The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.
Strawberries in town.


Church tonight.
Mrs. Martin, Of Stevens street, has re-
turned from pleasant visit TO Delhi, O.
Mrs. N. O. Brooks, nee Nora Savage, of
MIlersburg, is visiting her parents in this
city.
The Lexington Conference OF The Meth
odlst Episcopal Church meets in Louisville
tomorrow.
General H. P. Ransom and bride were il
the city yesterday, newly returned from
their wedding trip.
Rev. Father Jones has concluded to give
another one of his delightful soirees at Drex'
elius Hall on Easter Monday.
Geo. Delaney was arrested by Constable
Lambert this morning on the charge Of
stealing horse from one Scnour near lnde-
pendenCe.
Colonel James B. Casey, Legrand Arm
strong and James Wren are all fishing for
the Democratic nomination for rSherif, with
the chances in favor of the latter.
Colonel Frank Mead has. .laken The Scott
and O Hara place, south OF the Reed House,
and proposes to establish place of enter
tainment OF a lirst-class character
Mr.. James Wiggins the new notary, had
his first case this morning, and the manner
in which he manipulated his client showed
that he understood his biz
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine McCarty
took place this morning from the Cathc-
dral. Requiem Mass was celebrated, and
the remains were followed to their last rest
ing place by large number of sorrowing
relatives and friends.
The people in the Second Legislative Dis
trct should cast their votes for Mr. NJ. T.
Shine for the LEGISLATURE. lie is well quail
iiied, and will cndeavor to do something
for his constituents and not for his pocket
like some misrepresentation
Tomorrow and thereafter line of cars
are to be run from Fourth and Scott and
return at "A fare OF I cents, and transfer tick
cts for Main or Scott street are to be had at
the further charge OF 8 cents. The ears are
painted green, and the line will take its
name from that color.
N1wPORT.
The law firm of Root & Wright has been
dissolved
Mr.. Tate Biehl is home, after an extern
siye Southern tour
The number oe boarders at the Hotel dc
Schwartz has dwindled down to twelve
Our friend Mr.. J. J. Hetsch. OF the Local,
it is rumored, will shortly wed a handsome
young blonde OF Newport.
Hon. A. S. Berry was unable 10 attend
"IexingtOns Centennial on account of
the severe illness of his wife.
Mr.. Fred. Murst entertained host of his
friends in good old style, last night, on the
occasion of his forty fifth birthday.
Mr. James Walsh of Covinpton hae mo-
sented purse OF 50, COO to the Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd, on the Alexandria Pike.
Mr.. NJ. J. Richmond, it is SAID, will
shortly leave for Toronto, Canada, where
he WILL wed young charmer oi that city.
lEIhe Harmonic Singing Society are max.
ing preparations for grand concert to
shortly take place at the Highland House.
General George b. Hodge was bitten in
the hand by a pet squirrel yesterday, the
teeth OF the animal meeting through the
Colohel 1aylor thornton, Jr, Killed
mad dog yesterday at; the corner OF Colnm.
ovar~ o,a CIV az "e uos ,s
~ Sr,.,5 -. ~ ..-,,
1oil i.oo.e,' & W,,I fG,useu "' 'iie eietehtll
from The Newnort ;o,l to AIavondria Mon.
dav 10 he tried On s,cborye of hasiardv nre-
ferred a%oinst hin, bv Kntia ft'
Rev Mr. pett;s of 81 pouI,s Enisconol
chnh o M, hfo e.1;s Gi 3, "a, ao'is EIiscol'al
alteI lne il'or',lhs seiNice nu,iuay, hlhted IN
be paid more promptly that nearly 800
was due iilHi now, ana that this thing OF
suos,stlhg on cruel as ne was oollgeo TO 90
@ lor 'he r past SIX nti months was apo"t played
stanter for in a very few moments tbe
handsome sum of $3.50 was subscribed This