The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-15
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COYINGTON.
Judge ]. S. Boyd, of Cynthiana, is In town.

Hon. ]. G. Carlisle and wife LETT to-day Tor Blue
Lick Springs.
Miss May Bouller, of West Sixth street, is visit
ing in Indiana.
VIM. Collins was fined 81 for drunk in the Po-
lice Court to-day
Mr.. John Ten syck has accepted position with
Col. Bob Howe
Miss Ada Foy will start on the road on or about
the 18th OF September.
Mr.. William Ernst left last night for Chicago to
meet his family, who are Ell route home.
Herr John Bollinger has opened outan shop
at 4O5 scott street. Let all his friends give him d
The walking match at Odd-felow Hall stood at
10 O'Clock to-day: O'Brien, 100 miles; Walsh, loa
miles
Colonel Billy Miles has been appointed Janitor
at the Exposition building in Cincinnati. Bully
for d II.
Patrick Toohey was arrested and lodged in jail
last night on the charge OF Wlfe-beatlhg. HIS uAal
takes place tomorrow.
Sheriff l.. A. Armstrong left this morning on q
visit 10 his mother, who is lying dangerously Ill
NJ her home in the upper end OF the county.
Rev. B. j. Kramer was ordained Priest at the
Cathedral this morning. lie will celebrate his
first mass at Mother OF GOD Church Sunday morn.
ing.
Assumption" day was appropriately celebrated
In all the Catholic churches this morning The
jubilee at ST. Joseph's Church to-day was largely
attended.
At the meeting OF City Council last night moth.
ing of Importance was transacted. Several unsuc'
CeSsful ballots were taken on plans for the pro
posed new jail,
Joe Stout, who escaped from the Workhouse
some time since, was tired to-day by the Mayor on
that charge, and sentenced TO the Work-hOuse lol
forty.fve days.
Mr.. Charles Fisk is the latest aspirant to the
United States Judgshp occasioned by the death
Di Judge Ballard, We are Tor Charley in pretet-
ence OF any body.
The picnic of tile season will be the Typographi.
cal Union Of Coyington Over five hundred tickets
have been sold and number OF attractions have
been secured TO make everybody enjoy them
Selves.
Mr.. Pat Brennan a resident of Peaselburg had
two fingers on his right hand sprained yesterday,
while engaged in loading Stone AT John McNenna>
Sone quarry on the Highland Pike. II will ne
cessitaUe few days 10 cooperate theh hand.
"Trick" Mcsorley, member OF the late Star
Base bali Club in this city, was in twn to-day
shaking hands with the boys. Trick has been
welding the willow in Detroit all summer. He
repo Is Smith n. Hawes as looking and doing well
IN Canada.
The walking match at Oddfellows' Hall is pro
crossing finely People should turn out and pat
ronlze the boys i'll order 10 encourage them
U'Brien is a Covington boy and lie should be ap
preciated as such by giving him good reception
tomorrow.
SAM CoFLIN.-This young Councilman is still
that he was in earnest about res!gning; that he
believed tho President 10 have treated him with
unjusLiiable disrespect, and that he had actually
written his resignation and sent it 10 the Clerk Il
be presented to Council, but that it had beer
opened ana made way with or suppressed before
Council met On the other side Charly Trantel
declares p siively That he Will take back nothing
he said Enquirer.
We sincely trust that Coffin will resign
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Henry Parr and wife
Catherine to George Hartke, both OF COvington
lot 81 TIP by 20, southwest corner Fifteenth anC
Bankl;ck streets, Covngton; 81 ,52j.
Mary Reeb and Others 10 Frank Knoll, of Gov
ington lot 80 by lA, west side Baker street. 60 fee
north OF the alley between Lewis and Cross streets
Covngton s.7OO.
Frank Knoll to David Knoll, of Covington SAME
property; same consideration.
