The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-20
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
COVENGTON-

Mat Farrell.
The Hibernians will give picnic at Canton
Station on the 4th of July.
The Busy Band of the Fourth street Christian
Church netted $85 on their festival.
In the County Court to-day Augusta Lagguth
qualified as administrator of Chas. W. Lagguth.
Covington has been selected as the next place of
meeting of the annual National Convention of the
German Roman Catholic Central Association.
John Turney, through his attorneys, Whitaker
& Cambron, filed suit for 81 500 against the steam
Thos. Sherlock for breaking his leg at Memphis
some time since.
old was found last night on Eighth street by Mr..
Davids. the news dealer 1t was taken to the hos
pial. Who is the mother of the child. or by whom
it was exposed, has not YET been discovered
There is sad need of House of Correction in
this town. Two young boys scarcely in their
teens were fined in the Police Court to-day.
Arthur Thomas was fined for disorderly conduct
consisting of striking a lady with brick, and
John Walton Was flied S. and costs for petty
larceny.
SENTENCED.-E P Millet, passing counterfeit
money. fifteen years in the Albany IN. " prison
and $50 fine; Geo. Williams, same, ten years and
$50 fine: jerry Jordan, selling liqsor without Ii
cense, 500 and one month IN Bourbon County
Jail: John Stumbs, moonshining, 500 and six
months s. IL. Adams, counterfeitIng, two years
and $40 fine.
MARRIAGE LICENsES-William s. Moe and Liz
zie B. Rounds. both Of Cincinnati: Robert r. Nc
Covingfon: John Won Hendorf and Mary Kauen-
berg both of Covington: Edwin c. Roberts and
MaQSe ,. Duke: james Dunn and Amelia COrde-
liza Gillespie, both of West Covington. The latter
couple will be married tonight
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Arthur Craig to
~ ThHmas m "a BIT B1adbH1y both Of cleFmon County O.
100 feet east of southeast corner OF Greenup and
Eleventh streets; $500.
Thomas Bradbury to Mary Craig, Of Covington,
Thomas McKeon and wife to John H. Nenaber.
both OF Covington. . by 80 feet on the south side
of Trevor street; 5000
M. NJ. Benton to Lawrence Kenney. both of Cow
Fourh street. IN es, oa .ae $3.50 sae
The new Board of Health met yesterday after
noon, and organized by choosing Alex. Davezac
President, and Health Officer Henry Wilson Sec
fetary. A Special Committee on Infection was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Coffin. Smith
and Van Boken. resolution was passed notify
tary condition at once, and Superintendent
Glore requested to flush all alleys and gut
chosen to bury the dead animals lying around
loose The Subcommittee will make a thorough
tour of inspection next Monday. and report to
Council
Miss Mollle Griggs of Lockland, Ohio is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Emma JACKSON, Of Taylor
street.
Rev. M. Koestlin has been selected as editor of
the Union, new Il, rman Protestant paper that is
to lie published at Hetseh Printing works.
The marriage of Mr. Fred Brutsche and Miss
Mary. the pretty young daughter of Mr.. Conrad
Best, will take place at St. Stephens Church this
evening at 7@ o'clock
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Wilheime Sorg to
John Cline. Lot a62 in Buena Vista addition.
fronting 80 feet on York street, ON the corner of
York and Harris; $3.50.
enuine living tarantuia. the most venomous
OF the sPiaer f9und S by & John White
The spider is now on exhibi ton at DR.. Nielsen
he mer's. on York street LII 1t is supposed to have
California Its bite is almost sure death.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The morning hour was con-
sumed in the case OF James Linet, charged with
Bishops liquor store corner of Bellevue and York
streets. The case is still in progress The Grand
charged with perjury; John Keghan, larceny:
Geo. Schreck charged with assault and battery on
the person of VIM. Hines of Dayton.
~, The starssng report was spread this morning
cety for the Suppression of Music; DR.. A.. B.
James. Vice President Captain Dunkhardt, Sec
Treasurer of the Society. were seen to alight
from carriages last evening at the Music Hall.
march up near the front and occupy reserved
seats. and remain until the concert was over.
Mr.. Nordheim. the express driver, found o man
on the landing near the foot of York street last
face terribly cut and bruised and portion of his
lower lip cut away Mr. Nordheim had him
placed in his wagen and taken 70 Wertheimer's
drug store on Monmouth street, where he revived
somewhat and stated that his home was at 247
Central avenue. but refused to give any further
account of himself
The annual examination of teachers for the
Public Schools of Newport will be held at the
Ringgold-street Building On the 18th, 18th and
18th of June 1850 be.nning ocl1ef on the
applications with the Clerk OF the Board one
week prior to the examination The Board of
Colonel James Albert, J. J. Hetch. Robt Thorn
ton, NJ. D., and J. +. Kinney.
SELECTING CAMP GRouND.-Yesterday. under
orders from General Augur, . Board Of Ofhcers,
consisting of Colonel Bradley. commanding Thir-
teenth United States Infantry; Surgeon Campbell.
Medical Director. and Colonel Chandler. Chief
or<, nf M napa ,oT,f nf thn
examined several sites in the vicinity of this city
with a view Of selecting a suitable camping
f1Hae thirteenth ~ Infantry M now now ' At jackson son
Barracks, La, and which will summer in this
port of heir examination. the site will be desig
mated for the encampment and orders given for
the movement of the troops hither Major Rus
sell stated this morning that site had yet been
decided on. and it would be perhaps a week yet
before the Board would make its report.
THE NEW PUMPINa ENGINE.-The following are
the dimensions and description of the Cope &
Maxwell steam pumping engine recommended
to supply the Newport Waterwerks: One pair OF
placed side by side: the two steam cyiinders Of
each engines are in line one above the other, be-
ing a! rangement similar in that regard to the
famous Worthingten pumping engines; the
smaller is twenty six inches in diameter, taking
steam at eighty pounds pressure from the boilers
ana exhausting into the larger cylinder forty five
inches in diameter, which In turn exhausts into
The pump is a modification of the vellknown
Thomas Ditton arrangement of bucket and piun-
ger. single acting On the suction side and double
acting delivering. Bucket END of pluneer 32s
inches diameter; upper end of plunger 16 INCHES
diameter. Stroke of engines and pump feet
steam to be supplied from two batieries Of TIVE
boilers each shells 4s inches dianeter BY a. feet
long with four s-inch and two 10inch dues.
The boiler ana settings will be identical with those
of the Hunt-street pumping station, Cincinnati,
which have been reported by the experts. who
tested the engines and boilers last year. as unpre
cedented in the results obtained.
DAYTON, ky.
Miss Legg. formerly we'll known teacher In
our schools. il visiting friends in Dayton
Geo. Schreek, charged with assault upon
VIM. Hines. was to-day dismissed by the Grand
Jury.
There Ia no improvement to-day In the condi-
ton of Mrs Thomas Jones' Her disease, which
it Is feared will prove fatal, is cancer Of the
stomach.
r A Landlords Mutual Protective Union has
been formed in Dayton, which win combine it is
said, against renting homes to tenants who can
not show receipts in full from their last land
lords
The Board of School Examiners commence
their sittngs tomorrow night at the lower school
house, continuing Saturday and Saturday night
MesSrS. Noble, DamerOp. GunnlSOn, ana Lamb