at Rising Sun. Indiana, Martha,
eldest daughter oil DR.. b. James, of that
place, ana settled and pracLiced his
DTUI66BlUn kD6FC uuIll ne OdIU6 w
Coyingt, N, ,nuary 2, 1865. He has
twice been President of Lne CovIngLon
and Newport Nj edical Society, anu was
filling an unexpired thiL d term OF the
same cffice when he died. He mas also
held the higher offices OF President and
Vice Presluent OF The Academy Of NJ d.
cine, Cincinnati. The remains VIII be
taken to Rising Suu this afternoon by
the Louisville packet Tor lnterment, and
members OF the CoVington and Newport
Medical Society convene at DR.. Prel-
lows residence ut l o'clock to take such
action as may BIZ deemed proper.
NEWPORT.
The Holt Baseball Club are using the
large parade ground at the Barracks.
Hon. A. s. Berry and other prominent
citizens made addresses last nlght at
the corner Of Brighton aud Walnut
streets.
Mir. A. c. Raipe, genial and accom-
plished young gentleman, has been ap-
pointed Special Agent for the Newport
Local.
y A grand musical quartette Is being
organized under the direction of Prof.
Waters. Some OF the best talent In the
three cities is being obtained.
| The colored people of this city cole-
fbrated the anniversary OF the emancI-
patton OF the slaves in the West Indies
10y an excursion to Parker's Grove yes
terday.
John Roth, Monmouth street saloon.
keeper, was taken in about 1 O'Clock tnis
mo- ming Tor raising old Mic generally IN
his neigh borhood. He will nave near
ing before Judge Geisler, tomorrow
morning.
The hollow-ware molders at Pomeroy &
Peckoveps stove foundry, went on Il
ttrike tuesday morning for an advance
pften per cent. Oh the work. The strik-
Brs claim that this rate is paid at all
the foundries in Cincinnati.
Pat. Canleld and Ed. Nolan were
nabbed yesterday while stealing ap-
pies from Col. Taylor's orchard, aud
}his morning Squire q. Z. Buchanan
gave them to Understand that tney Were
10 Keep out Of sucn places hereafter and
let them off on payment OF costs.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS. = General
Penrose uI Company |, In.rl In antry !;
Captain Gazeby, Compauy b, InIrd III
Sianuy, aud Captain Weir and Captain
Van Reid Of the Fifth Artillery with tw 0
companies OF artillery aud Two Of infan-
hy, under command Of Major Cnipman,
leave this evening for Plttsburg, and
The scenes of trouble In the mining dis
tricts OF Pennsylvania.
At meeting Of the Picnic Committee
of the Church oi the immaculate Concep-
lion, held last evening, MIR. P Quinn was
teci ared Chlet, ana Mr.. Peter uullteyle
Assistant Chief, they having disposed
Df the la gest number OF tickets. Among
the LADIES' Of the congregation Miss
lsetta Flynn was awarded beautilul
gold ring for her active service in behalf
VI the picnic.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss, Russie Hill is visiting friends in
Maysyiile.
j. M. Duff. Of this city, has returned
home from visit TO Virginia.
Col. Carter and wife, OF Louisiana, are
visiting Mr.. Nat. Berry, of this city.
Miss Mary Howard, of this city, il
visiting friends in Bourbon County.
Miss Matte Lee, OF Bloomington, who has
been visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. E. b. Woodward and daughter,
Of this city. lett yesterday for Phila.
uelphia.
little how four vaars n1d living on