The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

Or. J. A. Keith left last night for Europe via
New York
Billy dempsey has recovered his cat Thanks
70 the STAR.
Thomas Burns was granted his naturalization
papeIs to-day.
Rev. Father swaygers, ali Ex Jesuit. has joined
the C0Yington Diocese.
Nick Cochran, with his little pistol, sent purp
20 his long home to-day.
The Pleasure Seekers will give their usual soiree
al DreXlius Hall toni ghL
The personal estate of Geo Yelling according
to the appraisers, is worth S452.
There will BE- divine services at Musical Fund
Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. ROther and wife, nee Baker, of Front street,
lett last night for tour through Wisconsin,
Wheat still pours in the city over the Kentucky
Central Railroad Fiity-tour car loads arrived to-
day.
Patsey Madden was elected last night to fill the
vacancy in the Seventh Ward Democratic ENecu-
tive Committee.
John McGill is the man who from henceforth
and forever viii be called 80! Papa! .! Papa."
Weight II pounds
Rev. J. A. Dickson. of Mllersburg, will conduct
the services at the Ninlh-street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
Two car loads OF coored people arrived on the
Kentucky Cent o. Railroad this morning. They
nail from all along the line.
at the Cathedral during the summer months,
owing to the intensity OF the heat
Appointment merchant OF this city, whose tomb
stone is ready to be placed over the grave, had 1t
attached yesterday for whisky bill.
Rev. Father Lambert has returned from hisvsit
TO his venerable father in Canada. MT. john
Mock accompanied him on his return.
Suppose George Piatt Ind been some poor negro,
he would have ecn Klen-iZed.-t Enquirer He
should be for the protection Of innocent females
For the benefit of the Democratic Executive
Committee we will state that one member has MS
much right To collect and disburSe money as the
other.
The Mayor has issued proclamation for people
to muzzle their dogs The police have been nOti-
fed to Kill all dogs caught running al large in the
city limits.
Col James Hester will entertain his friends to-
night with grand no might pcnic al his gard
den on River Road and Western avenue pleas
mt time will he had
Rev Father Jones, of this city will conduct the
services at the Church of Immaculate Conception,
in Newport, tomorrow, i'll the place of Father En-
MS who is visiting i'll the East.
The dog fight between the Cincinnati slut
"Ntlle' and the Covington dog Tanner was
by the latter in hours and 81 minules,
$1,000 changed hands on the result
The estimsble wife OF Mr.. John T. Hardcbecke
died this morning at her residence on Harvey
street, after long sickness with consumption.
Deceased was very estimable lady.
si1ty-three thousand pounds Of hemp arrived
oil the Kentucky Central Railroad to-day for Bos
ton Mas. Kentucky could use all OF her hemp to
an advantage if justice was done onethird of her
criminals.
PoLICE CoURT-Mrs. Joyce, dsorderlv. contin-
ned; Lydia Wal lac" same dismissed The cases
Df Jane, MurIIssey Mike Farrell and VIM. NJ Dan
maid, lor IL breach ol the peace, were continued
until next Saturday Peter Fritsch, on charge
Of breach OF the peace, was fined S2S
David Sanders, an employe Of Mitchell & Trant
er's rolling mill, met with painful accident He
was pulling II OF the large bars # iron through
The rolls when q flash fr m the rolls occurred, and
apprlon of the hot brls struck him i'll the eye.
IL is feared he will lose the sight it,
Ntss Annie. the very attractive and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Charles Donnelly, entertained
her friends in elegant style Thursday evening,
with grand musicale A very interesting pro-
gramme rendered by number of professional
and amateur tAent whO pdrtcipaLedln III the Iestivi-
lies OF the evening.
Last night few minutes before 10 o'clock, Mr..
Max khuon, the weil-known druggist on the cor
per of Twelfth ana scott Streets was mixing some
medical compound, when his little son Max, who
was in the store at the time caught up an un-
rorked bottle OF strong sulphurlC acid, and before
any person could ntt feIe swallowed large guam
ity OF the contents The child was horribly
burned and fingered in great agony until this
morning. when it died.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-John B. Foster to
the First National BANK. lot 10 by 100 feet ON the
northeast corner OF Powell and Greenup streets;
$500
Master Commissioner, for the heirs and credi-
tois Of W. L SChrock, deceased 10 Amos Shinkle,
lot q by l245z feet, on the south de Of Eighth
street l6l feet west Of Madison street, and being
part of Lot 60 Fosters addition; also lot 40 by l25
feet. on Ihe south side OF Eighth street 1S2 feet
west OF Madison street; $3.50.
Mr.. NJ. T. Shine candidate for the Legislature
in the Second Dist CT will be charged by both
Democrats and Republicans with having voted
for MessrS Percival, Geiswein and Dengler AGAINST
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