The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-21
COVINGTON.

for the past week were S646S4.
The new organ OF the Mother OF Gods
Church is being put i'll position.
Joseph Knoll was granted a coffee
house license in The County Court yes
tefday.
Dr.. G. S. Williams, for many years a
resident OF Newport. has removed to
this city.
MIR. Jacob Renner, formerly of this
city, but now Il resident of Delaware,
Ohio, is in the city.
AIR. Sam. SteVenton and Mrs. Emma
Rutiedge Will be united in marriage next
Thursday evening.
Daniel Kushworm, of Cincinnati, has
brought suit against Mollie Wright TO
obtain possession Of some furniture.
Mr.. Chas. johnson while shaving him
self Yesterday cut himself very severely.
Dir. Z. Thomas was called aud attended
to him.
The eantata of the "Haymakers" at
Odd-reilows' Hall last night by the choir
OF the First Christian Church was u
success.
MAX Klinon, druggist at the corner of
Scott and Twelfth streets, made an as
signment in favor of his creditors 10
Frank. W. Gray.
POLICE CoURT-Frank. Warrington,
breach Uf the peace, dismissed; John
KirJhey, breach of the peace, continued;
Dan. Shine, drank, "a.
The Covington Turner's Association
will give their first grand ball at Drex-
illus Hall on N Monday, January l, ior the
benefit OF the new hail.
The amount of tax paid by tobacco
manufacturers during the preceding
month was $38, 495 %. The amount paid
by distillers was $2z8, 766 81.
The dedication of the st. Johns
Church, AZ st. Johns Orphan Asylum,
takes place next Sunday morning. Right
Rev. Bishop 10eDDe viii perform the
ceremonies.
The marriage OF Mr.. George Keene TO
Hiss Lizzie 5. Waterfeld is announced
to take place this evening at O'clock at
the residence vi the brides parents, No.
ID East Front street.
Thieves yesterday visited the resi-
dence Of MIR. Stacey and took lot OF
jewelry. They also raided the house of
Charles l.. Brown, Clerk of the Ken
lucky Central Railroad, but got nothing
but ring.
The following schedule of mails for
Sunday has been established by order
from Washington: Arrives 9:3J A. NJ.
and Z. NJ, and departs $3.50 A. NJ. and
p. NJ. Heretofore there have been
neither arrival nor departure of mails
on Sunday.
Thomas Fuller, boy about ten years
old, while running up the stairs at the
SeVentl-street Scnool-house, fell and re-
celved Il severe gash above The eye. He
was taken to his residence, corner Of
Ninth and Washington streets, and sur
glcal aid called.
Charles Drew, peddler of jewelry,
was found last night in an old frame
house, which belongs TO j. D. Shut and
lately occupied by woman named Mar
tin, from Newport. The man was in
dying condition and was Immediately
removed by Officers Boian and Graw to
the st. Elizabeth Hospital, where he
died this morning at o'clock. An in
quest was held and verdict rendered
Ot death from apopleXy.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-This Court con-
vened yesterday, Judge G. G. Perkins
presiding. The following is the Grand
Jury impaneled: Homer Hudson, Fore
man; III. 9. Notch, John Mabus, Thomas
Reed, jr., j. A. Crawford, A. p. Sanford,
&c. kercnlval, j. II. Specker, j. r.
C0ppin, Hayden Kendall. Andrew Grif-
fin, W. j. Rusk, j. Ii. Perkins, Jacob
Kyle, ID. DeGarmo, JAS. A. Barnes. The
Judge i'll his charge called especial at
tention 10 the crimes OF burglary, prize
fighting, lotteries, policy shops and lIle-
gal voting.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. j. M. Carr, of the Toledo Review,
was in town this morning.
The annual entertainment of Miami
TTriho No IT T. tna MI
Red Mems Hall last night.
MIR. j. I. Hayman, the venerable
father Of Mr.. G. f. Hayman, died sud-
denly yesterday Yhils visiting friends
in ConheilsYille, Illinois.
County Court was in session yester-
day. A number of wills were probated.
Lewis Brizziola was appointed admin
istrator of the estate OF Dominick Bar
barO.
d, Henry H. Hamilton, Superintendent
OF the County P0or-house at AleXan-
dria, was fatally stabbed Saturday night
ky 40 inmate OF the Institution named
ELLIS.
CITY CoURT.-John Hallen, for driv-
ing over the curb stones, 81 and costs;
Peter Kelly, drunk and disorderIy, 81
and costs.
ne Cub6 VI Iu6 commonwealth against
Frank. Sutton for assault and battery,
was postponed this morning until next
Thursday, when the case will be tried
before Judge Geisler and jury.
A young man named VIM. Dudei was
accidentally shot the other night on Tip
penhauePs farm, ON the Licking River.
The shooting was done by a friend
named Charles Garth. The bullet passed
Ihrcugh the right thigh. Drs. p. Thorn
tol and II. Ii. Thornton amputated the
leg.
Hon. G. r. Fearons received letter
this morning from his family, consist
Jag of his wife, daughter and
TWO sons, who are IN Leipsie,
Germany. The boys are attending
school there, studying the German Ian.
guage. They will remain there until
summer, when they will visit Ireland
On their return home.
A well-dl essed lnan belonging to this
city, but whose name we could uOt learn,
Yot on the ierryboat at the Cincinnati
side, and after remaining few minutes
made the remark 10 some passengers
'sWet l am poinrr and instantly