The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-13
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

Mr.. James McCourt lost his pocket-book
containing $-s in money, this morning.
Mr.. NJ. Blyer, who was thrown from his
wagon few days since, is able to be out
again.
The Democratic nomination cost Mr.
Armstrong over 800, and he had no oppo
stion.
At the Independence Convention yester.
day Mr. l.. a. Armstrong was nominated
for Sheriff.
Mr., Daniel L. Moore died this morning
At his home at IS West Third street, Of heart
disease, lie was very worthy citizen.
The Mutual BGiding and Loan Associa
tion have moved to the hall 5li Madison
street, and will sell money at their hall to
night.
The Presbyterian Assembly of the State
will meet in Louisville Thursday. Rev.
Geo. Lummey left last night to be in at.
tendance.
Col. Bryan Tansey has opened his new sa-
loon, No. 4j9 Scott street. Bryan has one
OF the neateSt saloons in the city, and has
hosts Of friends to patrOniZe him.
w. S. Porter filed slit for damages in
the tircuit court this morning against W.
s. Holden for $1,000 The grounds claimed
IN his petition is trespassing.
The Main-street Methodist Episcopal Sun
day-sct ool will give an exhibition this eve
ming and tableaux next Friday evening for
the benefit OF their library fund.
Mr. ]. s. Lyle and his estimable wife cele-
brated their Tin wedding last night at their
home on Fourth street. A gay crowd was
present, and every body spent a joyous
tine.
Willie Lloyd, the young vandal who did
Mi the mischief out in Austinburg, was SELL
fenced to nine months in the Workhouse.
His sentence was suspended, however, if he
would leave the city.
In the County Court this morning Kate
McHugh qualified as guardian of John,
Ellen, Edward, Ann, kate and Margaret
McHugh. The will of Joseph Wieghaus
was admitted to probate.
MIR. Frank Berte and Miss Francisco Lut-
ker were married this morning at st. Joseph
Church. At the conclusion Of the cere-
mony, reception was held at the residence
of the bride, "n Thirteenth street. The
bridal party then lett for st. Bernard, where
they will spend the day, and grand recep-
ton and dance will be held at Deisler's
Garden tonight.
At recent meeting of the st. Patrick
Benevolent Society, the following officers
we're elected: Rev. Father Brandt, Chap
lain; John Mckenna, President; w. w,
Leonard, Vice President; NJ. Leonard,
Treasurer; Dennis Noonan Corresponding
Secretary; VIM. 0 Brien, Secretary. Stand
ing Conrmittee-P. Farrell NJ. Mccarthy,
Daniel DAILY, James Hanrahan, P. Cum
Minis.
Thomas Wyatt Of Pike; S. H. Adams, of
Boyd; Tansey King and Harrison Hall, of
FLOYD; Alfred Rowe, Of Magofiin; Pleasant
Fletcher, Of Jessamine; Henry McGregory,
Of Rowan; Albert Mead, J. NJ. Mead and
Louis Hall, of Letcher, alleged moon
sinners arrived yesterday, escorted by Dep
atty Sam. Cochran and his baliffs and were
lodged in jail to await an interview with
Uncle Sam.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Koestin, wife of Rev. Mr.. Koestlin,
Isl ing dangerously i'll.
Another telephone line was stretched
Across the Licking Bridge yesterday.
The programme to be rendered by the
Choral Society this evening embraces some
OF the choicest selections.
Mrs. J. L. Reese and family will leave to-
morrow for Winchester, Virginia, to spend
the summer months.
Mr. Louis Copstans has been retained as
Deputy City Clerk to assist in making out
the June tax duplicate.
There are already five candidates in the
field for Legislative honors, Colonel r. W.
Nelson being the latest.
Owing to the large amount of business to
be transacted in the ChanceFy Court, an
extra term will be held the last week in
June.
Gen. Augur, U. s. Army, who has been
attending the Hazen-Stanlev court martial.
in New York, returned yesterday to the
Barracks.
The old members of the Van Voast Guard
will meet at their armory tomorrow after
noon to make preparations for taking part
in the procession on Decoration Day.
Sunday night some young scamps threw
q boulder through the window in Squire
BOdkin's saloon, corner of Columbia and
Southgate streets, breaking two Large French
plate lights.
Tina Gasdorf, whose father, Fred. Gas
dorf, keeps saloon corner of Jefferson and
Columbia streets, swore out warrant last
night for the arrest of Jake Loesch on a
charge of disorderly conduct.
A final settlement of the Syndicate Build
ing Association will be made at this term
OF the Chancery Court. An order will be
made for the distribution of the funds now
in the hands of the Chancellor.
Perhaps it would be well for venders of
market truck TO remember that there is an
ordinance prohibiting them peddling be-
fore a. m. Barney Denning, haiing from
South Covington, was arrested this morning
on that charge.
The Board of School Commissioners will
meet this evening at Lawyer Wright's of
flee to consider the petition of several
teachers who wish to be exempt from un-
ders another examination. The ladies
pettioning have been teaching over twenty
years.
Mollie Templcton, an inmate of the Sta
was allowed the freedom of the
jail yard yesterday on the plea that she Was
not feeling well. Mullie took advantage of
the guards absence and made bee line for
the rear gate, where she soon effected an
escape. The Lieutenant, after diligent
search OF three hours, finally ran across
MUllie and marched her back behind the
bars.
IeIePilonlC communication was made
this morning between this city and Cincn-
natl via CovingtOn, the wires extending to
the following places From the Licking
Bridge to the Barracks, thpGce to the
from there to Banman &
Bodleys office, thence to the Post.otfice,
and thence to Doeppe's brewery. Commu-
nlcation is also made between this city and
Aurora, Ind.
DAYTON. Ky.
Telephone communication is now COM
ple+e between Dayton and Cincinnati, the
office in Dayton being at DR.. Goetzes drug
store.
: Tho Garn,an WorL;nnn,oni, cao;aI.1