The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
of 81. George, from Covington, il full uni

of St. George, from Covington, il full uni
form.
Mr.. Gottfried Raum, an old and respect i
ed German, living formerly on sixth street. |
near RUSSELL but now of South Covington.
wandered out the Alexandria Pike Sun
day afternoon in a spell of mental aberra- |
lOafers, who were in fair way to rob him
of large amount of money he had on his
person, when some of the Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd in the neighborhood came
to his rescue.
The following compose the Grand Jury
for the present term OF the United States
Court: w. H. Crossthwsit, of Harrison
County; J. w. Boyd, Owingsville; ]. M;
Freeman, Lewis County; J. e. Duncan,
Boone County; J. l. McMahon, Petra,
Henry Bullock, Falmouth; Fred. Fischer,
O. P. Fairchild and w. R. Fisk. OF Coying-
ton; Ed. Air, H. +. Schrader and John
Steinhauer, of Newport; John Marshall
FlemIngsburg; VIM. Pye, Kenton County.
Census Supervisor Geo. Stoll, of Lexing-
ton, has made his appointments of Census
Enumerators for Covington and Kenton
Coun y, and here is the official list: First
Ward-First Division, G. w. Temple; Sec
ond Division. Matt J. Farrell. Second
Ward, ]. E Huffman; Third Ward, Edwin
Booth; Fourth Ward, Wilson J. Farrell.
Fifth Ward-First Division, Geo. Asmann;
Second Division, John Freer. Sixth Ward
First Division, Charles Vonderfehr; Second
Division, VIM. A. Byrne. Seventh Ward
First Division. Louis Geisbauer; Second
Division, George Wolking. Eighth Ward
w. 8. Green. Ninth Ward-Thomas M.
Booth. First Country Magisterial District,
c. w. Herndon; Second, J. W. Yates;
Third, N. H. Carlisle; Fourth, W. II. Met
calfe; Fifth, w. s. Martin.
AEWPOBE.
A number Of our prominent young mu-
siclans are about to organize brass and
string band.
Mrs VIM. Mcclure and daughter, and
Mrs. James Reed, are visiting friends at
Ironton, Ohio
Mrs. Pye, wife OF Rev. John X. Pye, Of
Indianapolis, end Miss Lizzie Howard, are
visiting the family of Mr.. John Mccormack.
ON Front street.
"The Bright Side of Life in Libby
Prison" is the subject of lecture to be de-
livered Thursday night at Grace NJ. E.
Church by Rev. Mr.. McCabe.
PERSONAL MENTION J. G. Speck-
man and daughter, Miss Emma, of Hunt
| ingburg, Ind. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Speckman Of Tibbatts street.
The wedding of a prominent young
| couple well known In society circles, is an
nounced 10 take place at st. PauPs Episco-
pal Church, the latter part OF this month.
Fully-two-thirds of the employees at
Swift's rolling mill are laid of, the order
for iron having run out. There is a big
stacking off in the iron business in this
place. Sd.
! REAL ESTATE TRANsTERs.-J. B. Brizolara
to Domin ok Bros, parts of 16. II and Is
in GoodInsn's Division, fronting Is feet on
Hubbard street. between Bellevue and
Madisnn, by 66 feet deep; 5000
Chief Of Police Lock received informa.
lion yesterday that Jacob Geyer was letter
ing around Ludlow. He, in company with
Detective Steve Mead, visited the location
but did not turn up their man.
TIE entertainment and supper to b,
given Friday evening by the Ladies' Ait
Society should attract large crowd tt
Odd Fellows Hall. The receipts will be
distributed among the worthy poor of ou
city.
Bellevue street, from Isabella to Centra
avenue, is being plowed up, rocks, grave
and all. The sight of twelve large horse
hitched to a monstrous plow, tearing VI
the street attracts considerable attention
Adam Waggoner has the contract
Thieves effected an entrance to Stoud
er's saloon, corner OF York and Southgat,
| - bou 1aek r;c
away with $40 in money, two boxes o
climbed through the transom over the from
door.
The Board of Equalization, to correc
State and county assessments for 1883
where the assessment is erroneous is nov
in session at the County Clerks Office, ant
will remain in session until Saturday, from
9 a. m. to 4 p. IN. The Supervisors ar
Jonas Soaring, Charles Lutz and ]. F
Shaw.
Last night about o'clock while ex
Policeman Doug. Martin was going dowl
Jefferson street, he was attacked by fou
men who made desperate attempt to rit
him of his life. Knives and cudgcls wer
used freely. But Dug. proved too muc
for them, and gave his assailants terribl
drubbing. No arrests were made.
We were slightly in error in the name
of persons published yesterday who con
t~ibuted literally at Grace M. E. Churcl
Sunday last. The following is q correc
, list: w. w. Scarlett, J. NJ. Glenn, o. w
Root, VIM. Rowe, w. C. Standish, J. K
Stone, w. H. Bryan, DR.. F. J. Lock, Rev
w. M. Mullenix, Mrs Collins, Peter You
mans and w. NJ. Tyler.
The Committee investigating the Odd
fellows Hall Association can find no trac
of records further back than thirteen year.
and the Association has been in existenc
over twenty six years. The records an
papers Of various kinds up to the date men
toned were either destroyed or hidde
awsy where they can not be found. Their
i, suit now pending against the Associs
; ton.
Prof. Leon, the tight-rope performer, Al
rived here this morning safe and SCUM
! from New Orleans He was given war;
, , reception bv his host OF friends, who ha
! long since concluded he was performn
: way up on yonder shore, t!e report havin
been published that he was killed by
fall while performing at New Orleans. Tn
n Professor will leave shortly to fill an er
4 oaoomant at Rocheater N " altar uh;c