The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-20
COvINGToN.


evening.
The pound-package party at Odd-fel-
lows Hail Tonight, for the benefit OF the
poor, should noG be forgotten.
The ladies' of the Flfth-street Chris
tian Church will give a. dinner and suD-
per TO their friends Tomorrow evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Herbert
took place at 2 O'Clock to-day from the
Madison-street Baptist Church, and was
largely attended,
MAYORS COURT. --C G. +. Reusch,
bfeaen Of the peace, continued till Sat-
urday; Martin D1nahue, breach OF the
peace, continued till Thursday.
Judge w. w. Trimble Yesterday sued
]. @. Schneil ana II. A. Vessels in the
Circuit Court for 1880, balance due on
note for Va, 600, given for PROFESSIONAL
services
The Ladies' Committee of the Madison
street Baptist Church receive donations
for the benefit OF the Orphan Home AT
LOuisvllle, at the church, from 2 until
O'clock.
Rev. Chas. Taylor, DID,, of the M. e.
Church South, OF Maysville, is visiting
Capt. Elias x les,. and preaching every
night at the second charge, Methodist
Church, OF This city.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Muth, of
CoVngton, and Minnie Meyers, OF Gin
cinnati; A. L.. Day and Maggie Amber,
both OIL Covington; &. Nj. Clark, o. West
COyinHton, and Ada l.. Tranter, Of Cow
ington.
A suit was entered yesterday in tho
Chancery Court by Messrs. James e..
Gedge, Wln. Ernst, and l. Nj. Pretlow,
Trustees of the Doane and Gracey Fund,
and OF the City OF COViugton, plaintiffs.
against A. L.. Greer, L. N. Stephens, j..
Il. Lewis, aud others, defendants. It
appears that in the year 1913 some sort
OF AIN act was passed by the Legislature
creating fund for the benefit OF Jesse
DOane and VIM. Gracey; that on June 8,
184S the plaintiffs, as Trustees, con-
yeyed to the Trus lees and stockholders
a lot OF ground AN by 123 leet on the
north side OF NlnGl street, between
Washington and Russell streets, in
which lot they had invested the 81, 800
constituting said luna. Plaintiffs ask u
reference To the Master that the inter-
ests Of the stockholders be ascertained,
and that the trust property be- sold anu
the proceeds divided.
NEWPORT.
A new roll at Swiit's mill broke last
evening.
Nothing to mention in the City Court
this morning.
Al number of boys crossed the river on
the Ice this morning.
A marriage license was granted yes.
terday TO Moses Hamilton and Mary
Havart.
i Miss Sallie Hodge, who has been seri-
ouslY i'll for several weeks is slowly re-
covering.
Twelve tramps, mostly from louis
Fille, obtained shelter last night at the
Btati0n-house.
The works for the clock of st.
Stephens Church arrived yesterday
rom New York.
MIR. b. II. Holmes was yesterday pre-
yented with "a silver hunting-case watch
by his ielioW-WOrkmen. ~,
"BuelPs Tour Around the World" will
be- exhibited tonight at Odd-lellows'
Hall Tor the benefit OF the poor.
Saturday evening next at 1880 o'clock
ID the time announced for the annual
festival of the Taylor.street NJ. Z. Sun
aay-school.
Coroner Winston has taken aposition
IN Front street this morning watching
The ice. The Doc. has an eye OIL busi-
ness.
Wyman's Panorama of the Holy Land
will be exhibited at the First Baptis
Church Friday evening, Tor the beueti
H the Sunday school attached to the
Church.
CAPTAIN Bill Air was busily engaged
Eli morning in smoothing the way Tor
no twin n rnIkl N m III
across the ice and sprinkling ashes over
the path.
MI. John Henry Smith, the veteran
newspaper carrierof this city AID Day
ton, KY, mourns the loss oil his pony. A
thief entered his stable ths morning be-
tween 2 and O'Clock and made tracks
with the pony.
Churahiairs, Sunday 7chool festivals,
and charity entertainments are all the
rage in this burg at present, and the
great majority or people do not seem to
cure continental whether it be Hayes
Or Tiiden that rules the country the
next four years.
The subscribers to the capital stock of
the Newport & Maysv!ile Railroad
Company met yesterday and elected the
following persons Directors for said !
Company: Alfred Gather, +. w. Wood |
ward, W. H. Clement, G. ". West, G. c.
Boss, j., Il. Rhodes and Thomas d. |
LoYett. Ten thousand and twenty three |
shares of stock were voted, and the !
meeting ADJOURNED unsJ Saturday next,
IT l O'clock p. NJ, when the Board OF
Directors Will Organize.
fSsf;55>3$ =; HAMILTON.
| Application for an inquest Of lunacy |
was Yesterday made in the case OF Mary |
Becker.
Treasurer Fl. H. Jones has given the |
Hardy ones few days more i'll which TO |
pay their taxes.
The different churches and Sabbath
schools are making their usual prepara-
hons for Christmas.
Yesterday the jury in the case of Pat.
NcArdle, indicted for burglary and lar
,Eeny, returned verdict OF not guilty.
The members OF the Hawthorne Club |
Rre busy making preparations Tor their |
party, wH1ch is to come of next week.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee yesterday Issued call tor mass
meeting, to be held December 80 at Ham
alton.
The oyster supper given by the ladies
pf Christ Ghurch last night, at the resi-
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