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81 aid costs; in default they went to the
! Wcrk'us. William Johnson, for selling
liquor without license, was find So and
costs, which he paid.
Some time ago lot of blankets were
taken from the livery stable of Mr.. Lewis
corner Third and Madison streets. De.
tectives Mooney and Francis were put
upon the track Of the thieves and yester.
day succeeded in capturing Mrs
were found. She was this morning held
over by 'Squires Francis and Duvenick
to appear before the same tribunal to-
morrow morning. A warrant has been
sworn out for the arrest Of Morris
Pearce. ..-........'
Miss Shanks, young lady living on
Scott street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, had her foot badly crushed on
last Saturday, by the falling. OF an iron
weight, at the store of Jewett q Adams,
on Wire street, Cincinnati.
Mr. Thomas Kennedy has not yet found
his horse.
Commissioner Bostwick is again upon
the street, though he is severely suffer
ing from a cold yet.
The vote for Councilman in the First
Ward on Saturday resulted in the elec-
ton of Mr.. Croninger by vote OF l9(
against 81 for Mr.. Mosher, who, however.
explains by saying that he withdrew al
an early hour on the evening of election.
Social by the Young Peoples Christian
Aid Society at DR.. j. M. Rifles on Thurs
day evening.
Thomas Kirkpatrick, who set fire to
the county Jail at Burlington, has been
adjudged a. iunatic and sent to Hopkins
VILE.
Miss Emma Homans, daughter of Mr..
Benjamin Homans, jr., is III the city.
Mr.. Pryor Chambers found a silver
watch i'll the street on Saturday and
wants the owner to come after it.
Mr.. j. II. Herzog has sold his brewery
to Henry Niemeyer, jr., for $Sl, ,460.
Miss Nellie Swain, formerly of this
place, is in town visiting friends.
In the Chancery Court, on Saturday
the case of Anton Zumbusch's estate an
INDUCTION against the creditors in the
usual form. was entered, the case refer
red to the Master Commissioner for set.
tlement, the executors directed to pay
over to the Master the balance of some
81, 800 in their hands, and the motion for
a receiver continued. The case of Mary
A. Keen against Samuel Howard, etc.,
the suit OF the widow of Joseph A. Keen,
for dover in certain property on Madi.
son street, was discontinued. Eliza e.
Williams was granted divorce from f.
A. Williams, "Chief Clerk of the Chan.
Gerry Court" and restored to her maiden
dercd to pay the costs and $25 for plain.
titt's lawyer. In the case of L. r. North
cutt against S. G. Sayers and others, the
mortgage of Sayers to *. Kendall was
adjudged an act OF insolvency, and as an
assignment of.all of Sayers' property for
the benefit of his creditors, and the case
referred to the Master for settlement.
Kendall and John T. Lewis, assignees,
appeal.
Martin Mclaughlin, laborer ON the
line OF the Southern Railroad, and res
ident of West Covington, had one ofhis
legs badly broken Friday afternoon
while at W ork by the caving in of an en-
bankment. The fracture was COM
attended to by DR.. Evans, of Ludlow.
John Noonan, an employe in the roll
ing-miil at:the foot OF Eleventh street, ON
Licking River, slipped, fell and broke one
OF his legs Saturday afternoon.
The Cave will case goes TO the jury to.
day.
Another child OF Mr.. Joseph Bailer
died last night of scarlet fever, making
the third within few days. Mr.. Bailer
has the heartfelt sympathy of his many
friends i'll his hour of deep aflliction.
Mr.. Joseph Younger is reported suffer-
ing from stroke of paralysis.
Several fire plugs have frozen up and
bursted within day or two past.
There is at last prospect for an ami
cable settlement of the troubles between
the two factions Of the Christian Church.
Yesterday at the close of the church
services the minority party presented a
paper asking for letters of dismissal
from the church. After a considerable
discussion, however, the two parties
concluded to refer their differences,
which seem to be entirely regarding the
choice of minister, to the elders OF the
Christian Church in Newport and the
Richmond-street Christian Church in
Cincinnati.
Seller & Brother have a new machine
at the foot of Thirteenth street, which is
attracting considerable attention.
NEWPORT.
Our friend Kramer has changed his sa-
loon and free lunch house, into hotel.
Another day without case in the City
Court.
The Chancery Court convened this
in regular session, Judge Men,
zies presiding.
Mr.. G. B. De Malmedy, of the German
Mutual Insurance Company, was mar.
lied ON Saturday evening to Mrs. Matil-
Ia Peycke, of this place.
Two new furnaces are being built at |
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works.
In the Criminal Court ON Saturday |
James Fleming, for assault upon his
ather, was fined 500 and sent to Jail to
work it out. Pony Williams was found
guilty of grand larceny and sentenced to
he Penitentiary for one year. The case
# McMullen and others, charged with
lssaultimg and beating street car con-
luctor, was set for next Friday. John
loran, who has been in jail for some
ime, was released on giving bail for his
appearance in the sum of 500, Mr.. Pat
Kinney, his step-father, appearing as his
ecurity. James Wells was found guilty
+ using a note forged with his fathers
Iame, and was sentenced to the Peniten-
iary for one year. He prayed an appeal,
which was granted, and execution of the
entence suspended for thirty days.
Rev. r. q. Cave, of the Apostolic
lines, preached at Hayman's Hall, yes
erday.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
f Odd-fellows' Hall was held Saturday
light, and the following officers and di-
sctors elected: President, w. A. Cotter:
ecretary, Ben. +. Taylor; Treasurer,
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