The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.


The attention of Council is called to the
necessity of filling Johnson street.
w Wilson is the newly appointed
Deputy County Clerk in Independence
The marriage Of Mr.. Gus. MiiIman and
Miss Maggie Miller Is set for next TUESDAY
Mrs. Louise Rogers charming Young
widow of Louisville, is the guest Oh MrS'
John Gray.
Mr. Robert Hamilton had his left foot
badly crushed yesterday by barrel oi hour
falling on it.
George w. Ressler and Jennie Weber
were welded yesterday by Squire me-
Laughlin, in the latter's office. ~.
Four attachment suits were filed in the
Chancery Court this morning against w.
II. Scott d. G. Glenn. attorney r
Mary 8, Nixon yesterday qualified as
administrators of the estate OF Jesse IL.
Grant, father of ex-President Grant
There will be o literary entertainment
and concert of vocal music at MainEstTeet
M. E. Church this evening for the benefit
os the church.
Council met last night in the Clerks Of
fee in Committee of the Whole, to lnves-
tigate the charge of members of the body
taking contracts with the city.
POLICE CoURr.-Chas. Robson, disor-
derly, IA; John Williams, Louis Ross and
the famous Billy Pearce, fast driving, dis
missed; Richard Connolly, same, dismissed.
A few DAYS since Billy Fenker received
three perfumed notes from three very
prominent German society bellies request
ing him to send them his photograph.
Billy, not having any OF his son hand,
boxed up fine cat and sent 1t to the one
,.,if that
the contents OF the box were true repre-
sentative OF him.
The Council Committee of the Widows
and Orphans Home, accompanied by a few
members of the press, started yesterday on
an official visit to the Home, which is sith-
ated on the Highland Pike about four miles
from the city. They went as far as Barney
Meiber's and got stuck in the mud. and had
to return as far as Meiber's domicile, when
they were stuck on beer and didn't get out
until a late hour.
The Covington Turner's met last night
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing term First Speaker, Jos. Hermes
Second Speaker, Adam Geiswein; First Sec
retary, H. Widdekind; Second Secretary, j.
Lang: Corresponding Secretary, L. Theo
bald: First Turnvart, w. Rub; Second
Turnvart w. Bruestle; Treasurer, j. Hem
pie; Armorer, Louis Schneider Trustees
AnIoii num- '"eoo i1"Ns'
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NEWPORT.
Prof. Hall, the blind pianist, will give I
benefit concert at Odd Fellows Hall Friday
night, the 2lst instant.
The Central Club of Newport are maxim!
preparations for their thisd select dres
party, shortly to take place.
That meeting of the City Dads last nigh
was fjzzie throughout and a fraud upol
the people whom they represent.
M, ,,;,ol ~ ,hc E;rst R,ntist Church ;
l's.aa;,s fovorab,v Several addition
Piop' PIE o5n 1so, 20 tho congrosation Iast nioht
c0,-,... ...o. p.os,,vter;o, chnrch ba
,,,ht .,'n doht.noy;no mania and II il ey
causn, ,ii .,;T La alIa 70 square Of ali claim
Pecleo VIII oo ''ie w 'q""'' Val 0'''''''
soon.
A boy named john Gwynn, living o
Patterson street, was yesterday aiternoo
seriously injured about the mead py 1ailln
of kitchen shed.
The case of Jones against Sewell, on
promissory note OF Sl ,5oo, occupied most
the morning session IN the Circuit Cour
and is still In progress.
The city charter plainly and explicit
saws that the City Attorney shall be pre-
ent at each meeting CT tDe C1Iy SDuUCl
WHY was he absent last night?
Dsot 1o,,.s sor,or,,, Suner;n+endent ,
.,, NJ W,.t ooIo' p,,I,i;n cchonis hoe taLen ton
the Ne"por porra " Tv t,a % Rni,evra schools dn,
porary ;iia,ge ;,I,esa VI VI the ,ho pr;nc;ne,
ing 'he 'iihees Vi 'he 'p".'
Mr. John &. Hetsch and MISS MIMI
Guetzwiller were last evening marfled .
Rev. Mr.. Koestlin, at the nome OF I'll
groom, on Saratoga street, near mayo.
Council mot last night with the aVowe
purpose OF investigating chafges asain'
certain members for taklngor haVinG an II
terest in certain CITY contracts. ihoto
to appoint Committee OF ihVestlgatloh WI
lost and the meeting fizzled.
County CouRT. William White was az
mitted to qualify as Deputy Sheriff.
John NJ. Clutter filed bond as assigne
of Henry Wendt, with Adam Wagner .
surety on the bond.
W II. Fitzgerald, Public Administrato
took charge of tbe estate of F. J. Bande
man deceased there being no letters of az
ministration, and it being over three montl
since the death of Banderman.
rho n,nt;a,s of Mr. Edward Donnol,,
ine G;,iat; a,,a m,ss Evol;na Pemn'
ol .i'ioina,aui, aii'',toa a,'" ias, avan;n, at c
were cG,l?un'lI' ;nnI Ch,rob ,"J Cinn;nnsot; =" IN
9oni iIp'oGp oFtdr tho oaran,on;ea the Won,
dneuia'es a'tr dn, o' ~ ,So ras;, of fIi ~
Lo;Io,a Lnpe ,,oro,ts ", VII street tb;s cit
ulare a fracnntion wos held ONLY the in
mediate friends of the bride and groo
were present. After, the reception, who
was nepe up s rero Ip drreu D - 'tb the tM Gr