The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-08
CovINGToN.

James SLeun, COul6CIlUu6I, iuau6 I'LL
assignment to j. W. Bryan.
Z The Coyington and Newport Medical
Society meets tonight at the Council
Chamber.
The st. Georges Catholic Benevolent
Society last night eaned their President,
B. Stuntebeck. = 8 s = 'f.fi
b The Social Companions give their
grand complimentary ball next Thurs
day night at the Bellevue School Hall.
esquire Duvenick last night reunited
in marriage John III. White and Mary A..
Willie, once married and then divorced.
Three lads, last evening, while play
ing on the ice OF pond on Seventh
street, between Scott and Greenup
streets, broke through. Two OF them
got under the ice, but were rescued by
the third boy. +sP f7'' =
The cofferdam is coming Ito the sur
face again. Tie flood In the Licking has,
as much as can be judged, done no dam
age to the work. Men were engaged In
cleaning up the engines at that place,
preparatory to resuming operations.
is as follows: 4. Hemingway, G.. u. Nc
Fadden, w. A. Crawford, Jacob Kyle,
John Oiponnel, David De Garmo, II. II,
Myers, Absalom Ellis, Henry Biase, w.
9. Cuibertson, Henry s. HALEY, John
Harris, Samuel e. Laird, j. .. Voss,
james "A. Barnes and J.. II. Hepgehold.
!Mr. Hemingway was appointed Foreman
by the Court.
Mayors Court-John Leckner, drunk
and fiisorderly and resisting of1eer, was
fined $40. John halls from Newport ana
obtained a situation yesterday IN q
stoneyard in this city. Qn the neaa AZ, 9,
this he got drunk and got into guarrei
with a. friend named Arbel Spraui.
Officer Loechte came along and arrested
Lonn, whereupon he began to kick and
finally got free. The officer fred shot
at John but without effect. John was,
however. captured later on. James
Alexander, charged with malicious
destruction of property. failed W
make This appearance. His case was
cohtiaued till w ednesday. sRobt O. 'Con-
! ner and Jack Leach were for q long time
I fast friends. Yesterday, O'Connef ana
Leach were playing cards in Bests sa'
loon, when, without any provocation,
lie former struck Leach with q poker,
causing an ugly scalp wound. He plead.
ed guilty to the assault and was tined
$50 and COSTS. ress a.. s
The Episcopal Mission, which COM
menced last evening at Trinity Church,
was OF a most interesting charactes.
The attendance was large and the exer-
discs such as can not fail to be very I'M
pressive. The evangelist, Rev. e. A..
Bradley, is an earnest and attractive
speaker. He chose for his theme last
evening the call of the Prophet Jonah to
the Nineyites to bring them to repent-
anee. IL was call from God, in all the
strength and power Of the Almighty.
just such q call as every minister OF
ah alnnpr
that lives. Rev. MIR. Bradley 10 an
excellent singer, and gave two
OF those Songs of Heaven which
have been found SO attractive In the
meetings of the evangellsts, Moody and
Sankey, The remarks by the Rector,
Rev. G.. +. Bugbee, which followed Rev.
MIR. Bradley, were ft sequel, stirring
full OF the love of Christ which passeth
knowledge. A few pleasant remarks,
urging the duty Of prayer as an assar-
BROOK. So pleased was the large audi
ence that alniost without an exception
the whole remained through the after
meeting. which took the form OF tree,
pleasant, social interchange Of Christian
Experiences, In Which every one seemed
to take a great interest. These meetings
will be continued every day at half-past
eleven and balf-past seven, and it is
hoped that the Lord Of the harvest will
gafher many precious souls into this
gsrnerthrOugh their influence.
'r NEwPoRT.
Business is getting dull on the Short
line. OILY four freight cars arrived
here during the last two days.
The reception given by the Black
Hawk Tribe, No. Q, ], o. r. M, OF Gov
ington, was we'll attended by our 30.
eieIies.
There was only one case before judge
Geisler. Tim Shannon was found guilty
of u breach OF the peace and was lined
$5 and costs.
Louis Constans and August Constans,
the brewery firm, made an assignment
OF all Of their property to +. A: Wiedrig,
infayor Of their creditors.
MIR. Clement Olhaber, President of the
School hoard, has received from the
King of the Carnival, Cincinnati, the
title of s.Earl OF the Blast"
The County Court at Alexandra on
Monday granted certificates OF honesty,
probity and good delmeanor to John II.
Nelson, r. W. Francis and J. s. Carpen-
ter. "'1s ~ e
The City Council met yesterday at
noon and adjourned till evening. The
tax levy was put at 81 rs on the $500,
twenty cents of which goes for the
schools, eighty cents to pay interest, and
seyenty-fve cents for city purposes. Z
The School Board met last night. The
Treasurer report shows d balance Feb
ruary 7, OF 1907 60. W. G. Dunkhorst was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF DR.. Pythian. The Board
then went into committee Of the
whole on the retrenchment business.
There is huge log protruding several
feet from the railroad track, on Sara
toga street, between Bellevue and Madi-
son, and rising about two feet above the
ground. Over year ago is served for
'Ine resting-place OF q switch, bat since
that Time II has not been used. Farmers
coming i'll make daily complaints about
rhe Obstruction, and several accidents,
caused by 1t, have been recorded. AL
though the Railroad Company has often
been made aware of the nuisance, II has
never taken occasion 70 remove the OBJ
stacle. g
HAMILTON.
Messrs. Hughes and Miller returned
from the East yesterday.
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