The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-01
ADDJILOA4L y CH CHBAN AE WS.
COVINGTON.

The Criminal Court convened this
morning. Afterimpaneling OF the Grand
jury the Court adjourned until to-mor.
row al O'Clock, on account of the tune.
| raj OF the little son of Judge O'Hara. The
following arc the names of the Jurymen
VIM. NJ. Lathtrs, ioreman; Robert Fl.
Bail, Morgan Richards, JAS. NJ. e. Clark
son, Henry KassOn, BENZ. Z: Easton, j.
Il. Dodge, j. W. Livezey, Timothy Her
man, Geo. Brinkman, David De Garmo,
John Homer, II. 70. Smith, Jas. A. Greer,
Bernard Becker, A. NJ. Hume.
Mlchael Moore is again able to be
about.
In the Mayors Court, Harrison Car.
ro!!, tor breach Of the peace, was fined
$40 and ccst, in default OF which he Was
sent to jail. VIM. Gallespey, disorderly
conduct, - and costs, sent 10 the Work
house. Mary Hanch, charged with a
drunk, was dismissed. Waller Kendall,
Tor being disorderly, was fined $23, in-
Guiding cost. John Cratford, fora drunk,
lined ~ and costs, sent to the Work.
house. Mrs. Sullivan, for drunk, was
let off with paying costs. Jerry Reed,
charged VITA violating market ordi-
nance, case continued until Wednesday.
About. ten O'Clock this morning young
lady had the mis- ,oriune TO fall on the
Icy pavement on Scott street, near Sew
enth. Fortunately she was not hurt,
Two OF our gallant young men stood by
enjoying the sport, but neither of them
onering his hand to assist her.
Mr.. +. w. Gray has resigned his clerk
ship III The County Court.
Hon. james Olara's only son, Willie,
died On Saturday of a lung complaint.
The funeral took place at 2 O'Clock to-
day.
FIVE balls are announced at Drexelius'
hail this week.
A daughter of Mr.. Joseph Slosser was
badly burned on saturday by the eXplc-
sion OF some powder, which she was
handling.
Capt. u. W. Grant is in this city.
Washington Lodge |. D. o. +. gives an
at its rooms ON Wednes-
day ght.
,Tuere are forty-fve nonresident pupils
attending The public schools.
The application presented in the Fay
ette Circuit Court by Charles Eginton. |
D; e., on Dehall-ot the counties Of Fay
.tte, Clark and Montgomery, for certain |
restraining orders against the above |
named company, after luil argument in |
chambers, was decided on Friday by |
Judge Hunt, who ordered an Injunction
l.
'ectory from issuing or otherwise dispos-
ng of any mortgage bonds, and from sell
ng or pledging any ofthe property, rights
y franchises of said company, amd also
fpm surrendering, canceling, or in the
east impairing any of the subscriptions,
ecurities or writings IN which the COM
'any or stockholders have an interest.
A twelve-year-old boy slipped on the
idewalk ON Russell street Saturday ana
roke his arm.
The Principal of the First District
chool reports the semi-annuaI eXamina.
ion in A intermediate as follows: Mary
ullivan, SO 1-9; Mary Gibson, 90; Ed ,
Yard Botsi0rd, IS SO; Thos. Matthews,
) 40; julia Edwards, 81 40; Juliet Mat.
news, "a; Clara Swarz, 81 30; Lula
81; Jessie Homer, 81! Waldo
enjamin, 10 SO; Mollie Booth, 10 40: +
Ohm Bethel, 7S 30; Mamie Martin, 7TL: Ii
al Collins, 70; Chas. Ferguson, 70 2-3; I
7 .McGlasson, IA 40.
The George W. Ball will case, submit. '
ID 10 the Court without jury, was de- {
ded Saturday, the Court rendering a
Idement finding that the document pro-
lced as the Will of George w. Bali, de- {
,ased, is not the will of said Ball, the f
'ound OF the decision being that Mr.. d
all did not possess the mental capacity i;
make a will. Ia