The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
THE DAILY STAR
TUESDAY DECEMBER s
COVINGTON.

brooklyn, N. I.
The regular term of the U. 8. Court
opened this morning.
In the Chancery Court L. T. Atwood
was admitted to the bar.
Chief Glore has presented his fire boys
with comfortable winter caps.
Greenup street near Sixteenth is un-
dergoing repairs, which have long boen
needed.
A little girl named Deglow broke
through the ice at the Lewisburg Tan
merry and came near being drowned.
A Democratic Ward meeting is an
nounced for Thursday at Moselage's
carpenter shop, No. 1SO East street.
MAYORS CoURT.-Morris Riley and
VIM. Glenn, jr., were charged with dis
orderly conduct. The former was fined
~ and the latter discharged.
Frank. Koch, an employe of Henry
Moselage, carpenter, while at work, q
few days ago had the middle finger OF
his right hand badly crushed by
scantling falling upon it. He will be
unable TO work Tor some weeks.
At the election of the st. Joseph Mems
Society the following officers were elect.
ed. President, f. Nienaber; First Soc
retary, II. Krutzkamp; Second Secre-
larry, Anton Wigger; Treasurer, Bernard
Bramlage.
The Trustees OF the Southern Railroad
have agreed to survey the proposed
route OF the track connectih., CoYington
with the road, and estimate the cost Of
rght.of-way up Second street from the
corporation line to the site OF the pro-
posed Covington depot.
Miss Sallie Craighead, Miss Lucy
Williams, Mrs. Frank Gray and Mrs.
DR.. 4. Nj. Wise have been appointed by
the ladies of the Madison-street Baptist
Church to make a Christmas collection
Dl clothes, groceries, &C., for the chill
1ren Of the Orphans Home at Louis.
vile.
An alarm Of fire from Box 27 about 0
O'clock this morning was caused by the
burning of Il little frame building near
the corner oil Third and Russell streets.
The property belonged to Frank. Jason,
colored man. The fire originated from
defective flue, and the loss amount ed
10 a)out $40.
NEWPORT.
Messrs. Butcher & Weideman are lay.
ing in their stock Of lake ice from the
Mill Bottoms.
The case Of Dan. Webber, charged
with cutting VIM. Fennell, was tried be-
fore Squire q. ID. Buchanan last even
ing, and resulted in WebbePs discharge,
there not being sufficient evidence to
convict him.
Mr.. John Dewitt, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Buchanan, of this city, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at st. Pau,'s
Church without the consent of the
BRIDES parents. In the evening they
were at Woods Theater and saw "Mill-
ions in it,"
= SCHOOL BOARDING.. Brown, member
elect from the First Ward, was elected
to ill the vacancy in the representation
from that ward. Claims to the amount
Of $107 06 were ordered paid. 1t was
ordered that the schools close on Fri
day, December %, and remain closed
until Tuesday, January2. Adjourned.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Harriet Pol
lard left her house, No. 10 Bellevue
street, near Hubbard, for few minutes.
During her absence her daughter Lille,
three years old, came near the CRATE.
Her clothes caught fire, and the little
girl was badly burned. There is very
little hope Tor her recovery.
Little Lille Pollard who was so Sc
place, died last evening from her inju-
ries. The wounds OF her brother john
ME and Mrs. Pollard are of very
painful nature, but will not prove fatal.
The funeral of little Lille took place
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
CITY COURT Mrs. Culbertson, drunk
and disorderly, $40 and costs; John
Linnett, same charge, ~ and costs; Ed
mond Howard, disorderly conduct, So
and costs. The following vagS were
taken in yesterday by Marshal Lock:
Steve Peters, Jos. Gallagher, Geo. Con-
nally and Martin Leonard. Their cases
were continued till Tomorrow morning;
each being required to furnish $1OO
bonds.
The Ladies' Aid Society respectfully
requests that all persons who desire to
make donations to the supper "for the
Door" will communicate their intentions
to Mrs. ii. e. Tlmberake or Mrs. A. IL.
Cole, by Wednesday noon. Contribu-
tiOns may be sent on Thursday the 7th
instant, at any time alter III O'CLOCK
A.. H., to the Odd-fellows' Hall, where
they will be received and taken IN
charge by the ladies.
The Water.works Board met yester-
day afternoon. The opinion of Judge j.
II. IL dlidlu Ou Iu0 ouuJCSbOl llCO ""bSh
to manufactures was read, and the
Board are fully convinced thaEthey were
right. They res ,lyed to send the opin-
on to the Board OF Councilmen, with the
Information that the Board would con-
tinue to charge water rents TO all manu-
Iacturers whom the Council might vote
20 exempt.
An exciting episode occurred at the
Marshaps office this morning, THIcn was
not down in the bills. M. Chadwick,
the florist, in y discussion over an ac-
sou1t ior fl9Wers aud floral decorations
hffhfshed by him recently for the Root
Barker wedding, called Mr.. Roofs con-
DUCT dishonoraOe, and Mr.. Root retail
ated by a personal assault, for which he
was taken in charge by Officer Wood
pdes, and his case set for hearing pc
lore the Police Court tomorrow morn
Ing.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The lecture OF Rev. McGlvney, of St
Xayiers, Cincinnati, Sunday evening
was very largely attended.
Ellen Washington, colored woman,
was found frozen to death in her bed ON
Saturday. Sue has been ill for some