The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
COyINGTON.

as guardian of Ben. l1artke.
Col. A. c. Sands, formerly of the Times,
was in the city this morning.
The George Coons arrested for robbery is
not George COINS, the carpenter.
Mr.. J. Z. Hamilton will leave this after
noon for Frankfort on legal business.
Livezeys saw-mill was yesterday con-
nected by telephone to his residence i'll this
city.
Squire Francis is reported as suffering so
seriously from dropsy as to be unable 10
move.
The passenger train on the X. G. Railroad
was DELAYED about an hour tins morning.
The delay was occasioned by q break III the
engine.
Mr.. II. A. Harget, late of Covington, and
late of Dover, KY, died at the latter place
last week.
Tonight the colored Baptists will assem-.
bic at the pond on Thirteenth street, and
the Rev. MIR. Blackburn will administer the
rite of baptism to seven new converts
Mr.. James Donavon, the Irish giant, is an
applicant for the position OF turnkey.
Jimmie is the best man that we know OIL
for the position, and man that was never
known to sleep while on duty.
Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias has
rented a hall in the Odd-fellows Building,
corner of Fifth and Madison streets, and
will hereafter meet therein. Their first
conyocation takes place tonight
Nicodemus Meeks and Sarah Clevenger,
hailing from Ohio-the groom from Putnam
County and the bride from Fairfield County
were married by Squire Tebbs at the
Central Hotel yesterday afternoon.
The report of the Jail investigating Com
mittee cens,lres Jailer Willenbrink for ret
strictly enforcing the rules and regulations,
and finds that the escape of Turner and
Clark was the result of the negligence OF
Turnkey Me.
Mr.. Frank P. Marquis and Miss Katie e.
Dunham, the former of Bellefontaine, o.,
and the latter of West Covington. were
united in holy wedlock last evening by Rev.
O. A. Bartholomew, at the residence OF the
brides mother, in West Covington.
Naomi Lodge, No. 129 I. O. 0. f., will
occupy Odd-fellows' Hall tonight with a
reception, This is the first anniversary of
the boys for twenty-four years. and the
public should give them rouser. The
hall has been handsomely renovated for
the occasion.
POLICE CouRT. - Robert Waddel, Tom
Moore, James Donahue, Ed. Farrell four
little shavers, arrested for disturbing the
surprise party, mentioned in the STAR few
days since will be tried Saturday. Belle
Cunningham, disorderly, S.. The case Of
Capt. Jake Sponsor was filed away.
A party of merry friends gathered yester-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. f..
Gray. West Fourth street, to witness the
ma riage of Capt. e. G. Adams and Miss
aF tho hpSfocs Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. 2. b.
Wi,es. The groom and his young and
beautiful bride left Immediately for Louis
vile.
The Pioneer Building and Saving Asse-
citation Last night elected the following Off
GERS: President, F. II. Tilke; Vice Presi-
dent, Joseph Katz; First Secretary, H. A.
Theissen; Second Secretary, G. H. Loebker,
Jr; Treasurer H. F. Blase; Directors, f.
r. Krueskamp, F. w. Fisher, VIM. Fie-
man, B. Bramlage, J. Berberick, Charles
Hilbert B. Willenbrink, John Brachle;
Standing Committee, VIM. Me, VIM. Ruh,
II. C. Krueskamp.
At the meeting of Council last night, J.
II. Berning. for St. Aloysius Church. and
Dennis Kelly, for st. Patrick's Church, were
granted police powers upon the usual con-
ditiona
The report OF the Jail Investigation Com
mittee was concurred In unanimously, and
q resolution passed requesting the jaiier to
discharge Me.
NEWPORT.
VIM. English well-known citizen, is
lying seriously i'll at his home, on Mon
mouth street.
The new Leader favors the introduction
of music, drawing and gymnastics into the
Public Schools
Mr.. John r. Hugle is organizing a COM
pany to go to Silver Cliff, Colorado, on
mining expedition.
City Assessor Pagan gives notice that
parties falling to make returns Of tax lists
by Tuesday next will be subject to arrest.
Mr.. Charles Gallagher has been appoint
ed Deputy County Clerk. vice George Bow
ers, who is living seriously i'll.
There being nothing of special impor-
tance to come before the Police Commis-
sioners tonight, the Board will not meet.
Mr.. Thomas Hawkins, living at Pond
Creek, well known in this city, accidentally
shot himself in the left cheek day or two
ago.
Mr.. Luther Bradford and Miss Belle
Moreland will be welded this evening at
the residence OF the brides parents, OH the
Alexandria Pike.
Mr.. Richard Richmond and his young
wife, who have been absent for several
months at Denver, Colorado, returned
home night before last.
= Rev. Mr. Southgate, who has been assist
ing in the revival now in progress at Tay-
lor-street NJ. +. Church, returned to his
home at Mt. Sterling this morning.
Charles Bending and George Coon, who
were on trial for robbery, were dismissed
this morning Mr.. Kerr, the prosecuting
witness, failing to testify against them.
Mrs. Anthony Zieger, stall-keeper in
the Bellevue street Market, and living
some four miles from this city on the Lick.
ing Pike, dropped dead early yesterday
morning from heart disease.
Bishop Kavanaugh will preach at Taylor
street NJ. Il. Church this evening at half
past o'clock, and Sunday at II a. m. Dr.
Benjamin T. Kavanaugh, of Houston, Tex
as, will occupy the pulpit Sunday evening
The Cincinnati and Nawnort IRON and