The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11
COVINGTON.
inal Court here Monday,


Criminal Court here Monday.
The St. Augustn Church Fair commences
at Drexelius Hall tomorrow night.
Rev. f. D. Moore was formally installed
as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
last evening.
The naughty boys at the Third District
School are complained of bitterly by the
residents in the neighborhood of Fifth and
Philadelphia.
The Bar passed appropriate resolutions
this morning to the memory of j. M.
Hance, the young attorney who died at
2:4O yesterday afternoon from typhoid fe-
yer.
Bishop Toebbe visited the Orphan Asy
lum, back of Covngton yesterday, and to-
day made a call at the Hospital Chapel in
the city. Tomorrow he leaves for Mays
vile.
Mr.. John McGill and wife, nee Miss
Anna Besenbeck, held a reception, very
pleasant and enjoyable, at the residence OF
the groom's parents on Eleventh street last
night.
James Edwards, Chas. Shay, John Bros
more and John Benn, who were ARRESTED
on the charge of stealing Dave Serena's
rope Saturday, were discharged IN the Police
Court this morning, there being no evidence
against them.
POLICE CoURr.-J. Milliner was fined $53
for exposing his person; James Morrison,
JOS. Hidel, Henry Huber, c. Sautman,
John Dunkley, Garrett Wilson and Oliver
Willett, for various degrees of drunkenness,
were fined $4 each.
J, NJ. Hance, ESQ.,, law partner of N. 7.
Lindsay in this city, died yesterday after
noon of typhoid fever, at the residence of
Mrs. Nj. Victor, where he had been making
his home. The deceased was twenty-seven
years of age, and had been practcing only
two years.
NEWPORT.
A fair for the benefit of St. Paul's Church
will shortly open at Odd-fellows Hall.
The meat store, corner of Tibbatts and
Columbia, was one of the places visited by
thieves last week.
Mr.. F. A. Boyd, son of DR.. Boyd, " no has
been visiting his parents in the city, re-
turned yesterday to Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. John Schwartz, one of Newports
most efficient Jailers in years past, cele-
brated his sixtieth birthday last Saturday.
Deputy Marshal Frank Brasier has the
sympathy of his numerous friends in the
loss of his little son, who died this morning
of scarlet fever.
The Covington & Newport Medical So
ciety will meet Tuesday evening at Bertsch's
Parlors, on York street. grand banquet
will be set on the occasion.
Morris Price was arrested this morning
during the session OF the Police Court on
suspicion of being implicated in the rob-
berry of M. d. Lynchs grocery.
A special meeting of the Trustees of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception is
called for tomorrow evening at the pastors
residence. Business of importance will
come before the meeting.
Quite a sensation was created on one of
the dummies yesterday morning when
coming down the hill near Bellevue, by
fire breaking out on the roof close to the
smoke stack. Little damage was done.
"Mt. Moriah and its Mysteries is the
subject of lecture to be deliveredby Rob
ert Morris, LID, Past Grand Master of
Kentucky, in this city on the 18th inst un-
der the auspices of the Masonic fraternity
The prize-d drawing for holders of certif-
Gates to the Weekly Local, takes place this
afternoon at Odd-felows Hall. Several
prominent speakers from various parts of
the State win be present and have their say.
POLICE CoURr.-Sam. Clark, dlsorderly
conduct, S. and costs; Pat. Garfield, drunk
and endeavoring to break up housekeeping,
SIS and costs; John Pollock, drunk and dis
orderly, ST. and costs; Bill Prather, big
drunk, 81 and COSTS
Numerous complaints have reached us
from parents whose children attend the
Ringgold-street school on account of the
little ones being compelled to remain out
doors in all kinds of weather until the mo-
ment school is called
Prof Jones' late Superintendent of the
Public Schools of this city, obtained last
week Principals certificate from the Gin
cnnati Board of Examiners, with general
average of ninety eight and one-half per
cent. and good for ten years.
The three harmless idiots, who were dis
charged from the Lunatic Asylum several
months ago for lack of accommodations,
were placed in charge of Mrs. Simon, of
Alexandria, on Saturday last at cost of
500 per year each, the expenses to be borne
by the State.
Sim. Tracy, Jr., and Sim, Sr., John Tracy
and Fred. Knoblach, the particulars of
whose arrest were given in Saturdays STAR,
on various charges of extensive robberies
were brought before Mayor Harton this
morning. John and Sim. Tracy waived ex-
animation and were held over to the Grim
inal Court in the sum of $4,000 each. Old |
man Tracy was dismissed. fred hnoDlach |
had his case continued until tomorrow.
COLUMBIA. O.
The attendance at the Temperance prayer
meeting at the Reading Rooms, yesterday
afternoon, was very large.
Be sure and favor the temperance club
with your presence at the Reading Rooms
this evening. You will be repaid for going.
DR.. Hopkins has returned from New
Orleans, where he has been minisering to
the wants of sufferers during the reign of
the yellow fever scourge
Nothing decisive has yet been heard of
Messrs. Jesse Newcombe and Elliott Will
liams, but the general suppositon is that
they have gone to Memphis.
The social given by the members of the
Congregational Church at the residence of
Rev. D. F. Harris, on last Thursday even
ing, was we'll attended, and everybody en-
ioyed themselves to the utmost.
The Board of Education has notified the