The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
COvINGTON,

we regret TO learn OF tne deatn VI
John j. Halpln. Funeral tomorrow at
The Cathedral.
The Uovington police force measure
bats with the Newport police at the New
port Driving Park tomorrow. I'd, r
The Kentucky Grand Lodge A. p. Al.
will began its annual session, next Nom
Say morning at Fechter's HalL &$
Henry Dovoe had one OF his feet badly
hurt while working at the ice-house cor
ner Of Wood and Twelfth street yester-
bay. t B'f Z
MAYORS CoURT.--Mary Kelly and Oh
fer Junns, both urunk and disorderly.
The former was discharged and the lat
ber fined " and costs. s ~
A surprise party took place last night
1T the mouse or Jake Renard, on Main
btreet. Two hundred and forty-three
girls and two boys We're present. How
Js that tor high?
A colored man, named Joet Dale,
came in the Marshaps office this morn
Ing, and stated that he came from Will
Jamestown, KY, and wanted to go to the
Hospital. he was very badly cut about
the head and hands last "Wednesday, but
nont know the person that aid IT.
A. o. U. W., D. d. G. M.-The men,
bers and their wives and daughters OF
The above Lodges will meet at the Co.
lumbla L0dge-r0om, corner OF Sixth ana
Madison streets, next Thursday even
Ing, in order to organize q Lodge OF the
Degree OF Honor.
Two weddings took place yesterday
morning at st. Joseph Church, corner
Twelfth and Greenup; at O'Clock, Mr..
Charles Bogenschutz, jr., son of one OF
our PROMINENT Madison-street stove deal
ers, q. B0genschutz, sr., to Miss Kate
Weaver; at III O'clock, MIR. Louis Tnoss
William, y. 8. b., performed the cereino-
nies and Prof. Louis Picket the music,
accompanied by Professor Jacob Mobr
with the violin. After the ceremonies
the bride and groom proceeded 10 the
house, where they took dinner, and then
left for Carthage, where they had a
happy time.
COUNCIL MEETING.--The Committee
pm Wharyes reported that the city was
not entitled to the amount Of wharfage
f$2 SOD claimed from Hemingray's glass
WOrks. They also reported that the
plaim ($176) for wharfage due by the
Louisville Mailboat Company had been
paid by them to Mr.. Uriah Shinkle, and
The committee was instructed to confer
about it with The Company, and was
An ordinance was passed providing
Tor the grading of Main street to low-
water mark. ffslt 5tSI
The special committee on the Nc
Rowan pump reported that the ma
chinery was in thorough order.
Mrs. Lucretia Terrlll and child were
granted permission to enter the Widows
Ind Orphans Home.
A petition from a number Of citizens
pm Lockwood street, asking that the inn
proyement of that street be stepped, was
Eeterred TO the Committee on Internal
improvements.
city in book form were examined, ana
the contract Tor same awarded to Col. S.
Davis, of the journal.
The suit of the City VS.. Hemingway g.
Co. was referred to the Committee on
Law, with instructions,
1t was ordered that the street railroad
companies be required to keep in order
that portion Of the streets lying between
the lines OF their double tracks.
Another bid was presented by the Gin
pinnati Enquirer, begging for the city
printing al the rate of 30 cents per
Square. Not acted upon. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
The boys on the 6hort-line were all
paid of yesterday.
There was not single case In the Po-
lice Court this morning.
Mayor Berry, Captain Air, and other
prominent eiuzens left the city to at
tend the Louisville races.
Tom Williams, Ex-C Chief OF the Fire
Department. has brought suit against
the city for 5000, tour m0nths' wages.
Chris. Santiff, whose jaw was broken
some weeks ago by blow from Chris.
brewery, has brought suit against
schneider for $10,o00 damages.
Mayor Berry is led to believe, from the
description given In the papers, that the
party named G.. q. Berry, who was one
Of the lost OF the Inflated steamboat, Pat.
Clebourne, is d relation of his. He was
here on visit about ten days ago.
Mr.. John Locks beautiful new build.
Ing, at the corner Of Monmouth and
Ringgold streets, is about ready tor the
roof. Tie brick work will be completed
to-day. The building Is three-story
with frontage OF twenty-six feet on
Monmouth street, running back ninety
feet on Ringgold street.
At about 8 O'Clock yesterday evening,
as the Cincinnati Belle was crossing the |
Ohio River to the Newport side, a |
woman, name unknown, was Noticed to |
throw herself into The stream. Efforts |
were made to rescue her, which were |
unsuccessful. The only thing which |
may produce something as to who she |
10, is her bonnet, which is at the MAJ |
shaps office.
Mrs. Joyce, wife of Judge Joyce, Of
louisville, died in that city Wednesday |