The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-12
COVINGTON.

Church closes t0-nlKht.
Twilight dance at Drexelius Hall ON
the 10Th of this month.
The condition OF Mr.. Amos Shinkle is
slightly improved this morning.
Look out. girls; Mike Bolan has got
his buttermilk strainer waXed.
Plunket says he will play "Lynch" at
Odd-lellows' Hall Thursday niRht. -
Col. Booker addresses the people OF
Independence tonight on temperance.
Geo. Goodwin, Police Judge OF West
Covington, renewed his bonds this
morning.
Mayor Athey is slightly indisposed.
Mr.. j. M. Lisdale admins ters justice in
ais absence.
Over one hundred car loads of stock
arrived at the CoVinglon Stook-yards In
the past two days.
Captain james 2. Hunt has received
his commits sion as UniGed States Gov
ernment St0rekeeper.
The tobacco firm of Rich, Gates,
Moore g. Flayin made an assignment
Saturday to B. It. Powers and others.
That wide awake old gentleman, Mr..
Thomas Morrissey, announces himself
as a candidate for Street Commissioner.
Ii
ing anu adjourned until halEpast l
O'Clock on motion of Mr.. Harrison, City
Attorney.
Sneak thieves carried of about forty
bushels OF coal from the residence OF
Captain Hart, on Front street, Satur-
day night.
The room Of Mr.. W. 2. Greer, corner
of Fifth and Madison streets, was en-
I9Tnl nv ypgLlrHuV mnrIlOp
$3.50 in money and three suits of clothes
carried off.
Bill Webb, resident of Banklick
Station, Knocked down man Uamed
John Baldwin, this morning, and Deat
MIN UP in such manner that fears are
entertained Tor his recovery. The atfray
happened in South CoVlngton.
POLICE CoURT.-John England, M.Fi-
nan, j onn ScantlIng, breach OF the peace,
continued; August Kahn, same, $40;
Henry Robson and Pete Evans, same,
10 each; James Crockett, disUrderly, $40
and cost; John Gilcrist, same, "a.
Miss Pauline Keller, the handsome.
and attractive daughter OF hlr. l.. h. Ke!-
Ter, leaves tonight for New YORK to
spend the holidays, after which she goes
10 Boston and enters a conservatory OF
music for a two years. course OF study.
The initial number of "The Knight"
a monthly publication, devoted to lhe
interests OF the Knights OF Honor and
other societies OF like kind has been is
sued. IL is neatly printed on good pa
per, and is teeming with wit and good
sense. "The KnighV is published in
Covington, by Mr.. Il. Collins, a gentle
man, a Knight of Honor, and a first
glass primer, which augurs we'll for tn
iuture success of the publication. May
1t live long and prosper.
NEWPORT.
The new blast furnace at SWifts mill
10 completed.
Trains Nos. s and on the Short Line
cease running to-day.
"Our Friends" will give masquerade
NJ Eclipse Hall this evening.
There are ffty-rlve orphans at present
in tue Asylum at Cold Spring.
A concert of sacred songs will be giy-
sn at Grace NJ. L. Churcb, Wednesday
evening.
The Arion Singing Society will meet
tomorrow evening at Bertscl's parlors,
on York street.
The Democratic City Executive Com
mittee holds q meeting aC the Court
house Tomorrow evening.
Over two hundred men are thrown out
OF work during the repairs OF the blast
furnace al swllt's rolling-mill.
The marriage of MIR. Henry schwiener
to Miss Katie Hubig takes place to-
morrow morning at st. Stephens Church.
The Dayton dummy, while on it's way
up from Newport, ran off the track yes
terday and came near plunging into a
raYlDe.
The soldiers who arrived at the Bar
racks several days ago We're joined by
their better halves, who arrived on Sal
urday.
Col. w. A. Cotter recited an original
poem by st. George Best, of Cincinnati,
ut the concert given by the Elks at Lou
1sYIile, Saturday night.
CITY CoURT.--Henry Openheimer and
Heury Stephenson, breaGn OF the peace,
$40 and COSTS each; Buck Atkinson, dis.
orderly conduct, dismissed.
The funeral OF the venerable Patrick
Lyons took place rom the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception this morning,
Deceased was a resident Of this city tor
nearly forty years.
Dan. Mccarthy and John Sablehaus.
two unf0rLunates who had not the
whereWith tO provide themselves with
bite to.eat, or a nights lodging, were ac.
commodated in the StaLton-house last
night.
A lot on the southeast corner of York
and Southgate streets, fronting forty
feet ON YORK, was sold at Master Conn
DtssionePs sale this morning for 81 800.
Colonel g. r. Fearons was the pur-
chaser.
Thomas Kennon says he did not con-
tract with the city to build two cells in
the Statlon-house, ana he further SAYS
that he is a member of the City Council.
ana consequently would not be guilty Of
receiving u contract from the city. Take
your word fer 1t, Thomas.
The House of Bishops Of the Protest |
ant Episcopal Church having decided in |
pastoral letter "that they would per- |
mt no entertainments " raise money
for Church purposes the festival and |
supper to have been given at the Bar
racks November ", 1877, will not take |
place.
In Justice to the memory of the Chero- |
Tee Baseball Cub, who gave a mas |
Euerade Mt Eclipse Hall Thursday rNgnt |
Ne have been assured that they were in