The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-15
COVENGTON.

Ten little "Injuns'' played game of La
Crosse yesterday on the Star Grounds.
The gaslamps in the Market-house were
still burning at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr. Logan and Willie Carlisle are home
Tor the summer from the College at Anchor
age, KY.
The Union NJ. e. Church went pcnicking
tins morning on The steamer C-olored B-ap-
tist Church
Rev. Mr.. Bartholomew, the new pastor at
Fifth-street Christian Church, will occupy
the pulpit tomorrow.
A the closing of the Treasurer's office last
night $4,000 of the $1l5Uo0 on the June
duplicate had been paid.
Mr. George Veneman and his accom-
pfshed sister, Miss Lou, of Evansville, Ind,
are visiting at Mr.. J. Ii. Speakers.
The iron in the boilers of the new steamer
Paris q. Brown was manufactured by the
Mitchell u Tranter mill of this city.
a prominent society belle and her sister
kviewed the game of Lacrosse yesterday Oh
the Star Grounds, through a knot-hole.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met this afternoon, and decided to retain
Phelps as County Judge and Wise for At
torney.
Oh a visit. Upon her return she will reside
with Mrs. Dorsey ON West Seventh street,
Cincinnati
Next Thursday is the day set for the con-
cert OF Miss OSter at Odd-fellows' Hall. Let
Coyingtonians show their appreciation of
their own talent
Police CoURT.-Amanda Ford and Lima
Brown, two dusky .dalnsels, were tined $4
each for dsorderly conduct; Frank Murig,
breach OF the peace, $53
The exhibition of the work of the Public
School children continues all day to-day
md until 10 tonight Excellent music is
IN at Hndance, and every citizen should
encourage the display by his or her pres
ence
A rural youth named VIM Williams, from
the region OF Florence, KY, was victimized
put OF a suit of new clothes which he had
just1purchased yesterday. The victimizer
was smart young man of the confidence
persuasion whom Willie w. had picked up
Ill Cincinnati.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. John r. Hugle has patented change
drawer OF his invention.
Elder James Challen will preach at Hay
mans Hall Sunday morning at II o'clock
Rev. Mr. Tinker will preach at the First
PBaptist Church Sunday morning and even
ing.
The venerable Capt. Sigman was brought
to the Station-houSe this morning ID. D.
Dead Drunk.
Tom Carlisle, mention of whose arrest
was made in Yesterdays STAR, was soundly
lectured by Judge Geisler this morning and
dismissed.
A protracted meeting will be inaueurated
next Monday at the First Baptist Church
under the auspices of Rev. A. L. Jordan, of
Springfield, o.
DR.. s. l.. Bennett has prepared paper on
malarial fever, which he proposes to read
before the Academy of Medicine in Cincin-
natl next Monday.
Judging from the tenor of the people on
hll sides, there appears to be u general dis
satisfaction at the change made in the man.
Rgement Of the Public Schools
The choir of the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception were delightfully."- enter |
tlined Thursday evening by the pastor,
Kew. Father Bent, at his r sidence on Cabot
street.
The time of holding Sunday-school at the
York-street Congregational Church has
been changed from the afternoon to $50 a. |
N. The other services at the Church will |
be as usual.
A little son of Mr.. Charles Brown mar
rowly escaped drowning this morning by |
falling in headioremost in pond near the |
head of Brighton street. A man passing at |
the time pulled him out.
la man named Andrews, residing at Louis
willie, was awarded the contract for building
new depot for the Short-line Road at this |
point. The first carload of stone for the |
building arrived this morning.
The pupils of the Public Schools, to the
number of five hundred besides great
humber of parents, made a trip to the To-
illogical Garden yesterday. The weather
was exceedingly fine, and everything passed
off pleasantly and agreeably to ALL
A colored man named Bill Scott was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of forncation
with dusky damsel named Ellen Wilson.
lie appeared before Squire Buchanan this
morning and requested a continuance of
his case that he might be given chance to
marry Miss Wilson. The Squire, however,
fined him $50 and COSTS and, in default of
payment, sent him to Jail.
LUDLOW, Ky.
Doc Leckner is in town.
The Democracy Of this precinct will hold
D meeting SOME evening the coming week,
to which the nominated candidates will be
cordially invited.
The Galaxy Dramatic Club held meet
Ing few evenings since, and adopted new
constitution and bylaws And now it is
in order for the Armory Hall Association
to proceed to make the proposed changes
30 much needed.
American Eagle Lodge, I. O. o. F., of this
city, will give their annual picnic at Park
sEs Grove ON next Wednesday, the 10th.
r1he Champion No. 0 is engaged for the ex-
cursion and all wishing good days pleas
nre will DWELL to patronize the Eagle bird,
Rs she proposes to take the best of care of
pill large and small, who place themselves
nnder her protecting wing that day.
Rev. VIM. Macaffee will lecture on Com
nunism," at Wesley M. e. Church, to-
borrow evening. The well-known ability u