The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14
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COVINGTON.
4. Madden has a. young son at his

d three years stay IN Kansas,
Dick Lambert, the old reliable, is still
on The track lor Market-master.
Henry johnson has made an assign
ment for the benefit Of his CT editors.
One of the triplets born TO the wife of
George Hiuken died night before last.
The wife of Henry Nuxall died at her
residence on Banklick street yesterday.
CHANCERY COURT. - Jos. Williams
granted GlYorce from Coruelia Will
iams.
Miss Nealy Mcdonald, of Zanesville,
o., is the guest Of the family OF Capt.
Nm. lsI ael.
The nuptials Of Mr.. James Taylor and
Mics Fannie Mansfield are announced
for the @6tn OF December.
The Fire Department was called to
No. = Pike street this morning 10 quench
AN inclplent cUhfilgration.
A little child OF Mir. Pat. Walton was
severely injured yesterday by being run
over by LsVaosot's carriage.
The sinful siftings of our simple Coun-
cilmen show simplicity ana superb
shhAefulusss IN many Instances.
Geo. Wolking is walking about for
Street Commissioner. His walking Will
be faster than other candidates run-
ming.
POLICE COURT. Peter Flanagan,
diuuk, "a; Cuarles Knapp, vagrancy,
and George Rogers, grand larceny, con-
Linued.
Ward Wilson escaped from the Work.
house yesterday evening. We think
council had better appoint SuperiA-
tendent.
John Gordon has filed petition for
divorce IN the Chancery Court from his
wIie Angeline, ON the grounds Of a0ul-
terry and desegtion.
DR.. S. W. Lands will deliver lee.
ture al Odd-Ie.loWs' Hall Sunday even.
ing, on The "Pulpit. Stage aud Press, Or
the RetoFmers or Deiogmers."
The entertainment at Odd-fellows'
Hall, last nigAt, Iar the beactit or the
poor, realized u handsome sum. Like
wise at the Fltth-street Christian
Church.
COUNTY CoURT.-U. S. Percival was
ordered W pay $S2 81 TO Anna McBrun
for boarding paupers; Alexander Buck
ner WAS appointed guardian OF the chill
dren OF Mr.. Hub. Backner.
At a meeting OF the creditors OF W. A.
and Caleb Carpenter, the proposition OF
the Messrs. Carpenters, Offering to pay
twenty pei C6hbs VI bu6tl was
accepted, and their notes With security
Iaken.
CITY COUNCL.-A regular meeting
was held last nlght The Committee on
Ways and Means reported that the def
oieucy of the late Treasurer Stone
amounted to $7,135 09.
Mr.. Ashbrook presented long report
in regard TO taxing the Covington & Cin-
cinnatl Suspension Bridge. The report
states the Bridge Company were Will
ing to pay taxes on valuation of $780,
000. The whole matter was referred to
the Special Committee composing
Messrs. Ash hbrook, Bateman aud arpeu-
ter, in conjunction with the City A Attor-
ney.
The special order Of the evening was
taken up, namely the "Assesol" ordl-
nance. mir. Hermes moved that Mr..
Whitney, City Assessor, be allowed
81, GGS 3d. Carried.
Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
The fair at R9dmeLps Hall closes this
evening with Il bail.
City taxes are coming in lively to-day.
A penalty will be added on all dGliu-
4uents on and after Tomorrow.
Lewis b. Teaent, OF this city has in
sJltutcu sutt pdlHSt L. w LiVGZPY, OF
CoViDgLOn for the sum of $25, 900 dam.
ages lor libel and verbal sIander,
A mass meeting Of the Workingmep's
party will be held this evening at Alex
nndria. Speakers from Cincinnati,
Oovington and Newport will add ess
The meeting.
Jim McGlbben, who broke a forty
dollar screen at Silva & Trainers sa.
loon yesterday morning, was discharged
from custody this m0rnIgg on MS prom
lsing to replace the broken article. lie
gave bonds to that effect.
AT meeting of number of the prom. |
1DeRt members OF the Colored Baptist
Church, held last evening, Je sic Bley, |
The Whita girl who was baptized week |
nxo last Suaday by the colorea minister. !
was expelled from the caurch.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the residence OF Miss Mary Marsh. on |
Front street, Wednesday night. A num- |
Der OF her friends, about fourteen |
couple, from CinciRnati and Newport. |
took her by surprise. The festivities |
were Kept up TIL late hour.
The Superintendent of Police of
Brooklyn, N. Y, sent description to
Marshal Lock tnis morning of Il lot Of |
articles stofen from ~. Beniiace's Cath.
ellc Church OF that city. Tue articles
etoien were lot OF silver altar sery-
ices, number Of priests yestments.
~,
George Birthstone, the unfortunate
VINO MAD ioaa OF shot put in his leg
night before last, suffered Intense avony
from the wound last night. A reporler
OF the STAR visited the wounded man at
his resideaee on Orchard street this
morning when Drs. Py THAN and Dame
ron were present. Tpe former was Of
Dpfaion that the leg SHOULD be taken of
but this Birthstone would not listen TO.
and the pn!sicians concluded to await
Further Developments until Tomorrow
GoYnihw.
CITtxKNs' MErTING.--A meeting OF the
eitlz ~ was heli last evening in the
DounOil Chn m mar tn tn Ea inLo anasidar |