The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-28
oov1NGToN.

4He Leary forgery case was continued
In the Mayors Court till tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Madison street, between Pike and
Seventh, and Fifteenth.street are being
repaired.
A special term of the Criminal Court
is called for April 10 for the trial OF mis-
demeanor cases.,
The police force of this city turned
out ln corpore to attend the funeral OF
Chris. Alberts, Of Newport.
Rev. j. l.. Burrows, DID, will deliver
lecture next Monday at Odd-fehows'
Hall. Subject, "Eyacution Day in Rich
mond."
Boone Lodge, No. /, have called a
meeting to make arrangements for par
ticipating in the funeral OF the late
William Long.
A twelve-year old daughter of j. II.
Funk fell from pile oil boards in the
school yard OF tine Mother OF God Church
and broke her arm. *#
Tie annual election of the Star Base
ball Club will take place next Monday
evening at the ,Greenup-street Hose
house. rhe Board OF Trustees, includ-
ing the officers of the Club, are to be
elected.
The funeral of Mr.. JEFF. Matheny, who
died of paralysis yesterday, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
on which occasion the Kenton Lodge No.
"a. OF which he was member, will be in
attendance.
A suit was filed Yesterday in the Cir
cult Court by the numerous heirs of'J
8. Gano and II. NJ. Gano against the city
OF Coyington to recover the property
1897 feet front on Craig street by 29)
dee, known as the Craig street burying
ground.
The answer of Smith N. Hawes was
filed in the Chancery Court yesterday
in the case of Smrall against Hawes and
others, setting forth that the balance
against him was not as large as repre-
sented, and consenting to a subsection
OF the property attached.
Joe Harris is wanted to be heard from
by his friends. The last seen OF him
was yesterday. He was standing in
front oL John WeaYer,s place, when Mr..
A. Q. Wehming, the druggist, ap-
preached him with live snake twining
around his hand. Joe saw this and
since has not been heard from.
The regular term Of the County Court
began yesterday. The Court made an
order requiring j. l.. Corbin, admins
traitor of The estate of j. NJ. Corbin, de-
ceased, to give additional security be-
fore The next term of the Court. Q. l..
Dengler was qualified as Notary Public.
The rules to file settlements were made
absolute, attachments ordered, and the
fiduciaries fined 500 each in the follow
ing cases: E. G. Baldwin, administrato
Of the estate OF II. B. Bowler, deceased;
same, guardian OF Clara and Robert
Baldwin; Margaret Glennon, eXecutriX
nj ho ,,,,l &C
Elizabeth Konermann, deceased; and
Mary A. Winterberger, executrix Of the
will Of Franz Winterberger. The will Of
Turpin Daughters, OF Clermont County,
Ohio, was admitted to probate; also the
wills OF Martin Bridewell, G Geos j. Scho.
berg and John Halpin. The resignation
OF Ash. q. Wood as Deputy Constable
OF Kenton County was accepted.
NEWPORT.
The oven at the Garrison contains a
brick dated 1871.
No City ourt to-day, in respect to the
memory Of the late Policeman Chris.
Alberts.
The cases of John Fowler were again
continued by Squire Buchanan till next
Thursday.
Capt. Horne, of the Barracks Band,
who was here on visit, left to-day Tor
Columbus.
The men at this Garrison have received
no pay since the 29tn OF February, and
there are no prospects as yet of theii
getting any. a
Cary Bell is engaged in decorating
the Poor-heuse, formerly known as the
Bailey Buildings, with a double coat OIL
whitewashing.
The Ferry Company will sell tickets
at the rate Of four tor five cents, an ac-
tion that will suit the convenience of the
1aborIng classes.
1t Is rumored that the pay. car left
Louisville for>the old road tor the pur-
pose OF paying the back pay that has
been in Court the past two years.
The choir OF the Salem Methodist Epis-
copal Church will give u vocal and in
strumental concert on the 18th OF next
month, for the benefit of the Church.
The funeral of the late Chris. AIberts,
policeman, took place at 0 O'Clock, from
his home No. 70 Bellevue street. The
city officers and Couucilmen and the
police lorce attended.
Mr.. j. d. Hunt, for a long time yard
master at this place, and for humber oil
years an employe on the Boston & Albany
Railroad, has accepted position as con-
ductor on the Rock Island d st. Louis
Railroad.
The old hands, lately employed at
Constans' brewery, received their pay
yesterday, and almost to a man left iE.
medlateIy afJerward. They say at
they are not satisfied with the doings OF
Geisbauer.
The trumpeLer of the Garrison lately
imported from Columbus does his busi-
ness up In cavalry style, as he is men,
beY of the old Seventh. The citizens
living near the Garrison love to hear the
familiar tones of the bugle.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Oilicer Ii. Cline Is again able to walk
about.
Great preparations are being made for
the spring races, and u successful season
is anticipated.
The merchants are rightly indignant
over the move Of Captain Boyd to renew
the drummer ordinance.
Editor RothaLer, formerly OF the Dis
patch, now OF the Louisville Ledger, and
Rev. DR.. Hamilton, editor OF the Atlanta
(GeorGfa) Sunny South, spent Sunday
tn this city.
Mrs. Mary j. Lanckorst, an ole resi-
dent OF this city, diea ON Saturday, after