The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
COVINGTON.

The clock of the Mother OF Gods
Church is silent this morning,
Pay your taxes to Pat. Bolan. He
has q Good-son that will keep them.
Deacon Fritz Henry De Gruyter is 10
be the Chief OF the ball at Arbeiter Hall
on the 3d Of December.
POLICE COURT. - John Hogan, safe
keeping, dismissed; John Whitehouse,
disorderly, filed away,
A car load of canned tomatoes arrived
on the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning billed for Cincinnati.
Harry Crout, B. Wiltshire, M. Leon.
ard, Anton Willenbrink and John Fltz-
patrick are the candidates SO far men,
TONED for Jailer.
The Covlngton Choral Society gave
their entertainment last night at Odd
fellows Hall and had full house. The
programme was immense.
The revival at the Fifth-street Chris
tian Church still continues to be sue
essstul. The subject for tonight Is
"What is baptism, and who ought to be
baptized?
This morning while the 'bus load of
teachers were on their way to Ludlow
abe axle OF the vehicle broke, when just
p6lOW LuG w IllOH MIL anu
the entire party were precIpitated out
on the pike. Among the ones badly in.
jured are Misses Williams, Gray, b ond,
and Howard, ana Mr.. George Dunn, OF
Harrison County.
CITY COUNCIL.-The Committee on
Ways ami Means, regarding the instruc-
tions received on last Saturday night to
negotiate loan sufficient for the pay
ment OF outstanding debts for which ap-
propriations had been made, reported
that they had attempted to negotiate Il
loan of $14, 900, and had been refused by
all the banks in the city, after which
they made application to the follow
ing banks in Cincinnati: The First,
Third, and Fourth National Banks, the
Commercial and Lafayette Banks, and
the banking houses Of Espy, Heidel-
bach & Co., Hughes, Wright e. Co., ana
j. +. Larkin & Co., with q like result.
The committee stated that by the let
ter of l.. d. Fry, Cashier of the First
National, Coyington, it was to be seen
thatit WAS ready and willing to make
the required loan when the city fulflls
her contract in depositing all moneys
collected in said bank to the credit OF
the Treasurer of the city Of C0yington,
in accordance with city ordinance ap-
proved May "a, 1877. The committee
further stated that the Treasurer had
not complied with the provisions Of that
ordinance, and also gave q schedule OF
the various amounts collected and de-
posted by the Treasurer. The report Of
the committee was adopted, and the
matter referred back to them.
The following was then adopted:
"ResoIVed, BY the City Council OF
Covington, That, pending the investiga-
ton OF the charges preferred by the City
Council against VIM. 6. Stone, City
Treasurer, the said Stone be and he is
hereby suspended from exercising the
duties OF his office of City Treasurer,
and the City Marshal is hereby instl uct-
ed to take and hold possession of the
Office OF the Treasurer containing mon
eys, books, papers, fixtures and appur-
tenances belonging to the City OF Gov
ingt0n, now i'll posses sion OF said Stone,
and hold the same intact pending said
investigation, subject to the SOLO order
and direction OF the said Committee"
NEWPORT.
The Ben. Jonson Dramatic Club will
meet Tonight at Odd-lellows' Hall.
A thief broke into Captain Bill Airs
Office on the ferry float night be .ore last,
aud got away with Two thousand ferry
tickets.
Mr.. A. j. Massatt was married last
eVening to Miss Elizabeth DAILY, daugh-
ter OF NJ. V. Daily, Esq, in the Church
of the immaculate Conception.
Prof. Jones, Miss CHM, Miss Blatt
Miss Slewers and Miss Green LETT to-
DAY for Williamstown to attend the
North Kentucky Teachers Association.
Messrs. Frey & Nuns, of Cincinnati,
sued out an attachment for the sum OF
81, 600, in the Circuit Court yesterday,
against Kinney u Co., late bankers OF
Cincinnati.
Last evening Rev. Mr.. Beardsley unit
ed in marriage Mr.. James M. Shaw and
Miss Katie Wilson, daughter of Z. Ii.
Wilson, Esq. The happy ccapIe alter
the ceremonies left on bridal tour.
CITY CoURT--James Hastings; disor-
derly CONDUCT, continued; Henry Stahl,
Interfering with officers, 80 aud COSTS,
gone to the stone PIE; John Smith, dis
orderly conduct, continued to Monday.
The Cherokee Baseball CLUB gave
masquerade al Eclipse Hall last night.
Judging rom this crowd in attendance it
was a success, financially, but other
wise it was The most unruly and dis
graceful affair that has taken place this
season.
A man, whose name we were unable
to learn, but who has been running O
machine on the wharf at the foot Of Co
iumbia strSet for extracting iron from
the cinders he picked up at Swiit's Roll
IDg-mill, skipped out rather suddenly
night before last, leaving Captain Bill
Air to mourn for about $50 for the use OF
the hull of his old 1erry-Doat. MIR.
Este4 is out about $50 for the use Of d
horse and cart.
The sympathies' OF her friends and
those charltably disposed will go out to
Mrs. Otte, widow, residing Oh Forrest
street, in her sad bereavement. Within
three weeks she has lost three daughters
from that dreaded disease. scarlet lever,
the Oldest, beautiful young lady of
seventeen, and the main support of her
mother. The others were aged nine and
seven years respectively.
CITY COUNCIL. - The contract for
shlngllng the Market-house was award
cd tU Scnriver & Knecht for STA.
The COMMITTEES on Jails was ordered
to advertise for bids for beds and bed
ding. The police force and Fire Depart
ment were ordered paid for September
and October 81, Ats 80. John Swartz was
allowed 1882 so. The City Counoil and
city officers were invited to partake OF A
trip to Louisville free OF charge by the