The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COVINGTON.

NOVtNSION.
The water.works Board report that they are cut
Of money
The Pleasure Seekers will give their usual soiree
t Drexeus Hall tomorrow night
Barney Bun Is was fined S. and costs yesterday
by 'Slci-c Park for beating his wife.
The Democratic Executive Committee meets to-
hight at the law Office OF c. G. Wallace.
Mr. Garbage Cartman, please attend to business.
Bcveral Complaints were LOGGED against you last
night.
Wyatt Morgan, resident of California KY
had his left leg broken last night by KICK from
horse.
Col. Jack seely. the prosperous printer, has in
vented neat wooden fam which he presents to
his patrons.
The Zoung Mems Democratic Club will hold a
meeting Saturday evening at the Office OF Major
John B. Wise.
The Rolling Mill boys will give their annual
picnic at Shady Grove Tomorrow. An excellent
band has been engaged.
CAPTAIN Alex Montgomery and his estimable
wife will on next Sunday celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary OF their marriage.
The Kentucky Central Railroad is transporting
more wheat than any one railroad in the three
eities. Forty seven car loads arrived to-day.
Col Joe Russell was in the Marshal's office yes
ierday, and when asked what he was arrested for.
he replied, "On the suspicion OF being hungry.
II.
ordinance in the shape OF an amendment in the
City Council last night. lUfailed OF two-thirds
tote.
Honest Mike Shine will be elected in spite OF
lhe ueariOus actions of some political blood-suck
hrs who are opposing him. Mixes strongest OPP
ponent seems 10 Ue Mr.. J. 7. Patton.
The boys at the Mainstreet House were busy to-
day laying down a new platform, while the sixth
itreet gang were buzzlng each other how TO gel
kyen with Nastlne.
The people in the West End are LOUD in theii
complaints about the Irregularities of the gasoline
hmp-lighters Night before last there were only
Iwenty-six lamps lighted out of sxty-six.
POLICE CoURT-Chas. Sanders. breach of the
peace, continued; Wm. r. Bell d Bro, failing tc
xhibit red light SS: Nash johnson, disorderly
sonduct, dismissed; Harry Ross breach OF the
peace, continued.
Lizzie Meyers and Ed. Berlew were caught in
tery nefarious situation back of Linden Grove
Cemetery yesterday. They were arrested by Con
table Lam bert, aud fined Sl3 each by Mayor Athe,
his morning. They were only released from jal
his week on similar charge.
The firm of StiX, Wright 4 CO., of Cincinnati
made application to Health Officer Wilson TO-DAY
requesting permission to store their entire stock o
goods in TINS city which are on Their way iron
Memphis. Mr.. Wilson very sensibly and posi-
lively declined their request. He will also taxi
measures to see that goods are not landed in thi
hty.
There is young man who resides on the corne
Di Ninth and Madison who is IN abominable nui
lance and who makes himself obnoxious TO th
Entire public by his disgraceful and uncalled TO
actions. Last night he was seen on Madison
street abusing two Ot his latnerS clerks III mos
shameful manner.
The people in the neghborhood of Stevens ant
Thirteenth streets were wild with excitement thi
morning over the report that case Of yellow teve
existed among family Of colored folks in tha
vicinity. That cagle-cyed policeman, Steve Mead
Murray McGraw and Health Officer Wilson inves
ligated the case, but found it utterly untrue.
Messrs. S, D. Tenelc ok, J. L. Conners and mum
Der OF other prominent cti2gls have arranged 10
grand picnic ut Woodsde Park, on the Southerl
Road Saturday, August ID The piCnc VIII un
doubedly be largely attended, as the admission j
free Hon. A. S. Berry and other prominen
speakers will be in attendance and deliver ad
dresses. The managers promise everybody goo
time who attends.
REAL ESTATE TRAN NsFERs.-Master Commission
.r, for Prentice b. skinner and Others to the Fol
est Hill Loan Il liu iding Association, "a acres o
land on Dry Creek Turnpike, fronting on tn
Ohio River, about five miles below Covington
tl.s00.
