The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-23
COVINGTON.


- No gravel under the stone in Bridge alley.
Plenty of loan sand.
Judge Peter, formerly of the Court of Ap-
peals was in the city this morning
The State Pharmaceutical Society will
meet in this city on the 10Th OF May.
The case, a motion to disbar julius L.
Corbin, Esq, has been postponed to We'd
nesday.
Metcalf and Stephenson were the two gen.
tlemen that indulged in fight on Madison
street this morning The latter charges the
former with dereliction of duty.
Ed. Harris was fined 81 yesterday by
Squire Duyenick for breach of the peace.
For the same offense Mayor Athey fined
Billy Dayis $53, and still people will say it's
justice.
Arbeiter Hall was filledl last night to over
flowing by the friends of Hon. Joe Hermes,
political aspirants and professional pollti-
clans. Beer flowed lively and everybody
was happy
II POLICE CoURT-Disorderly conduct Kate
Y Sullivan, dismissed; Sarah Cooney, $13; Ev-
ans Keen, 81; John Murphy, $l3; Mike Sui
livan, continued; Joe Clark, beating his
wife, $l03; Joe Moss, the man who had the
fight last Sunday, dismissed.
BANKRUPTCIES Casey, Chalfant & Co.:
liabilities, $59, S51 90; assets, $34, AGO IA. +.
2. Chalfant: liabilities $32, 165 O6; assets,
$32, 1000 Henry Kasson: liabilities, $19,-
444 80; assets $50, ,432. w. 7. Stevenson:
liabilities, $4,000; assets $l9,100. A.
Rogers: liabilities $4,000; assets, $12,-
666 g.
The funeral of Harry Rife took place
from St. Patrick's Church at o'clock this
morning A long line of carriages contain
ing sorrowful friends, followed the remains
to their last resting place. Captain Harry
Rife was popular man, respected and es-
teened by those who knew of the warm
heart in his manly breast and the generous
impulses that controlled his being.
NEWPoRT.
Marriage License-Wm. Breen and Sarah
Handy.
Rev. Mr.. Pettis leaves this evening for
Maysville, KY h,ra l5-e ....g
VIM. Jolly was fined 50 and costs this
morning for abusing his wife,
A marriage license was issued to Freder-
ick Tennermeyer and Louisa Becker.
Mr.. T. A. Anderson, who lost his wife
about two weeks ago is confined to his resi-
| dence from serious illness
At a special term of the County Court
held yesterday Thos 2. Carothers was ap-
/pointed administrator of the late Luke Nc
keown's estate.
An entertainment, consisting of Mother
Gooses Melodies" and of tableaux will be
given at the York-street Congregational
Church Thursday evening.
A young man named Geo. Fallon, while
Mt work this morning on planing-machine
at the Union Wheelbarrow Works, on Eg.
lantine street, had his right hand badly
crushed.
A meeting of the citizens of the High
lands will be held next Saturday evening al
the First District School-house, for the pur
pose of considering the bids for the con
Btruction of the new turnpike.
Ben. Fry and Patsey Nolan, while under
the infuelice of liquor, disputed yesterday
afternoon out on Taylors Mill-bottoms, as
to the ownership of several chickens. Fry
became very excited and stabbed Nolan
three times in the back, inticting severe
wounds. No arrests
At a meeting held last evening at St.
Pauls Episcopal Church the following gen
tlemen we're elected to the Vestry: HI. C
Gassoway, 2. B. Coffin, w. E. Merrill
Frank Clark, J. B. Taylor, A. F. Hollis A
Z. White, G. W. Neff, Gus. Arszman, W. l.
Wright J. B. Youtsey. Mr. HI. C. Gasso
/ way, Senior Warden, and 2. b. Coffin
Junior Warden; I. B. Youtsey, Treasurer
HAMILTON.
Isaac Matthias, an old citizen of the FRS
Ward, is lying dangerously ILL.,
Conductor Dick Skinner is not running
On his train on account OF i'll health.
+ Jack La Boiteaux, former Butler Coun
ty farmer, was in the city yesterday.
Hon Samuel F. Hunt graced the city
with the light of his oountenance yester
day.
The Board of County Commissioners me
Yesterday. Bills to the amount of $83 3t
were passed.
An executive meeting of the Hamilton
Assembly will be held tomorrow night a
the office of James E. Campbell.
Sammy Houser, conductor on the For
Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Raj lroad
spent Sunday in the city visiting old friend
hnd acquaintance.
Mrs Patrick Brannen, who lives nea
Schenck's Station, yesterday, slipped ane
fell down cellar fracturing her skull ant
otherwise seriously injuring herself.
Bids will be received up to noon on Apr
27th for the building of a brick addition t.
the County Treasurers office. Plans ant
specifications can be seen at the Auditor
thirty days. The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Yesterday Lewis Matthias had som'
words with Clifford Shaffer lad of som,
twelve years, which resulted in Mathia
striking the latter in the eye with sucl
force that it is thought the sight will be i'm
paired if not entirely lost. Matthias j
eighteen years of age. Clifford was takel
to the office of Dr. Mallory where his ey,
was dressed after which he was taken to hi
home.
n OXFORD. o.
\ Madam Selika is to sing in Davis Hall OF
Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Brooks, Of this place, is visit
ing friends in Hamilton.
Joshua Davis and Ed. Billings, two OIL