The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-19
COVINGTON.
70 Police Court this morning.

He Imam uied thus morning.
The Social Twos dance at Tohermes'
Hal, and the Crescent at DreXe-
lius' Hall, tomorrow night.
John Wilke, Of this city filed his Pc
titiOn in ba kruptcy yesterday. Liza
bIlities, $1,000; assets, $4,000.
The parade, this afternoon, it is
thought, Will be over by o'clOck, when
appropriate addresses VIII lie delivered
al DreXelius Hall. Ladies invited.
Mr.. James Mccormick and Miss
Fanny Kelly were married last evening
in the parlor Of Father Smith, OF St.
Patrlck's Church.
Bill Devine, of The short-line, was
robbed in Louisville, Monday, of $40
and Il silver watch. The vauaDIes were
stolen from his room at the Gait House.
Hamilton, o., Commandery, X. OF p,
Twenty-Five strong, accompanied by the
Apollo Band, composed Of thirteen MEM
bers, arrived here tnls morning TO par
Jicipale in the Grand Lodge festivities.
Thomas Brady and Miss Bid. Vail
were married at ST. Mary's Cathedral
at z. NJ. yesterday, and were tenie
areception AT the residence OF Mr.. Bra
dy's parents III the evening.
CIRCUIT COURT.-SamueIs against Bo-
Ian. jury disagreed, stanuIng 8 10 3 in
favor OF BOlan. Tne judgment and ver-
dict in the case OF Norman anu Lilly
was set aside, and Norman granted u
new trial.
An omnibus driver came near losing
his life last night by u wire that 10
stretched across Fourth street, west OF
Russell, TO support trees. IL Is an out
rage and shame that the tuing is al
lowed to remain.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Wm L. Riker,
of harrudsbui =, anu Mary Francs SIM
rail-, OF C0vlngtun; Thomas NJ. Brady
anu Bridget Vale, hoGn of Covington;
Michael Foltz, of Kenton County, anu
Minnie Cats, OF campbell County;
Matthias Gremer, OF Campbell County,
and Anna FoltZ, of keAton County;
James G. Mccormick and Frances Z.
Kelley, both Of Gown gton.
NEWPORT.
Officer Connolly IS again on duty.
The case orJerry Cronin against Jim
Burns is continued TO tomorrow after
moon before squire Bodkins.
Pat. Burns, foreman of the Iaborers
at SWifps Rollmg-mill, had one OF his
hands horribly crushed yesterday be-
tween two rollers.
NV NJ Anuulds, pasIOl VI 0l. JOnn'S
Church, corner OF Mayo and Columbia
streets, will organize Confirma lion
Glass next sunday.
The members OF St. Paups Episcopal
Church " Ill give a asupper and entertain
ment on The 27Lh inst. at the residence
of Mrs. james 1. Williamson.
Three lads named George Snyder, John
Roach and Conra. Steinuauer We're ar
rested this morning, on the landing, on
charges OF breach Oh the peace.
John Hobep, huckster doing busi-
ness at The Lower Markel, was arrested
this morning lUr Striking his wife with
the money drawer. John was consId-
erably under the Influence" at the time.
MIR. Henry Schriver, builder, and
Mr.. VIM. Hunter, carpenter In his
employ, IeIl from scatfold, in Cincin-
natl, last evening, and were badly in-
jured. Tney were taken to their homes
in this city,
Thomas Lawler and George King, the
two lads who stole seventy cents and
number OF ferry tickets from Cree's
confectionery, yesterday, were tned $l5
and costs each i'll Judge Geisler's Court
this morning.
The Worklngmen's meeting on Front
street last night was largely attended.
The speakers were Mr.. Lecninond, oil
Massachusetts; Z. j. Mcclure, of Con-
nectlcut; Mr.. Luebkert, OF Linclnnatl;
and Thomas and Haynes, OF Newport.
The following petitions tor divorces
were filed i'll the Chancery Court this
mornllg: Eliza Ragen, from her hus-
band DAVID kagen; Juseph Gesser, from
MS Wlle Margaret Gesser; Sarah b.
NOlen, from her husband Malachi n olen.
VIM. Metcalt met with a severe mis-
fortune yesterday. FIRST, he got drunk,
and while IN that state struck his father
ln-law, and then the injured man had
William arrested. This morning Squire
{. L. buchanan ined him $40 ana cJsts.
All OF which lie Will nave " work out on
the stone-plle.
Last night the residence of A. c.
Wood, on Front street, between York
and Monmouth streets, was entered by
thieves, and about $40 in money taken.
Entrance was effected by means OF
ladder through seconds ory window.
Every room in the house was ransacked.
$40 of the amount was taken from Mrs.
WOODS pocket IN her bedroom.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
The races are largely attended.
The hotels are all doing a thriving
business.
Hon. Joe Blackburn, of Woodford, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. d. King, of Pittsburg, and Mrs.
Benedict, of Bedford, Pa, are visiting
their sister. Mrs. X. Muligan, of Broad
way, in this city.
Miss Lucie Alexander and Miss Anna
Johnson, Two charming young ladies
from Paris, are visiting Miss Anna Far
ley, on Second street.
Mr.. Leslie c. Bruce, formerly Of this
city, was one OF the best shots in the
American Rifle Team, which defeated
the English Team at CreeGmOor Thurs
nay ana Friday OF last week He inade
me score OF 2l9 Out OF 225, al S00 900 and
1000 yards.
HAMILTON.
Mrs, David Yeakle has been quite i'll
Tor several days.
The Knights of Pythias LETT for Cow
lngton, KY, this morning.
The old and we Lknown Butler House
Is bel"g renovated and repaired.
Honen y son have their new building,
In lie First Ward, under roof and 1t