The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
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COvINGTOH-
The Board of Equalization are In session
ut the Court House. -
Miss Kate Collins has recovered from an
attack of pneumonia. a
Mr.. Edward Clarkson and family have
removed to Alabama.
Father Lambert returned this morning
from Maysville, and looks rosy.
Mr.. Michael Sheridan, sexton Of Linden
Grove Cemetery. is seriously i'll
There will be the usual Sunday services
at Drexelius Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Frank D. Moore and William Ernst
have gone to the Presbytery at Greenup,
KY. VII
Mr.. John Falls, Ex-Councilman. re-
turned yesterday from lengthy visit In
Nevada
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment have purchased two thousand feet OF
new hose. tr 1913 fir.
Watkins street is nearly completed, and
Ben. Kerr says it's the best job in town.
Ben. knows
Rev. M. J. Howe. of Georgetown, will ex-
change pulpits tomorrow with Rev. 0. A.
Bartholomew, Of this city.
Joseph Hartke, the victim of the late
fire, has called meeting OF his creditors to
make a settlement with them.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
to Thomas M. Thomas OF Covington and
Elizabeth Price of Pomeroy, o. ~
Rt. ReY.- Bishop Toebbe will administer
the sacrament of confirmation at Corpus
Christi Church, in Newport, tomorrow.
The stagnant pond on Twelfth street be-
tween Holman and Lee should be abated.
1t is very unhealthy for the residents Of
that vicinity. 't
The saloons, that Ia, majority Of them.
will be closed tomorrow, although there
has been no official notification of the pas
sage of the Sunday Law Bill.
POLICE CoURT.-Johnny Murphy, who
was arrested for using insulting language to
lady on Madison street, had bis case con-
tinued; Pat. Sullivan, drunk, s. 45 b
The ever popular Emerald Dramatic
Club are out for grand entertainment at
st. Mary's Hall on the 9th of May, for the
benefit Of St. Mary's Parochial School
The Republican Executive Committee
met last night, but failed to transact any
business. They will meet again next Fri
day evening, when the matter of putting q
ticket in the field will be discussed.
At the Universalist Church, at Drex-
elius Hall, tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock, Rev; J: III H, Hartley will preach
from the text, 1.-THE Lord hath done great
things for us already" Open conference
in the evening.
REAL EsrArE-Master Commissioner, for
John Mayleben's heirs &C., to George M.
Herancourt, east half of Lot No. 10, Joseph
A. Keene's subdivision, so feet front on
Pike street by 20 or 80 feet deep to Elev-
enth street. Covington; $500.
The sachel or case ofsurgical instruments
stolen from DR.. Dulaney's buggy
night before last was recovered yesterday
and returned to the owner. Some boys
found 1t under log down on the bank oil
Licking. The sachel was cut open as if to
see what 1t contained, but nothing was ta-
ken out of it.
Next Wednesday and Thursday morning
Herr Doc. De Gruyder and Esquire Nc
Laughlin will sell valuable lot of property
for good Father Brandts. The property
consists of four lots on the east side ol
Madison street south of Twelfth, two or
Wood street, four on Greenup street south
of Seventh, the hospital property on Sew
enth street, three on Fourth street, one on
Banklick street and four valuable houses
on Bellevue street, in Newport
| The Masons are busily engaged in pre-
pairing for their celebration of Ascension
Day at the First Presbyterian Church on
the evening of the 9Th of May. The Com
mandery OF Covington will be supplement.
ed by the addition of Sir Knights from
Newport Paris and Cynthiana. Rev. Frank
D. Moore will preach the sermon, and the
full Masonic choir of nine male voices with
four female voices as concealed quartette
will render a musical service under the
direction of Sir knight J. D. Hunt that
will be novel and extremely attractive.
Tomorrow the various Catholic benevo-
lent societies of Covington celebrate theil
anniversary with grand procession and
religious worship at ST. Joseph Church.
Rev. Father Giddins will deliver the ser
mon at o clock in the afternoon. A fne
arch Of evergreens, bearing the emblems Of
the various societies, has been erected in
front OF st. Joseph's Church. The new
banner of the Knights of St. George will b,
displayed in the procession. The
members Of the various societies will attenc
holy communion in their respectiv,
churches in the morning. The procession
will be attended by two bands of music
and the following is the line of march: Th,
Knights of st. George form at Pike anC
Madison streets at O'Clock sharp, ther
20 to st. Joseph's Church. where they
will meet St. Benedictus Benevolent Socie
ty. Then the procession moves west or
Twelfth to Edward, north on Edward tt
Pike, west to Western Row, north to Lewis
where they will be joined by the st. john
Benevolent Society, then east on Lewis tt
Pike, east on Pike to Philadelphia, nortf
to Riddle, east to Bakevell to St. Aloysus
where they will be joined by the St. Alloy
sius Societies. The procession then will
move to Mother of God Church, where the
St. Bernard and St. Georges Societies will