The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-29

COVINGTOH.


the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Mrs. Shaddinger and daughter have
returned from their pleasant "trip to the
Centennial.
Mr.. j. Whips, who has been laid
up by sickness for the past few weeks,
Is improving rapidly.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Rademaker
and Mrs. U. Olberding takes place 10.
morrow at Mother OF God Church.
The ladies OF the Madison-street Bap-
tist Church will give a Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow at Odd-lellows' Hall.
Michael NJ core, the well known citizen
who died yesterday, will be buried to-
morrow morning from ST. PatrleRs
Church.
Hiram Martin, of Covington, yester-
lday fled his petition in bankruptcy.
His liabilities consist of: Taxes, $146;
secured creditors, $2l, 1872; unsecured
creditors, $12.492 Total, $53, 800. His
nssets consist OF interest in lands, val
Ned at S22, 100.
POLICE oURT.-A man wbose name
was scratched off the MarshaPs slate, to
keep IL out Of the papers, had his case
malicious destruction of property-cOn-
tinued until Saturday. j. W ilson, OBJ
tanning goods under false preienses from
]. Hester, corner OF Third and Western
Road, had his case continued till Satur-
day.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The following SEN
fences We're passed on prisoners found
guilty: James Earl, house-break ing, one
year; Jacob DtVoto, house-br eaking and
larceny, Two years; Ben. Hedge, rape,
breaking, eighteen months; Martin Sui
Ivan, Sume, TWO and one-half years.
The Sheriff, being allowed u guard of
sSeVen men 10 convey the convicted to
Frankfort, appointed the following: Mar
lin NJ. DuIT""9vS, John g. Metcalie, j. b.
Casey, ir., Greer Cox, Ed. Cleary, julius
Gedge, and Horace Cambron. They Will
start for the Capital Today.
: COUNTY CoURT.-The contest over the
will OF lhe late James e. Arnold occu.
pied the whole day. After Il discussion
among the counsel representing heirs
the Court ordered that a summons be
Issued against all persons interestad in
1.-THE estate, Including min0r children and
non.residents, TO appear on the first day
the February term OF the court, the
Fourth Monday OF February, 1877, 10 show
cause, il any, why the writing offered to
the court shall not be identified as the
last will and testament OF James G. Ar
mold. Mr.. N. B. Stephens was appoint
ed curator OF the estate, and qualified
with his son, j. l.. Stephens, OF the Ger
man National Bank, as security.
NEWPORT.
! The Post-oftice closes at 10 O'clock A.
M. on Thanksgiving Day.
Don't lose your patIence-you will
know all about it in few weeks.
( The estimated cost of the proposed
addition to the Railroad Bridge is
K30,900.
, Most of the prominent saloons of this
city will set a grand turkey lunch to-
morrow.
Cn every time. Take anything else,
1'Doctah?"
I Hon. Thomas L. Jones leaves to-mor-
row after his Thanksgiving dinner for
Washington, D. q.
! The ladies of st. Paul Lutheran
Church will give ball and supper to
morrow evening at Eclipse Hall.
/ A meeting will be held tonight at the
office oil George II. Fearons for the pur-
pose of organizing company of Light
Guards.
, A little lost coon sob de cullud race"
caused all that excitement last night on
the corner OF Jefferson and Dayton
streets.
! The Sutton-Linahan case is again
postponed till next Tuesday, on account
of the illness Of an important witness
in the case.
Rev. Mr.. Schulz, pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran Church. corner of Mayo and
Columbia streets, will deliver special
Thanksgiving sermon tomorrow.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Fisher will
take place Tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the residence OF his son,
corner oil Bellevue and Cabot streets.
Thomas Steel, a colored man, was
lned $5and costs this morning in'Squire
q. Buchanan's Court for raising II dis
turbance at the colored ball last Friday
night.
Managers Smith and O'Brien, of the
Stadt Theater, announce grand
matinee OH Thanksgiving afternoon.
There will also be performance in the
evening.
A change of venue was granted this
morning i'll the case Of the Common
wealth against Dan. Weber. The case
Will be trleu tllS afternoon at O'CLOCK,
before 'Squires Henry Buchanan and t.
z. Bodklns.
The Past, Present and Future OF New
portwill be one of the iuteres ting features
with Buell's Tour Around the World"
tO be presented at the Church OF the In
maculate Conception on The evening ol
December 8.
A prominent citizen of this city, who,
for various reasons does not wish his
name to be made public, has just learned
that he has become heir to the handsome
fortune Of &250,000, left him by an uncle
who died lately in Scotland. One of the
provisions in the will is, that he will
have to abandon his home in this
eity aud become a citizen of Scotland.
Avis ne declares he will never do.
HAMILTON.
David Sample, County Commissioner,
has become resident OF the First
Ward.
A little child of Theodore Myder was
yesterday badly scalded with boiling
water.
There will be no Common Pleas Court
held. this week, Judge Gore having gone
TO Springfield.
puu,or has IL that now indannndont