The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17
COVINGTON.

movement last week.
The Knights of Pythias give a big ball
Tonight at DrexeLus Hall.
Nose Coleman had his jaw split yes
terday, while on his way home, by kick
OF his horse.
Jerry Cronan was used up badly Sat
urday in a fight with Jim Burns, III
Swilts Rolling-mill.
COUNTY COURT. - Jacob Steinborn,
granted cotfeu-nouse license; Rev. Jas.
Muger, granted naturalization papers.
Daniel Adams, of Nichol4s County,
filed his petition in bankruptcy this
morning; liabilities, "a 800; assets, $3.50.
Frank Mating, ten years OF age, who
resides at No. llS Pleasant street, was
severely injured Saturday by falling
from fence.
POLICE CoURT.-Disorderly conduct,
Pat. Roman, "a; Martha Gates, 70; Geor-
giana Horton, 70; Agnes Murphy and
VIM. Hennlnghaus, drunk, "a eacl.
The remains of Cline, the man who
was killed on the Kentucky Central
Railroad Friday night, passed through
tue city this morning en- route to Pits
burg.
George Hughes, who resides in the
vicinity OF AustinbWrg, was rescued
from drowning on Saturday, in Licking
River, near SWllps Rolling mill, by MI.
VIM. Ellis.
The residences of Mr.. Boughner, Smith
Patterson and Semer, al oi Whicn are
situated on IhIrd street, between John-
son ana Russell, were entered ny our
glars Friday night, and various articles
and small sums OF money carried OH.
NEWPORT.
The September term of the Chancery
Court began to-day.
Chas. Masten was released from Gus
tody Saturday ON giving bail in the sum
pt$l0000.
A marriage license was granted this
morning TO Thomas Williamson and
jennie Weaver.
A four-months-old boy baby : as found
yesterday on the doOr-steps Of Mr.. VIM.
jolly in the highlands.
Yum kippur, the feast OF the Atone
ment, is being strictly observed among
our jewish citlzens.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pyth-
las of Kentucky will meet mere tC-no =
row tor the first time i'll the history oi
the Order.
The W Workingmen appointed commit
tee last evening to wait upon Mayo
Dull anu dSh NALL II uS lhtGuuCu W lG-
sign his ot1ce.
Mrs. f. Peek, residing on Lewis street
near Isabella, nearly severed the thumb
from her lett hand, Saturday. while cut
ting some meat.
A sneak-thief on Saturday entered the
residence Of Mr.. T. Biackwood ON Day
ton street, but was discovered before he
had time TO get Oft with any booty.
ing, Judge Meuzles presiding. The u ham
cellor made his report of the number Of
sales of property since the last report,
after which the Court adjourned to We'd
nesday.
The private watchman at the Lower
Market arrested lad named George
Dillng at an early hour this morning
while IN the act Of stealing pears from ID
market wagon. The lad will have "a
hearing Tomorrow morning.
The Rileys were beaten yesterday in a
fair game by the Hilltops, of Cincinnati.
by score Of 1910 7. The Bellevue CLUB
defeated the NJ oily Maguires by a one
sided score OF 81 to II. 1t was said yes
terday that the Rlleys were about to
aisband owing to want of harmony.
A mus ical entertainment!will be given
1t the residence of Mr.. James Il. WILL
hanson, on the 9th of september, for the
benefit of st. Paul Episcopal Church of
this city. Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Mat
tie Belle Clark, Miss e. NJ. Porter, Mr.
Norton, MIR, Charles j. Coleman, Major
Will Lowe, Mr.. fl. j. Wetheritl, Mr..
George Bowen and Messrs. johnson and
Chapman will take part in most at
tractiYe musical programme.
Another OF those disgraceul fights
that have become 80 common OF late in
the neighborhood of Swifps, rolling
mills, took place Saturday afternoon.
Two of the employees of the mill named
Jim Burns anu Jerry Cronin, the latter
an eX-conslab!e OF Covington, became
involved in dispute which soon re-
suited in fight, during which Burns bit
q portion of Cronin's lower lip Oft. The
latter swore out a warrant for the ar
rest of Burns, and the case came up be-
fore Squire Bodklns this morning, but
was continued for further hearing lill
tomorrow afternoon.
BELLEVUE. KY.
A very large and Intelligent audience
was in attendance at the Murphy meet
tanned by Messrs. McIIlhany, McGinnis,
Wells and Spencer. Eight signerS were
obtained.
hS SAVSh SSlFCA III thO pSuUpl
Hail on Saturday night by the Mite SO.
ciety, for the benefit of the Sabbath.
school Library, was grand success,
both financially ana otherwise. Every
part OF the house was filed TO its utmost
capacity, standing room being at q
premium. The Grace NJ. E. church
choir Of Newport opened the euter
tainment. "Sounds from Connectl.
cut," by Miss Laura Gilman
was next on the programme,
aud was well rendered. The song,
"Who's at My Window" by Miss SallIe
Edwards, completely brought down the
house. She responded by "Within a
Mile of Edinboro Town." The Quintette
Club was well represented III the per.
sons of Frank Mcllvain and John SCh!h.
ley, Esqs., of Cincinnati, the latter CIV.
Ing some tine selections on the French
harp, while Mr.. McIlvain, in his
lnimitable style, sang seve!al
songs, which were rapturously ap
plauded. The song, s'kemember You
In My Prayers" by Mr.. L. Marsh, Mrs
Nixon and Miss Wilson, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Strtfifer, was also
we'll received. The music, by Prot
Ball, OF Covington, and Miss Belle Fuhr-
man and Master Webb, was excellent.