The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-15
IOXINGTON.

llCNTV lFNlll Is Oh Oh u buollCo7 u iP'
Miss Belle Frazier is visiting in Union,
Ky.
Miss Lula Greenwood is visiting in Ow-
cnton, Ky. ....r.
Hen Berry will answer tomorrow for dis
turbing the peace.
Mayor Athev sent nine recruits to Thorn
tons rock pile this morning.
The Copecs and the Queen Citys Will play
on the Star Grounds "Wednesday.
Tim Bethel is missing from his home in
this city since last Thursday.
Young Hitter, who was so severely cut
Saturday night was still alive at II o clock.
The benefit rendered to Miss Marie Pres
colt takes place Friday night at Odd-fel-
lows Hall.
Mr.. Nicholas Burns and Miss Lizzie Sci
horst will be married tonight at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Fake street.
Chas. Haines arrested a suit of clothes on
the river bank yesterday belonging to
man who was in bathing in the Ohio River.
Hon W. II. Turner, Esq, accompanied
by w. P. Mclaughlin, J. T. Simon and Jas.
Neave leave for Louisville tomorrow on
business connected with the A. .. I. W.
Mrs s. s. Farrell, our handsome Posmis-
tress has received instructions from Wash
ington to put on an extra letter carrier. lie
will commence operations on the lst of
August.
The cutting affray mentioned in our
columns is another one of the sad effects OF
intempelance and should be a warning to
barkecpers who sell intoxicating liquors to
minors
A piece of glass about two inches in
length was taken from Policeman O Haro s
,,l,xy had hpn ~
in there for over three months lie re-
ceived it in an alteration in the West End.
Henry Ramsey. of Pendleton County filed
his petition in bankruptcy this morning.
Liabilities 81 ,59S 10; assets, 81, 1856. John
B. Gilispie, of Bracken County, also filed
his petition. Liabilities, 81, J2S SO; assets,
$3.50.
Thomas Mcdonald, notorious character
who gets in a beastly state of intoXcatlon,
and makes himself obnoxious to decent
people, was fined $28 this morning for
Knocking gentleman down on Scott street
yes erday.
Henry Hayman. Wallace Mudd and Geo.
Scott were arres ed yesterday on HE charge
of gambling. Scott was fined $53, and the
O her two $l3 each Hayman swallowed
the dice when the policeman, Murphy, col
Jared him.
IlldTIty I)OStIlSCntllI, ~, anu WV - lSiiNh
succeeded in npsetting skifi in which they
were riding yesterday, Charley was just OF
the point of drowning when Hiram Steer:
rescued him. The others OF the party
escaped without difficulty.
The present summer has been the dulles
building season for years. Two brick-yard
have already ceased operations and quite
anumber of them will stop this week, the!
having all their sheds full. There are owe
thirteen million brick on hand at the vari
Gus yards in the city.
The body of boy apparently abou
eighteen years of age was found yesterda.
in the wheel of the steamer Ben. Frank lii
at Clifton Coal Harbor, a mile or two be
yond Bromley The body was in an en-
tirey nude condition, and had no mark
upon itexcept an India-ink star on his lef
hand and few devices on his right hand
1t had evidently been in the water but
short time.
MAYORS MONDAY MORNING MATINEE
Disorderly conduct--James Conners, Dan
Kelly, Merit Jackson, Barney Dickhofi
continued; Richard Farndorf, 81; Henr.
Boufier, 81; Ed. Daver SIS; James Morrisey
IS Henry Dcemer dismissed; VIM. Bro
mandy, $l3. Breach OF the Peace-Charle
Lewis $28 Joseph Raising, dismissed; Dan
Gray, continued; VIM. Brannen IS; II
Clay, So; Geo. Snde, IS.
Joseph Hitter and Frank Webber ha,
some words with a party of young men from
Peaselburg, in Bobs saloon, on Pike street
Saturday night. Shortly afterwards tn
dispute was renewed at the corner of Pix
and Kipp streets, and soon resulted in
fight, during which Hitter received fata
wound from d knife in the hands of one O
the Peaselburg boys. The Peaseburg boy
were all arrested, and are now in jail
Their names and residences are as follows
Ben. Dressmann, aged sixteen years; Chas
Dressmann aged fifteen years, both sons Q
Frank Dressmann, Ex-Marketmaster, VIII
lives on Willow street, between Madiso
and Washington Henry Prieshoff, VIII
confesses to the cutting, aged sixteen, son c
Henry Priesthotf, who lives in Buena Vista
beyond the first tOllgate, and Gus. Maurel
whose age is not given. The injured boy
but twenty-one years of age. He is tn
only support of his widowed mother an
two sisters. His father Charles Hitter wa
killed two years ago by the fall of a tree.
COvington Council PrOceedings-Of
ficiai Report.
An adjourned meeting of City Council was hel
Thursday evening, July llth at the Counc
Chamber. President Stephens in the chair, a
members present except Mr.. Geisbauer.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved
Money was appropriated for the claims above
during the month of June and also for the yariot
payrolls of the City Department.
The Committee Internal Improvements r
ported favorably on the bond of Peter Smith fC
the improvement Of the sidewalk on Richey stree
between Thirteenth and Oliver streets, with Ge
Harrop as security
The City Attorney reported of having collece
from the Covington d Cincinnati Street RailWa
Company SIPS OF for stone furnished them, whic
action was approved and ordered spread upon I
minutes.
same presented report that he had filed thirtee
mIs for the condemnation of property for stree
purposes on Seventh street, and that there was
tax due each of said suits OF so cents and aske
III allowance of the same, which was granted
Mr.. Ashbro0k presented an ordinance, whic
was passed. for the improvement OF the first allie
north OF Martin street, running from Scott
Greenup street, by grading.
Mr. Hermes presented q petition from H.
Piiesthotf, asking an allowance for services of
horse and cart rendered for the city during Il
month of June. Referred to Committee on Stree
and Internal improvements
The Committee on Fire Department in conjun