The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
COVINGTON.

Gems soiree at Drexelius' Hall tonight.
Election of School Commissioner next
Monday.
Anderson was still alive at 1 o'clock this
afternoon,
Hon Joseph Hermes is still on the track
for Congress.
Judge Mathis house in West Covington
is dangerous and liable to fall.
The nuptials of Mr.. John Bruestle and
Miss Sallie Drost are announced.
Free blowout at Billy Moran,s to-day in
honor ofdhe twenty-pound son.
TheInternal Revenue. collections for the
week ending Yesterday were $G6,S52 96.
Acknowledgement for plans for new Jail
in this city will be seen in our advertising
columns.
At Union M. r. Church tomorrow the
text for the morning services will be
"Christan Liberalities.
At the Fifth-street Christian Church the
text for the morning servces.will be Christ,
Our Life" fer the evening, "The Sabbath" d"
The jury in the Wood tBowen-Wid-
Wagner case was still out at o'clock. The
supposition is that he will have to Wood
up.
POLICE CoURI.-Patriek Cahill, Martin
Sullivan and Henry Haywood, breach of
the peace, $53 each; Mike Burk, Michael
CALVIN and Peter Mullen, drunk, 81 each.
A, boy waif was found about 7 o'clock last
night on the door steps of Mr.. Edward
Thompson, No. 437 Philadelphia street
The little fellow was taken to the st. Eliza
beth Hospital
An attachment suit was filed yesterday
by the Marine Railway and Dry Dock Com
pany against the Cumberland Towboat
Company and John Porter on protested
piece of paper for 1,2S3.
Mrs. Bishop Clark will address the CON
gregation of Main-street M. f. Church to-
morrow (Sabbath) evening, at IN o'clock.
The sermon at II o'clock will be on "Wo-
mans Work in the Church"
John Reagan, who knocked Constable
Gillighan down few days since and made
his escape, was captured in Cincinnati this
morning after an exciting chase. He was
placed in Jail to await an examination,
The Bagster Bibles that were awarded
last Sunday at Union M. e. Church have
not yet arrived. The party from whom
they were engaged failed to meet his agree
ment, and Mr.. Shinkle had to send to Eng
land for them.
Elder G. G. Cline holds Sunday-school
Institute in the christian Church at Lam
caster beginning October 1Sth and con-
tinuing through the Goth He will also
conduct one at Carrollton on the 25th, 26th
and 9th of this month.
NEWPORT.
The honorable acquittal of Lieut.. Con-
molly gives general satisfaction.
T
State Auditor, was in the city yesterday.
State and county taxes should be paid at
once that heavy penalty may be saved.
Rev. Mr.. Koestlin, of ST. Johns Church.
will preach tomorrow afternoon at Johns
Hill
Mr.. and Mrs Delifontanna left Yesterday
for Chicago. where they will reside in the
future.
Henry Fanstendner took out license
this morning to wed Ilah Thaker. Both of
Dayton, Ky.
A man named Henry Weyland died sud-
denly from hemorrhage of the lungs at his
residence on Isabella street at an early hour
Thursday morning.
The Newport Assembly entertained their
friends at Smalley's Hall last evening.
NiiS hioy SouPlSo WSle PRESENT, eluDIdClllS
the elite of the three cities.
Lieutenant Connolly was last evening at
the meeting of the Police Commissioners
unanimously exonerated of the charges pre-
ferred against him by colored woman
named Jennie Bradford.
Mr. Adam Dollar will on Wednesday
evening next escort to the hymeneal altar
Miss Gertrude Klaas. The ceremony will
take place at st. Stephens Church. That
will be a Klaas of Dollars then.
The following Masons from this city have
been appointed Delegates 70 Masonic