The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-19
COVINGTON.

lively manner yesterday in this city.
Miss Mary Miller leaves Thursday on
visit to her uncle at Hudson, New
York.
VIM. Fenker, the baker, was swindled
out Of $l2 OH bogus check, Saturday
evening.
The Building Committee Of the Tur-
ners yesterday afternoon accepted the
plans and specifications for their new
hall
30 Thomas McCabe, Ex-senator Of Ken
ton County, died at midnight OF Satur-
day Of consumption, at the age Of thirty
years.
Judge Pat. Major, OF Frankfort, ar
rived yesterday and left this morning
for Burlington, to attend the trial OF Col.
Terrell.
Pullet Ward has been under the treat
ment of blue glass for the past few days,
the effects OF which is visible on his
chin.
Talton Watts, the "Steam Engine" Of
the Ticket, gives grand calico hop ON
Friday night at the Washington House,
on Seventh street.
The Times, on Saturday, exploded the
startling theory that Col. VIM. Mann
was dead, which, we are happy to an
nounce, is untrue.
EA. j. Francis, D. A. eileen and A. r.
Mullins left last night for Chicago to
attend the Supreme Lodge Of A. .. U.
W., which meets tomorrow.
Fletcher & Goldsmith, baseball manu-
facturers, have filed suit in the y. s.
Court against Barney Wilken to re-
strain him from the use Of their patent
in manufacturing base-balls.
nviar,o illn In tod Yoirrnrc. ilIuotrot
ing tour through Egypt, Holy Land,
anu Europe, for the benefit of the Young
Peoples CHI istian Aid Society of the
Filtn-street Christian Church, will be
exhibited at Odd-lelloWs Hall next FRI
day night.
The funeral of Ex-Coroner Thomas
McCabe will take place tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock, Rev. 2. b. Wiles, pas
tor OF the Fifth-street Chris Lian Church,
officiating. Mr. McCabe about ten days
previous to his demise bequeathed all
his property, valued at $4,000, TO his
mother. His remains will be deposited
in the vault at Linden Grove Gene Gery.
A large number of lawyers left this
morning to attend the Criminal Court,
which meets to-day. The case Of Col.
W. G. Terrell, charged with killing Hal-
Vey Myers, is set for Thursday. A
number of indictments against men,
Ders of the press, police, Marshals and
citizens, for being spectators Of the late
Goss and Allen prize fight will be
called during the fore part OF this week.
NEWPORT.
Col. j. X. Stone, is home from his trip
to Washington, d. G.
DR.. Bennett intends to bring suit In
the sum of $4,000 against Gus. Holz-
hauer.
The remains of George NJ. Hayman
were buried yesterday from the South
Methodist Church.
Mr.. III. A. Tnoburn was appointed Oil
Inspector for Campbell County, i'll the
County Court this morning.
The Newport Mennerchor assisted by
the Apollo Orchestra, will give con.
cert at Turner Hall this evening.
A social for the benefit of Taylor-street
M. e. Church will be held at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Parker, ON Taylor street,
on Thursday evening next.
City Marshal Dave Lock, left this
morning Tor Burlington, Boone County,
TO answer the charge OF being present al
the Goss-AlIen prize fight.
Mr.. Charles Currier, leader Of Cur.
riers Band, was arrested this morning.
for harboring vicious dog. Tue case
was continued till Wednesday.
Some Of the articles stolen from Ju.
Illus SchweitZer's residence, on Eglan
tine street, several days ago, were Iouno
Saturday under a woodpile In his yard.
Handsomely printed cards are out for
soiree, to be given at Oud-felloWs 81
Hall tomorrow evening, by Messrs.
Chas. Douahower, George Morrow and
VIM. Strlcker.
CITY CoURT-Henry Sprau, drunken.
ness, costs; Henry LickerJ and Augusi
Borcher, playing bail on The streets on
Sunday, costs; John King, for harbor
lag a vicious dog, Judges decision re-
s.rved till tomorrow; Richart Barrett,
Jr., for striking Henry .Kieinschult Oh
the head with "a bowlder, case continued
till tomorrow.
The ladies of the congregation of the
Taylor-street Methodist EpiscopA
Church have organized Church Fur
nishing and Aid Society. Al meeting
held Mrs. Z. Ii. Wilson was elected
President; Mrs. George Hawthorne
Vice President; Mrs. j. Lindsey, Secre.
tary; Mrs. j. A. Graves, Treasurer. The
following Board OF Managers was elect
ed: Mrs. Thomas Kennen, Mrs. j. Ash
baugh, Mrs. Captain Thomas, Mrs. j
Moridge, Mrs. W. Lamb, Mrs. DR.. Boyd
WITS. VI. T nay iudu' AuJourueu W meei
March 81.
The following wills were probated il
The County Court this morning: Tht
last will and testament of Jonathan Ed
gar; last will and testament OF William
Boden, Jane Boden qualified as execu
trix; last will AMI testament O
Simon WOLF, Maria Wolf qualified al
executrix; Mrs. Mary Trommor wal
qualified as administrative Of Charles
Trommor, and appointed guardian 0
his children; Helena Hogdson was ap
pointed Administrative OF Thoma
Hogdson deceased, and appointed
guardian Of his children.
HAMILTON.
Miss Katie Howells is again contine,
to the house from illness.
John Weaver, the present City Civl
Engineer, is a candidate for reelection
Capt. Louthan, the efficient Captai
of Police, is out as u candidate tor Chic
Of Police.