The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-19
ADD1z1ouAL SUBURBAN NEWS.
CovINGToN.

The death OF the wife of col
ored barber in this city, which oc-
CURED few days since, under very sus-
picious circumstances, should attract
the attention of our Coroner.
In the Mayors Court, Alfred Pearce,
charged with breach Of the peace, was
mulcted in the sum OF $2S, including the
sent to the Work-house. James Doyle,
for drunk, was fined $4 and cost.
The Commercials staff OF item snatch
ers in this city is like its subscription
list, liable to decay. Instead of the half
dozen able individuals who formerly
graced its ranks, 1t now sports defunct
patent medicine and castor oil man, and
a second-rate organ grinder around
town.
The Phillips & Jordan Iron Company
elected the following directors yester-
day: M. j. Dudley, Henry Renshaw,
John Jordan, Nat. p. Bartlett and Rufus
King, jr.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of uncol-
lected tithe bills are in the hands OF Col
lector Stone for collection.
Mr.. Michael Moore is reported serious
ly i'll.
Hon. Samuel M. Moore, formerly a res
ident Of this place, entertained King
The Board of Commissioners of the
Water-works met yesterday evening.
President Shinkle and Messrs. Bartlett
and Gore present. A bill of $S49 to V. p.
Collins for boat load Of coal was al
Ilowed. W. III. Glore was elected Treas
urer of the Board. The Engineer was
directed to order from Addison, Gill g.
Co., eight pumps for the works to sup
ply the place of those about to wear out
the new ones to cost 500 each delivered
at the works and including extras. 1t
was ordered peremptorily that the water
bill of Boro, on Second street, be collect
ed without delay or the water turned off.
1t was also ordered that Mitchell, Tran
contract heretofore agreed on and pay
the balance due on account of water, or
that the contract will be treated as void
and their water also turned of.
Anton Heineman, who lives at the cor
ner Of Isabella and Bellevue streets, was
before U. s. Commissioner Bostwick yes
terday afternoon, charged with buying
or bartering for clothing belonging to
soldiers Of the United States Army. He
was held over in the sum OF $4,000.
A little four-year-old daughter Of Mr..
Ignatz HOefer, of Clinton Station, on the
Kentucky Central, was. burned to death
on Saturday evening BY her clothes TAX
ing fire at fireplace.
Frank Jackson paid $23 yesterday for
whipping his wife.
Friendship Lodge No. 20, Il. of p, have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: r. g., Geo. Glendon; y. c.,
G. W. Howell; V.C., WI Haven; Pre-
late, Jas. Garish; X. of r. q s., James
Burrows; M. of F., Thomas Walters; |;
M. of E., Willis Rude; M. at A., E. p.
Bradley;'I l. g., T. W. sandford; o. g.,
Richard Gray.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians, at
their meeting on Saturday night, at Wen
zePs Hall, elected the following general
officers: VIM. Mock, President; Michael
Cody, Vice President; VIM. Moran,
Secretary; James Hanrahan, Assistant
Secretary; Patrick Dillon, Treasurer.
The Council of Falmouth announces
keepers at $500 each.
Marshal Locke, of Newport, paid our
officials visit yesterday.
The Main-street ferry is still lying idle,
while the other ferries are running. But
then you know there is the bridge which
belongs to the same company.
The Grand Lodge A. o. U. W. meets
in Lexington tomorrow, and the follow
ing delegates left to-day to attend: From
Hercules Lodge, No. 8, DR.. q. D. Foote;
Boone, No. l, VIM. Mckee: Columbia,
No. 8, James. Newell; Powell, No. %,
John Powell; Teutonia, No. 26, VIM.
Goebel.
: Col. Chas. Duncan, of Falmouth, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
NEWPORT.
Nothing of Importance in the City
Court to-day.
Kramer informs us that the hotel busi-
ness doesn't pay in Newport. Too many
BEATS.
A rumor reached us that brilliant
wedding took place at Corpus Christi
Church this morning. Our informant
could give us no particulars.
Twenty-one recruits accepted yester.
day.
Rev. A. L. Jordan is visiting friends in
the city.
Mr.. jonathan Berry is seriously ill.
Miss Ida Jennings, well-known and re-
spected in the city, died on Sunday of
Lieut.. Donovan has been ordered to
Omaha ON recruiting service.
All the prisoners undergoing sentence
of hard labor at the garrison are to be
sent to Leayenworth, Kansas.
Criminal Court adjourned yesterday
unIll lHurSudv, tue udy Set lor Tue Crldl
Of Sam. w. Digby, for the murder OF Au-
gust Miller.
In the County Court yesterday the will
Of VIM. Myers was probated, and Cath
crime Myers was appointed executrix.
Smith Cornwall was appointed admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Catherine Fletch-
er. The licenses OF number of coffee |
house keepers were renewed.
The officers elect OF the Newport Com |
No. 10 will be publicly installed
at Grace NJ. L. Church next Friday even
ing.
Yesterday the members of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians attended the funer-
al of Michael Dorgan. To-day the Ger.
man Society attended that of 9. Reid |
niger, an old citizen of Newport.
The funeral Of Mr.. Joseph Lampe, who |
lied from stroke of paralysis, occurs |
tomorrow.
In the Chancery Court yesterday the
following deeds were presented: In the |
Ease Of George N. Smith against 7. p.
1roome, Master Commissioner. to Chas. |
Kuhlman; G. R. Harms against j. W.
Osborne, deed 10 r. l.. Edwards; John
R. Anderson against Perry Ellis, deed to
3eo. Haier; Jane Belps heirs on petition
o A. G. Smith; Daniel W. Fishers heirs,
Iced to j. j. Stevens; Fred Boehme's
and heirs, deed to Chris.