The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-14

COvgNGTON.
Mr. VIM. Mcnamara is off to New York
on visit
! DIR. W. A. Hall, we are glad to learn, is
slightly improved
The Promenade Concert of st. Augustine's
Church will continue through Monday
evening
Mrs. R. H. Ramsay left last night on
trip of pleasure to friends in Wilmington,
Delaware.
Mr. George Bishop and family, we regret
to learn, are about to remove to FRANKLIN,
Pa, TO reside.
Mr.. VIM. Sayers, of the Commonwealth,
yesterday celebrated the sixtleth annlver-
sary of his birthday.
The Twilight Dancing Circle give the
finest party of the season at Drexelius Hall
on Thanksgiving Eve.
Col Richard Fl. Collins, the well-known
Kentucky historian, formerly OF CoVlng-
ton, but now residing in Louisville, was IN
the city yesterday.
Moses Helvey, through the efforts OF his
counsel, Judge Roberts, has been granted
new trial and will be down to-i,jght in
charge of Sheriff Lowe.
Hon. JOS Hermes has been invited to
address the German Pioneers at their social
to be given on the 26th, for which great
preparations are being made
There was only one case in the Police
Court this morning; that OF Cameiback
Murphy, who was discharged on promise to
leave the city in thirty-six hours.
Mr., Thomas P Grasty, of the Louisville
Bar, and Miss Matte V. White, Of Ner-
sailes, KY, q runaway couple, were mar
red in Trinity Church, this city, last even
ing, by Rev. George f. Bugbee.
Sheriff Lowe and Deputy Marshal Healy
have left for Frankfort KY, having in
charge Mckinney, the negro found guilty
at the last term of the Criminal Court OF
committing an outrage, and who was SEN
fenced to twenty years imprisonment.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Judge Makibben is quite i'll at her
residence in Alexandra.
A marriage license was issued to William
Weinhart and Carrie Sauer.
o The Lonsdale D. A. will give masquer-
ade at Odd-fellows Hall tonight
Fifty new volumes, mostly novels, were
Yesterday added to the Odd-felloWs Lii
brary.
Mr.. Wm Tuttle, of Natchez, Mississippi,
q former resident of this city, is visiting
friends in Newport.
Major Taylor Thornton and Marshal Dave
Lock left this morning for an extensive
hunting expedition through Indiana
The new water main on York street was
carelessly turned on last night filling the
cellar of ]. B. Barnes, corner OF York and
Southgate streets.
The Waldenmeyer Amateur Orchestra
Concert at Odd fellows Hall last night was
we'll attended, highly enjoyed, and pro-
nounced success i'll other respects.
Joseph Wettobrnk was fined SIS and
costs by Squire Harmeyer, in Cincinnati,
yesterday afternoon for cruelty to animals
In driving mule with sore shoulders.
Mr. John B. Lock, Treasurer of the School
Board, this morning filed his accounts with
Judge Makibben, who had them audited
and transmitted to the Board Of Public In
struction.
Andy Mckee, the well-known minstrel
and an old Newport boy, writes to friend
that he has made good hit in "Hould
Hengand," and is now filling successful
engagement.
J. B. Payne, Esq, was the recipient this
morning of i commission from Governor
McCreary to fill the unexpired term OF
Magistrate in the Second District, vice
Joseph Hoff deceased.
1t is rumored that the Principal of the
Seminary Building has presented his resig-
nation to the Local Trustees. The riotous
conduct of the pupils which has caused this
resignation is disgrace to the schools
Mr.. Thos. B. Moore, who has been absent
from the city the past fifteen years, took
out license this morning to wed Miss
Sarah Shelton, an accomplished young lady
of this city. Rev. Mr.. Tinker will tie the
knot this evening at the residence of the
brides parents, after which the young
couple will leave for st. Louis, their future
home.
Messrs. O'Neill and Finley, of Covington
attorneys for John Tracy, Jr, made appli
cation to Judge Makibben this morning for
writ OF habeas corpus and reduction OF
bail in the case of their client The writ
was granted and will be heard next Satur
day before Judge Perkins. Tracy, it will
be remembered, was held over to the Grim
inal Court in the sum of $500 on charges
of burglary.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Home of the Friendless will be with
out Matron after next Tuesday.
Mr.. Ben. Williams, of Versailles is able
to be about again with the aid of a crutch.
Dr. 0. Mahoney told us this morning that
the monument in the Press office would
soon be erected to the memory of the
Transcript
A colored man named Jones fell last eve
ming while under the influence of kill me
quick" near the corner of Maxwell and
Lower streets cutting his hand and face
badly. The blood flowed freely for awhile
from wound in his left cheek.
TO the Editor of the Star:
Subscribers are notified not to pay any
boy in my employ a cent for subscription
as 10 boy has any authority to collect
will call myself every Monday and do the
collecting. If this be violated the subscrp
tion must be paid again when ] call.
T. A. FLANNELLY.
In the case Of Sam. Irwin, OF color, agains
Policeman Thomas Donellan, for the recov
cry Of five pigs, both parties having wit
hesses to back their respective claims, be
Tore Squire Van Pelt day before yesterday