The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-25
THE DAILY STAR
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FRIDAY :. ...-.....s.- .FERfBUARx sS
COVINGTON,

gin next Sunday at the Cathedral.
E. d. Ghapln, the jeweler OF Scott
street, lett last night for Bunalo, Ne~
York. H
AIayers .Court-B. M. Hornback,
drunk and disorderly. "a; JAS Orockete,
breach oil the peace, 50.
CITY Sealer Fred. Timm has discov- 4
cred that the coal carts 30 mob come pp
10 right capacity.
Mr.. Ferdinand Nienaber was elected
Vice President of the st. Benedict
Benevolent Association.
Chief Hartley, OF the Fire Department.,
in attending an alarm of fire "Wednesday
night dislocated his ankle.
Margareth Foley and Mary Maroney
have their trial before Squire TeDbs, ON
a charge of breach Of the peace.
A pleasant affair, In the shape of
ball, will take place Monday night at
Boske's Hall, on Eleventh street.
son OF Mrs. William Renshaw, who
lives near the corner of Third and Main
streets, fell yesterday and broke his left
arm, 4an .t.f4 an
Enoch d. Ammermann, of Bourbon
County, filed his petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. Liabilities, l,4O0; assets,
81, LOO; exemptions, 5000.
The Pest-house was robbed night be-
fore last by some contemplate person.
This is the seconl time chat such a thing
has occurred. The party effected an
entrance into the cellar, broke on some
boards and took away jar containing
eight pounds of roast and two steaks.
AT the time of the first theft it was sup
posed that some tramp had done the
deed, but This belief will not hold good
now.
The funeral of John Teipel took place
at O'Clock this morning from st. Jo-
sepl's Chufch, corner OF Twelfth and
GTeenup streets. Rev. Lukas performed
the services. The pall-bearers were III.
Puthuff, III. Meyer, A. Kleeman, J.Wel-
ling, +. Hoehne and q. Franzman. The
st. Benedict Benevolent Society, Of
which the deceased was Vice President,
was represented. The affair was one OF
the grandest that has occurred in this
city. .q,..
NEWPORT.
Capt. Wm. N. Air arrived home last
night from his trip TO the East.
: All the trains on the Short-line Rail-
ROAD arrived on time this morning.
Peter Enslen, Mayor of Finchtown,
was commissioned by King Rex as
knight of Porkers.
Among the prominent candidates for
Sheriff are r. G. Shinkie, Ii. ID. Helm,
Thos. White, b. Beale and John Web
Der.
Officer Flynn was presented the MORN
fng Of the 22d with q bouncing boy OF
fourteen pounds weight. Dennis says
he will name him George Washington
Flynn.
1t is only on n fine sunny day that any
thing like calculation can be made OF
the number of idle people in our city.
This morning York street contributed
her quota.
MIR. Pat. Brady, of Bucktown, left his
place OF business day before yesterday,
and has not since been heard from. Pat.
IS an old traitor, and may be still on the
war path.
The firm of Gillespie & Jordon, doing
business on York street, between Belle
yue and Madison, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Gillespie will carry on
the business for the future.
The firm of Banning g. Gobel, who ran
the Hvery-stable formerly belonging to
NYeise and Vessel, ON York street, has
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Gobel selling
his interest to Mr. Fred. Asche, OF this
CITY.
Work on the building of the Dueber
fWatch-case Company has commenced in
earnest. A larger number OF laborers
aud mechanics are engaged, the object
being 10 complete the structure as soon
las possible.
The most necessary building connect
led with the depot was tern down, few
days ago, by order OF some person in
power, We presume. Ii the Company
would issue orders to tear down the old
wooden depot, we would have some hope
E40r q new and more respectable looking
one.
We publish to-day dispatch from our
Representative in reference to the sell
ing Of liquor TO minors. The bill pro-
vides thar II minor enters saloon and
under the pretense of being over age OBJ
tains liquor, he may be arrested and be
subject TO a tine or imprisonment, or
bill will put check upon saloon keep
lers' troubles.
Prof. Gilson has now turned his atten-
nion to city affairs. He first starts of
on the subject OF the reduction of teach
ers' salaries in the public schools, and
this he does not favor by any means.
Next comes his advice to do away with
u music teacher, and that his salary is
too high. We are reliably informed that
ne intends to make his appearance ut
The next meeting OF the School Board
and address that body on the subject.
The creditors of Messrs. L. and A.
Constans met yesterday afternoon in
Turner Hall. Sheriff Jones was ap-
pointed Chairman, and Mr.. l.. Geisbauer,
of C0vington, Secretary. A committee
was appointed TO call upon the bank
rupts and ascertain whether it was not
feasible to withdraw the concern from
the Bankrupt Court, and have it settled
upunder the direction Of Mr.. Widrig, the
assignee. Mr.. C0nstans expressed his
Willingness 10 accede to- the request. A
committee was appointed to take suita-
Lie action In the matter, and report TO a
meeting Of the creditors next Monday.
The following telegram was received
yesterday:
"FRANKFoRT, KY, Feb. "a.
"To Louis Brandt:
''Minor Liquor Bill passed the House.
Has gone TO the Senate. Will see Hodge
and do all can. Show Habbel.
.'R. w. NELSON"
LEXINGTON, KY.
Look out for q free fight between tho