The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21
COVINGTON.

The funeral of the bright little child OF
Rev. Frank d. Moore took place this MORN
ing.
The coyineten Dry Dock Company ana
tho Coyinqton Saw-mill will resume opera
tons Monday.
Chrs Phillips, aged twenty-seven, OF Day
of Covington, were granted marriage
license this morning.
Marketmaster England has recovered
Judge Roberts stolen hat. When thls
Knight Of the Pit sets those lynx eyes OF
his on man he's gone.
A special car on the Southern Railroad
and one on the Kentucky Central arrived
In the city this morning with guests lor the
Phillips and O'Hara nuptlals.
Mr.. L. Meis, of the firm OF Wliliams "
Meis, while walking down Pike street yes,
terday, fell at the corner OF kussell anu
Pike streets and broke his collar oohe'
A large cake of ice yesterday struck the
barges lying at Serena's Landing, ana tWeh-
ty Of them were carried off down the river
A part of them were caught lew miles De-
low the city.
POLICE CoURr.-George Boswell, violating
market ordinance, So; George Is the coloreo
cook at Mike Burns saloon; Billy McDoh-
aid disorderly, $751; Charles Bevis, Walter
Cane and VIM. Overdink, breach Oh the
peace, continued.
Frank Lowe filed his official bond as
Sheriff of Kenton County, in the county
Court at Independence yesterday. his Sc
eurities were Theo. Selhorst, II. RowekamP,
md ! II. Sumdeck. Judge Phelps took
The case under advisement until to-day.
The ferryboat Favorite is making regular
trips.
The Choral Society will give concert be-
fore Lent.
The Newport Mannerchor and the Turner
Boclety have united.
The beneficial portion of the Turner So
eiety was discontinued at meeting last
night.
Prof. Appel, of st. Johns (German)
Church refoices in the addition of a daugh-
ter to his family.
improvements Just completed at ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church adds much to the
interior of that beautiful edilice
Mrs. Klaycamp, who resides on Saratoga
street near Harris, broke her left arm near
the wrist by fall yesterday.
The Criminal Court convened Monday
with fifty cases on the docket, twenty
one of which go before the Grand Jury.
Mr. Will. Spencer, who has been on the
sick list the past three weeks, made his ap-
pearance on the streets this morning.
Prof. Won Weller, organist at st. PauPs
Episcopal Church, has formed a class for
the cultivation of congregational singing.
Eoa
ing from a severe fall, appeared OH the
streets yesterday, the first time in three
weeks.
The next term of the Circuit Court will
be twenty-five days in session. February
7th is the last day in which suits can be
filed for the Court.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fritz, who resides on
Front street, near Washington avenue, fell
on the sidewalk yesterday and broke her
right arm near the elbow.
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
OF United Workingmen meet at Lexington
the 23th instant. Messrs. James Woodsides
Of Andes Lodge, No. 2, and John Bassett
OF Concordia Lodge, No. 81, will represent
their respective lodges.
A prominent grocer, and well-known
young society gent, made application to the
proper tribunal this morning, to have a
guardian appointed for his future wife, a
blooming young miss, who lacks eonsidera-
bic of being out of her teens
COLUMBIA, O.
As the GAINESVILLE accommodation on the Pan
handle Road, which leaves the city at 10:45 was
pulling out from Russell Station Yesterday Jim
Maloy, the brakeman, in endeavoring to get on
the train fell under the wheels, and both of his
legs were almost severed from his body. His ago
MES were intense, and after much suffering he
died at O'Clock yesterday morning. Maloy was
one of the oldest employees of the road having
served in the capacity of brakeman for about
thirty years. 1t will be remembered HI son was
killed in the same manner about year ago.
HAMILTON.
A series OF interesting meetings are being held
In the First Baptist Church.
Jacob Banker was yesterday appointed-admin-
istrator of the estate of Peter Banker, deceased
Jack Hyland. general freight agent, is about
again after q few days confinement to the house
Camp No. 13, P. o. s. of A., held meeting last
night, and on next Monday night will hold an
open Camp
The funeral Of Colonel Phares, which took
pace last Saturday from his late residence near
Jacksonburg, was very largely attended.
The funeral of the infant daughter OF F. r. and
Ella Hutchson took place this afternoon al
O'Clock from the parents residence on Second
street
H. s. Bates and Miss Luella Anderson, daughter
of Alfred ]. Anderson, will be united in marriage
Thursday night at the A. M. E. Church. Rev.
Talliver will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. Harrison lost small red morocco pocket
book Saturday last between her residence on East
Ludlow. and Charley Bierles meat store, on Third
street 1t contained a small amount OF money
and some papers valuable only to the owner.
John W. HILL of this city, has gone to Natchez
and New Orleans, to act as arbitrator in DISPUTE
between the Natchez Cotton Mill Company and
the New Orleans Boiler Manufacturing Company
Mr.. Hill is member OF the American Society Of
Civil Engineers.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Important names on the register at the Ashland
Hotel yesterday Col. W. H. New, Cincinnati Prof
DAILY, Texas; Capt Thomas Collins, Paris KY;
6. r. Kutur, Chicago, and Rev James Whitley,
Missouri.
Armstrong, the fellow who was found in one of
the offices of the girls department at City School
No. 2 and held there by Prof. Fox with no other
weapon than poker, until a policeman came
and lodged him In jail, was tried Saturday morn
ing by Judge Kinkead and fined $40 and costs, in
default Of which he went to the rock pile A very
fit place for all such.
In last Saturdays STAR mention was made of