Clemens August Bloemer to Catherine Carnal
lot so by $50 feet, on west side of Bullock street
and being Lots % and 26, Peley k1dd's subdivls
lon; 81, 300.
Judge w. w. Clcary, our efficient and gentle
manly Commonwealth's Attorney, was yesterda
presented with two handsome and finely execute
steel engravings by his udmirng friend, Col f. +
Helm our po uar Master Conmiss o.ler Tn
Judge also received a handsome gold pen an
holder from the admring friend for chartabl
act which We refrain from mentioning Sufic
TO say that ii was generous act and illustrates tn
mountain heart OF our able Judge and manipu!a
tor OF criminals.
At4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. B. M. Mos
was united in the bonds of matrmony to Mis-
Moilies Cummins, at the RESIDENCE OF Ali r. Mu
lns, Esq. 7l9 Mad son street. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. o. A. Bartholomew, the paste
Of the Ffth-street Christian Church, in an impre:
sive and digniGcd manner
Il ituIp flN tT1tiY p1nt
friends being present The bride is sister {
Mrs. Mullins the accomplished wife Of Mr.. Ali
r. Mullins Mr.. and Mrs. Moss left last night o.
Rhoncymoon tEp to Virginia.
Mr. Howe offered the following resolutions wit
preamble in the City Council last night:
'l5e 1t resolved by the City Council of the Cit
pf Covington, That the City of Covington hereb
declares itself quafantined against all districts il
fected with the yellow fever
Resolved, That the Health Officer be, and he
hereby instructed to enforce said quarantine i
tuch manner as to him Shall seem best and til
police force of this city is hereby instructed TO a.
list him in such duty
Mr. Davezac's amendment that no expense sha
be incurred unless ordered by Council or Board {
HeatG was adopted, and in this shape the resoll
lion passed.
PERsoYA1s.-Miss May Osborne, of Palmetto
Ca who has been visiting Miss Lydia Martin, rt
turns home to-day.
Miss Anna McGraw ana Lizzie Jackson, two @
Dur amiable school marns left to-day to spen
the summer on the banks OF the Hudson.
MIS-. j. B. twAu and her sweet little daughter
Miss Salie left last night for Fleming County
Ipend the summer with relatives
Misses Fannie and Annie Collins are visiting
Norwalk o.
Mr.. V, N. Cummingore aud wife leave Saturda
for the sea shore to recuperae during the sultI
months.
Mrs. George Coker, accompanied by Miss Molli
Voss, left to-day for Putin Bay TO spend the he
months.
MeSsrs. ]. B. Evan, Marshal Goodson, F. l
HnlIn Jnlpp (lparV J0hu Wbitnay iNnl
Orr and few more OF the Courthouse angels, al
making arrangements for trip to Blue Lie
Springs
Miss Lille Thj jrpe is visiting friends in Pspdl'
NEWPORT.
The Alexandria omnibus has added fancy su
curtains.
Mr. f. D. Esten, OF the Mt. Sterling Democrat,
in town.
4. S. Cummings, Esq, is attending the Loyelan
Camp-meeting.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Assocatio
meets tonight.
A Masonic Southern Relief Committee wi
shortly be organized here
Six refugees from Memphis arrived yesterdg
at Brazzolarls Saloon, at the foot Of Bellevr
street.
Hon. A. S. Berry will address the Young Men
Independent Club Monday night from the Mus
Stand.
The Navy Blues of this city and Cincinnati Sta
will play match game Of ball on the latter
gIounds tomorrow afternoon
Rev. Mr., Mullenix returned last night frol
Hillsb0ro, and reports his child, who was DANCE
ously i'll, to be out Of danger.
Messrs Nick Hin and Henry Kreise, OF Eglal
tine street, will leave tomorrow for Putin Ba
for two weeks fishing and boating.
The latest addition to the list Of candidates +,
Ianf Hat tttTA F- IT..