The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
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COvINGTON.


night free of charge.
Mr. r. S. Frazier, of this CITY, has been
awarded the contract to do all the lettering
for the new Government building.
Mr.. Will ]. Kehoe. editor of the Carlisle
Mercury, and Mr.. Hanson Penn Diltz, OF
the Cynthians Democrat, are doing the city
Perhaps the largest crowd of people that thai.
arrived during the Exposition was that of
to day Oh the Kentucky Central Railroad.
The Kenton County cases in the Court of
Appeals are set for hearing to-day, and
quite number of the Kenton County bar
left last night to be in attendance.
The Daily Trade List ,:ia;r ,:naer a.. ,,,e manage.
menS o! 'an- II. Barney, is one of the
sspiciest little daily papers in this vicinity.
1t Will only run during the Exposition.
Colonel Theo. Leverman has issued invi
tations to the members of City Council for
grand oyster supper Tonight. Bivalves
as big as the ColoneFs feet will be served up.
Willie Waclis, our polite Deputy County
Clerk went into the Sherif's Office to-day
and inquired for County Judge Phelps,
when ne was most Immediately fired out.
In the County Court to-day J. ]. Stevens
qualified as administrator of the estate of
Geo. w. Stevens. Mar!aret Stevens quail.
fled as guardian of Tom and Elizabeth
Stevens.
There was big time at the country resi-
dence OF Mr.. Barney Bengel, on the Lex
ington Pike, last night. Over two hundred
guests were present and dancing was in
dulged in until an early hour this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT.-Mary Pool, the woman
who was raped several monthsago at River
side, o., was fined $13 for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. James Washington
disnrdery, filed away. John Britton and
John Tober, same, dismissed. Cora Baker
disorderly, under advisement.
The will of Richard Lambert, deceased
was admitted to probate to-day. He re-
quests that tine money in the hands of his
mother be used to secure an education for
his son Richard, and requests that his wife
take care of his daughter Anna, and be-
qneathes all Of his personal property to his
wife,
CIRCUIT Court. The only thing of any
public interest in the Circuit Court pro-
ceedings yesterday was the Opie-ning speech
for the defense, in the great $25 case of
James +. Lynn against John G. Taylor for
real estate agents fee. Colonel Opie
opened with the Quirk, Cannon and Snap
illustration very effectively given. He
said: "Quirk caught 'em, Cannon held
'em, Snap skinned 'em, Lynn catches 'em,
Havlin holds 'em. Weaver skins EN-"
In the Anton Z4mbusch will case, tried
several terms ago, the bill of evidence was
filed and an appeal taken.
DR.. Pythian arrived home last evening
from a tour through Indiana.
Messrs. Schussler & Butcher, brewers,
lost horse last night valued at $3.50, from
collie.
The Chancery Court adjourned this morn
ing without accomplishing anything until
October 4th.
Pete Cassidy was fined S. and costs in
the Mayo Court this morning for being
drunk and disordery.
A sharp frost was experienced in the
upper part of the county last night, but not
much damage is reported.
VIM. P. Davies took out a license this
morning to wed Ella P. Allen, and Albert
Davis to wed Alice Hasson. The latter
couple are from Dayton, KY.
An effort will be made in the City Coun-
Gil tonight to have one handsome engine
displayed in the fremen's tournament at
Chester Park next Wednesday.
The Workingmen's meeting last night
was large and enthusiastic, and the plat
form adopted has sound basis The bows
are in earnest and mean business.
Rev. G.. D. e. Mortimer formerly the
we'll known pastor of St. Pauls Episcopal
Church, now OF Grand Rapids, Michigan, is
here, paying visit to old friends.
Rev. Mr.. Gillert, of the German BAPTIST
Church, arrived home from Louisville this
morning, where he was in attendance at
the Kentucky Baptist Association.
Billy Mullen, Pat. Day and Billy schni-
der, inmates of the Hotel de Schwartz, re-
fused point blank to go to work on the
stone-ple this morning. They struck for
higher wages.
The Local appears in handsome new
dress to-day, with the name changed to the
"Kentucky State Journal" Mr.. George
NJ. Dittoe remains as editor-in-chief and
Willis Erwin, Esq, at the head OF the To-
cal department
Gus. Lewis and Jake Haas indulged in
free fight on Monmouth street last night
and battered each other at a lively rate.
They were scooped in, and this morning
Squire Buchanan fined Haas $5 and costs,
and Lewis $3 and costs.
Herman Lodge, Knights of Honor, was
incorporated this morning with John w.
Heppner, Herman ProminM and H.
Pre,sch as incorporators, with power to
run twenty-five years and privilege of re-
newal.
The entertainment given by the Ex-Sol-
diers' and Sailors Memorial Association at
Red Mems Hall, last night, was a success
and rare treat to the large audience pres
ent A handsome sum was realized for the
noble cause.-The relief of the widows and
orphans OF deceased soldiers.
The wedding of Mr.. G. H. Wilson and
Miss Sallie Slime was celebrated last even.
ing at Grace M. f. Church, in the presence
of large and fashionable assemblage. The
affair was recherche in every respect and
was attended by the elite of the city and
many prominent people of Cincinnati and
Cuvington. A reception followed the cere-
mony at the groom S parents, en- York
street.
Mr.. T. C. Bagby Of Bowling Green, KY,
took out a license this morning to wed Mrs.
Isabella Steinsur,a charming young widow