The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23
COVINGTON.


Hemingway. ..,.
The Covington Light Guard will give
their second soiree at their armory next
Friday night. -.
The well-known lecturer, Theodore
Tilton, passed through The city yester-
day, on route for Paris.
Dlr. George w. Clark was appointed
by City Council to examine the books OF
the late City Clerk, W. j. SANFORD.
Dispositions will be taken to-day in
behalf Of Smith N. Hawes tor use in the
trial OF said Hawes, next Thursday, at
London, Ontario.
The bastarGy case of Sam. Rich and
Mrs. Mcdonald was called in the County
Court this morning, and continued until
2 O'clock to-day.
The fourth meeting of the Newport and
CoviDgtOn Assemblies will be held TO-
night at the residence OF Mr.. w. Il. Nor
rIs, No. $50 Sandtord street.
MAYORS CoURT.--G. NJ. Getz, drunk
and uisorderiy, continued Till Wednes-
day; Henry DeVoss aud j. Affel, va
grancy, dismissed; Chas. Breckinridge,
breach Of the peace, continued till We'd
nesday.
James II. Browning, the alleged mail
rObber, was arraigned yesterday before
Commissioner BostwIck, and the case
continued to next Monday. In default
Of 5000 bonds the prisoner was com.
mitted to jail.
VIM. Green and wife have brought
suit in the Circuit Court against Glenn
ent Helmbrock for $1,000 Tor injuries
caused by the carelessness of the de-
fendant in telling tree, by which Mrs.
Green had her shoulder fractured.
COUNTY CoURT.-The will of Bridget
Hanion was admitted 10 probate, Thos.
Maloney qualifying as executor. Frank
Hone qualified as administrator Of b.
Loloeing, deceased, and Of Anton Her.
Eog, deceased. J.W. Baldridge qualified
as curator Of Thomas +. Jack, deceased.
The will Of Clemens KalVelage was ad-
mtted to probate, the widow, Maria
Kalyelage, q ualifyiug as minlstratriX,
with the will annexed. The will o.
James Walls was also admitted to pro-
bate, John r. Walls, James p. Walls and
Emily Valleau qualifying as executors
and eXecuLrix.
NEWBORN.
Miss Maggie McCugb, who has been
visiting friends in this city, returned to
her home in Louisville this morning.
Officer Nabor, of the police force, is
reported this morning as lying danger
Dusly i'll at his residence on Madison
street.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Mr.. W. Ii. Richards, of Co.
lumbus, o., and Miss Ida II. Falls, OF
this city.
The petition of the Trustees of the
Newport Water-w0rks was dismissed in
tue Chancery Court yesterday. The
plaintiffs appealed.
George IL. Cole, the son OF Mrs. A. Fl.
Cole, While skating in Taylor's Bottom,
last evening, broke through the ice, but
was rescued from drowning by his
brother Gus.
The creditors of the Gaylord Iron and
Pipe Company filed objections yester-
day, in the Cbancery Court, to the con-
trmation of the Master Commissioners
sale Of the foundry property.
CITY CoURT.-Nellie Baldwin and
Lizzie Senate, The two damsels arrested
yesterday for being drunk and disorder
Iy, appeared before His Honor this
morning, but the prosecuting witness
failing to appear their cases were con-
tinued till Tomorrow.
Michael Carr, ST., father of Ex-Coun-
Gilman Carr, committed suicide yester-
day evening about $3.50 O'clock by hang.
ing himself at his house, corner OIL
Harris and Columbia streets. The Cor |
Oner held an inquest and the jury re- |
turned verdict according to the lacts. |
The deceased was over seventy years |
old.
During the temporary absence OF
Squire Z. p. Buchanan from
his office, yesterday, some demon |
in human shape slipped in 4
and broke the points off all his pens, 1
spilled the ink over his books and docu- |
ments, and then, taking the door-key |
marched of, locking the door behind /
him. The squire says he did not think 1
there was being in Newport devil \
enough 10 do what he did.
The cases of Lewis Thornton, George !
T. Thornton, Pat. Demane and L. Nolan, i
who are charged with stealing five hogs 4
from Squire G. Z. Harris, were called 4
this morning before Squire G. z. Bu-
chanan, but the accused objected to be-
ing tried before Squire Buchanan, al
leging that they could not get just |
was granted, and the cases were laid |
over till next Thursday morning, when
they will be tried before 'Squires Henry |
Buchanan and L. Z. Bodkins.
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HAMILTON.
The Board of County Commissioners
did not hold a session yea terday, owing |
to the absence OF Mr.. Long.
The ladies of the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church Will give au oyster supper in the |
Thursday evening.
Mrs. PEBBLES and her daughter, a
young lady, are the guests OF
Mrs. Buckingham, Third Ward.
Bishop Jaggar, of the Southern Dio-
cese OF Ohio, will conduct services 1t the
Church Tomorrow evening.
Young, who was arrested yesterday
for stealing some sixteen pounds OF but
ter from a wagon, had his preliminary
trial yesterday, and in default of bail
was committed 10 Jail. His mother, who
was arrested for receiving stolen goods,
was bound over in the sum OF $l00.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Rev. Shipman did not tell "What is the
matter with the men" Sunday evening.
until next Sunday.
An anonymous. silly and incompre-
hensible communication appeared in
Sundays Press, which is supposed to be
an obituary, but for fear that some one
may ind out TO whom the writer alludes
ne doesn't mention name or ANYTHING