The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
THE DAILY STAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
COVINGTON.


Col. Weden UNeil, the new United
States Marshal, has returned from Lou
isVille.
John Gray, the letter carrier, is not
able to attend to his duties on account
OF sickness.
United States Commissioner Henry
BostWick celebrated his lorty-nintn
birthday yesterday.
The remains of Miss Josie Phillips,
eldest daughter oil The late George
Phillips, will be buried to-day.
Barnet Rogers, of Liberty Station,
tled his petition to be declared bank
rupt. Liabilities, 81 800; assets, $l, 600.
Richard Stewart, OF this city, filed his
petition in bankruptcy at the Commits
sioner's office. Liabilities ", 440; assets
" 600.
VIM. Hickey, upon whom bullock
fell from the Suspension Bridge last
M0ndhy, is still alive, with q chance of
hnauy recovering.
Charley Evans, six years old, who
lives At 533 Scout street, fell last night
and struck his head ona curbstone. lie
was seriously injured.
John Wallis, boy about seven years
old, While returning home from school
yesterday tell down on Fifth street and
was badly hurt ABOUT the Aips.
The case of Herman Meyers, who was
charged with carrying concealed Weap-
Ons, WAS brought before Mayor ALney
this morning ana dismissed on payment
Ot Lhe Gusts.
The ST. Elizabeth Hospital Society
will celebrate their anniversary next Sun
day at the st. Elizabeth Chapel, on
afr ,t,t ID
IoebDe will celebrate High MASS on The
Occasion.
The wife of Mr.. Thomas Trimble, of
Mt. Sterling, attempted TO commit sui.
eide afew Gays ago by pouring coal oil
all over her clothes and setting it atire,
She was, however, discovered in time
and taken In safety.
The Newport and Covington Medical
society met last night az DIR. James
kelth's residence, No. 81 Garrard
street. Alter the transaction of the
business matters, the members We're
handsomely entertained.
A drunken man from the county Gre.
ated quite an excitement ON Madison
street about II O'clock to-day. lie was
taken to Jail by Deputy ConsIab Chas.
Temple and Deputy Marshal Goodson,
His case Wll come of Tomorrow.
NEWPORT.
No cases to mention in the City Court
this morning.
A little lost boy was the only cause OF
excitement at the Post-vttice corner this
morning.
Prof. ellison says they elected Tilden |
last week and now tney are trying to
elect Hayes.
DR.. Bennett leaves this evening for |
Jefferson City, Kansas, where his mother |
Is lying dangerously Nj.
Mr.. Adam Haas, the Monmouth-street !
merchant tailor, will make the uniforms |
Tor The Van Voast Light Guards.
Several cars loaded with cast-iron
pillars passed over the Short-line Road |
this morning labeled for the new Gus
tom house at Cincinnati.
A stable in the rear of Mr.. Clement
OlhaDers residence, corner of Orchard
and Rngg0ld streets, caught fire yester-
aay afternoon. LUss Sl5O.
Some scamp who will get fair count
II ne ls apprehended cut the rope used
on the steering apparatus Of the New
port Belle some Time last night.
Mrs. Fannie Wild, of Paducah, mother
in-laW Of Mr.. julius SenWeltzer, died
suddenly yesterday from paralysis. The
remains VIII be sent to her late home.
1t is rumored that Prof. Horne will re.
sign the position of leader Of the Colum.
bus Barracks Band and return to this
Dity to take charge of the Tibbatts Band.
Among The unclaimed freight remain
ing ut the Short-line Depot and adYer-
Used to be sold December 4, is a lot OF
packages marked to parties in
his city.
The Sutton-Lanahan case was called
his morning al ~ O'Clock before Squire ;
J. p. Buchanan, and at the request OF
he defendant was postponed until next
Tuesday morning III order to give both a
,hance to procure important witnesses.
The residence OF Mr.. George W. Nef,
No.95 Washington avenue, near M adison,
vas burg g.arlzed last night about III |
rclock w the extent OF an Ulster over
;oat, a cape oyercoat, silver ice pitch
II, and = silver fruit stand, which were
marked with the initials G.. w. N. sus.
,icion rests on colored individual who
vas formerly in the employ of Mr.. Neff,
tut who left few days since.
HAMILTON.
The names OF the streets are to be put
IN the street lamps. i
The residence OF Mrs. Asa Cain on !
Gourth street Is unoccupied. ,
David Yeakle has been appointed / j
hiet clerk in the Treasurer's office. L
Richard Brown and Alex. II. Dilge
ave entered upon their respective du- =
les as clerks under Auditor Berry.
The young folks of St. Johns Church +
contemplate giving an oyster supper in '
he church on Thanksgiving evening. q
The street car driver, it is said, was u
lot to be blamed TOR the accident last t
light. The backing train had no light b
md rang no bell. o
Last evening an accident occurred at i
he Fourth.street crossing on the juno '
ion Railroad. A train was backing ,
vest from the depot and ran into street I
ar as was crossing the railroad. The
ar was completely turned over, and the
vonder is that the consequences were {
Iot more serious than are reported,
there were five passengers in the car at t
he time, two ladies and three gentle r
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