The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

friends at Cold Springs, Kentucky.
The Earthquake banner will be present
ed tomorrow night at Rudde's Garden.
The pleasure seekers occupy Drexiliu:
Hall Saturday night, with grand soiree.
Hosea Stilman is doing aland office bust
ness in the awning line. Hoseas Office il
at 636 Madison street.
Mr.. August Menn'nger and wife, of Tel
CITY, Ind, are the guests OF Mr.. w. A
Menninger, of this city.
Miss Julia Suttkamp presented Mis-:
Nay Nienaber last night at her bridal re
cepti0n with handsome basket of flowers
A marriage license was granted this morn
ing to Curtis L. Crittenden, of st. Louis
and Agnes d. Cochran, of this city.
The County Board of Equalization fin
ished their labors yesterday. In their re
port thev speak in the highest praise of Mr.
B. s. Hardin, the County Assessor, for the
heatness and accuracy OF his looks.
The news reached the city yesterday Of
the death of Mr.. Marcus A. Finch. He
was formerly resident of Covington and
a brother-in-law OF Mr.. George w. Howell
Of the firm Of Howell q Clendening
Mr.. r. D. Handy mourns the loss of hi:
Infant son by death, which occurred yester
day, with scarlet fever. Mr.. Handy ha,
also two other small children confined with
the same disease.
Mr.. Jasper Stevens and Sallie Wilson
were married yesterday at the residence ol
Mr.. Il. s. Wilson, about eight miles from
the citv, on the Independence Pike. Rev.
o. Bartholomew, of the Fifth-street Chris
tian Church, performed the ceremony.
Col. James Wandelohr, of the Falmouth
Independent, is settled as an old bachelor
He had some hope of getting married till
he visited the South Covington Sulphel
Well with Dlltz, of the Cynthiana Demo
crat, and drank some of the water. He
called on his lady love that night and she
hasn't spoken to him since.
County Assessor b. s. Hardin filed his
report this morning from which we clip the
following:
For taking 16 s65 white lists taxable prop
erty at Is cents per rlist..........,.....S52 500 7:
100 colored lists. .."."....... lis 81
Less 20 per cent to be withheld until Court
lis G.
H5 births at Sc &C
~ It
~ mar 3e
81
POLICE CoURT-The slate this morning
contained an unusual number of offenders
including Sid. Barnes, who raised row at
the picnic yesterday and was brought in by
Bouncer; his case stands continued. Au-
gust Weger raised general disturbance at
his house yesterday and was fined $13
Doc. Reese, a GolOred cuss, was yanked in
for disorderly conduct and carrying con-
Gealed weapons; his case was also contin-
ued. Thomas Farrell will answer for two
charges in the Police Court tomorrow, and
Robert Woods will explain for being disor-
derly. Carter Moore was fined $13 for dis
orderly conduct.
UNITED STATES CouRr.-W. A. Hutchins,
Of Portsmouth, o.; Thomas Covington, OF
lronton, O., and A. G. Ellis, of Covington,
admitted to the Bar
Fifth National Bank against Gordon &
Mcclure; judgment for plaintiff for 1895 so.
Alex. Bays, illicit liquor selling; nolle
prosequi entered.
J. L. Lewis against Swift's Iron and Steel
Works; Special Commissioners report filed
finding favorably to the plaintiff. The de-
Iendant filed exceptions to said report.
The Grand Jury reported an indictment
against Angelina Brizzolari for uttering
copper cents quicksilvered over for dimes.
Ihe Grand Jury, being through with its
business, was discharged.
Clay Insurance Company against Frank
lin Insurance Company; in progress.
NHwPORT.
Where is Jake Laesch?
Criminal Court convenes Monday.
The Gritty Hotel at Alexandria will be
rebuilt.
Alley or no alley, the Short Line Compa-
ny will build depot
1t is reported that Capt. Bill Air has sold
his interest in the ferryboats.
There is not a single new case on the
criminal docket for the coming term.
The Grand Jury. it is reported, will in.
vestigate the Kline hanging at the coming
session.
Residents on Orchard street complain
that the contractor has cleaned but one-half
of the street.
Henry Reisch, a married man, residing
On Goodman street, died last night OF
typhoid fever.
Tomorrow will be lively day in the
Chancery Court, it being the day set for
hearing divorce suits.
Chancellor Menzies will order the sale OF
the st. Francis Church, Dayton, at the
present term Of Court.
J. H. Balser filed suit in the Chancery
Court this morning for divorce from his
wife, Ella Balser, on the grounds of absn-
donment.
IIAlbert Reed, residing on Moss street, near
Madison, had his right foot badly crushed
yesterday, by having it trod on by horse
while at work OH the wharf.
Court, yesterday, for divorce from her nus
band, Adam OFT, on the grounds of drunk
snness and disorderly conduct.
Jacob Fox, aged twelve years, was run
over by an express-wagon, near his home
on Monmouth and Ringgold streets, yester-
day, and had severe cash cut in his neck.
Margareta Brazzalari, whose husband
keeps saloon corner of Hubbard and
| Bellevue streets, was indicted by the Grand
Jury at Covington, this morning, for coun-
terfeiting.
''The Power of the Press or the Engine
Of Thought is the subject of an address to
be delivered this evening before the New
port representatives of the press, by the
poet Eweing.
Guiding Star Lodge, No. As, Knights of
Pythias, will be instituted in Dayton, KY,
on Saturday evening, by Eureka Lodge,
No. 7, of Newport. Fifty gentlemen OF
Dayton will be initiated tito the order on
this occasion.
The old members OF the Van Voast Guard
No the number of fifteen met at the Coun-
eil Chamber last night for the purpose of
appointing Committee on Decoration
pay. Judge Stricker was called to the
thair, and the following committees APP