The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-23
COVINGTON.

Captain VIM. RobinsDn, Of the Main-
street Terry boat, Is seriously VI.
The pond on the grounds Of No. LOTT
Greenup street Is being drained.
The henneries of this city are suffer-
ing feariully by the depredations OF
chickeu-tuieyes. -. 4
The congregation OF the German Meth
odist Church~ will @buld d parsonag o
soon adjoining the c9urcn.
The Street Commisslpner is wanted at
the corner of Fourth and Garrard
streets. TO Investigate the condition Of
tnat sewer. e y FeFa y b1,t x tts /
Miss Mary r. Shane, a teacher at the
First District School, will leave for
Florida, in company with her parents.
She has sent in her resignation. 81
Pat rick Morrissey, who has been in
Jail for violating the liquor law, was re-
leased yesterday by the Commissioner
upon taking the poor mans oath.
The holiday was celebrated by the pa
rade of the Light Guard, by an enter
tainment given by Kenton Lodge, No,
"a, and by masquerade al Odd-felloWs'
Hall. ettrs ~ tg2Igss o. ID {s a,rtf siT
The old brick house, corner of Rank
lick and Fourteenth streets, is being re-
paired, and by the first of next month
Will be occupied by Mr.. Stewart as tea
store. # " tflG3 ea'g ,mfSi
The work Of stating the spire OF st.
PauPs Church, corner OF Eleventh and
. Ranklick streets, is half way completed.
The spire when finished Will present a
tine appearance.
"A number of creditors OF the Kyle
Brothers, OF the Covington Rail Mill,
seem to be willing to settle their claims
on the firm at the rate of thirty cents on
the dollar. The remainder OF the cred
ttors. however, are seriously opposing
this proceeding. VI
Mr. John Telpel, ell-known as one of
our oldest citizens, died this movping
about 3 O'clock, at his late residence,
No. 144 Twelfth street. He was ill but
one week., The deceased, who formerly
was engaged in farming in Indiana and
Miehisad is mourneq FOR by . host q
friends here.
u. s. Deputy Marshal Harrington
yesterday arrested Christ. Santif for
letailing gliquor without license. Santiff
was brouglG before Commissioner Bost-
wick ana required to give bail in the
sum OF 5000 tor his appearance before
the next U. 5. Court. In default of this
sum he was committed TO Jail. l A
Ada Daugherty, woman about TIVE n
ty-tiye years old, celebrated Washing
TONS Birthday by dressing herself in a
costume that is usually worn by the
male sex. She occupied the streets pro-
pliscuousIy and ma te night horrid by her
poisy conduct An officer OF tie law
took In her situation and led her to Con-
nelly's residence. This morning she
was arraigned before HIS Honor and
fined 70 for her disorderly behavior.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. F "A. Slime is confined to his bed.
with pneumonia. fUa
Mayor Berry has returhed To our COM
munity from his visit to Frankfort.
The Red Mems masquerade last night
drew large nAmbar OF maskcrs to their
Hall.
COnstans will meet Thursday afternoon
at Turner Hall.
DR.. e. p. Damcron, late of Bellevue
street, east OF York, has removed his Of
lice TO Cincinnati. #{
The Hetsch Bros. have dissolved by
mutual consent. j. j. Hetseh will In the
future carry on the business.
Four hundred couples were assembled
last night to participate i'll tue dance at
Eclipse Hail. the largest number on
record. B tN a
Mr.. James Wallace claims no friend.
he is always able to take his own part
when called on. 80
Eight out of ten Of the members Of bot
City Council and School Board are non
taxpayers, anu yet our cit.z .ns will re-
sign tAeir interests to- those men with
cut a murfnttr.
Let our citizens attend the next meet
ing OF the SchOul Board. There should
be as much interest manifested in that
branch OF our city affairs as any other.
We make no allusion TO retrenchment.
The jolliest man that we saw this morn
ing was one named Jolly, who had not
yet recovered from the grand celebra-
tiom in Cincinnati yesterday. He ex-
hibited himself on Saratoga street near
tAe depot. ,atS .l
Rev. Bro. Healy will deliver an aid.
dress before the Mama Lodge I. o. y. f.
az their hall Tonight. His subject will
get.the relation OF Oddrfeilow snip with
the oentennial year, All the members
and their families are invited to attend.
. Thomas Ryan, Clerk at the Post-ofice
bookstore stand, last night fell down.
the stairway at his residence, corner OF
Taylor and Saratoga streets, and broke
set, and this morning Tom was again at
his post. Jaa
Nearly one-half of the citizens of this
city crossed the river yesterday TO wit
ness the grand parade. The only busi-
hess that seemed to be transacted with 1
the stores that kept open was to receive
and send away drummers and sewing
machine agents from Cincinnati.
In conversation with many Of our old A
citizens in regard to the persecution Of
Swifps Iron and Steel Works by some
of our city officials, they say that ii the
mill isf premoved 1t viii be more profit
able TO plant appie-trces and corn tlian
renting houses in Licking Bottom.
Jack Bold was taken with violent
itoothaehe q night or two ago, and, sooner
than stand the pain, FASTENED to the
residence of DR.. Adam Stephen Meisen-
gheiner aud aWoke him from has -peace- !
full %siumbers. Phe Doctor not iiaying.I
bis Instruments in mis- house, lookedl|
around and found a rusty pair Of pinch
'ers. Placing his victim In a chair, With
one jerk. the tooth was landed In all
corner OF the room, Jack Immediately