The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

Hall still continues to attract large crowds
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso-
ration have removed their quarters to
Bcrte's Hall.
A fine plate glass door was shivered to
atoms at Taylor & Riggs, $40 Madison street.
The proprietors did it themselves acci-
dentally in closing up.
Mr. J. J. Emery, of Cincinnati, will in a
few days commence the erection of twenty
Or thirty new dwelling houses in Scott
Street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Yesterday evening about o'clock, while
Mr.. louis Blair was driving along Madison
street IN the store-wagon, he was run into
9y a large brick-wagon and considerably
damaged.
Oiiicers Bolan and O'Haro this morning
arrested poor demented woman in nude
condition, at her residence on Main and
biddle streets, and placed her in the Hos
pital.
POLICE CoURT.-Thomas McConrt, disor-
ucrly conduct and breach of the peace, con-
unued; Andy Hillman, same, continued; !;
Andy Meeks and Patsy Holleran, breach
Of the peace, 81 each.
That great alleged fireman who draws
blO0 month from the city under the name
oil James Sanford, was suspended last Sat
nrday for leaving the house without con-
tent of the Chief.
Mr. +. Bierman, well known young
man of Lewisburg, about thirty-one years
0t age, who had a market stand at the cor
ner of Seventh and Washington streets,
Whlie at home yesterday was stricken with
ipoplexy.
lhe excellent programme at the Kate
schmidt concert last night was carried
through in the happiest manner possible
The hall was crowded, and the affair can
only be set down as a brilliant success in
Every respect.
The honest face of Mr.. julius L. Bristow
was radiant with smiles this morning when
ne remarked to our reporter about the arri-
val OF that little boy Sunday night. II the
son makes as good a man as his father, his
success in this world is assured.
w. Ii. Whitaker ESQ.,, as solicitor for
1homas Sayles the owner of patent for a
certain sort of railroad brakes. filed suit in
he Ohlted states Circuit Court yesterday
against the Louisville II Nashville Railroad
company for alleged infringement of pat
ent.
The defendant made no move for new
trial in the case of Carroll Cambron against
=. IL, Clendening, but has repleyied the
ludgment-that is, has given bond for the
MANAGES and costs. due in three months
Rnd bearing u per cent. interest. The
whole amount will be about $3.50, besides
'he Zee to defendants attorney.
Mrs. Margaret Glennon and her children
brought suit against the City of Covington
IN the Circuit Court yesterday for S., 1000
damages, on account of injury caused by
the late storms to their property at the cor
her of Eighth and Philadelphia streets by
reason of the insufficiency of sewer accom-
modations. Arthur, attorney.
The little schooner which las lain in the
Ohio for about a week, part of the time at
Covington and lately above Newport was
yesterday made the subject of libel by
Lloyd q. Brown, who claims to be owner of
hine-tenths of the vessel, and who further
asserts that William F. Collard is owner of
the remaining tenth. Brown lbels the
boat to recover the sum of $1,000 expended
Tor tackle, etc.
1t would be matter Of impossibility for
us to describe the pleasures at Father
Smiths champetre last night. The grounds
were brilliantly illuminated and, talk
about pretty girls! why, there were SO
many that we would be compelled to issue
an extra to print all their names. Among
the galants, though, of course, was our
blonde O'lIara, who had all the ladies wild
10 dance with him. Hugh Kelly and
Jim Rife were also prime favorites,
is was also George Mcnamara. Onr
Mike Shine was there shaking hands with
all the boys, and everybody was for him
for Legislature. The ladies who had charge
pf the refreshment stands were untiring in
lheir efforts to accommodate the one thou
Band patrons who were in attendance.
Father Smith, that good old SOUL made
people enjoy themselves who never
realized what enjoyment meant.
There was plenty for everybody to
eat, for Jim Zebra ate his supper before he
went If we made an attempt to describe
the pretty girls we would want an united
arsenal at our back for fear of slight
ing somebody. Shafer's Band, a
good one, too, discoursed elegant music
for the merry dancers. We will back
Father Smith and Father ones against the
world for making their affairs success, for
word from them is like a word from
Micky Nolan at Democratic delegate cleo
ton.
Judge Makibben has taken up his res
idence in Dayton, Kentucky.
Tie accident on the short-line will be
found in our local columns.
In the School Board report yesterday we
omitted the name of Miss Emma B. Smith
who was also appointed a teacher in the F
Grade, Primary.
Officers Frey and Flynn brought Frank
Hanlon in at ~ 0 clock last night for rails
ing disturbance on York street. Frank
contributed $5 so to the School Fund this
morning for his fun.
In the case Of Devercks vs. ]. Hickey's
administrator parties % the suit compro-
missed before Judgment was rendered in the
Circuit Court, and all parties interested ap-
pear satisfied.
The alarm from Box about Gals this
morning was caused by fire breaking out
in the roof of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyds resi-
dence, on Ringgold street, near DAYTON.
But small portion of the roof was dam
nged.
Valentine Waldes, youth of thirteen,
while playing atthe Ringgold-street School
house yesterday afternoon, cut q danger
ons cash in his foot by stepping on piece
of glass He was taken to his home, in the
upper part of the city.
Lieutenant Speckman and Officers Flypn
and Troy Taided the old Bailey Barracks,
on Taylor street, at o'clock this morning
and brought in Frank Buch, Bob Johnson
Sophia johnson and Belle Furgeson. Mayor
Harton fined them $5 and costs each this |
morning for disorderly conduct. They |
were put to work on the rock-pile.
\ George Stegner, a farmer residing on the |
| River Road, near Ten-mile, was struck bv |
bolt OF lightning during the storm last Tues. |
day and all of his lower limbs and arms
paralyzed The fluid first struck the barn
and tore off a portion of the building, and |