The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
COVINGTON.

COvINGTON.
The session Of the Quarterly Court 10
postponed until Monday.
The Don Pedro Club will boldjts next
meeting tomorrow evening.
schaffer's string band left this morn
ing for Maysville, Kentucky.
Hon. George G. Perkins, Judge of the
Criminal Court, is in Falmouth.
B. T. Sechriest, of Crittenden, Ken
lucky, was in the city yesterday.
Mary Hanna was fined So and costs
in Squire Francis Court yesterday.
The Covington Morton Club has adop-
ed resOlu tions praising the conduct OF
Senator o. z. Morton.
A telegram was received yesterday
from Washington, and reads: "VNeal
confirmed yesterday. Commission made
out to-day"
@. q. Cline, of the Christian Church,
will commence series OF revival meet
ings at the Fifth. street Christian Church
this evening.
A grand entertainment takes place
this evening, at the residence Of Mr.. Il.
u. Ward, given by the ladies OF the
Scott-street M. e. Church.
Sandy Grant and Bill Elliott are max
ing arrangements tor the organization
of an amateur nine to keep the Star
grounds from being forgotten.
A meeting Of the creditors Of Henry
Bowman, bankrupt, was held at the Of
flee Of Major r. Richardson; A com
promise was agreed to, by which they
will receive twenty-five per cent. on
their claims.
MAYORS CoURT.-John Kuhn and
John Longshore, for fast riding, were
fined 81 each, by Mayor Athey this
morning; Barney Sieve, vagrancy, put
under $50 bonds to KEEP the peace Tor
three months.
CITY CoUNCM.-Claims to the amount
of sc, ,322, 90 were allowed. The Commit
tee on Ways and Means presented a
communication from Hawes' sureties, to
the effect that they will compromise the
claims against them by paying $4,000.
A resolution to accept the proposition
was adopted.
NEWPORT.
CITY CoURT.-Thomas Black, the man
who went through the till III Captain
Bill Airs office, and Samuel Coleman,
the man of color who was found in the
act of "taking" away other peoples
fowls without the consent of either,
were bound over by Judge Geisler in the
sum of 5000 each to anWer at the next
term of the Grand Jury.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.--A communi-
cation from G. Hoizhauer, druggist,
charging DR.. Bennett, Acting District
Physician Of the Third District, with
charging medicines to the city toS which
he had collected money, which money
he appropriated to his own use, was
referred to a committee composed OF
Messrs. Air, Kennon and Speeman for
Investigation.
petition from citizens Of the Fourth
Ward was presented, asking the appoint
ment of two policemen in each Waro.
The petition was refused, after consld-
cradle debate over 1t.
Resolutions expressing the deep sense
of regret OF the City Council OF Newport
with the family and friends of the late
CITY Attorney, Major VIM. Boden, were
special election for Jailer was Or
dered for March IA.
The Street Commissioner was ordered
to obtain the names and numbers OF lots
where the sidewalks need repairing, and
TO warn all owners OF trees Whicn OBJ
struct the sidewalk to have the same re-
moved.
The places for holding the election OF
M
First Ward, Engine-house; Second
Ward, Courthouse; Third Ward, A.
Schweitzer's saloon; Fourth Ward, j.
Schaffer's saloon; Fifth Ward, Frank
Nunning's saloon; Sixth Ward, +. Linn
berg's saloon.
announced yesterday, a meeting of
the Bar was called this morning at II
O'Clock to give utterance OF their sOr-
row at the decease of their respected
member, Major VIM. Boden. On motion
MIR. e. w. Hawkins was called to the
chair. Mr.. Il. j. Sutton and Schweitzer
acted as Secretaries. The following
gentlemen were appointed to draft res
oIutions: f. M. Webster, j. r. Hallam
and o, w. Root. The following are the
articles drawnup by them:
"Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Prov
idence to remove from our midst VIM.
Boden, Esq, late member of the
Campbell County Bar, and, humbly sub
mitting to His Will, be it
"Resolved, Thai we deeply deplore
the death of Mr.. Boden, and tender our
sincere coincidence TO the family and
immediate personal friends of the de-
ceased in the loss which they, as well
as the members OF the Bar and Officers
Of the Courts have sustained.
sResolved, That, although coming la Q
in life to the bar, the deceased had
shown a capacity, energy, integrity and
Industrious devotion to the interests oil
his clients which indicated In him hon.
orable success, had he been spared.
"Resolved, That copies OF this pream.
BILE and these resolutions be autheuti-
eated by the Chairman and Secretary
and transmitted, one to the widow and
children of the deceased and the others
to the several Courts, with the request
that they be entered on the records"
Onmotion, the Bar resolved to attend
Me funeral in body.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Web. Fitton is visiting friends in
Kentucky.
Dan. Millikin, of the firm Of Jackson
& Co., starts East tomorrow night.
Edward Hughes will be candidate
for Citv Mayor at the coming election