The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
COvINGTON.

MaSOnS nave received new reSallaS.
The George incest case was in progress at
~ o'clock before Squire Mclaughlin.
Rev. J. L. Albritton will preach his fare
we'll sermon at Shinkle Chapel tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry Grotehaus, a very estimable
lady, died at her home ON Greenup street
yesterday "
Last night was the last of Turnkey Mes
last month as Turnkey, and the last OF his
administration.
Ich Toch's partner this morning drew all
the funds in the bank belonging to them
and skipped out.
The employees of the guide-mill in Swifts
Rolling-mil are on strike against re-
duction OF wages.
The Mutual building Association will
sell money at their hall, No. 80 East Fifth
street, next Tuesday.
Rev. Benjamin 7. Kavanaugh, of Texas,
is the appointed preacher at Scott-street
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
Fifty-six barrels of old 'Bourbon" were
shipped yesterday to British Columbia, by
the Boone County Dstilling Company.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court ves-
ter:11iy BY FannS NJ. Hays against John s.
Scott, for the foreclosure OF mo7tgase.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix, pastor of Grace NJ. f.
Church, will conduct the services at Main
street NJ. 4. Church tomorrow evening
The insurance men are indignant over
the fact that several agents from Cinein-
natl are soliciting insurance i'll this city
without license.
A boy baby born at the house of Jacob
Thompson has a hair-lip and no roof in its
ee l.,c& t,,l
its upper lip.
The County Court, Criminal Court and
Democratic Convention meet at Falmouth
Monday. Moses, won't there be red hot
old time there?
A baby was found on the corner of Sew
enth and Bakewel streets last night, and
taken to the house of Mr.. Dolhem until i,
can be properly cared for.
Mr.. Charles Sinclair and his Young friend
Patt, have left for Sherman, Texas where
they will enter into the stove business un-
der the firm name of Sinclair{S & Piatt.
POLICE CouRr. Robert Waddle disorder
ly, dismissed; Tom Mulligan. James Dona
hue and Ed. Farrell. same, $l3 each; Belle
Cunningham, same, IS; X. w. Knight, dis
orderly, 81.
The nuptials of Mr.. William Drew, tyno
at IL e Commonwealth office, and Miss
Emma Grizzle, most estiMable young lady
of this CITY, are announced to be celebrated
in few days
The theme for the morningsern,on bv the
Rev. S. Nj. Jefferson, of Fotrtlrstreet Chris
ttian Church, for tomorrow, is "rhe New
Phase of Religion in Europe" and for the
evening "The JOY of Forgiveness"
The subject of the sermon to morrow
morning. by Rev. O. II. Bartholomew, Of
the Fifth street Christian Church. will be
Journalism in Religion" and his there in
the evening will be The First Gospel Ser
mon"
The ex-soldicrs and sailors OF the late war
will meet Tuesday evening next at Young
'eTs Hall. to pass vote of thanks tu tile
members of Congress who introduced and
Iab6red so faithfully for the passage OF tile
Pension Bill.
Special services will be held ut Main
street NJ. Il Church Tomorrow evening at
T:30 o'clock. TIE Rev. W. NJ. Mnllenix. Of
Grace Church, New ort KY, will preach
upon a very interesting subject. All are
cordially invited.
BABY MNEs.-Mr. James Garrish has a
young son at his house.
Street Commissioner Campbell set ND the
cigars YESTERDAY and named the eirt-well,
we won't say what.
Mr.. Thomas Bailey feels seven feet taller
since that young stranger registered at his
house.
NHWPORT.
Mr.. J. J. Hetsch, of the Local, returned
last night from Washington.
Rev. Mr. Eastman's subject for tomorrow
will be christian Nurture of Children"
Ex-City Marshal Dave Lock hus got
square down to hard pan in the hardware
business.
The taxable property of Newport is near
ly 81, ,0o00U0 and the town is about 81 600
900 in debt.
1t is stated this morning that "Pap." Neu
Is growing worse again. In fact he is in a
critical condition. One of his sides is par
alyzed.
Mr.. Luther Bradford and Miss Belle
Moreiand were welded Thursday evening
'at the residence or the brides parents, on
sthe Alexandra Iike.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
temperance people at Odd-fellows' Hall
tlast'nglit attracted a gOod-siZed and select
audience. The attractions were many and
were higlay appreciated by all present.
Andrnow Madam Gossip has set ahoat, to
Ibe waited about in the calm, Silly ar, the
startling .rimor that one of onr most prom.
inent ministers of the Gospel is about to
we'd a handsome Young lassie who is but
very recently out of her teens.
John Mcclure, owe. armed man. soaked
himself clean through with fve-cent whs-
ky yesterday. and when Officer Flynn at
tempted to arrest him he resisted and let
fly several times at Flynn. John was fined
: $40 and costs By Mayor Harton.
The following parties leave this evening
OH the steamer U. P. Schenck for New Or
leans John Cline and wife, Samuel Cum
mings and wife, Mrs Martha Yeo, of Brook
vile. Ind, who is visiting here, and CAN'T.
Carter and daughter. The sojourners aft or
viewing New Orleans, wilfleave for Florida.
A wagon heavily loaded with hay upset
while attempting to cross the car track at
THE corner OF Madison and dColumbla streets
this morning. The driver. a colored indi-
vdual was thrown about fifteen feet, but
.escaped with slight bruises The wagon