The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-22
COVINGTON.


house.
We wonder ii Ed. Bateman thinks |
Stone has got the money now.
Mr.. Hermes, cash that tifty-dollar- |
check for the benefit of Stone now.
! The new switch engine No. IA is out |
on the kentucky Central Railroad.
4 1t is rumored that another Covington |
whisky house is in danger OF downfall. |
Patrick j. Clancy was fined 81 lor
,peddling without license, in the Police |
Court.
Twenty-one car loads OF stock arrived |
OIL the Kentucky Central Railroad This |
morning.
Officer NJ. Bolan arrested p. j. Clancy
yesterday Tor peddling re igious books
without license.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to George Mathison and Mag
gle Rogers.
Clay Marshal was fined $12 this morn
ing by Squire Manson, for drunkenness
and disorueriy conduct.
After the removal OF Galway & Sem
pie from this city the foundry will be
conducted by Mrs. George W. Ball.
An advance Of $3.50 was allowed by
the School Board last Friday night to
Contractor John Kennedy and his needy
hands.
The Grand Jury reported an indict-
ment against Joe Williams and john
Peak this morning tor housebreaklng
and larceny.
The alarm OF fire at u O'Clock was oc-
casioneu by defective hue in the resi-
dence Of John English, on Front street.
Damage, three shingles.
The funeral of little Harry Gray, who
was killed Oh the Kentucky central
Railroad, took place this, morning tIom
the Cathedral. Four Of his little class.
mates acted as pall-bearers.
COUNTY COURT. - Theodore Lever
man, granted u cUffee-house license; j.
+. Scott filed REIMBURSEMENT OF Mary
SCOTT tV qualify as administrators ol the
estate Of her husband, Obldiah scott.
The morning session OF the Criminal
Court was occupied in the hearing OF
the Phil. Watson murder case. Inc tes-
tlm0ny in the case closed at II O'clock,
and the CommonwealtUs attorney COM
menced his argument at O'Clock this
afternoon.
W. q. Stone is in custody Of the Sher-
i'll at his flee, and until l o'clock had
not given bail. Another deficiency OIL
Stones turned up this morning accord
ing to the Clerk OF the school Boards
report, Mr.. Stone is in arrears 10 the
amount OF 81, ,73i As, besides the tax he
has collected on the December dupA-
cafes.
The grand soiree and oyster supper
to be given by the Society of ST. Mary's
Cathedral at their hail this evening
PROMISES to be q grand affair, as there
has been great many tlckets aIsposeu
Of AN excellent repast ls TO be set by
the Young ladies' oil the congregation,
g who are doing their utmost 10 make III d
success, and all should attend VINO pos
sibly can. The best of order Will lie
kept, and every body made 70 ENJOY
themselves.
The Grand Jury yesterday presented
on Indictment against VIM. u. stone,
and Immediately bench warrant was
issued. Deputy Sheriff Felthaus was
dispatched at once 10 arrest Mr. oLohe,
but he was allowed to remain at nome
until bail to the amount OF $4,000 cou'd
be procured. Mr.. Stone was aware o.
what was coming, but declined to escape
it. The affair was the talk OF the town,
many expressing regrets, and many say
ing it was just what they ex
D cited. Mr.. Railey, MIR. Stones
1alher-in-law, offered to give ,$oVl
out of his own pocket towards making
up tne uenclenCy. lne Souhoiiii0h -"
not seem willing to accept less than tne
total Of the deficiency, but repor
says that StoAe has not more
than $1,000 all told to NEE
the claim OF SIC, 600. MI. Bashford de
oIined to sign The bail bond. lie ex
pressed entire confidence in Mr.. stones
remaining mere and appearing in de
tense of The indictment, but stated tina
in a business way he coud not al
ford just now to incur any !ur
ther liability on any account. Mr
Railey lett for nome YESTERDAY
afternoon, but was tcl1graphed apprls
ing him OF the arrest, sc. A near rela
tive of Mrs. Stone, flom Louisville, ar
rived yesterday, ana, IN company VIII
&, W. RJwland, Ed, OF Clnclnnat
called on Mr.. W. Al. Leathers late las
night, asking him 60 become surety Tor
Stone until Mr. Rlley's return.
NEWPORT.
Council meeting tonight.
A party of fifteen hunters left yester
day by rail for Central Kentucky.
A temperance meeting will be held
this evening in the First Baptist Church
OH IOlumbla street.
Il. =. Buchanan, Esq, who has beer
visiting his parents here, returned las
evening to the East.
The Evening Star Dancing Associa
tion viii give a masquerade ut Eclips
Hall Thanksgiving Eve.
MISS Laura !Hayman, Of Paducah, i
visiting friends in Newport, and is III
guest OF Mrs. Julius Scuwltzer.
Capt. Bill Air says his new ferryboat
"FaYorite," will make her trial trip o
Saturday. Come and take ride.
Mr.. Joseph Shaw and his young wife
nee Miss Kate Wilson, arrived home las
evening from their wedding tour.
The treasury otthe Van Voast Guard
has been replenished to the extent ,
k6S, the proceeds OF their late bali.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid societ
will be held this evening at the res
dence of Mrs. Cole, on Bellevue street.
The Short-line Railroad Company are
having new rails laid, and the lrac
otherwise improved inside the city lin
its.
Prot H. Schoonmaker, OF Cincinnati
delivered a lecture to select audienC
el scientific men in the Council Cham
ber last night.
Mr.. John freeman, OF Switts Iro