The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

CCyHNGTON.

He-No Tea Company have removed theil
place of business to TIC Madison street.
The quarantine on the Kentucky Centra
Railroad has been raised.
Mr. Samuel Hays who has been absen
from the city for the past several years, il
here on visit.
Mr.. George W. Stevens, of the firm O.
Stevens & Ware, died at his home in Gov
ington yesterday of fux.
Mr.. Ben w. Morris was elected Vice
Chancellor at the meeting of the Knights
of Pythias in Henderson, KY.
A vicious bulldog attacked Henry Kohl
this morning and lacerated his hand badly.
The purp is to be slaughtered.
A chapel to be called the ''hCapel of Mary
Comforter of the Afflicted" is to be erected
at St. Johns Graveyard back of Lewisburg.
Robert Garrett, of Warren County, O.,
and Miss Abbie G. Bernard, of Montgomery
County, o., we're married in Covington
yesterday.
Miss Lottie Cook, beautiful young lady
of Salem, O., who has been visiting the
family Of Councilman Woods, returned
home last night.
Mr. Gus. Rattan, the tonsorial artist fell
from step-ladder yesterday and dislocated
his left shoulder. Now Gus. will have to
do his girl squeezing with one arm.
Mr.. J. D. Kehoe, wife and son and Miss
Jennie Kehoe, of Maysville, are the guests
of Mrs A. f. Heman, of East Third street.
MIR. Kehoe is member-elect of the Legis-
lature.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ohm G. Tate
and wife, of Campbell County, to Kate T..
Hackett, of Covington, lot 25 by $50 feet,
north side Powell street, 13O feet west of
Scott street, Covington; $3.50.
Baron Won Soden, of the German EN-
pire, on his way from China to Havana,
was Yesterday the guest of Mr. G. B. Sim
rail. who was friend and fellow student
of his at the University of Tubingen, Ger
many, years ago.
Loud complaints are being made about
our Fish omnissioner, Mr.. Jas. B. Casey,
because he don't attend to his duties.
There is not day but what Banklick
Creek is seined, and Licking and Ohio
Rivers are full of nets.
James Hawly, who was arrested yester-
dav on the charge of drunkenness. tried to
shuttle off this mortal coil by hanging him
self with pair of suspenders, but was pre-
vented by the turnkey. He was arraigned
in the Police Court to-day and was too
drunk to be tried.
The popular Florence Dramatic Club held
ladies' reception at their elegant fur
nished suite of rooms last evening. A
number of our prominent bellies were pres.
ent and pleasant evening was spent in So
cial chatting and listening to the soft, sweet
strains of Affel's Orchestra.
CITY CouNcIL.-At the meeting of Coun-
Gil last night, Chief Glore communicated
an invitation to the Fire Department to
participate in the Firemen's Tournament
at Chester Park October LIST, ID and Sd, and
asked permission to 60 with one company.
Granted.
The Committee on Wharf and City En-
gineer reported the specifications for the
Brooma improvement between Scott and
Madison streets, along the river front. Re-
port concurred in.
Mr.. Ellis offered resolution declaring
the seat of Mr.. Falls vacant and providing
for a rev member. Mr.. Halam moved
to refer to the Committee on Elections
Lost by ayes-Ashbrook, Davezac, Hallam,
Howe, Senour, Whittle. Wolking and the
Presidents. Nays-Brent Coffin, Ellis,
Rich. Won Boken, Weweler, Woods and
McDonald-S.
Mr.. Coffin moved to lay over for one
week. Carried by II to 5. the five being
Brent. Ellis, Mcdonald Rich and Woods.
The Committee on Work-house and Jail
reported adversely on Thurston Gray's
prayer for pardon.
The same Committee reported favoring