The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06
COVINGTON.

Miss Lizzie Bird Is the guest of her
cousin, MISS Lula Bird.
Twenty car loads of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Edith Watson, the colored woman
Killed by her husband, was buried yes
terday afternoon.
The charge of grand larceny against
Betty Lewis, was dismissed by Mayor
Athey this morning.
A pavilion similar to the one on Prices
Hill Is, we understand, to be erected on
Forest Hill, near West CoYington.
Mr.. Andrew Herold had tit on Third
street this morning, but by The use of
proper restoratlVes soon recovered.
The rresenL Dancing Circle have is
sued invitations for their reception at
Drexelius' Hall on the 31st OF Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Emmaline Noonan, of 1919 Scott
street, mourns the loss of rosary,
which she will pay reward for if re-
turned.
Simon Garnett, the negro who was
hung at oxford, Ohio, was a native OF
Boone County, III this State, and was
raised by Mr. b. f. Bristow.
Mr.. Geo. W. Looney and Miss Hattie
A. Jones we're united in marriage last
nigut at Ehe Filth street Christian
CAurh, Rev. T. b. Wiles otiuiating.
Mr.. w. h. Il. Bowen has received an
appointment in the Uulted States Col
lector's OhIe, At Lexington, and left
yesterday 70 enter upon The discharge
OF has duLies.
VIM. F. Sears. of Hast Union, .Nicno-
las County, hIed his petition in bank
luptcy this morning. Liabilities,
$4,243 so; assets, $2,47S; exemptions
.,'atined, 1000.
The suit OF clothes stolen from Mr..
james Harris has been returned Dy the
generous hearted thief, on the ground
Iuat they wouldn't iii, with note ac-
compahyIng stating that they misiudged
Ills size.
Theodore Leyerman is the new bos
in lie W ork-hOuse, and occupies the
SIDE uoor OF Ionnles' saloon to pipe of
tue boys. We would like to know wnere
Mr.. Talon gets the authority TO extend
euch Courlesles.
An eleven-year-old boy named Len.
Gilbert, While running in front of IL
horse on Madison street, near Fourth,
yesterday evening, was Knocked down.
lie received serious injuries about the
head, and was taken to his home, No.
WesL Fourth street.
Mi. John L. Sullivan, the popular TO-
baGco manufacturer and MS daughter
Annie, sailed yesterday from Liverpool
on the steamer Spain Ior home. Mr.. |
sullivan upon his arrival will commence
remodellng his warehouse and convert
IL into one of the largest stemeries In
the West.
A little son of Jacob Liebfried. grocer
at No. ,243 Bankiick street, fell last |
evening IrOm wagon and VAS Killed. |
Tho boy had been sick lOr some time aud |
it WAS IOunu That the cause OF his death |
was paralysis of the brain, inuuced by |
the nervous shock received by tue fail. |
Coroner Ayerdick held an inquest.
Billy McGraw, the bouncing blonde |
policeman, has returned from his trip to |
Frankfort, and gives glowing account |
of his interview with the Governor. He |
also states that Tommy Derr is still |
hOplull of a pardon and If he should |
obtain, it he says he wil!neyer touch an
other drop OF the stuff which causes him
tV be serving his present term.
Master Commissioner Helm filed his
report yesterday in the Circuit Court in |
the case of Peter Smith against the City
or COYlngton, on account of the street
sued for 81 0jl 10, and the Commissioner
gives him S1,3S6 Al. In this last amount
is Included 975 41-100 yards of extra
grading, ~ % cents yard. Peter claims
that he should have been allowed for
1855 yards, and on that ground has
lied an exception 10 the commissioners
report.
NEWPORT
A crowd of oId-ume gypsies have
camped on the vacant lot opposite Gay
lords Foundry.
The members of the st. Charles Ba-
romeus Society OF St. Stephens Church
will give a dramatic entertalnment at
Eclipse Hall on sunday and Monday
evenings next.
T. G. Carothers, counsel for young
Gasdorf, who was sentenced in the
Criminal Court yesterday to one year
in the Penltent1ary tor grand larceny,
WILL make motion tor new trial.
The Grand Jury returned the follow.
ing Indictments this morning: squire
Joe Hoff; Malicious shooting; Ellen Nc.
Laughlin, receiving goods under false
pretenses; Henry Greenwood, Of Alex
andra, for forgery on nine separate in
dictments.
~~~e ~ hAAA SVAhCllmuh EEVul tl6 !
Second Ward, 10 the owner of property
@n Columbia street, near Tibbatts. Sat-
nrday last Ed. attached hose 10 an ad-
Iolning hydrant and filed his cistern,
chris. Smith, the owner of the hydrant
alluded to, demurred, saying II was
contrary to law; but Ed. replied that he,
being member Of Council, could do as
he pleased. The case being reported.
smith Will have TO pay the fine, which is
20; but he declares that he will sue the
Councilman from the Second Ward, "b g
gob," for the amount.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Most of the morn.
ing session oil THIS Court was occunjed
in obtaining a jury. in the case oil the
Commonwealth against j. Is. Chad
wick, indicted by the last Grand Jury
for false swearing. AT IL O'CLOCK u Jury
was obtained, and the case commenced.
TAe first witness called was Alr Wis
well, OF Fourth street, Cincinnati. The
witness was still on the stand at 1890,
when our report closed. There is no
case at this session Of Court that has
attracted SO much attention, on account
OF the high standing OF the defendant.
Mr. Chadwick has engaged Messrs. Ber-
ny and Honsnell and II. N. Webster as
his counsel.