The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
COvINGTON.

COvINGTON.
No Police Court this morning
Three stray horses at tMiddendorfs stable.
The Misses Deisler will not receive to.
morrow.
Market lasts until 10 o'clock tonight at
the Seventh-street Market Space
N John Mara fell into the Licking River
n yesterday and receiveda good ducking.
Mr. Bart. Long, of Verona, is the guest OF
his attractive cousin, Miss Kate Callahan.
Miss Mamie Harrison, of Mt. Repose, O.,
is the guest of the family of Major S. K.
Hays. ..t
Leander Stephens and Miss Fannie Tup-
man were granted marriage license this
morning. .r.g
Eclipse Ball at Drexelius Hall tonight,
and Mayfower Novelty Troupe at Odd
fellows Hall.
VIM. Krutz, of Normansville, KY, ar
riyedin this city this morning nine
hundred rabbits. EL& LEy 4
That handsome cross and Tyre on exhibit
ton at Nodler's is to be raff1ed off. 1t is
: the work of Mrs. 1. L. Wheeler.
The soiree of the young ladies of st. Pat
Lcks Church at Odd-fellows' Hall last night
tas of course enjoyable, and largely at
sended.
The funeral of Mr.. Isaac Greenwood this
morning was largely attended. Rev. Mr..
Taylor preached avery appropriate funeral
sermon.
Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Spangler
and q couple of ladies were out sleighridng
Iha} ainlos aorx rxei1ad ay,I fhas Ialiapt xraro
precipitated out of the sleigh, but fortu-
natelywithout injury.
Mr. George smans and Miss Rose Fagin
will be united in marriage tonight at The
Bishop herattendantsr will be
Miss Mary Fagin and Mr. Henry Asman,
and the! bride will be attred in plum
colored silk.
The Main-street M. E. Church Lyeeum
meets this evening at the Church. The
programme of exercises is as follows:
Re,tdinga;. Pollock Pursuits n Henveno
Solo and Lord, MY God,
.Roilln st'Enec sol Music
Read The monograph
Spnga Scatter Seed"
Dlaosue Inc Mourner
Stand BY You iii the Morning
N4wPORT.,
J. B. Boyd, Esq, left last night for Texas
The Post-offiiee will close at 10 a. m to-
morrow.
The custom of calling will be very gener-
ally observed tomorrow.
Mr. Wiedeman, the brewer, has slowed
away nine hundred tons of ice.
The Catholic Churches will hold divine
service tomorrow as on Sundays.
The old duck and goose ponds are fur
nishing pure lake ice'' for the coming
summer.
Mr. J. w. Victor and family, of Harrison
County, are the guests of Mr.. f. M. WebsSer
and wife.
Sam. Hill and DR.. Barker, two well-known
citizens, are about to open Wholesale gro
Gerry in Cincinnati.
Deputy U. S. Marshal G. L. Rugg served
libel on the steamer Ed. Hobbs, which lies
above Dayton, KY, for seamen's wages.
Watch meeting will be observed at Grace
M. L. Church and at the German Baptist
Church. commencing ats tonight and last
ing until II.
The Thornton boys will give the use of
their ice-pond on Sandy Lane tomorrow
free to the public. The pond contains ten
acres of beautiful skating ice.
Special services will be held st. Johns
German Protestant Church tonight. In
the absence of the regular organist Mr.
Joseph Meier OF the Abend Post, will pre-
side at that instrument.
A young man named Herman Metherill,
who resides near Grants Lick, was waylaid
on Sunday night by foolpads while return
ing home OIL the Licking Pike and robbed
of silver watch and $13 in cash.
Mrs. Sinclair, an old lady residing on
Saratoga street, fell on the sidewalk this
morning, at the corner of Mayo and Mon
mouth streets, and broke her collar bone.
She is lying in a critical condition.
The Concordia- Choir of st. Paul's
Church, last night elected officers as fol-
lows: A. J. Hoyle President; Fred Beber-
mann, Vice President; Miss Lena Wagner,
Secretary; Miss Laura Sleinert, Treasurer:
ii. Deitz, Librarian; Prof. Sleinert Macs.
trO.
The Noah Dove Lodge No, 90 l. O. 0. f.,
elected The following, officers last night:
N. g., John Mccormack; V. g., w. H.
Trainer; II. S., John Bale; P. s., B. T. Tay-
lor; Treasurer, John d.. Raipe; Trustees
Robert Pay, Thomas NJ. Heweston, Geo. II,
Speckman.
The congregation of St. Johns Protestant
Church last night elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President Geo.
Pickelman; Secretary, Heinrich Schmidt
Treasurer, Jacob Kohrman; Presbyters'
Henry Wiese Peer Gruenhois and Jacob
Matz received the same number of votes.
and consequently, none were elected
Trustees, Ernst Berlemann, Jacob kuel
Mer, ID. Nadermann and Conrad Lehkamp.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
A great number of the fast trotters were out
Sunday afternoon, and regular sleighing carni-
val took place.
Five prisoners have escaped from the Woodford |
County jail. One of them, Henry Shrewsbury. |
was under sentence of death. No arrests yet
At Versallss last Thursday Il celored man
named Williams while resisting arrest was shot
by the Marshall The wound is not dangerous.
The funeral of Rev. DR.. billiard, one of the old |
est and most widely known Baptist ministers in |
Kentucky, was preached in this city yesterday at |
The Upper-s treet Baptist Church
LUDLOW. nv.
The "coastng season" is hugely enjoyed by |