The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-21
THE DAILY STAR
THURSDAY DECEMBER g
COVINGTON.


nor on New Years VI the EleyentL-slreet
Market.
The Kenton County cases on the new
for February s.
Mr.. II. e. Roberts, brother-tl-law of
Sheriff II. 5. Perciyal, arrived yesterday
from st. Louis.
The Republicans will meet tomorrow
evening to nominate candidates for the
January election.
Mrs. W. Wayman, of No. 1863 Bachelor
street, slipped on the ice yesterday ana
broke one of her legs.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Jo oseph Smith
anu Barbara Scneid, In0s. NJ. Gallagher
aud Fanny }. LIE Won.
Carrie Wayman was granted decree
Of divorce from William Wayman III tue
Chancery Court yesterday.
Mary Kennedy, who a few days ago
was badly burned, at the residence Of
Non. Ohm &. Cabfisle, is improving rap
idly.
The residence of Mr.. John R9hfuss,
No. l52 Bachelor street, was entered by
s0me tulet yesterday and $15 in cash
and other valuable articles taken.
Don't forget the entertainment of the
Cincinnati Gymnastie Association next
Saturday evening at Odd-telloWs' Hall,
lor the benefit of Hood Irvine.
4 w. II. Glore, Superintendent of the
WatGr-Works, announces that tomorrow
night The cUzens will again be bull
uoZed by having the water turned off for
the small time oil three days.
Tue marriage of Mr.. Joseph Smith and
nrI,A STnn ri tAlu not
night at St. PauPs Church, corner of
Eleventh and Banklick streets. Rev. e.
=. Moser performed the ceremony.
MAYORS CoURT-Henry Budke, dis
orderly conduct, ii ed away. Louis Reif,
abusing family, SO. George kehIer,
drunk and disorderly, dismissed. Mar
tin DOnohue, breach oil the peace, dis
missed.
The case of John D. Hearne and others
against the City and others, TO compel
the City Council to take a vote on the
free bridge question, was called in the
Chancery Court yesterday. Hon. Jas.
0'Hara spoke for three hours, when the
Court adjourned.
A call is issued for mass Meeting Of
the voters OF the city to take place at
Ddd-iellows' Hall tomorrow night for
The purpose OF nominating ticket tor
city and ward officers. The meeting is
called for those VINO desire an honest
Administrations.
The new amateur orchestra will be
known hereafter as the Mendelssohn
Club. pne following are the officers:
Mr. A. Z. Martin, President, ana W. b.
Carpenter, ESD, Secretary and Treas
nrer. Mr.. James X. Aston, an accom-
plished Viotini5t, OF this city, is leadyr.
/ The Pound Gap Railroad is now ready
for the track from Johnst0n's Station TO
FlemiugsUurg, q distance of five miles.
Two miles of ties and one mile of iron
have been laid. Tue locomotive recently
purchased w the Company is now III
Cincinnati, and will be sent soon to its
destination via the kentucky Central
Railroad.
NEWPORT.
If you Will cross the ice be exceeding
ly careful.
The first meeting OF the Board Of
Health was held yesterday.
Deputy County Clerk John II. Bodley
was married yesterday to Miss Kate
Eassaway.
"Thls store will be closed on Christ
mas Day." is the announcement Oh
several business houses.
In the new docket of the Court of Ap-
peals, the Campbell County cases are
yet for the 2l Of February, 1877.
Twelve cars on the Louisville Short
ine were wrecked the other night by a
collision Of two trains. No lives lost.
Thomas NJ. Gallagher, OF Taylor stl eet,
and Miss Fanny lie Voy, both of this
Al ma "a N jpb in lnv
ton.
Business houses in this city will COM
pare iavorably with similar houses in
cincinnati in regard To holiday dis
plays.
The National Dancing Association,
will skip the light fantastic toe al
Eclipse Hall on the evening OF Janu-
airy l.
The beautiful clock in the tower of St..
Stephens church Will be in position ana
ready'to strike out the old and strike III
lhe new year.
I William Waring, of this city, broke
through the ice This m0rning close to
the Cincinnati shore. After a short
Struggle he succeeded in getting out.
Mr.. John IL. Schmidt, who had his
pony stolen from his stable in Bellevue
Tuesday mOrning, found him yesterday
about three miles up the r yer Pike tied
10 a tree.
} "A second meeting OF the creditors OF
Mr.. j, j. Helsch was held yesterday at
the ctfice of Colonel Robert Richardson.
A dividend OF tweDts per cent. was de-
clared, and is bens paid TO claimants
by l.. Il. Blakely, ESQ, Assignee.
) Holiday vacation in the public schools,
commences Saturday,, and will continue
until the second Tuesday in JANUARY,
giving the little folks plenty OF time to
go in search OF old Santa Claus, and see
what he is going TO do III their behalf.
b Maggie Shannon, thirteen years old,
who lives on Hamlet street, between
Harris ard ribbatts streets, while on
her way from school yesterday slipped
md broke cne OF her knee.pans. Her
leg was also badly cut. DR.. II. A. Davis
attended TO her injuries.
Tue Mission Sunday-ichool of St.
PauPs p. e. Church will hold their
Christmas services next Wednesday
evening. The singing of the pupils,
which is under the able management of
Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. Charles S.
Walkley, will be one OF the pieasaIr
features OF the entertainment.
The Trustees of the Newport Water
works have brought suit against The
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