The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-11
cOvINGTON.

Orders for the STAR, which Will be at
tended to by Mr.. Jonn Olliges, carrier.
in place of the late Mr.. HOLE, may ee
lsft Al 955 Philadeiphia street, Winter
man . Cigar store, at Seyentn anu Sans'
or In Ludlow, al Mr.. Browns saloon.
The youngest child OF Mr.. Percivai
died yesterday morning'
Mr.. G. +. Rascn has removed 70 hAs
new store, No. 1,113 Madison street.
The Water-works Board held meet
ing last night but transacted nothing OF
Importance.
Mrs. Kaufman, living at 81 Eleventh |
street, had her foot badly scalded by |
pail Of hot water failing upeni 1t.
james Hawiey, workman at the TO-
baeco rRctory had finger ot his ieit
hand cut Of in "tine cuS' machine.
A suit was filed by Henry Niemeyer,
ar, against Henry Niemeyer, Jr., anu ..
I'll. Hei zog, to toreci0se q mortgage 1of
5000.
Marriage Lieenses-J. N. Freyer and
Relic Freyer, Leenidas IA. Hopple and
Martha A. Peak, VIM. ID. Haihes ami
Phoebe Perry.
Rev. j. M. Freeman, of New York,
will preach in the morning at Union NJ.
n. Church, and Rev. j. Il. Gilbert, Of
Lexington, in the evening.
Chancery Court-Thos. B. Wise was
admitted TO the Bar. Sheriff Percivai
WAS appointed Receiver in the attach
msnt suit against J. II. Hocks d Co.
Pat. Burns, widower of the late Mary
Burns, who was frozen TO death In
Schnippering's kitchen some weeks ago,
has arrived after long absence from
this city, and will probably institute
suit for damages against Scanippering.
County Court-Josepn c. Finnell and
d. A. Glenn were qualified as notaries
public. James Nixon, one OF the Com
missioners to value the right OF way
through Kenton County for the Cincin-
pati Southern Road, was allowed $500.
For some days there was rumor
afioat that the Secretafy Of the Peoples
Building Association had defaulted
with money belonging to the Assocla-
tion. We are rejoiced to say that the
report was without foundation and that
NO crookedness ever occurred in that
Association.
Mayors Court-Henry Clark and
Mick. Croghan were each lined IA foi
Drunkenness. Pat. Long, drunk and
cisordefly, was fued IS. Keziah How
ord, a ceiored lady, went heavily Tor mel
sault and battery. She was let on OF
payment OF the costs. Nelson WhitteA
diserderiy, was dismissed.
Mr.J. W. Milligan, Of South Coving
ton, has In his possession a book bear
ting date London, 1857, and the following
lille page: "a Treatise OF the Affe
tisns, or the Seuis pulse, WHEREBY q
Christian may know whether he be liV
ing OF dying, together with lively de
scfiption OF their nature, sighs, AM
symptUms, as also directing men to TN
I~ht nrdarfnn NJ fhpYu. XIV TIL
Reverend and faithful minister OF Cod
WORD, Mr.. William FenHer, sometime
Fellow OF Pembroke Hall, and late Rec
tor OF Rockford in Essex. Finished b.
himselfe."
The preaching appointments mad
yesterday by the Methodist Conferenc
In Newport, for to-morrow's services i
CoHington, are these: Union Church
Rev. j. NJ. Freeman, New York. morn
Ing and Rov. J. x. Gilbert evening
Shinkle Chapel--Rey. J. g. Bruce morr
ing and Rev. q. A. Suebbtns evening
MMn.street Church-Rey. D.. 8. Co
,,rornine ana Rev. I. II. Harrison ever
inx. Scott-etreet Church-Rev. u. !
Shepard morning and Rev. j. W. MUS
evening. Colored Methodist Church
Rev. Il. D. Lashbrook morning.
NEWPORT.
Twenty recruits left for Columbus.
The infant SON OF Mr.. g. W. styles wa
buried at 9 O'clock, from No. 3fS Isabel
street. ls
grand exhibition viii be given th
evening for the benefit Of the Colore
Baptist Church.
A mass meeting is called for Wedne
hay ut the iCeurtshouse. The Garrist
question Win be the subject Of dispute.
Charles Kreutzer, young lad. fe
from fence at the corner OF Brightt
ana Tibbatts streets and broke his lie
xrm.
The reef of the dwelling g-house of ia
hughes, on John street, near Libert
caught IRE last night iTom q defecti'
Nue. LOSS trining.
Pat. Domain was canght about mi
night throwing coal over the tence
8plnks' eoal-yard. Judge Geisier hn'
him $40 and costs.
Jack Fowler, one Of the Ncwpo
mashers. ut present OF the NewpO
nellie. will leave US soon and I'LL an q
eagement on the Governor Allen.
DR.. Saunders has arrived from vii
10 his friends and relatives In the u
world. During his visit he paid his ]
spects to England, Ireland, Italy al
France.
A meeting will be held Wednesd
evening next At 2l0 Monmouth street 1
she purpose OF obtaining names to
pannea & Goehler Black Hills Expe'
tion Company.
Reys. ID. III. Muller, y. M. Reid, Sec
tary oil the General Missionary Sociel
ana Rev. Mr.. OhIinger, missi0na
from Fechow, China. wiii preach
night ut Grace Church.
Captain Dowling delivered over to t
eHner The pocket book which he found
aay or Two ago. 1t seems the lady W
( more delighted at the recovery OF t
nngs than the fifty doiiars.
Mr., John Davis, engineer on the Ne
port Belle, tDe ether day silently stt
sway from his engine and walked
/. town. Abe men on the boat wonder
ler time, but one OF them follow
him 10 Southgate street, and soon fou
ppt the cause. Davis had become I
father of bouncing little boy OF thirte
ponnds. ,Tis the second year OF Day
marriage. and now he feels contented
The friends OF Mr.. william Hasson,
Dayton, have determined to urge
esiection as a candidate for Sheriff
D<,. Ia fr fxa