The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-21
COVINGTON.

Rev. j. e. Huston, Of petersburg, va,
still occupies the pulpit at the First
Baptist Church.
The State Medical Society meets in
the Masonic Hall, of Louisville, ON the
3D. of April. The session will last three
days.
Garrard Daniels died at the advanced
age OF one hundred and eight years at
his residence In Pendleton County, SUM-
day. Deceased was the Oldest man in
Pendleton County.
The alarm Of fire from Box Al, last
night, was occasioned by the burning
out of some whisky barrels in the coop
er shop of Henry Adams, on Pleasant
street. Damages inconsiderable.
The funeral of Ex-Coroner Thos. J.
McCabe took place yesterday afternoon.
Elder p. B. Wiles officiated. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John Goodson, q.
W. Temple, Ed. Moore, Neil l.. Furber,
VIM. Fitzpatrick and j. A. ?. Sandford.
POLICE CoURT-Jack England, az
raigned on the charge of robbing Henry
Meyers, was adjudged not guilty, and
honorably discharged. Martin Boyer,
disorderly conduct, was tried and dis
charged. George Fenker, violating city
ordinance, in driving over curb-stone,
was fned 81 and COSTS.
The Kentucky Conference of the M. E.
Church has made the following appoint
ments: Union Church, Covington, Revs.
W. W. Ramsay and W. Il. Mulinix.
Shinkle Chapel, Coyington, Rev. j. l..
lAlbritton. Main-street Church, Coving-
ton, Rev. j. w. Zimmerman. Grace
Church, Newport, Rev. I. Cowden.
Dayton and Bellevue, Rev. I'll. j. Perry.
Asbury and Alexandria, Rev. S. Kenne-
.dy. Presiding Elder, Rev. Ii. d. Rice.
NEWPORT.
Hugh Pryor says 1t is of the feminine
gender.
Twenty-four prisoners of the sterner
sex are confined in the City jail.
NJ VIM. Rape may consider himself
tVindicated.
Chas. j. Helm, Esq has been elected
Attorney of the Teut0nia Building AS
Isociation No. l.
Mr.. Joseph II. Ashbaugh and Miss
Dora Stricker will be united in mar
lriage tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Pfeifer was fined IS and costs by
esquire Harris yesterday, for splitting in
Mrs. Brimsteele's face.
The general impression seemed to
prevail this morning, that the present
incumbent, Mr.. Winans, will be retained
in the Posl-office.
a farm OF twenty-four acres, belong
ing to j. ID. Kinney, on the Alexandra
Pike, four miles from the city, was sold
at Master commissioners sale for
$500.
!. DR.. John Kerr, q celebrated dentist
of this city, was arrested last night on
complaint Of his wife, who charges him
with striking her fearful blow on the
head. He was neld in the sum of 800
until such time as his wife is able to ap-
pear against him.
Mr.. Richard Butler Hawkins, son Of
Col. f. W. Hawkins, OF this city, and
student of Bloomington University, In
diana, has been chosen to represent his
Alma Mater at Indianapolis, next FRI
day, in an oratorical contest between
representatives from the colleges of
seven States.
CITY CoURT.-Richard Barrett, Jr.,
who was arrested Sunday tor striking a
boy on the head with bowlder, was
dismissed, the evidence going to show
that it was but boys play. as Barrett
did not intend any harm. Joseph Bur-
ton was bound over in the sum of 5000
to keep the peace. In default he went
to Jail. The case OF Prof. Currier for
harboring a vicious dog, was dismissed,
The prosecuting witness failing TO ap-
pear. James Flynn and Thomas Grear,
petty piliering, Continued till tomorrow.