The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-17
SOVINGTON.

ll1e ElTSJ DdpllSG CI1uFCll Will Uc lCOlCllCu
tomorrow morning.
Miss Belle jerks, of Louisville, is the
guest Of Capt. VIM. Metcalf.
POLICE CE'CouRT.-Oliver Willet and Tim.
Crow were taxed $4 each for drunk.
Only fourteen more days in which to
to take the benefits of the bankrupt law.
Mr. Barney Etter will have two voters at
his house i'll twenty-one years from last
night.
Henry Goldsmith, brother of Mr. P. Gold
smith, of this city, died yesterday at New
Orleans of yellow fever.
Jacob Haag was selected by the School
Board last night as teacher of German in
the Third District School.
Mr.. Joseph Trauer of st. Louis, who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. NJ Bleyer
returned home last night.
Don't forget the excursions tomorrow
Father Smiths, on the river, and the camp
meeting on the X. G. R. r.
A car on the White Line run over and
broke the leg of the fine terrier dog Of Mr.
C. A. Wehrning, this morning.
Rev. Q. A. Bartholomew returned home
last night and will occupy the pulpit at
Fifth-street Christian Church tomorrow.
Sherwood Beatty the yellow fever
patient, was removed to st. Elizabe his Hos
pital yesterday. lie is considered beyond
danger.
Henry T. Horton, the late gauger, con-
victed of conspiring to defraud the Govern
ment, was yesterday pardoned by the
President.
Chas. Fornast, who was in Jail on the
charge of adultery, was released this morn
ing on the payment of the remaining part
of the fine.
Miss Nellie Laird, of Cincinnati, accom-
panic by Miss Sallie Eaton, of this city
are visiting their cousins, the Misses Will
son, Of Aberdeen, Ohio.
Detective James G. Francis has just COM
pleted two frames containing five hundred
and sixty pictures of some of the most noted
criminals in the world.
f. Daum, late Sheriff of Bracken County;
James V. Bryson, of Greenup County, and
Robert D. Barr, of Greenup County, filed
their petitions in bankruptcy yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Won Gundy and wife were the
recipients of grand serenade at their new
home last night. The serenaders were
treated to bowels of the amber fluid and to
a grand spread, TO which they did justice
NEWPOIsT.
Squire Joe Hoff is lying dangerously i'll.
John R. Hugle was fined $40 and costs
yesterday by Squire Buchanan for evadng
payment of tolls.
A large sale of real estate was made by
the Master Commissioner at the Court
house this morning.
An intelligent audience listened to the
lecture of Prof. Symmes last night on
"Symmes' Theory Of the North Pole"
Two little boys fought about a stick of
candy on York street yesterday, and one
almost choked the other to death.
Rev. Samuel Eastman, having returned,
services at the York-street Congregational
Church will be resumed tomorrow.
The large cupola at Peckover, Moore &
Co.'S. stove foundry gave way yester
day, and will stop work temporarily.
Mary Roth filed suit of attachment in
the Circuit Court this morning on the dairy
property of ]. G. Payne for debt Of 81 900.
A report reached this city this morning
Of the death at Memphis, of yellow fever of
John Bloom well-known citizen Of New
port.
Mr.. z. E. Wood, member of the School
Board from the First Ward, reached home
yesterday from his trip to the Virginia
mountains
There will be no services at the Taylor
street M. e. Church tomorrow, on account
of the absence of Rev. Mr.. Hner at the
Deering Camp-meeting.
The Constans case has been appealed by
the principal creditors of Louis Constans,
who claim that the Chancellor erred in ad-
judging priority to the Peter Constans
estate.
Suit was filed in the Circuit Court yester-
day by the City of Newport against the New
port Street Railroad Company for license on
cars running for the past two and half
years, amounting to $3.50.
The reorganzed Tibbatts Band are max
ing arrangements for grand entertainment
to shortly take place at the Highland House.
The proceeds will go towards purchasing
new uniforms for the members
An old German lady near Washington
avenue and Whitten yesterday lost her
pocket book containing 81 200 1t affected
her so much that she tried to kill herself.
She was prevented, however, and in a little
while an honest little girl found the money
and gave it to her.
Sergeant James McMullen of Company G,
Second Infantry, returned here from Mt.
Idaho yesterday. He was shot in the shoul-
der by the Indians, and having been hon
orably discharged will make his home in
Newport. He left all his comrades in good
health.
The residence of Vim. and James Nc
Grew, on the Highlands, was entered by
thieves last night and nearly every article
of wearing apparel that the men possessed
was taken. There was also purse contain
ing $40 in money taken. The taking of the
clothes is the biggest loss on the boys, as
they are confirmed old bachelors.
LEXINGTON. ky.
We regret to learn that the stone of the
monument of the Hon. Henry Clay is
crumbling away We had hoped it would
last forever.
There will be festival at the Gratz Park
Saturday night held in the interest of the
Knights of Pythias Their object is to raise
money to meet the necessary demands Of