The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11
COVINGTON.

Mrs James Mccormack left this morning
on visit to Maysville.
Mrs Harvey Meyers of Louisville, is visit
ing friends in this city.
The bright little child of Mr.. ]. NJ.
Sehnitker died last night.
City Council last night. Official proceed.
ings in full in to-morrow's STAR.
John Roussello had his hand badly
mashed yesterday by a stone falling on it.
Twenty three car loads of stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central II. r. this morn
ing. .... .a .., '.
Joe Duveniclk ordered his suit of conven-
tional cloth from Drexelius Il Mabus this
morning at
Mrs. George Thompson and Miss Mamie
Won Gundy have returned from their trip
to st. Louis.
A large and appreciative audience at
tended the concert at Fifth-street Christian
Churclalast night. ,.. ..... d.. ..
Ike Johnson, dsorderly, at the Tin-cup
Hotel, was the only case in the Police Court
this morning; continued .'.
The Southern Road offers special rates to
those desiring to attend the convention at
Williamstown October 10th.
Barney Niemeyer, formerly a United
States gauger, died at his residence at Eighth
and Main streets yesterday.
Mr. H. g. Poston, prominent stock
dealer and well known in Covington, died
athis home in Winchester yesterday.
W. W. Trimble filed suit this morning
against the heirs and executors of the esta
oil Charles Geisbauer, for asettlement OF the
estate.
4 L. ri E y
r. R. Schofield, died last night at her resi-
dehce on Burnet street. Her funeral will
take place Sunday from her late residence
Council last night accepted the PROPOSE
tion of Isaac Cooper to pay 500 for the two
forged orders on the city calling for $120,
and will redeem all outstanding orders of
the same kind on similar reduction.
Wood Bowen, the great Guardian Angel
ofCovington, didn't have his specks on yes
terday. He give himself up to Judge
Phelps this morning was admitted to 5000
bail and his trial set for next Monday.
Mr. Walter Blick and Miss Emma
Thomas, daughter of Dr. J.. G. Thomas, had
aquiet but very elegant little wedding at
the residence of the brides father yesterday
afternoon. The happy pair left last night
for Cleveland ard the East
Woodford Bowen attempted to invade the
ranks of the knights of Pythias procession
yesterday with his horse and buggy. The
Knights however, met the charge bravely
and punched the charger with swords and
tag-staffs until he retired i'll disorder.
The German Pioneer Society met last
night. George Meyleben and Jacob Scheer
were admitted as members and a commit
tee was appointed to draft resolutions on
the death of John Steflen The Treasurer
q 4, hor
ship fee was increased from ST to 81.
One of the most elegant events of the
season was the marriage last night of Mr.
Overton Price, Of Hillsboro, to Miss Annie
Rogers, the handsome and accomplished
granddaughter of Mr.. D. ]. Falls, at the
residence of the latter on East Second
street About one hundred and fifty guests
were present and Curriers' Band of Gin
cinnati, enlvened the occasion with joyous
music. Rev. DR., Beecher, of Cincinnati,
performed the ceremony, after which ban
quet, magnificent in all its appointments
and enticing to the appetite, received the
attention of the assemblage. The welded
pair departed on night train for the East
NEWPORT.
A. T. Norm, ESQ.,, of Grant County, is the
guest of his brother, Hon. Ed. NORM.
George S. Clark, Agent of the Pennsyl-
uel Grcar, of Columbia street.
Mr.. Fred Banderman, Sr., carpenter fell
down stairs yesterday and fractured his
skull. He Is not expected to recover.
One of Adam Schweitzers horses lost a
hoof yesterday by getting it caught in the
railroad track just as train was coming
along.
Tim. Maher, watchman at the feTyboat,
Ill 4
Society. He saved another boy from drown
ing yesterday.
The Last Idea Social Club have reorgan-
ized and will give their first entertainment
OF the season al the residence of Miss Lucy
Remme on York street.
Mr.. w. R. Taliaferro the newly elected
County School Commissioner, having furn-
ished the necessary bonds was sworn into
office BY the County Judge this morning.
Miss Laura Smith, of York street, enter
tained her lady and gentlemen friends last
night. Choice vocal and instrumental
music, dancing &c, was a feature of the
evening.
A man named Maddux, hostler in the
employ of Mr.. Hawthorne, corner of Mon
mouth and Taylorstreets, had a finger from
his left hand taken off yesterday with a
straw-eutter.
Mr.. Percy Brooke, the well-known anna
teur actor and society gent, is playing sec
ond comedy at McVickers Theater, Chica-
&c. Percy will shortly pay visit to his
home and friends in Newport.
The Newport Quartette met last night at
the residence of Miss Julia Gould. The
Quartette is composed Of the following.
Madam Terrelli, soprano; Miss Julia Gould,
contralto; Mr.. skidnlore, tenor, and Mr.,
Terrell, basso.
A General Court-martial met at the New.
port Barracks yesterday for the trial of two
soldiers who are charged with violation of
military discipline: Lieutenant Colonel
John Campbell Of the Medical Department.
is President and First Lieutenant Charles