The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24
COYINGTON.


Rensford denies.
morning.
Miss Fannie Trimble is visiting in Mt.
Sterling.
The lawyers name who is to be disbared
commences with an Il.
The funeral of Mr. Robert Elliott yester-
day was very imposing.
The st. Augustine Church will hold a fair
at Drexelius Hall next month.
Jimmy Rouse will have free blowout
Sunday at his place on Scott street.
Mrs. Henry Crout, one of Covington' S
Oldest citizens died yesterday morning.
The Cresents' reception at Drexelius
Hall last night was a success i'll every re-
Spect.
Bethel Bros. have leased the Arnold
homestead and will occupy it as a resi-
dence.
Mr.. John Hempel and his estimable wife
celebrated their silver wedding at Turner
Hall Tuesday evening
Geo R. Mckee and R. D. Handy we're ap-
pointed to examine Pat Keon and Francis
Leeds for admission to the Bar.
A Mr.. Thomas of Owen County, has been
awarded the prize for the best tobacco in
the world, at the Paris (France) Exposition.
Mike 0 Brien was the only victim in the
Police Court this morning, and he was
mulcted for dollar William for disor-
derly conduct.
Next Wednesday evening at st. Patrick S
Church Mr. Milard White and Maggie
Plunkett and Mr. Milet and Eliza Plunkett,
will be married.
On Saturday the ladies of the Cynthiana
NJ. l.. Church, with friends from Carlisle
and Paris will picnic at the Geological Gar
den, Cincinnati.
The premises of n. Bartlett, Esq, No. 1914
West Fourth street, were visited by burg
lars Yesterday morning, but they failed TO
gci away with anything.
Mayor Athey this morning issued war;
rant for the arrest of John Gusin and Phil.
Pierce for cruel treatment to Miss Theresa
Gadker at wedding in Lewisburg Tuesday
night
That handsome floral wreath that adorned
tlie coffin of Mr.. Thomas Anderson was a
tribute of respect from the young ladies Of
the shop where ne wasemployed previousto
bis demise.
Professor McGinniss, of Dayton, KY,
with other prominent speakers, will address
the MurphieS at GreerS Hall this evening.
A large attendance is desired, as the music
will be fine.
John kaufman, workman at the fur
niture factory OF Schottler, on Pike street,
and who lives at 920 Banklick, yesterday af
ternoon swallowed a piece of glass in some
bread he was eating, and in consequence
was shortly afterwards taken with violent
pains. His case is pronounced as very
serious.
Monday night Major Abbott's car on the
Red Line compelled five cars Of the White
Line and five of the Newport Line to wait
thirty-five minutes until the driver could
induce some passengers to ride in their old
boxes. How long the people will have to
suffer with these abominable uuisances
called cars on that line is hard to tell, un-
less Council takes some action in the mat
ter
CHANcERY CoURT.-The divorce case of
Emma Holmes against G. r. Holmes was
submitted for Judgment. Why so, when
the case was long ago compromised and the
parties resumed heir married life?
In the divorce case of Mollie Speers
against Dell. Speers motion was made and
sustained to strike out of the answer certain
references to spiritualism, &c.
George Stacey's executors against George
stacey's devisees &c. Order directing ex-
eCutor to give an account of his stewardship
and of the operations of the two business
firms mentioned in and operations under
The will.
In the divorce case of Leonie Rees against
Richard Rees the defendant filed an answer
denying as wicked and false the charges
of drunkenness, &C., in the petition. In
this connection we will mention that deed
was lodged for record yesterday from Rich
ard and Leonie to c. ID. Pitts, conveying
Lot No 6, Kreyich's division, containing
seventy poles, and lying on the old Lexing-
ton Road, in trust for the use and benefit of
Leonie and her children.
NEWPORT.
Marshal Lock has gone coon hunting.
Meeting of the City Dads in Council to-
night
The Choral Society will meet for rehearsal
tonight.
George Dehoe took out license this
morning to wed Mamie Washhouse
Messrs. Lal and Tobe Winston are pack
ing up to leave for Memphis.
Mr.. Daniel Clary, brother of Deputy Sher-
if' Clary, died at Alexandra this morn
ing.
Particulars of the sufferings and death of
Mrs. Meyers will be found in our local col
umns.
Forty car loads of stock arrived over the
Short-line Railroad this morning, princi-
pally destined for the English market
Captain Washington, of Memphis wh.c
has been spending several weeks with
friends in Newport, will leave for his home
Saturday.
The latest arrival at the barracks is a dar-
ling twelve-pound boy, the property of O.
v. Mitchell, clerk in the Adjutant Generals
Department.
The Southern Relief Committee donated
$25 from the funds at the First National
Bank to the ladies who got up the box for
Hickman sufferers