The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-26
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CovINGTON.
The bondsman of James Reese, charged
with selling cigars without license, this
morning gave him up and he was CON-
mitted to Jail.
Ephriam Duncan, an American citizen
Of Ethiopian decent, was brought before
l'Squires Francis and Duvenick upon the
charge OF stealing a robe from Mr.. s.
Morelana's stable. In default Of $500
bail he was committed to Jail until to-
morrow. Edward Gallagher, before the
same tribunal, charged with grand lar.
ceny, was ALSO held over until to-mor-
row. Detectives Mooney and Francis
made the arrest.
In the Mayors Court John Ollyer,
| charged with breach of the peace, was
dismissed. Robert Connors, for commit
ting an assault, let off with payment ii
cost. Elizabeth URourk, for imbibing
too freely OF corn beer, sent to Jail on
bread and water for three days. John
Blackburn, alias Lebus, drunk, $3 and
costs. Ellen Maloney, grand larceny,
held till tomorrow.
Mrs. Callahan, residing on Batchelor
street, fell on the icy pavement Oh sun
day and was seriously hurt.
The Market-master is detained at home
ON account of sickness, and Mr.. Michael
Leonard is filling the place temporarily.
| The motion for new trial in the case
of Il. W. Marshall v. The Covington &
Lexington Turnpike Company was yes
! terday overruled.
In the. County Court yesterday H
M. l.. Roberts was elected and qualified
as Judge pro tem., in the absence OF
Judge Phelps. Sundry settlements were
confirmed, others filed. The bastardy
cases of II. Ii. Reed and Andrew II. Nc.
Nay were continued. VIM. Cordell was
appointed and qualified as administrator
OF the estate of John G. Wilkinson, de.
ceased. He gave bond, with Samuel
Cordell as surety. The inventory of the
Harvey Myers estate foots up $12, 1882
including his law library, valued at $551.
The part set apart to the widow is ap-
praised at $700. The Jacob Ellinger es.
tate is appraised at 1000, including A
shares Of Covington and Lexington
Railroad stock set down as "worthless,'
The VIM. Longmoor estate is appraised
at $16,619, that Of w. S. Rankin at 81 ,0o0
that OF J. R. Swinney at 81, 200 and that
of Samuel Van Emon at $4,346.
Barney Ludig was fined $23 yesterday
for keeping disorderly house.
Mollie Kelly went to Jail yesterday
| John Lebus, who appears to be from
| AhNOhhSo3 AANs3 Wec PASnSN stP 80 NhA>
by Officer Lendur and lodged IN Jail.
The trunks found in possession Of
William and Robert Page, arrested fol
larceny sometime since, were opened
yesterday. They contained a quantity
OF clothing and other articles, among
which were memorandum book marked
1854 Short Eigth St., between Main and
Bakewell," some linen collars marked
''W. w. Smith," pocket-book with can
celled checks marked "Sarah Jones,'
and handkerchief marked "Mildred.'
No claims have been put in for the prop
erty.
| A jury was impaneled in the Burrows
Culbertson will case yesterday.
| A. fire was discovered in Mr.. Raum's
house ON Sixth street, near the hose
house,, yesterday afternoon. Fireman
Herbert carried down stairs, among
other valuables, handsome young
lady, so badly frightened that escape
without aid would have been doubtful.
| At IN o'clock tomorrow morning, al
the Mother of God Church, on Sixth
street, at which time the last rites and
requiem mass will be celebrated by the
Right Rev. Bishop Dwenger tor the de.
ceased wife of Mr.. j. B. Specker (cousir
of the bishop) who short time ago was
married at the same altar.