The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-02
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


charge in bankruptcy.
Squire W. j.. Mansen returned home
from the East last evening.
Major T. c. Robbins. Superintendent of
the White Line, is slightly i'll.
Captain ChenOwith left this morning for
the interior to spend the summer.
Prof. Nigman and wife leave this week
for Visalia, n.y., IT, spend the summer.
Mr. r. C. NJ. Lowell is building n pleasure
boat to take with him to the Lakes this sea-
son.
In the County Court to-day Thomas Bur
ger qualified as guardian OF Elizabeth and
Anna Smith.
Mr.. Joseph Murray, a well-respected citi-
zen. died al his home on thirteenth street
this morning.
The High School question will be the
principal thing before the School Board
Thursday night.
DR. T. n. Wise was summoned this morn
Ing to attend several cases of cholera uor-
bus in South Covington.
John Garmore filed suit for divorce yes
terday from his wife Aminy, on the alleged
grounds OF abandonment
Forty carloads of stock arrived this morn
ing on the Kentucky Central and Short-ine
Railroads for this market.
Don't forget the Congregational picnic at
Latonia Springs Oh the Fourth Of July.
Everybody will be there.
The strange little three-masted schooner
was ordered to be sold yesterday to satisfy
judgments rendered against her.
Squire w. i. Mansen lost his bright lit
flo InnplIfor Il IA Inc .,l
sen has the sympathy of the community in
his bereavement.
A piscatoral party composed of Will
Reed, Lawrence Trimble and several Others
left this morning for Kentucky River to
spend several days.
Pr,f. Shafcr's Band is rapidly becoming
one of the most popular bands in town.
The band is composed entirely of home
talent of the best quality.
At the meeting Of the Covington & Gin
cinnati Bridge Collectors held yesterday
the ferry question was referred to COM
mttee with power to act.
Mrs. Anthony Powers died yesterday at
her home on Lynn street. She was very
estlmable lady, and had won A!any friends
by her amlable disposition.
The alarm Of fire to-day was accustomed
by small blaze in a small frame house ON
Seventh street, near Greenup. The Sixth
street pensioners were Oh time.
Ben. Dunkley was arrested this morning
by lynX-eyed Officer Cutler on the charge
of grand larceny, consisting of stealing
coat from man named Burse Mullins.
The friends OF Mr.. John 0. Richards. can
didate for Legislature in the First District,
have gone to work for him in earnest and
they say his majority will be over 900
A mammoth balloon will be sent I'D
from Viewers saloon on the night of the
Fourth of Judy. Joe Brookshaw, Billy Due
and Paul Reusch have been engaged to fill
II with wind.
A warrant was issued to-day by Squire
Evan for the arrest of VIM Huber, charg-
Ing him with IL breach of the peace on Con-
stance Beeans. TIE fight took place yes
terday afternoon.
The West End Union Mission Sunday
school propose having their annual picnic
pm Saturday, July 9th, at Hunts Grove. A
cordial invitation is extended to all the
friends OF this school.
A buggy manipulated BY Mr., Edward
Wilmet collided with street car on the
White Line this morning on the corner of
Seventh and Madison streets, and broke an
axle and one of the hind wheels
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naace "s1, contnued G, .d''' "e'''' oieaeh u 'he
Mr.. Adam Grossman and Harmon Never.
of Weeks stable, were driving, last night,
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streets the horse scared at a fire.crack or
Jumped threw them ont and broke the
buggy. Mr.. Grossnlap had his face bruised
up unpleasantly, and Mr.. Never hurt his
foot badly.
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c.. i'EAh ..Lnii IsrAtE All; lhANsFEks; illiam +.
,n pl.n,H,l ~. anu otiers 10 Ulafles D; Slnrnll,
10y AaLa of ~ leel on the east sac OF Mad
'oV.i ouloe', iaG' 1 SCUM oi ilCn, $d,ooo.
lot 25 feet front on Pike street and bejur
lot No. Is in Foote's addition to the CITY of
Cdvington; $7S2; quitclaim deed.
w. II. Burlington to J. II. Deglow, same
property; 81 200, 50, 100 cash and balance in
TWO years.
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H6nar lasd nial,t o1oct.d & a. M,s;,as o.
fntrs far the G,eI,ea 'ne p to,'oWing OF
Adolnh Anto. n;rtatar roa,t DtS.a.ol, p,'
Denuty Dictator Ersrt Jp"spn poar,non ."VGe W;en
Dietator William riemap. Fir.t sm, San,o4an, WE
rrEtz Ayerbecl. Fiuannial Seeroterv i u
schultz Treasurer TT Won .'s RoIen. shan y ~
Iain Ernst Rammiar Gnids i In, prn,app. zap
Inkide Guide w Keil. ortoida fa itur GniSa
Frank Feldkamn '''U' 'o''''
Mr.. Henry Staggenborg died at his home,
on Bank lick and Riddle streets, last night
w VIZ s ei" 1n''a roioue, aller snort Illness