The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

inal Court this morning resulted in his ac
quittal.
The trial of C. b. De Malmedy was called
up III the Criminal Court this morning Hi
should be acquitted.
Mr.. Bernard Brumtagle and Miss Ber
nardina Hugenburg were married thi.
morning at Mother of God Church
A rock wagon belonging to Bernard Stag
ginburg run over a Little boy on GreenuI
street, yesterday, and broke his arm.
The Kenton Lodge No. "A, l. 0. O. F.,
willgive one Of their glorious old picnics al
the Highland House on the 2lst inst
There will be grand picnic at Rudde'i
Garden on the l4ti inst, for the benefit o.
Robert Woods, an old rolling-mill heater.
The City Board of Equalization complet
ed its work yesterday evening. Net result
ST. 500 reduction on the entire city assess
ment,
Police CoURT.-Sanders Marshal, petty
larceny, 80 days in the Work house; Ernst
Clark, breach of the peace, continued until
Thursday.
Geo. Mcnamara says he is not a candi.
date for chief of Father Smiths picnic, but
Tom Fittle alias DR.. Mulligan, is on the
track for the Office.
Census Taker Vastine took in 69s school
chicks yesterday, besides doing his regular
work in the newspaper line. He is work
ing on the First Ward now.
The Committee appointed by the Pioneer
Association to get an orator for the Fourth,
have been so fortunate as to secure the SER
vices of Hon. Cassius NJ Clay.
Father Edward Burke pastor of the Cath
slic congregations meetingat Independence
and Florence, was granted q license yester-
uay to solemnize matrimOny.
Mr.. George Steenken, Cincinnati, carrier
of the Times and Miss Lizzie Scifner we're
happily welded at st. Joseph's Church yes
terday morning. Everything passed off
pleasantly and in good style.
A marriage license was granted this morn
ing to Henry r, Camnitz, aged twenty
three, and Lizzie Huffman, aged nineteen.
They will be married this evening at the
residence of the bride, on Ninth street.
The Covington Board of Health met YES
terday evening, Mr.. Woods presiding, and
Eessrs. Ellis, Whitte Collin and Won
Boken also present To give Health Officer
Wilson chance, the Board adjourned with
put action until next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Henry s. Percival yesterday resigned
rs Trustee OF the Jury Fund, a position
which he has filled with tboroIlpb fairbfni'
ness for the past three wears, Judge Per.
Kins hiied the vacancy by the appointment
" M T. 'onh l.. oahqlord, most worthy,
honest and capable man.
NGWPORT.
Gen. S. B. Brown has withdrawn from
The Leader.
Gen George r uodro ,o,,,o, h. ,,,.,...-.
tor Florida On Iog,I hI7e;ross '0ioi ~"
A No,,on, f,oI .4,.,..
tardo, r. H. Gao,';. "S.''oliile'iU C sun yes
Kellar for scno So'i' as"lhsU JUN
w =,
ard cdsts a,oh o''4 Ian nlnkei were nneo
nr's Court for dieorJori,, on,56ot ~ 'ie May
nv, ooiuoo''
,,e me hupt'ais OF Mr.. Albert Damer and
yuesdav wornina at G. Gto,,i ior p1 mex ne1t
n, \, ''''e ''' ~, S'ep"eii ohurch'
4, lhe Ne"PoFt oolerle Cup VIII entertain
smeir I lIleiius @ az the highland House on
1nulSuay' --u lhst', 10 picnic and con-
Nv.
me local trustees have appointed Jonas
gearing W ieCake the census IN the First
~a,u' f ihe lorlher report Is not salts
'ac'ory'
Robert Ewin and Molle Templeton were
adreseed ar last hignt on dlsagreeable charge
Ihey were nned Szo ana costs each by May
VI Ilartoh Vhis morning.
The local Trustees of the School Board
having examined the books of the census
takers of the Fourth and Second Wards.
report the same y. N.
Mrs. Betton mother of the late Miss
Fannie Betton, who had gained consdera-
bic note as u reader, is visiting at the resi-
dence of A. Il. Bloomfield.
Amanda, the six-year-old daupbtcr of
Mr. Egan, residing on Isabella street, near
Walnut, suffered broken arm yesterday
by being run over by an express wagon.
A little lad named Charles Alder wos ar.
rested last night for attemptius to steal a
ride on street car. Mavor Harton lot
him off this morning with reprimand '''
man named Vim Turner resid;r,, -,
Putnam street. while returning from Ala
andria at late hour last nig5t was wav-
laid by foptpads and robhed of h;s nooLat
book containing 500 f''
r,o c.. C1.'.....
he e'aIe it, Convention OF the ancient
ouei s, u ,I.' iiiDern'aiis VIII oe heio at Odd
wiii hs rrasa,,t =" f,an W." a Lo,a rnSr De'egales
stata nr''n,anoda ronnont nne ;1i I1iIs vs. Vi 1Iie
IN the eveninp VIII '' given
Inc Iunerai OF Joseph Ash lbaugh, whose
body was found Monday in the river near
the foot of Fifth street took nIoca yo.tor
d.y from tho rov;danna 80 ~, is.l,y. 80.
Iy.;n.. io. .ne ieIiuehce nv VI MS mocher' on
inauisou sIreet. Inc remains were inferred
IA evergreen cemetery.
ttbn Na.ror+ p,... IT,, 80
III. Wv PoiU ialehO ruel works VIII
snoTiy commence operation. The COM
pany expect to turn out one hundred tons
Uf fuel manufactured from the finest coal
dust daily This will he tho onlv u,nnf.o