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

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Slung Donahue is suffering with 9
Bprained foot.
Macke's marriage will be the STAR of his
destiny if it is a local affair.
Mr.. Henry Camnitz and Miss Lizzie Huff:
man will be married Thursday.
:, The Scans have removed their quarters tc
the vacant lot below their old quarters
The painters at the Courthouse are on
strike for an increase of 50 cents day.
Melville, son of Richard Steers, died this
morning at his home on Holman street.
The amalgamated Iron Workers will give
Rplcnic at Parlor Grove on the 9th of June,
There will be a tight-rope walking this
evening at G:3O on the corner Of Fifth and
Madison streets.
The Sunday school of the Trinity P. Z.
Church held their monthly convocation
yesterday afternoon.
Jimmie Mccormack, formerly of this
city, is candidate for Street Commissioner
in Omaha, Nebraska.
The Pleasure Seekers soiree at Drexilius
Hall SATURDAY night was a rouser. Every
body enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. Paul Rensch, the popular tonsorial
artist, has added a fine cigar stand to his
shop at |, Jos Madison street.
In the Sherif's race Percval has passed
the first quarter six lengths ahead, and his
competitors show signs of weakness
Criminal Court convened this morning,
Hon. Geo. G. Perkins presiding. The ses-
ZION promises to be short and not very
notable one.
Yesterday leaves blank page in the Do
bce record of our city. Not an arrest of
my sort was made during the twenty-four
hours ending with IL o'clock last night.
We regret to note the serious illness of
Mrs. JOS. A. Keene, the venerable mother
Df Mrs. ]. p Harbick, of this city, and who
has been resident Of Covington for over
axty years.
We speak to be first man at the marriage
pf Mr.. Dennis McCarty and Miss Finley.
Dennls has made good choice, and the
brlde's selection shows that she is Judge
Of an honest and industrious boy.
The boys who came from Pittsburg to
work in Mitchell u Tranter's mill have
compelled the proprietors to sign articles of
agreement stating that they will pay the
prices paid at Licking Roling-mill.
Mr.. Fred. Averbeck will open the Ave-
nue. Hotel on Third street Tomorrow morn
ing with grand lunch. Mr. Averbeck is
We man that knows how to run house,
Ahd his popularity will draw big crowd.
The services at Trinity Episcopal Church
yesterday morning were Of an interesting
character. The rite of confirmation was ad.
ministered to fifteen candidates, and an
able sermon preached by Bishop Dudley, of
The Diocese of Kentuckv
Marriage licenses were issued this morn
mg as follows: Henry Hunnihake aged
20, and Lizzie Weishaupt, aged 22 ]. H.
Rube, aged %, and Mary X. Bryenan aged
10; Henry Rainier, aged 90. and Lizzie
Farwick, aged %, all of Covington.
POLICE CouRT.-Wm. Flynn, disorderly,
bZ| Joe johnson, lighting street gas
lamp, "a; H. Green, drunk and disorderly,
bl3; George Nelson and Mary Ann John
son, two ''coOns" from Cincinnati, were
fined S13 each for disorderly conduct.
Willis haywood, the boy arrested for
vandalism, is only nine years of aye, and is
the pride of the neighborhoud in which he
resides. We will state that he had nothing
to do with the Shinkle Chapel affair, and
was forced into his mischief by older COM
panionS.
G';nI .nI' i'iiLeidl i VI VLe l9le Jolh ~ DAVIS
~ .uon pa AtsIeiSiay CI "iIerhoon from
II loS lHaos r1 teII an Ciurcil was largely
hw R.v Erant n Mo- +ha 49, .o.u0tIn ~ ~
Church, and assisted bv Rev, Hr. Morris Of
Cincinnati
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Two i,res tnls morning. one IN the resi-
Ience na oeGona e3;ht @nna uariaru arr az CLOCK;
tG 81 si. one ~ 'n9 ieo''Giloe r., o"i'eu
y .ne elinGSy neifs ABOVE Ileasaht on
Ieu'o s't'a7t az oaEe NJ III tne rooi caused
prouptly on hand. "~'e
Criminal Count convened this morning
with that statue of virtue and advocate of
morality in the chair, Judge Perkins, and
Judge Gieary, that sapient attorney, at his
aS p'ss. ~, ne e. lorn"1ns were sworn IN 70 act
niai n ai'I p outHt' ~ FIIu, 1ol'l hafhs
raim 1a1re1 NJ nenshIn' G neo W. w; iiainlitoh :.
Mursman, N. L, Young Hayden Kendall
], f. Harbick John Mitchell VIM Uage,
meyer, J. d. Shut, ]. j. Nurnan. and "
B. Carpenter. Judge Perkins delivered
lengthy instruction to the Grand Jury,
which was full OF sound logic and sense,
ana was well received by the crowd of spec
"a oieioot ne ury re'i1ea Kid 70 'neir & room at
to . hroooL of +I,o ,,,ono o,l -, s; : l n 600
Tha oasa nf u II e Wiso VII ",, ;i, was as taneo S1"
,,nrron, .'se n,nrn;na W ~ i''o' Will We oaiieo w.
REAL ESTATE rp.Nsprps
wr KoIIv r. roo;I;a ~ III, +l'; To- u.;,. =.
A. hr ioS fao+ W on na thn 49,, neiy, niS wne' 10Y
An.tin 'o and an Will III @ ua sne"sS 81 corner ol
and affection.
Same to same, lot 39L by 63L feet on the
south side of Second street. at the corner Of
the alley, between Garrard and Greenup
streets; same consideration.
NEwPORr.
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