The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-16
COVINGToN.

with q paralytic stroke. he Is DONG
better.
Rev. Geo. f. -Bugbee, rector of the
Trinity Episcopal Church, has returned
from ais Eastern trip.
The Centennial Dancing Association
will give grand ball next Monday at.
the Centennial Hall, West Covington.
Rev. j. NJ. Worrall, DID,. ,and lady will
celebrate the silver anniversary Of
their wedding day next Monday even
ing.
Six companies of Tilden and Hen.
.dricks Guards will march to Newport
this evening to take part in the meeting
In the latter city.
Thos K. Burns, Ex-Lieutenant Colonel
of the sixteenth Kentucky Volunteer
Infantry and lately Collector OF the
Lebanon District, has been appointed
United States Marshal.
A fire broke out Friday morning in the
kitchen OF DR.. Hunvs residence, No 7l9
Madison street. The fire originated
from defective flue and was put out by
DR.. Hunt, jr., and Geo. Harwood.
MAYORS CoURT.--Jim Doyle. drunk.
$4; sam. Haesllp, disorderly, $l3; A. L..
Greer, permitting nuisance, oontinued;
Mrs. Dan'l Finney, disorderly, 80; Mrs.
Lilly, same, 81; Charles Ehalt, breach Of
peace, 81. !
, MARRIAGE LICENSES. d. Holden
and Emma Matthews, Dennis Cavly and
Maggie Broderick, Edmund S. Minor and
Alnetta M. Evans, Anthony Briger and
Annie Koolman, John A. O'Neal and Isa-
bella Ruttle.
Adam Geisner, watchman at the
steam brick yards on the Licking, was
shot in the leg last Wednesday night
while trespassing in Holmes gardens.
Itis alleged. that Geisner was attempt
lng to steal some fruit.
rPhe Joint Commission on Water Sup
ply met yesterday afternoon, and dis
cussed the proposition made by the
Newport Water-works Board, but took
no action on it. A committee, composed
OF Messrs. A. Shinkle, VIM. Ernst, Jno.
Gray, VIM. Il. Ashbrook and N. L.
Stephens, was appointed to meet the
Newport Board, next Friday night, and
discuss plans, and endeavor to find
some basis of agreement with Newport
in regard 10 supply of water from That
city.
NEWPORT.
Who is the Marshal OF the Newport
Police Guards?
Ii. D. Britt and A. E. Cline leave for
The Centennial tomorrow evening.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club will
have o big turnout and torchlight pro-
jcession this evening.
The Van Voast Guards will receive
their guns to-day or Monday from the
Adjutant of Kentucky.
Dick Barrett is candidate for re-elec-
tion as Street Commissioner. Dick will
be successful In his run.
Mr.. T. Wallace, resident OF Boston,
who has been visiting friends in this
city, left last evening for the Centennial.
Marshal Lock is making list Of those
owning dogs, and will proceed against
bhose who have not paid the dog Ii
eense.
The committee appointed to organize
companies Of Hayes and Wheeler
Guards will meet at the office of John r. |
Hugle this evening.
A select soiree and reception will be |
given Tuesday evening at Oddiellows' !
Hall by the Cincinnati Quintette and |
Newport Glee Clubs.
CITY CoURT.-John Sellman, stealing |
y keg of beer, $40 and costs. A boy |
named Address WAS fined 81 81 for strik- |
Coroner Winston held an inquest on
The body OF John Leonard, who was /
drowned in the Licking by the capsizing
browning was rendered. Leonard leaves i
a wife and family.
Mrs. Coleman, wife of Rev. Mr.. Cole
man, pastor OF the Taylor-street NJ. e. 4
Church, and Mrs. Britt leave this even
In NinhnlaaVilln ku To
tend the Southern Conference of the NJ.
4. Church, now in session there. i
The Democratic Executive Committee |
Friday night selected the 9th inst. for |
holding the primaries. Five delegates |
are to be chosen from each ward. The |
Convention Will be held on the 29th. A Il
pommittes was appointed to secure a Il
hall for the occasion.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The motions for
new tllals in the cases OF Hutch Waters |
Rnd George Burning were overruled. |
aud the former was given twenty days |
In which to apply to The Court of Ap-
peals, the sentence being suspended for
chat length OF time. Messrs. Thomas
Gideon, John Goessler and B. W. Britton |
were appointed Jury Commissioners.
The Republican meeting at the Fourth
Ward Pole drew an immense number of |
voters last night. Col. G. II. Brans-
pombe, OF Missouri; B. W. Blair, Esq,
and Frank. G. Ampt. of Ohio; and II. i.
Woods and w. A. Cotter, of this city,
addressed the meeting. On next Tues
Day evening, the Republicans of this
ward will organize "a company of Hayes
and Wheeler Guards.
A select party of young ladies and
gentlemen were highly entertained last
Byening at the residence of Mr.. Walsh,
Dn Isabella street, near Bellevue. A /
pleasant feature Of the even
Ing was several choice selections on
kne piano, interspersed with some
beautiful singing by the two Misses
Walsh, Miss Lacy, Miss Maggie AM Kate
and Miss Mollie Butler.I
nle latter three young ladies are resi-
Nents OF Maysyille, Ky.,who are visiting
friends in this city.
Albert Payne, eight years old, and
only son OF Arthur Payne, who ,resides.I
et The corner Of Eglantine and Saratoga
streets, met with horrible death about
O'clock yesterday afternoon. He Was]
playing in u. Imerson's stone-yard onI
Taylor street, when he got between two
heavy freest0ne slabs, which were stand-l
ing on the edge and kept up by props.I
he accidently knocked a prop downI
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