The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-29
COVINGTON.

this afternoon.
Miss Maud Patterson has returned
from visit TO Cynthiana, Ky.
Wei regret to announce the dangerous
Illness of Mr.. ShadfOrd Easton.
The German National Bank received q
package OF trade dollars this morning.
MIR. Anton Bloomer, and Mr.. VIM
Brinker left for Germany this morning
Twenty car loads OF stock arrived al
the CoVington Stock-yards this morn
ing.
The Misses Stansfer, of Columbus, o.,
are the guests Of Councilman Ashbrook's 8
family.
Buses leave Fifth and Madison
streets for Ludlow and connect Will
trains tor the florence Fair.
Prof. B. d. Best, Superintendent OF
the Public Schools, has returned from
his visit to Georgetown, Ky.
A prominent Second-street youth man.
HesLed considerable interest In trial o1
q prominent MadisOn-street belle.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Jones, of
this city, to Mr.. Leon, OF indianapolis,
Ind, is announced for September 8.
Misses Carrie and Christine Deis ler
and Miss Mary Byrnes have returned
from pleasant visit 10 Lexington, Ky.
A special meeting of the School Board
will be held tonight to consider some
new plans and specifications Ior The new
schoO-house.
Leyerman case was given to the jury
this morning and verdict Of guilty
rendered. The prisoner was sentenced
TO three months in the Work-house.
Herman Htggerman had one OF his left
ribs broken and was otherwise injured,
by falling from a three-story building
that is in the course Of construction on
Pleasant street.
Judge w. D. Jackson, of Louisville,
reached the city yesterday. The Hawes
case was continued until to-day, when
the Arguments, suspended Tuesday OF
last week, will be resumed.
Mr.. Hal Burlington leaves to-day for
Philadelphia 10 attend medical lectures
during the winter. His mother and sis
ter Will accompany him as tar as White
sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
The saw-mIll Of the Licking River
Lumber ana Mining Company al Bos ton
Station will cease operations on Satur-
day, the water being too low to bring
logs down from their timber lands.
The Morning View Dancing Club, at
Drexelius Hall last night, enjoyed one
OF their pleasant parJles. The Club did
not belle its name. The early mJrning
was viewed before the dancing and jol-
Iity ceased.
Misses Annie and Katie Berte enter.
tained number Ofirends at their home,
corner OF Robbins and Greenup streets,
last night, III honor Of u natal anniyer-
saiy. The enjoy menL OF the evening was
without alloy.
Mr. Larkin Townsend, aged seventy
six, and Mary Green, aged forty. eight,
were united i'll marriage, last nlgnL, by
Squire DuvenlCk. This is the fourth
marriage Tor the groom and the third
marriage for the bride.
POLICE ECoURT-Thos. Higgins, James
Ryan, james hlcShane, Pat Gill, bath
ing, 10 each; Chas. Knapp, Frank and
Augustine Jackson, uIsurueriy. S13
eacn; VIM. Mcdonald, same, disml sseu;
WIN. Alien, exposing person, 500 anu
costs.
The Mayor, Marshal and Fire De-
parLment have been extended invita-
lions to attend the celebrat ton of the
Turn Bezirks, which viii take place in
tnIs cily next Monday. The latter has
accepted. A special meeting of The
Turner's will be neld tonight tu make
arrangements for The various sogiet ,es
VINO propose to participate in the festly-
ities.
The popularity of the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad is being demonstrated con-
clusiyely. An excursion party OF tifty.
bound tor Cleveland, Ohio, arrived mere
over tue Kentucky Central yesterday.
from MaysYlie. They claim to have
Lnt mud
than by any other route they could nave
Travelled.
NEWPORT.
Col. Thomas Jones says everything is
lovely.
o. account of the indisposition of
Judge GsIser there was no city Court
This morning.
The Dueber Watch Case Manulac, uring
Company viii put ON thirty extra work
Mgmen ON the 1st of September.
squire U. P. Buchanan was obliged
10 again continue the case OF Jim Ryan
Dn account OF the latte.'s illness.
Clement Othaber, Esq, President OF
lhe Newport ScuUO. Buar,, IS home
again alter reires AiDg trip TO Putin.
Bay
That portion of the city comprising
lhe Fifth ana Sixth Wards, and contain
ing over SIX thousand Inhabitants, does
act contain u single English speaking
'hurch, not even missionary chapel.
Mrs. Mary Bradley, much-esteemed
ady, died vt an early hour this morning
1t the advanced age OF seventy -seven
Tears. Her funeral will take place Fri
lay morning from her late residence, on
Dayton street.
Lew. Bluebecker imbibed too freely of
bad whisky yesterday, and CONNIE need
raising cain" in the neiguborhood of
Central avenue and Tibbatts street. 1t
lested TIE strength OF two able
bodied policemen to take him.
A mass meeting Of the Workingmen
will be held this evening at the corner
Di Z IN and Patterson streets. Messrs,
Hay nes, Clark and Thomas will address
the meeting in English, and Hruza and
Lubkert IN the German language.
Sim. Tracy WAS required to pay $1O
and costs, $24 in all, for an assault ON a
butcner named Zisaz, who endeavored
to collect meat bill OF Tracy last Mon
day. Tracy had better have paid the
butcher bill, which amounted TO only 80
cents.
America Freeman and Clara Tone,
two ebony coiored damsels, who reside