The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

MTS. JChn tray was tenuereu most de
lightiul surprise party last night.
Miss Lille Swinney, of theIColville Foil,
Company, was in the city yesterday visit
ing friends.
Mr.. II. i. Lowell is having a cupol,
erected on his house which reminds us of ;
vinegar castor.
Miss Carrie Bruestte and Mr.. Rober
Meyers Will he married at st. Pauls Churcl
tomorrow morning.
Rss DR.. Bende, distinguished divine
will lecture at the Nnth-street Presbyte
rlan Church to-ng It.
DR.. VIM. Hall was arrested yesterday or
the charge of adultery. He will be tried
Friday by Squire Evans.
Mr. James Nixon, of Ludlow, Contractor
on the Southern Road, had one of his lces
badly broken dav before yesterday. He was
taken to Somerset.
Police CoURT.-Jacob Sponsor, breach OF
the peace, continued; Thos. Alexandria,
petit larceny, continued until Friday; Aug.
O'Neil, dlsorderly, $13.
Communion services will be held at ST.,
Patrcks Church Sunday morning. The
rite OF confirmation will be administered
To sixty children. Solemn Pontifical Yes
pers will be celebrated in the evening by
the Rt Rev. Bishop Toebbe, and a renewal
oi the oaptismal VOWS and confirmation.
Young Nichols, who has been confined
IN the Falmouth Jail awaiting trial on the
charge of horse-stealing, yesterday made
MS escape from Gust dy. He was white
washing the exterior of the Jail, and being
sent by the Jailer to get bucket of water
Took the opportunity to flee. He has not
been seen SINCE
The Covington Choral Society met last
night to close its affairs of the season, and
alter having given four concerts as prom
lsed and fulfilled all pecuniarv eugape.
ments, announce it to be in thoroughly
prosperous condition. They intend to CON
nnue III existence.
Mr. Jacob Gould and Miss Lizzie Barker
were united in marriage last night at the
residence of the brides sister on Garrard
street, Rev. 7. N. Wise officiating. The
wedding was an unostentatious affair, and
NOBODY save few of the relatives Of the
pride and groom were present. No pane
sync expressions could explain the happi-
ness wished them. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
VII board at Mrs Daugherty's, on West
Third street, for few weeks.
NEwPORT.
1|oNiO Olk tDoh OUT u incense tD1S morn
ing to wed Mary Poos.
}. +. Brasier was admitted to practice in
the Courts of this county, in the Criminal
Court yesterday.
Samuel Prather, agent of the Adams Ex-
press Company here, who has been danger
Dusly i'll, is fast recovering.
The funeral of Captain T.. Bowers late
tlty Treasurer, took place yesterday after
noon and was very largely attended.
The engine and other machinery for
Llvezey's new saw mill has been contracted
Tor at Erie Pa. The insurance on the old
mill has been paid up.
Mrs. Payne an aged lady, residing on Co
lumbia street. near Taylor street. fell down
flight Of stairs day before yesterday, and
received serious internal juries.
Mrs NJ. L. Ross, the Postmistress, received
more OF the $40 refunding bonds, and they
will be placed on sale Tomorrow. Let the
Newport boys be on hand and protect their
own interests.
The Young Mems Independent Club, at
meeting last night elected the following
officers President, II. 7. Styles; Vice Pres |
ident, T. ). Hawthorne; Secretary, J. b. |
Waterhouse; Assistant Secretary, G. E. |
Boggs; Treasurer, p. Spring; Sergeant-at- |
Arms, J. Sands; Executive Committee /
Charles Turner, Ben. Payne, G.. Berry.
CRY CougT.-Barney Mack was fined SIS |
and costs for being drunk and disorderIy, |
but the. fine was renitted on condition that |
he leaves town; Charley Spitzleburger,
Charley WinkIehouse and Win. Schrader,
three little lads, were arrested last night |
for making use of very smutty language.
Mayor Harton allowed them to depart with
q severe reprimand.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-August Hanselman
and Theodore Schmidt pleaded guilty to
selling liquor to minors and were fined $50
and costs each.
Andrew DiIling pleaded guilty to keep
ing tiEpling- house, and was fined $50 and
costs.
All the other liquor and gaming cases
we're continued until the next term.
Peter Kott pleaded guilty to stealing
,ow, and was sentenced to one year in the
Penitentiary.
Frank Mccormack and Thomas Smith. II
he lads who stole rope from boat near
Dayton, were sentenced to one year each in
.be Penitentary, the lowest term the law
'llows, on account of their tender age, If
hey are young in years. they must be old :
n crime, for on being taken back to Jail =
hey went through adouble song and dance. g
The female pupils of the ParochiaI I
school attached to the Church of the Im- '
naculate Conception gave concert and n
ramatlc entertainment at dd.fellows
Hall last night, for the benefit of the
chool. Long before clock, the hour of =.
commencement, the hall was filled to its J.
Utmost capacity, and quite q number was 7
nable to gain admittance. The drama. =
House on the Avenue" was admirably y
endered, and taught a good, prac ical Z
ssson to those who are not content with l
heir station in life, but are endeavoring to i
uild castles in the air by living beyoud
heir means. Among the characters well
aken, special mention might be made of n
llss Annie kahil, as mother of Mrs. !
ields; Miss Celia Comfy, as Julia, daughter 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields; Miss Kate Bur fe
lge, as Topsey Turvey, a servant am Miss d
larry O'Neill, as Mary. The song, ppm b
oor Little Orphan" was charmingly rem il
cred by Miss Nellie Plummer, for which o.
he received a handsome bouquet The al
osing song, Good Night" by all tbe II
upils, was well rendered. Rev. Father
nnis stepped on the stage, and, i'll few al
It very appropriate remarks thanked the ol
idience for their kind attention during n;
le entertainment. ST
Mrs. M. Reidel returned from st. Louis d.
st Monday. to
Neck tie social at the Colored Church to- Sc
ght Wednesday,. e,
DR.. Griffiths hasremodeled and tastefuIIv al
rnshed his Office. az
Mrs. Barbara Duerr returned from the M
leen City yesterday. 81
Sam johnson was arrested yesterday, and to
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