The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-15
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


C0vINGTOc.
Mr.. NV. Sullivan left last night for New
York.
Something good in store for our Jack
Ehgland.
DIR. Charles Furguson leaves tomorrow
lor Niagara Falls.
Col. Thomas Singleton and bride have re-
burned from their honeymoon trip.
Gus. Brown. the halter, is minus m UNI
brela. Ask his washwomun about it.
The thermometer stood 1909 in the shade
lo-day at - o'clock at the end of the bridge.
Clay Hues and Celia Cox were Granted a
marriage license and will be married this
Wening.
The East End Dancing Club will give
hnir annual picnic at Shady Grove on the
18th inst.
Mrs, Britt Senour and children leave to-
morrow for a few days rec cation in the
tountry.
United s ates Court Clerk B0stwick re-
novcd his office to the new Government
Building to-day.
The Buena Vista political meeting takes
place Thursday instead Of Saturday, as pre-
fiously mentioned.
Col. Lew Steele, of Cincinnati, accom-
panied by e. l.. Brown, left to-day for the
Blue Lick Springs.
A letter from Mr.. Louis LeVassor, at Min
neapoiS Minnesota, sa that he Is lmproV-
ing in health rapidly.
The appraisers of the estate of Henry
Eiemver iIed their inventory to-day. The
total amount is SD,3l9 10.
Mr.. h. 8. Hardin and wife and Mr.. John
a SI,rIt1
10 spend the hot weather
Our blonde-haired friend, George Fisher,
Vt the West Eud, will ruslicate i'll the Forth
curing the hot weather.
Red hot! Well, we should extempor
ker' remarked two ladies' about the Merry
Companions Picnic last night
Messrs. ]. II. Mackav & Son, of this city,
tre receiving twenty five car ads of wheat
taily. That's what you call business.
Fireman Ben. IIugeman and Mr.. Edward
Bchebbe quenc ed an incipient conilagra
lion at the residence of Mr.. Joseph Mertz
A marriage license was granted to-day
10 Mr.. Louis Powell. of Madison. lnd.,
aged %, and to MolIe Casey, of this city,
hged q.
Miss Annie Miller, the pretty little sales
lady Of Pike street, is to be married on or
about tile 1st of September to Mr. Christ.
lIohmeister of Newport.
Mr.. II. c. IaIlam, the best reporter in
the United States and the genial represent
Itive of the Enquirer, returned home last
hight from OMenten, KY.
Milt. Mclaughlin, who was convicted on
the charge of grand larceny ut Il recent
term If the Criminal Court will be taken
to the Penitentiary Tomorrow.
Mrs. Isaac Mcclure, of Cherry Fork O.,
who has been in the city for the past few
days attending t. the obsequies Of her
father, left to-day for her home.
The assgua'ion-house over the southwest
corner Pike and Maids n is a nuisance nf
The worst kind, and the Grand Jury should
Investigate it at their next session.
Tie Republicans rally at Odd-fellows'
Hall tonight to listen to Gen. 0. s. Dem
Ing, candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
and Hon Ben Butterworth, of Cincinnati.
A young boy about fifteen years of age,
named Richard Collins, was drowned white
In swimming at Demossville Station, on the
Kentucky Central Railroad, yesterday. The
body was recovered.
Mr.. John ii. Fetter, of Jasper, Ind. who
has hcen visiting his sweetheart, Miss Bun
ming, in this city for the past few DAYS, left
for his home Yesterday. The Saratoga
trunk and bride will follow next week.
Mr.. Charles Arter a Cincinnati artist of
rare skill and merit, has just completed
beautiful cravon picture of Miss Josephine
Birkle. Suffice it to say that tie picture is
rs pretty MS the subject, which is saying
considerable.
POLICE CouRT.-Mike Moore Joseph Kin
Ser, Geo. Reeniman, JAS Sheridan, J. Suili-
van Wm. Moore, Joe Reuter-, Joseph Veg
ger Fortz koehl, lot of little ten-vear old
Bhavers, were lanked in bv policeman
Paddy Casey vesterday for disorderly con-
iuct. They were fined 81 and costs each.
Bill Lett, breach of the ace, IS.
Mrs. w. A. Caldwell, formerly Anna Z.
Ehrock, II teacher in the Public Schools in
THIS city, died ut her home near Vsalia,
KY, Sunday morning, July 18th. Funeral
ut Vsalia Church Tuesday morning ut $50.
The remains will reach this city at II 80,
and will he placed temporarily in the Lin
den Grove Cemetery vault.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFFRs.- Henry Bruins
md wife to Mary Carolina Bruins, strip of
ground q By l5O feet, Carneal street, Lud-
CIV; 81.
Rachel s. Gaff to Belle P. Simral, 60 by
e5 feet, on the west side "f Garrard street,
l5S feet south of Sixth; s. 100.
The following beer sales were made in
his district during the month of June:
Ietrge Weidemnn. 00SH
schuSslcr d G7ils
ghilTlcs Lang ~ SVU's
Rub 56414
H. Steinreider. G6i
/. GesDauer Vi4
A. Meister 50
The Adair Council, No 29o, at the meet
ing last night installed the following Off
fers: Regent, George Coker; P. r., Frank
Wood; V. r., S. T. Jack Collector, 7. L.
D. Brooks; Treasurer, A. r. Mullins; Sec
retary, John G. Metcalfe; Orator 5. NJ.
Jefferson; Guide, Geo. Squadberry; Chap
lain, J. ?. Vance; Sentinel, f. S. Riggs.
The remains of Thomas NJ Eginton 7ill
reach Cincinnati by the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad tomorrow at halG-past 7, and will
be taken frorS there to Linden Grove Gem
stery, in this city. Hacks will leave the
torner Of Fifth and Madison streets at
hfpt,nk frLa nil hn 4 4 h.