The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
CGyINGTON.

Weaver's schooners are still sailing
Miss Mamie Foster is visiting relatives in Troy,
Ohio.
We have bad story about City Sealer Fred
Timm.
Coroner DeGruyder has issued proclamation
for the August election.
Mr.. B. S. Harden and wife have returned from
pleasant visit to Drennon Springs
Col Frauk Mead is training Alfred Rivard's
new race horse Tor the coming fall races.
In the County Court to-day Nose Arnold quail
fed as guardian OF Chas Foster Arnold.
A little boy named Tnllet, while fighting on
Madison street to-day, fell and broke his arm.
Miss Mary Becht, accompanied by her mother,
leaves Tonight on visit TO friends in California.
Col Joe johnson, of the Fourth Ward House.
is recovering from slight attack OF cholera
morbus.
Bridgeman, the barber, is about to sail on
double sea Ol ma rimony, according to the boys
statements.
The Covngton Moonlight Club have issued in
vitatiOns for picnic al Mason's Grove, in South
COvngtOn on the 18Th OF August.
Mr.. John kohrman has purchased the Cottage
saloon, on Greenup street. John is a popular and
clever man, and VIII do a good business.
Miss Betty Farrell entertained number OF
friends in elegant style ut her residence last
Ing with delightful musicale.
Mr.. T. A. Martin, OF tins city, has patented an
adjustable stone bumper. He has received several
naltering proposals from dealers and manulartur.
Grs lor 1t.
Judge C. W. Cook, OF Webster County KY, the
GreenDack candidate for Governor, is in the city,
and vii deliver an address at the siXLh-street
Mafket-house tonight.
Dr G. W. Collins, of New York, in company
with skip" Van Hart and James Frazier, two of
the best tiremep in Cincinnati, was in town yes
terday shaking hands with The boys.
POLICE COURT.-James Burns, breach of the
peace, continued, bail $50; Charles Feeney, same
continued Mrs. joyce dsorderly, continued; Joe
Mugerldge, failing 10 exhibit, etc., continued.
p Roman yanked in his old friend Dick Nolan.
yesterday for an overload of bulge. The Mayor
gave him fOur'doliar case TO sober up on tu-day
Dick is in town fixing up things for the August
election.
Suit was fled IN the Circuit Court Yesterday
pgainst Burton Hathaway by Martin Hupgar and
wife lor $4,000 damages for the killing OF their
son, Peter Huggar Hathaway is now confined IN
the PenilentiaIy. This is the lamented West Gov
1ngton tragedy.
party of gentlemen named Louis Honneking,
Nick Brock Barney Nicbers H. Toners AlrS
Brayer, John and Alex. Toole, IL. Bohlman, Alex.
Bohlman Junior and senior), John Lukens, Theo,
Bohlman and Mr.. RGhlandeTs had their pictures
taken in group sunday by Mr.. uoyeT; copy OF
which Will be sent 10 Esterwagef, Hanover Ger
many where they all hail from. The picture is a
handsome one, and shows the map of Germany to
perfection.
According to his statement VIM. Quinn an EN-
ploye OF VIM Burning, was bIltally attacked by
Fireman George Lyt G, of the SiXth-strcct Engine
house, sunday evening, and badly beaten He
was standing on the corner opposite the City Pen,
Bioner's house, when Lytle called him over and
said: Quinn, give me the cigdr.|' Quinn re-
piled that he bought that cigar. Lytle saws don't
you ike it? Quinn replied in the negative when
Iytle turned around and struck him. If such be
the cas1, Mr.. Lyle should be expelled from the
Fire department.
Mr.. ]. B. r ster is to be Superintendent of the
new consolidated stock-ysrds i'll this city. The
Company Will be composed of a President euper-
lntendent and Board OF Directors Three of the
Directors are to be chosen from Louisville and two
from CoVlhgtCn. The coIpOratofs are J. b. Fos-
ter, L. n. Crigler, A. II. Mullins J. L. Norris,
w. f. AshbrUok, AID George Bnrge. The Gov.
ington Stock yards to be enlarged immediately.
The company has effected contract with the X
Z. H. Il. to unload their stock AT the Yards for n
period OF twenty years. The Short Line Railroad
VIII have their track completed this week, and
VIII run INTO Covington this Week. The Pennsyl-
wanna Central Will also come in on the same track
and the Stock Company have, we understand,
enected contract with both of these
companies to unload their freight at the Yards for
number oi years. This is glorious news for Gov
ington and Will add muck to increasing the pop
uiation and VIII advance real estate in the vicinity
OF the yards considerably.
There will be special Council meeting
Tomorrow night to consider the plans and
specifications Of the new Jail.
At the late rattle OF the Old and Young
Friends Relief Society the following num-
bers drew prizes: 132, 1852, 40 and lGl.
The locals of the First District of the
School Board will hold a meeting on to-
merraw and try and arrange the rerplexed