The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-24
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COVINGTOr


The Forrest Dramatic Club are rehears-
ng the Ticket OF Leave Man."
A smae blaze in the house 134 East
.rever street, caused the alarm of fire to-
lay
Patsy O'Brien got his sugar last night
ind accompanied by his wife returned
some
The engineers picnic at Prices Hill to-
night will eclipse all the picnics Of the
easOn.
When Covington gets Superintendent
y the Fire Department that understands
his business.
Talk about your wide open picnics, Just
sait until the Twiights' at the Highland
House, next Monday.
Dominic Boro to J. B. Brzzolara for life
With remainder in fee to his wife Angus
line, same property; 81.
The congregation of Rice Chapel will
five genuine old basket meeting on the
18th inst, on Williams street.
Joseph II. Roseboom and Lizzie Scott
we're granted a marriage license to-day.
they hail from Frankfort, Ind.
- ~ ItiiC' of the Star
When will that water plug on the corner
dsecond and Scott streets be repaired?
A READER.
j. b. Brizzolara, of Newport, to Dominic
Boro, of CovingtOn, lot 4SxG5, north side of
second street, Affect west of Greenup street.
Coviugton; 81. >
Our Pad Casey and Hart Winger have a
score of honor opposite to theirnames to-
day on the Marshals slate. They are cred
tied with four arrests Hoop la!
The German Pioneer Society will cele-
brate their anniversary tonight with
grand picnic at Riddles Garden. Their
procession took place this afternoon.
b. f. Laird to Cordelia Laird, both of
.Coyngton grantees life interest in estate
ot s. Il. Laird, deceased, conveyed by her
to grantor February 10th, 1879; $40.
Among the passengers on theK. err.
Tins morning was Governor II. NJ. Bishop,
Df Ohio. He spent yesterday with relatives
lt Morning View. He wore the smile of
defeat for the Democrats.
The lyceum connected with the Main
street NJ. f. Church will have its anniver-
@ry tonight. The meetings of this lyceum
have been held every month for wear
crowded houses each time.
The grand moonlight picnic to he given
by the Rollng-mll boys at Rudde's Garden
Thursday night promises to be recherche
affair There will be two prizes given for
The best lady and gent waltzer
TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE Esther A.
Laird to Fred. j. NIeyrs, both of Cuvington,
lot 4712xl9O southwest corner of Madison
street and alley between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Covington; 1890
The largest, best conducted most eniov-
nble picnic ever held in this vicinity will
be that Of the Cathedral congregation at
Latonia Springs on the 4th of July. The
transportation will be free of charge. and a
delegation of pretty girls from every town
will be there.
Tonight High School Commencement
exercises Will occur at Odd-fellows' Hall!
The pupils upon whom the honors of the
year fall are Misses Mary j. Haven, Emma
V. .Wiles, Myme Jones, Lena Martin, Ada
Guerin, Adeia Day and Matte Allen. and
Masters. e. Ellsworth Davis and VIM. B.
Percival.
Mr.. l.. J.. Bristow, brother of our efficient
County Clerk, returned home last night
from the University of Virginia, where he
has been pursuing the study Of law A
serious spell Of sickness prevented him
from remaining through the commence
ment exercises, in which he would have
taken part.
Paul Reusch, the man who can't talk
any, and Louis Wirth, the bar-room pro-
prietor, had a red-hot tussle last night.
The clashing of steel the sound of fire
arms and the sme. of powder made things
lively in that vicinity for awhile. A war
rant was issued for Lewis Wirth to-day
At his trial he will make one, of them cele-
brated Dutch speeches of his.
POLICE CoURT.-The Marshal's slate this
morning was another illustration of the
efficiency of our police force. The follow
ing are the victims: john Weitznberger,
VIM. Lidley, Julia Bauser, disorderlv,
"a each; John AicHale, drunk, 81; Henry
Widdekind fast driving honorably exon
Grated; Henry Print and Peter Black,
crap shooters, $4 each; Ike Johnson same, |
dismissed; John McIiale, peddling without |
license, dismissed Ed. Phillips and james
Nolan, breach of the peace, $25 and costs
EACH
NEWPORT.
Owing to the numerous daylight robber-
les that have been committed lately, Off |
GERS Flynn and Creighton have been trans
ferred to day duty.
A meeting of the Newport Alumnal So
ciety will be held this evening at 5 o'clock,
at Room No. 2, Ringgod.street Building |
to perfect arrangements for the reunion |
that takes place Thursday evening.
Last night about Ii o'clock Officer Crigh-
ton found two-days' old male infant in |
basket setting on the steps of Mr.. John
Rape on Monmouth street. The child was
terribly disfisured, but was still alive when
found. TIE officer brought the little
stranger and placed it in the charge of Mrs. |
John Schwartz.
officer Creighton arrested an individual
this morning giving his name as Joe Never,
alias Smith, on suspicion. He ordered seven
barrels of flour last evening from Hevle's
mill at the head of Monmouth street to
be sent to grocer in Covington, but Mr..
Heyle suspcioned that all was not right,
and had him arrested. The same individ-
ual is wanted in Covtngton to answer sew
eral charges of receiving money under
false pretenses.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the cause of Wise VS..
Air the petition was dismissed without
prejudice, and judgment rendered for de-
fendants costs. Plaintiff entered obiec-
tion and was given until the 18th day to
enter bill of exceptions.
In the cause of Wurlitzcr VS.. Cottincham
an answer was filed.
In the case of V. T. Chambers VS. N.
Hickey, suit for damages for wasting of
farm produce, judgment given plaintiff for
5000.
The case of z. Lutzwiler VS.. c. Schweitz-
'er, suit on note, in progress.
Mrs. Keigher wife of Peter Keigher, re-
siding on German street, near Ringgold at
tempted suicide last evening about 6 O'Clock
by cutting her throat with razor. The
woman is about thirty-tive years of age, and
Is the mother of five children. She has
been suffering from mental dehiIity for |