Josiah H. GravenUr, Of Ludlow, to Elizabeth
Nash OF Clermont County, OHIO lot 25 by 10 fec
north side of Pike stress LOG feet west of DaViC
Harris Lane, in KentOn County; also lot so by 81
feet west side of Main street, 80 feet north o
Boone street. Bromley; IL and other property il
exchange.
A. j. Drury and wife, of Cincinnati, to X w
Culbertson of Covington, lot 80 by 200 feet soutt
side OF Twelfth street, 13S feet west OF Madison
street, Covington; $500.
NGWPORT.
Billy Mullen is the hero oil the hour.
Mrs George Noyes, OF Saratoga street. is lying
dangerously ILL.,
Dr. Fred. Davis returned last evening from hi
trip to the Virginia Mountains.
Captain Bill Underwood, the hero of the A. G
Donnally, reached home last evening.
The City Dads have finally agreed to allow thu
Louisville Short.line to close James alley for depo
purposes.
Mrs Frank Barker, nee Root. has a twelve
pound daughter at home. Papa Frank is absen
Mt Colorado.
Mrs Lille Wolf, who has been visiting at Mrs
Robinsons on York street, lelt last evening for he
home i'll Grenada, Miss
Clifford Stone aged seven, son of J. K. Stone
fell from fence on York street, yesterday, anC
broke his arm and was otherwise injured.
Council accepted an invitation last evening t
attend the Twenty seventh anniversary Of thu
Turner Society to be held at Turner Hall, OH tn,
Path inst
Mr.. John Wohlfart was elected by Council las
night to fill the vacancy in the Board OF Police
Commissioners, made vacant by the resignation o.
W. X. Boal
Prisoners are right at home with the magistrates
When sent up by the latter they are allowed s.
per day TO work out their fine, but the Mayor
Court only allows fifty cents. Vast difference.
Michael Foley, Esq, the efficient and obligint
operator at the Short Line, p. +. Calaghan, yaIt
conductor, and p j. Policy, his assistant left las
evening for Niagara Falls and other places o
note.
petition to have Mrs. John P. jackson, who
is in helpless condition. removed to the Hospital
and transportation TO Indiana OF Mr. Jackson anC
two children, were granted by the Council las
evening.
Mr.. Robert King of this city, requests US t
tta that all deaf mutes wishing to attend tht
Deaf Mute Asylum at Columbus, Ohio, and thost
wishing to go at half-fare rates, 10 address him II
this city.
The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
through A. s. Berry, decided a strip OF property ly
ing just west OF Saratoga street and running no:tl
from Taylor street to Byzantine, which the Coun
I'll accepted last night with thanks.
The Newport Light Guard, Captain Albert Silvt
commanding, were granted certificate of gooC
moral character yesterday by Judge Makibben
The company, which numbers forty-one members
have made application to be admitted as State
Guards.
Clint Hoyt and James Harris, hallng from
Louisville. were brought in last night by Officer
DAILY, on suspicion. They were arraigned before
Mayor Harton this morning, but their cases con
linued until the Chief of Police Of Louisville /.
heard from.
One of the large planning machines at ]. X
Stones factory, on Isabella street, broke down yes
terday while running breaking the machine al
most to pieces and throwing the fragments in va
rious directions. Several of the employees wert
slightly injured, but none seriously.
A number of the beautiful shade trees planted
by Mr.. NJ. ]. King, fronting his premises on Co
iumbia street, were killed by lightning dur ng one
Df the recent storms. Mr.. King has replantet
trees in the locality on three different occasions
but each time they have been killed by lightning
Mr.. w. X. Boal for reasons best known to him
ielf, sent in his resignation as member of the
Board OF Police Commissioners to Council las
evening, to take effect at once. This action of Mr.
Boal is much to be regretted, as he was one of the
most active and efficient members OF the Board
The resignation was accepted.
The committee appointed by Council to exam
Inc the books of the late City Treasurer Bower.
reported having given his books a complete re
vision and found that there was due from him on
the city account S597 49, and to the Water works