The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
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The Covington Turnsemeinde will give q
grand ball at their hail on Easter Monday
night
Mr.. W. J. Sandford will arrive home to-
day. Let every body extend to him the
cordial grasp of welcome.
John Mohlenkamp pleaded guilty to-day
of violating the Sunday law and was dis
missed by Esquire Mclaughlin.
Mr.. D. H. Rains, of the Nashville Ban
ner, accompanied by his daughter, is
visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. W. W.
Cleary.
The Sunday Committee have distributed
25, 900 circulars in the city, the tone OF
which has back action from their recent
actions.
Miss Kate Mcdaniel, Miss Annie
Hughes, Miss Josie Hughes, and Mr.. Thos.
Elliott and daughter, are guests OF the
family of W. P. P.Tucker, Esq.
Rev. J. H. Hartley will preach on the
Sunday question at Drexelus Hall to-mor-
row evening at o'clock. Rev. Jesse Cor
wine will preach in the afternoon.
The verdict of the Coroner's Jury this
morning in the case Of Pat. Malone, who
died suddenly Yesterday, was death from
exposure. neglect and intemperance."
Harry Ricketts, young boy who re-
sides at 81 Third street, was struck in the
eye yesterday with a stone. The probabl-
ity is that he will lose the sight of the in
jured optic.
Mr.. james Kehoe was ordained Deacon
at the Cathedral this morning. He will be
ordained as Priest at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, in Newport, to-
morrow morning.
Patrick Malone, an old man living on
Bullock street, was found on his bed last
night alb ,ut 8 o'clock. He had not been
sick, and had only lain down to rest short
time before his lifeless body was discov-
cred.
Shlnkle Chapel M. Z. Church, Rev. G. J.
Howes pastor. Preaching at IL a. n. by
Rev. Jas A. Boatman, A. B, Subject: "The
drawing power of Christ" Evening SER
mon by the pastor. Subject: "The water
of life."
Mr.. Harvey Meyers was yesterday pre-
sented by his father-in-law with one of the
alligators that accompanied our Southern
guests on their visit. Two reporters have
been invited to dine with Harvey to-mor-
row, but the alligator will not be served
up.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. -Melancthon
Rogers and wife to Ruth Cason, lot 25 feet
front, on the west side of Taylor Mill Road,
| in Rogers division, South Covington; $75.
| f. H. Sudbeck and wife to Patrick Man
| ming, lot rs by "a feet on northwest corner
OF Stewart and allev first west of Stewart
street, Covington; 5000. -.
POLICE CoURT--George Brosmer, breach
of the peace $13, and Henry Miller, dis
orderly, continued. Theo. Leverman, car
rying on his daily business on Sunday, dis
missed; Jacob Gehrum, same, dismissed; !;
| F. Nienaber. same, dismissed; J. 8. Will
son, same, S.; P. Pitman, drunk, filed
away; Sarah Cooney, drunk and disor-
derly, $l3; J. B. Klosterman, Sunday sin
ning S.:
RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Joseph H. Martin, D.
| D., IF the First Presbyterian Church, At
lanta, Georgia, will preach tomorrow at
| the Ninth Street Presby terian Church, this
city. He is reputed to be man of rare
mental gifts, and one of the most popular
ministers # the South. He is the author
of the poem read at the reception Of the
Southern visitors at the Cincinnati Cham
Der OF Commerce last Tuesday.
| The thrty-second annual meeting of the
Covington and vicinity Bible Society will
he held in the Fourth street Baptist Church
tomorrow evening at half-past seven
TO clock. Rev. J. Y. Dobyns and Rev. F. d.
Moore will deliver the addresses.
A secret meeting of the saloonists was
| held last night at Arbeiter Hall. They re-
fuse to disclose any of their transactions
but it is currently rumored that a reso-
luton was adopted to assassinate the
members of the Sunday Committee.
1t is also whispered that they will burn
down the towns. We have no reason 10
| believe. however, that any such iniquitous
resolutions were adopted, but we are posi-
tive that some plan was adopted to take
steps to repeal the obnoxious Sunday law
that is daily increasing crims in this city.
aEWPOE9.
Hon. Judge Menzies is in town.
| Will Irwin contemplates going to Texas
| to live on his ranch.
Representative Hill it is said, contem-
plates moving to Chattanooga
There were eighteen interments in Ever.
green Cemetery during the month of Feb.
ruary. ~,
North Star Lodge, l. o. O.. f.. will give
another of their enjoyable socials Tuesday
evening. .4ue
There will be confirmation services dur
ing the regular services at St. Pauls Lu.
theran Church.
Edward Nolan, arrested on a charge of
cutting young man named Reilly, was
dismissed in the Mayors Court this morn
ing.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ann Walsh,
of this city. and Mr.. Snowden. of Coving-
ton, is announced to take place shortly
after Lent
Parties wishing to join the singing class
being organized " Professor Frank Smith
should be present at the Christian Church,
on Madison street, this evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Robert W. Wilson, a
good citizen, who died Thursday of par
alysis, will take place tomorrow afternoon
from his late residence, SO Bellevue street.
Miss Annie Glascoe, aged sixteen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Glascoe, died last night.
shortly after II o'clock. The funeral will
take place to morrow at 2 p. m. from the
parents residence, on Ringgold street, near
Isabella.