The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-04
COVINGTON.
Court Of Appeals met to-day.

Larry Cary has a young son at his
house.
The largest market in six years this
morning.
Mr.. Charles Hale has returned from
his visit to indianapolis.
p. Kelly offers to stake his dog Monk
against any other dog tor 500 or 800 a
side.
Thirty-five car loads of stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
The Paris Fair convened this morning,
The Fair Will be Of unusual excellence
this season.
CIRCUIT COURT.-John Brady against
the KenLOn Bulldlng and Loan AsSoCla-
tion. In progress.
Henry. Harmon and his horse were
attacked by the cholera morbus both at
the same time yesterday.
The Odd-lellows' picnic is announced
to take place at the Highland House on
the 18th OF September.
his WEEKS FAIRs.-Paris, Tuesday,
five days; Bradstown, tuesday, three
days; Frankfort, Tuesday, five days.
James Casey, editor of the Common
wealth, is u grandpa. James Casey
Tate is the name OF the young son.
Prof. BOman, The temperance lecturer
OF Canada, was robbed of S35 Sunday
night at the residence Of Joseph Grass.
Sheriff Frank Howe and assistants
started this morning Tor Frankfort with
the five prisoners convicted at the last
term OF the Criminal Court.
Geo. Small, fugitive from justice,
was arrested Sunday by Officer Bolan.
He was taken to Paris, KY, this morn
ing by the Sheriff Of Bourbon County.
The residence of George Brigge, near
Bankiick, was destroyed by fire, Sunday
night, together with it's contents. Loss
about 900. The family barely escaped
with their lives.
Mr.. Il. j. Hickey, the young and en-
terprising boot and shoe merchant, has
returned from the East with one OF the
finest selections of boots and shoes ever
offered in this market.
Thos. Riggs, once prominent butcher
in This city, was driven out of a lady's
house in Peaselburg, yesterday, for
making indecent proposals to her. He.
was intoxicated at the time.
COUNTY COURT. - Charles Hilbert.
granted cUtfee-nouse license. VIII Of j.
Z. Koeb6a probated, and the widow ap-
pointed executriX. Duncan Campbell
made application for certificate to
practice law.
j. Z. Gorden, Oscar Davis and Archy
Sorrell, Of PendletOn County, were ar
rested yesterday, and brought down to
Covington by Special Ballltf Keith for
selling whisky and cigars without IL
cense. Their examination is set for TO-
day.
MIR. o. Z. Schmidt, County Attorney,
left for Washington, Mo-, this morning,
ne'er to return single man again. He
Will be united In the holy bonds of mat.
rimony next Thursday, to one of the
bellies OF that hamlet, atthe BRIDES home.
POLICE COURT Jerry Mulcuhy and
Jonn sullivan, petty larceny, 100 days
each in the Work-house; VIM. McDon-
aid, breach OF the peace, continued;
Smith Watts, same, $2S; Joe Hogans,
same, $13; John Moourie, same, $l3:
William Watkins, keeping disorderly
house, S23.
The National Hotel, on Washington
street, was entered by burglars Sunday
n ght and gold watch ana chain and a
pUcket-book containing $500 and notes,
belonging to Mr.. }. l.. Adams, the pro-
prietor, and coat and sundry other az
ticles belonging to MI Isaac Mann were
taken. Entrance was effected by prying
open rear window.
Changes have been made in the as
signments OF United States gaugers as |
follows: L. s. Reed, city work; e. NJ. |
Nixon and j. ID. Eaton, at RoDsUn's; X. |
N. Goodloe, at Ii. W. Smith d Co.'s IL. |
M. Bryson, at Dorset 6 Wolftange's; G. |
III. M. Linn, J. r. Smith, George Yout-
sey, VIM. Blick, VIM. Condeli, E. Hardy, |
George klYett, at Walsh & KelIUgs's; II. |
j. Dyrs, at w. 81. Dickerson's, Boone
County.
A "celebration' for the belfetit of the |
cOlored schools will take place tO-mor- |
row at the Lookout House, on the High !
land Pike, under the management of |
Handy Hewlett g. Sons. An address |
will be made by Mr.. Williams, Of Gin |
clnnati. The following caution appears |
on the tickets Of admission: "Persons |
attending are requested to leave pistols |
and raZUrs at hUme."
10 the Editor of the Star:
l noticed III your issue of August 81, |
1877, that George Mcnamara, Thomas |
Hanlon and James Mccormack were
loudly applauded for their rendltions at
the musical entertainment given at the |
residence Of Miss 1ua Richardson, |
Having the honor Of being present on
the above occasion, will state, in JUS
tice to the lady and her many friends,
that none of the aforementioned per.
sons were present. The hospitalities
extended by Mr.. Dave Richardson and
his sister Ida were highly appreciated
BY tue invited guests. Hoping lhls will
and space in your valuable paper, re-
main yours, &C., D.
70 the Editor OF the star:
We are Indebted to the young gents for
the surprise given us while the early
hours OF Monday morn were leaving us,
by the guitar playing Of Henry Wilson
and singing Of Waller Tyler, both from
Cincinnati. They with their little band
Of midnight serenaders sang some
beautiful selections of sentimental
songs, Two Of which l will mention:
"OA no, not Sad," "Mother, Why Don't
Baby Cry2' The latter song is very
touching. Walter, give us a call again.
Yours, y. W. K.
NEWBORN.
The Grand Jury will make report
this afternoon.
Fred. Hohmeyer was locked up yes.
terday evening on complaint OF L d.
Hof who says that Fred. was disorder
ly. Hoff, was III his usual condition,