The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-13
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In the County Court yesterday Berna-
dine Fennen was qualified as admins
tratrix of the estate OF Herman Fennen,
deceased. -
In the County Court, on motion OF 3.
8. Hardin, Assessor OF Kenton County,
7. JEFF. Ghildress was appointed Assist
ant Assessor.
MAYORS CoURT-Robert Gillkrest,
drunk, dismissed; Lewis barron, dlsor-
derby conduct, 81; W. Warrington, dis
orderly conduct, IS 30.
Ii. J. Waymau yesterday filed peti.
tion in the Chancery Court tor divorce
from Susan j. Wayman, on the alleged
ground Of abandonment.
There will be d Democratic meeting
for the Ninth Ward next Saturday even
ing, for the purpose of nominating cam
didstes for Council and School Board.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza S. Hunt
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence of her son, j. d. Hunt, on
Sixth street. The services were held
at the Ninth-street Presbyterian
Church by Rev. George Summey. The
remains were taken to Linden Grove
Cemetery.
THE CHARITY FGIR.-The following
ladies and gentlemen have been APP
pointed committee TO assist the Coun.
Gil Committee on the Fair for the bene-
fit of the poor: q.
Fourth Street Presby yterian Church
Mrs. William Ernst, Mrs. W. IL. Mackoy,
Mrs. y. A. Goshorh, Miss Lizzie CraW-
ford, Wm. Ernst, Esq.
st. Mary's Cathedfal-Mrs. Matson,
Mrs. Shelly Hudson, Miss Mary G.
Smith, z. p. McVeigh, Esq.
Ninth Street Presbyterian Church
Mrs. John Wise, Mrs. j. N. Furber, Mrs.
Ii. Z. Culbertson, Miss Lily Collins, Miss
Dolly Haven, N. b. Stephens, Esq.
Church OF the Mother Of God-Mrs. p.
Nodler, Mrs. A. Wiechman, Mrs. D. b.
Speeker, Miss Annie Lubker, Miss Kate
Gruuote, b. Becker, Esq.
Fifth Street Christian Church-Mrs.
A. l.. Scoville, Mrs. q. ii. Fisk, Mrs. P.
b. Wiles, Mrs. Sherrick, Miss Belle
Fiske, Y. IL. Fisk, Esq.
Fourth street BapUst Church-Mrs.
Annie Sninkie, Mrs. Young, Mrs. j. b.
Lendrum, Miss Ellen Hatch, Miss Gym
thia King, Thos. Porter, Esq.
Fourth street Christian Cnureh-Mrs.
S. G.. Boyd, Mrs. Riddle, Mrs. 7. Hanks,
Miss D. Hereford, Miss Sue Ruuyon,
W. NJ. NJ. Lee, Esq.
Greehup Street Methodist Church.
Mrs. j. ID. Hearne, Mrs. j. D. SHUT,
Mlos W. W ho"hIOu3 IuIS5 LlLLlC Lluu-
sey, Miss Carrie Stone, A. Shinkle, Esq,
Scott-sre Methodist Church-Mrs.
r u. Ward, Mrs. W. M. Leathers, Mrs.
W. u. Stone, Miss Mary Tarvin, Miss
Kate Tucker, W. NJ. Leathers, Esq.
Trinity Episcopal Church-Mrs. G. f.
Bhgbee, Mrs. w. l.. Hewitt, Mrs. N. 2.
Uouglass, Miss Della Clemons, Miss
Fannie slmrall, J. Gedge, Esq.
Madison.street BaptIst Church-Mrs.
T. N. Wise, Mrs. Frank Gray. Mrs. j.
NJ. Bent, Miss Sue Buck, Miss Lucy VII.
hams, j. W. Walker, Esq
Tue members OF these committees are
requested to meet at Odd-fellows' Hall
Thursday afternoon, December IA, at 3
O'clock, to consider plans and ways and
means to accompl plish the object Tor Which
they are appointed.
NEWPORT.
The Tibbatts Minstrels will give an
entertainment tonight, at Odd-teilows'
Hnll.
Col. James Taylor has donated one
Thousand bushels OF coal to the Ladies'
Aid Society Tor the benefit Of the poor of
this city.
The announcement is made that Mr..
George Maurer, jr. and Miss Carrie
Finck, both OF this city, will shortly join
hands in wedlock.
Martin Cooper and Bernard Bowling
were the only persons in this city who
drew prizes In the Frankfort Lottery.
Yhe drawing took place last Wednesday.
Lieutenant Colonel Van Voast, U. s.
A, has, it is rlmored, been ordered 10
Join his regiment, the Tenth Infantry,
stationed in the South.
Suit for $4,000 damages for alleged
Islander was brought i'll the Circuit
Court yesterday against Mr.. Charles
MaugeL by b. +. Smith and wife.
The Van Voast Light Guards are won
dering what in thunder has become or
those blankets and canteens which the
Governor promised to send them over a
month ago.
The Ladies' Aid Society return thanks
ito Mr.. John ShIllito q Co., OF Cincin.
natl, for pair OF blankets and other ar
fticles donated for the benefit of the poor
OF this city. a....'..,
The Court of Appeals has decided that |
the City Council exercised its legiti- |
mate powers in the removal Of Tom |
Williams from the position of Chief of |
tbe Fire Department.
! The Tihbatts Band made quite dis |
play this morning in then, parade |
ahp0uSh the principal streets. They fur |
nished some choice music, and looked |
simply immense in their new stove
pipes.
Mr.. John Link. Chief of the Fire De-
partmsnt, made his appearance on the |
streets this mer4ing for the first time in |
several days, having been confined to |
his room by having his hands frost-bitten |
while at the fire last Saturday.
! Mr.. III. A. Schriver wants it distinctly |
understood thai no man, woman or child |
WAS ever turned away hungry from his |
door, the report in kAs morning papers |
80 the Contrary notwithstanding. Make !
q note OF this all We who have not the |
wherewith and who feel the pangs OF |
hunger.
s . LEXINGTON. Ky.
Tommy Donlon is the smallest police |
man on rec0rds
! We have already made mention of the |
Chief Of Poliee's new suit.
Monday vas the last County Court
DAY IN this centennial year.
The scarlet-ieyeris raging to an alarm
ing extent in the vicinity OF this city.
Paul Conlon, Chief of the Fire De-
partment, sports a gorgeous Russian