The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
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in the city yesterday.
The Forty Hours Devotion lbegins to-
morrow at st. Mary's Cathedral and
closes Tuesday evening.
Capt. Henry Rife was appointed Dep
uty Constable yesterday, with Abe
Campbell and Pat. Talon as securities.
Mr.. Robert Hemingway, jr., will be
united in the bonds OF matrmony about
the 9th OF April to Miss Mamie Timber
lake.
John Gray, Chief Engineer of the
Pound Gap Railroad, is in town, and
reports that the iron mas been laid as far
as Flemingsburg.
The sidewalk on Twelfth street be-
tween Lee and Main is being covered
with cinders. Tnis has long been need
ed In that vicinity.
VIM. Johnson, of Mt. Olivet, Robin
son County, has filed his voluntary Pc
tition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
$l,93S 30; assets, 81 ,s4l 30.
MAYORS CoURT.-Wm. Nolan, lis
orderly conducl, ordered to leave the
city; James Lawdeler and James Cum
mings, disorderly conduct, same.
The following dispatch was received
In Covingt0n last night:
"LoNDoN, CANADA, Jan. 26, 1877.
"The Judge decided against Hawes,
and will forward papers for his extra
dillon. N. b. STEPHENS"
COUNTY COURT.-The will OF Bernard
KnobDe was admitted to probate. Mrs {.
Lucy Knobbe was appointed executriX,
also guardian OF Mary Lucy. The will
bequeaths $50 to Rev. Brandts for edu-
CaLIonal purposes.
A joint committee from Covington rep
resenting The Mystic Krewe and Knights
of ST. George visited Cincinnati yester-
day, making extensive preparations for
agrand Mardi Gras bali and midnight
procession, to take place in this city on
the night Of the 13tl OF February next.
The committee were under the immedi-
ate uperylslon OF His Majesty Rex,
King Of the Carnival.
NEWPORT.
Captain Sigmund was on the streets
this morning i0r the first time in several
weeks, he having been laid up with a
broken leg.
Chicken thieves visited the hen roost
of Lewis Derrick on Ringgold street near
Isabella last night and carried of seven
Brahma fowls.
The docket oil the Circuit Court closed
yesterday with ninety.six new suits.
The Court will commence the first Mon
day in February.
The suit on the peace warrant, grow
ing out of that hog case, is set for this
afternoon at 2 O'clock before Squire
Henry Buchanan.
Col. Thos. Shea and Major s. A. Por-
ter, formerly OF the Seventeenth Infant
ry, are the guests OF Captain Narcotic,
OF The same regiment.
A lad named Charles Ullman, residing
on Oyerton street near Rlnggold, while
skating on Taylors Greek yesterday,
fell on the ice and broke his left leg.
A little two-year.old daughter of He
ram Dean, of Cold Spring, fell and broke
leg few days ago. Dr.. P. Thornton
was called in, and rendered the neees-
Bary aid.
Elder VIM. Stanley will occupy the
pulpit in the Christian Church Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. His subject will
be "The goodness and justice OF Gods
providence"
Mrs. Rosa Naber, wife Of officer Naber,
deceased, returns thanks TO Mayor
Berry, the city officials, and the police
OF this city and CoYington, for their kind
attendance at the funeral oil her hus-
band last Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Golding brought suit
yesterday in the Circuit Court against
W. s. Golding, asking the Court 10 set
aside alleged fraudulent conveyances oil
property which belonged to her at the
time of her marriage with the defendant.
A suit for damages Iii the sum OF So, 900,
for alleged false and malicious impr sou
ment, was brought last evening IN the
Circuit Court by James b. Thornton
against Cbas. q. Harris. The suit is the
result of Yhornton's arrest ON the charge
OF hog stealing. The particulars OF the
case have already been published.
At meeting of the Police Commits
sioners, held last night, the following
officers were appointed Tor the term OF
one year: Thomas Cottingham, Lieu
tenant; VIM. Hayes, AL. Boyd, Dennis
Flynn, II. F. speckman, Geo. Crlgnton,
Michael Connolly, Chris. Martzol, Police
men; ana r. A. Maha'ey, Substitute.
The Degree OF Rebecca will be con-
ferred on u number OF well.knowh Odd
fellows wives i'll the lodge-room at Odd
fellows Hall this evening, after when
the Hall will be thrown open to num-
ber of invited guests, when grand en-
tertainment, consisting OF vocal and in-
strumental music, Will be the order Of
the evening.
LUDLOW. KY.
Rev. Mr.. Tunison will preach at the
Baptist Church Sunday evening, AZ 1880
O'Clock.
Another trial of the. city VS.. N.
Ochsner for violating a city ordinance
will come off next Monday afternoon.
Captain Glllespie's terry lands at
Hankin's wharf, which is very accom-
modating to the people Of this city. MIR.
Gillespie is the right man in The right
place.
In Council the Road and Light Com
mittee made verbal report, recon-
mending the use Of gasoline lamps for
the ensuing year, which was laid over
Tor two weeks. Charles Masten was
confirmed as Deputy Marshal with po-
lice powers. Communications from the
Mayor requesting Council to procure a
suitable place 1or an office and Court
room. Filed. Resolution OF School
Committee, refusing the further use oil
the School-room for Court purposes,
passed. The motion of Mr.. Venn to
discontinue the ci Y lamps, met with
hearty opposition from Messrs. Nixon
and Barr, and strange TO say, MIR. Plum