The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04
THE DAILY STAR
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4
COVINGTON.

B~SpSAN"y AAOA1 w oShAh6ONh SA"Js
Not less than one hundred arrivals at
the Clinton Aotel for the past week.
Henry Hanning and Henry Hooters
received their citizenship papers this
morning.
The Tilden and Hendricks Guards,
j. +. Lewis commanding, will parade to
Cincinnati tonight to join in the pro-
cession.
Aug. Voss, administrator of Henry
WenZel, hled petition in the Chancery
Court this morning to have the estate
settled.
There are some rascals that lombard
the letter boxes at various places i'll the
city. There is heavy penalty at
taohed to this otfense.
The house of f. Nienaber, No. 80 East
Thirteenth street, was entered by a
sneak thief this morning, and lot of
Brussels carpet taken.
Mrs. Ada Eliza Samuel Yesterday
brought suit tor divorce from her hus-
band, e. Ii. Samuel. on the grounds OF
drunkenness and failure TO provide Tor
his family.
The staff and field officers of the First
Regiment, Hayes and Wheeler Guards,
met last night at their headquarters and
appointed challenging and ra, ying com.
mittees Tor the different wards.
A suit was brought yesterday in the
Circuit Court by q. Ives u Co. against
the Star Baseball Club for $179, alleged
to be due for materials furnished last
December to build the rink-house.
MAYORS CoURT.-E. II. Samuel,
threatening personal violence, to give
bond in the sum OF $1,000. Philip Hen
Messy, Richard WaIsch, Ben. Willing
ton, Frank. Jones, James DOnaYan,
James Wilson and James Cody, ali
zach fined So and costs.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board met in
regular session last night. 1t was re.
solved to adjourn the schools over
Thanksgiving Day.
The special committee appointed to
audit the accounts of Mr.. W. &. Stone,
the former Clerk and Collector of the
Board, reported, recommending that the
differences between Captain Stone and
Ihe Board be settled by the payment of
t2S6 70 by the latter. The report was
adopted.
Mr. Culbertson's report, relative to
the amount OF home study required of
pupils of the public schools, was read.
1t was ordered spread upon the min
htes, and the committee was dis
charged.
! The salaries of the Superintendent,
Clerk and teachers were ordered paid.
Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Chas. Buchanan, jr., has returned
from his trip to Philadelphia.
Rev. Father Donohue, formerly of this
Sity, is now pastor at the Cathedral in
Covington.
Charles Turner, OF Peach Grove, cut
his foot with an ak yesterday while
thopping wood.
A complimentary benefit is rendered
by the cltizens of this city 10 the New
Orleans Troubadours tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Parties who subscribed to the build |
Ing of the Second Presbyterian Church,
Eorner Of Y York and Ringgold streets, are
opposed to the selling OF the same, as is |
contemplated.
A concert under the direction of Her. |
man Gerold Will be given tomorrow |
evening at st. Stephens Church, the |
proceeds TO be applied to the purchase |
Df a new clock.
The Fourth and Sixth Wards Tilden |
and Hendricks Clubs will meet the Day
ton Club at Railroad Bridge at o'clock |
WIS SNGuluR1 anu tuGu pIUCGGu W Slll- |
sinnati to take part In the grand pro.
Eession.
Col. Georoa II FAarrone nm, his CO,
George n Fearrons have enterad into
nartnershin ns Fearons g. Eearrnns
fo anSara in tho nrantina If tho Ia n, ~
Cincinnati and Newport, their Cincin-
mali office being in the "A polio Building.
The pastor of the First Baptist Church,
m RplIeVue street. extends n Cordial in. |
gitation to the youny neopIe Of Newnort
10 attend lecture to be delivered there
tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'clock. sub
lect: Goods way The hest and the onIv
MavU
C,rv vCorpr-Grnen S,risman ond Gov
oral McGnweu ware rennired to Ieavo
tioo hai each for their annaaranne 49,
Weanesday TO answer the charge of asS
saultiur 0ficers Connolly and Bodkin
on the hight of the last Republican pro-.
pession.
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