The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-13
COVINGTON.


The 1.-THE case of Kavanaugh has been
settled, by Kavanaugh pay ing his taxes. $50
Applicants for teachers in the Public
School will be examined in Elements Oh
Physiology"
Mr.. Jacob Won Gundy left, yesterday, for
Cherry Grove,iO., to take charge OF hotel
for his uncle
The City Council of Ludlow have
passed appropriate resolutions on the death
of Henry Barr.
Clemens Bramlage died Yesterday at his
home on the Highland Pike from wounds
inflicted by himself.
I In the County Court this morning.
Clemens Klegmeyer was qualified as guar
dian of his minor children.
A number of witnesses were examined in
the late Jail escape yesterday The Com
mittee will probably make their report TO
Council tonight.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-John w. Mcdaniel,
aged twenty-nine, and Alice Pryor, aged
twenty; Joseph Maier aged ihir y-two,
and Ida Hulda Sobutki, aged twenty-five.
Sanders Marshal was arrested this morn
ing by Officer Mike Bolan on the charge of
robbing Riggs show-window. Look out,
Joe Frederieks, the cops are after you
Messrs. Mills & Co., of South Covington.
dre boring an artesian well for their distil-
lery. They have reached depth of seven
hundred feet, and propose to go ahead un-
til they strike water suitable for their pur-
poses.
There is a compensation for every mis-
fortune. Last election day City CLERK Geo.
Davidson fell from a sleigh and broke his
leg. Yes, erday a beautiful little girl baby
came to his house to add to the cheerful
ness of his already happy home.
Valentine Bellikin filed suit in the Chan
Gerry Court, yesterday, for divorce from his
wife julia E. Bellikin, on the grounds of
abandonment. He states in his petition
that they were married in Detroit, in july
1876, and migrated 10 this city in the fol-
lowing year. Since that time his wife has
left him ON two or three different occasions
On February 9Th, 1878. she deserted him
and went to her home in Detroit, and since
that time ne has not seen her.
Mr.. Mike O'Haro, the efficient policeman
who has caused so many bleeding hearts
among the ladies of the West End, has been
captured at last. AS our reporter was wend-
ing his way home last night the moon sud-
denly spread light over the earth, and in
hallway in prominent gentleman's s resi-
dence in the West End there stood that
statue of bravery, with his arm clasped
gracefully around fair damsel, who was
giving him talking to that sounded like
business. Cottages, chairs, cooking uten-
sils etc, were mentioned. Mike is trying
to steal march on Mike Bolan, who is en-
gagged to one of the pretty girls that works in
the tobacco shop.
EEWPoRT.
The Grand Jury will make its final report
tomorrow.
The Grand Jury indicted Joe Gates this
morning for grand larceny.
For particulars of the marriage of high
toned runaway couple see the local col
umns.
"The Rich Fool" will be the subject of
Rev. Mr.. Tinker at the First Baptist Church
this evening.
The Van Voast Guards will entertain
their friends to select masque at Red
Mems Hall tonight.
The Ex-solders and Sailors have post
poned their meeting until tomorrow even
ing owing to Hayman's Hall being occu-
pied.
Dur friend Mr. F. B. Wentworth has
opened a class for vocal culture and elocu-
tion at his residence, No. 90 Washington
avenue.
The ladies of the York-street Congrega-
tional Church will give social this even
ing at the residence of Mr. ]. c. Hall, 239
York street.
The Mite Society of the Columbia-street
Presbyterian Church will be entertained
this evening at the residence of Mr.. d. II.
b. Coffin, Oh Front street.
Charles Hahn was fined SIS and costs in
thn ,rt I,io g.,
take out a dog license. The fine was remit
ted, and Mr.. Hahn took out the necessary
document.
The jurors that have been acting at the
present term of the Criminal Court have
made themselves disliked by Judge Perkins
and Judge Cleary. Yesterday Judge Per-
kins instructed the Sheriff to dismiss them
and impanel new set.
Prof. Thomas, lae of Wales, an eminent
pianist, gave recital last evening at the
residence of Rev. Mr.. Griffith, on Madison
rect Mr., Richard Evans, leader of the
Cincinnati Choral Society, alse Mr. Evans,
well known tenor, were present
The Criminal Court was occupied all the
morning iH hearing the case of John Tracy
indicted for receiving stolen goods This is
the second trial Tracy has had in this case.
Mr.. NJ. d. Lynch, who lost about cart
load of groceries, is the principal witness
Timothy Mccarthy, one of Newports
best young men, was granted license this
morning to wed the charming Miss Ellie
Fallon. The marriage will take place this
evening at Che Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Afe. the ceremonies the
young couple will repair to their future
residence, on Egantine street near Mon
mouth, where reception will be held.
The civil suit of the Tiff brothers against
Thos. Bodkins for the recovery of $40 al
;eged to have been fraudulenfly collected,
was called before Squire Payne this morn
ing. 0. w. Root was present as counsel for
defendant, and lawyers Sutton of this city
and Keam of Cincinnati for the lifts. Mr..
Sutton gave security for the costs Plaint-
ifs counsel asked for a jury, which could
not be had until too late an hour, and the
case was therefore continued until to-mor-
row morning.
... HAMILTON. ..... l.E
Miss Drum. of Springfield is visiting friends in