The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-26
COVINGTON.

The new flre-engine at Falmouth was
success siully tested Saturday.
Jack StephesOn seems to have the in
side track Tor City Sealer and Gauger.
VIM. Petty and Lucy N. White, Thos.
Gilbert and Martha Piper, were licensed
to marry.
FIVE thousand three hundred head oil
stock arrived at the COVlngtoh STOCK
Yards last week.
p. Ii. Clayton, Of BrookVille, filed his
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Liza
bilities. $1,000; assets, $1,000.
MIR. L. b. Tenent has offered his resi-
nation as Collector OF the CoVington d
Newport Suspension Bridge.
The ladies Of the Madison-street Bap-
tist Chut ch announce a grand Thanks
giving dinner at Odd-iellows' Hall.
George Miller, an old and well-re-
spectel citizen, died yesterday at his
residence III Lewis burg with dropsy.
The Glides Dancing Circle announce
another OF their enjoyable receptions at
Odd-iellows' Hall on the 6th Of Decem-
ber.
George Schwartz, while on his way
home Saturday night from market, fell
from his wagon ana cut a severe gash in
his head.
A pound party will be given next Fri
day evening at Odd-Lelows' Hall for the
benefit of the poor by the Citizens Re-
liel Union.
Rev. j. L. Allbritton, who has
been confined to his bed for the past
three weeks, was able to occupy his pull
pit yesterday. His lecture Is postponed
until Tomorrow week at Shlnkle Chapel
A union service will be held next
Thursday morning by the different Prot
eslant Churches OF this city at the
Fourth-stl eet Christian Church. Sermon
by Rsv. MIR. Ramsay, Of the Union III. E..
Church.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-G. B. Connolly,
direleULlon of duLy, fiued S. and costs;
William IL. Roberts, shooting with in
tent 70 XIII, tined l cent and costs; Joe
Hermes, selling liquors to MINORS, dis
missed.
Dave Wayman, an employe Of Hands
foundry, in Cincinnati, had the mistor-
tune Saturday to let lAdle hlleu with
Doiing iron tall OIL his foot, burning him
10 sucn an extent as to necessitate his
being carried home.
POLICE CoURT.-Disorderly- III. Bo-
ken, Billy Hines ana John Dickman, -
md COSTS ca III; John McShune, cOntiD-
81 and costs each. Milt. McLaughlin
aud Mary OBrien, "a each for II drunk.
COUNTY CoURr.-Mary Hackers now
Strue .ker), removed IRON admlnistra-
trix Of the estate of j. D. Rackers, de-
ceased, and Henry Hackers appointed d
In her place; HarcourC Clark, bastardy,
continued; Mary Farrell, guardian OF
the children oil Thos. Farrell, removed
and entrusted to settle with The heirs;
Smon Sorger, granted naturalization
papers; James Reed, granted coffee
mouse license; William and William Z.
Threlkild, appointed administrators OF
the estate OF james ihrelklld, deceased,
And gave bond, which was received and
dled.
NEWPORT.
John Fehr and Mary Fischer were
granted IL marriage license this morn
lng.
Murphy temperance meeting to-mor-
row evening at the Columbla-street et
Presby terian Church.
A petition has been filed for a re. hear
OF the case Of l.. M. Dayton against the
Water-works Trustees.
Burglars paid visit Saturday night
to the premises OF Mr.. A, j. Hunnelly Oh
Soulhgate street. They were fright
ened off, however.
The boilers and railmakers at SWiips
rolling mill were Obliged to stop work,
they being unable 10 line the furnace
with the cay on hand.
Anthony Tuck, who resides on Hub
bard street, near Bellevue, tell from the
roof of a house on WhIoh he was at WORK,
Saturday last, and broke his right arm.
MISS Annie NJ. Mcdonnell, Of this
city, VINO was on her way home after
visiting friends in Ouio, died on the
streamboat. Her sudden demise is a
shock TO her many friends.
Squire L. z. Bodkins was obliged to
issue warrant this morning tor the ar.
rest OF whole family down in the low
Ell part OF the city. Too much Sunday
whisky was the cause Of the ructlon.
Pat. Day, for stealing hot stove from
the residence of VIM. Payne, got
seventy days on the stone pile in Squire
Buchanan's Court this morning. Pat.
won't steal any more stoves this year.
Dick Richmond, a prince OF good fell
lows, win bid adieu to his host Of New
port friends tomorrow, before his de-
parture to Denver, Colorado. Dick in.
tends making that city Lis future home.
Frank Sellman stole new overcoat
LIOm MI. Duuu6'5 lHllh-W uEOu duOuL
week ago. Yesterday Frank donned
the garment and was sailing along York
street, trying to make u ''mash," when a
policeman nabbed him. He Will have a
Rearing tomorrow.
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Murray,
who died on Friday last 1T New Albany,
Ind, took place yesterday from the resi-
deuce Of his tather-In- Law, Squire
Pines, on w Williamson street. Delegates
fromthe various lodges Of the Ancient
Order United Worklngmen OF New Al
bany, who accompanied the remains to
this city, and the Andes Lodge, No. II,
attended the funeral.
The following are the officers of the
musical and literary association, the
'Last Idea" President, Samuel Is.
Sterne; Vice Presidents, Miss Sallie NJ.
Britton and William Meserole; Secre-
tary, Miss Sallie b. lmmegart; Treas
urer, Oliver Z. Schriyer; Literary Com
mittee, Misses Tillie Muhlenbaoh and
Emma Waterhouse and Mesors. Charles
ID Pierce and William X. W est; Musi-
cal Committee, Mrs. Adam Wilson, Liz
zie Pike, Lucy Froman and Mr.. wilbur
Tnropp.
Al the Workingmen's meeting at the
Bed Mems Hall, yesterday afternoon,