The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-10
COVINGTON.

CONLNGLONs
Light Guards ball tonight at Drexe-
Illus Hall.
Tomatoes have made their appearance
in our markets.
Barney Dickman, for a breach OF the
peace, was dismissed by Squire Duve-
nick yesterday.
Elizabeth Budke was granted q di-
vorce from John Ii. Budke in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah j. Mosher, OF No. 1880
Greenup street, is confined toNrer bed
by broken leg, which was caused by a
fall.
Judge Ballard entered a decree yes
terday IN the case OF Stephen Ware u
GO. against the steamer Alex. Kendall,
ordering a sale OF the steamer.
Mr.. L. Lumpkin, editor of the Ovens
burg Examiner, was married last Tues
dayto Miss Bette McCreery, daughter
OF U. 5. Senator, Thomas MeCreefy.
The Kentucky WooLgrowers' Associa-
ton will hold their annual meeting this
year at Eminence, KY, on the 1S inst.
Friends oil sheep culture are invited to
attend.
M.J. Dudley, Esq, attorney for the
assignee of the Philips 81 Jordon Iron
Company, flied exceptions in the, Chan
Gerry Court, yesterday, to the sale of the
mill Of that company.
Mr.. John GlindmYer and Miss Lettis
Dufy will be married this evening at
ST. Patrick's Church at 1880 O'Clock. A
reception will be held at the residence
OF the groom, $40 Philadelphia street.
Sammy Shaw, son of Mr.. Thos. Shaw,
of DemossyiIle, who severed an artery
in his leg one day last week, still lies in
a critical condition. His leg will be
amputated this afternoon, and he will
in all probability die from the effects OF
the operation.
In the case OF James p. Patton and
others against N. B. Stephens and 9TH
ers, a suit to enjoin the city authorities
from paying the reward for the appre-
Shension OF Hawes, the Court dissolved
the injunction, and dismissed the petit
Ition.
In the Court Of Appeals the case Of
Mrs. Herrlek against the M. u l.. r. r.,
the decision OF the Lower Court has
been affirmed, which allowed her $5, 900.
TLis action was brought by Mrs. Her.
rick TOR injuries sustained by falling
through railroad bridge at Millers-
burg.
NEWPORT.
Jake Boltz is fixed up more handsome
ly than ever.
Frank Edgar, Esq, has returned on
the steamer Ohio to MS home at Vance
burg, Ky.
The Orphans Fair closes tonight.
We understand handsome sum has
been realized Tor the orphans.
Newport Degree Lodge No. A, 1. 0. o.
IT,, will meet this evening at their Hall,
when a number of degrees will be con-
ferred upon members OF different lodges.
The following are the newly elected
officers Of the Sodality Cornet Band: A.
M. Bowling, Captain; John Deyere,
Leader; Martin Cooper, President; A.
y. Stretch, Secretary; Il. f. Walsh
Treasurer.
Messrs. Burning & Erschell, the
Y0rk.street undertakers, received this
mofning from the builders, Messrs.
Merts & Riddle, of Rayenna, o., large
heRrse OF superior workmanship. For
beauty Of finish it surpasses anything of
the kind we have seen.
II. Z. Drew, the man who was arrested
for defacing the retaining wall on the
river front Of the esplanade, on the south
side Of the Barracks grounds, was ex-
afntned by United States Commissioned
oObtWAOhS JObt6ludyg duu WAhCudIRGQ
upon the payment Of costs.
The LadiessAid Society report that
from November until April they bought
O. pairs Of shoes, $40 30; paid grocery or
ders, $65 Is; dry goods, SSS 81; paid rents,
s83 4U; cash to sick, SO 80; medicines,
81 30; paid for sewing, 81 90; stamps on
ohecks, "a cents; total amount paid out,
sbl1 IL; now In bank, 80 Ia; total, $516 rs.
LEXINGTON. XIV.
There was large lot Of horses on show
at Ashland yesterday.
A large crowd attended Court yester-
day and prices were good.
jessamine will Hon. j. G. 8. Black
burn soon rouising barbecue.
Thursday will be the twelfth anniyer-
sary Of the surrender OF Appomattox.
f Elder Wherett, OF Richmond, died at
the age OF seYenty.eight years few days
since.
Prof Swing spoke to a large audience
at the Opera-house last night on the
"Modern Novel,"
The track between Danville and the
river op the Cincinnati Southernsis be-
gun to be put down.
Several attempts have been made, we
(nnderstRnd, to wreck the train on the
kentucky Central between here and
Nicholasyille.
>. MT. John Burke, of Winchester, will
he married to Miss Ella O'NeiI, of the
same place, on Thursday. A long life Of
joy il our wish.
Mr.. r. DeRoode is soon to deliver a
series Qflectures ON "Elementary Har.
1nony, Thorough Bass and Musical Com.
position," in this city.
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