The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-01
COvINGTON.


day.
Mr.. Abraham Strawbridge will super
intend the planning mill lately purchased
by Mr.. A. NJ. Johnson, OF Newport.
The remains Of the little child of An
ton Ante aud wife, of Pomeroy, o., were
inferred in st. Mary's Cemetery this
morning.
Ed. Bateman and Ed. ODowell seem
to be favortes with Phil. Watson. He
expressed desire to have them attend
him during his last hours.
Thlrty.tve Sheritfs of this State wit
messed the execution OF Watson, to-day I;
also Leslie's sketch artist and about
one hundred newspaper men.
1.-THE Gramison-Hollenkam bastardy
case in the County Court, Hollenkamp
was adjudged guilty and the defendant
given 500 per year for fourteen years.
1t seems klke little set up job.that
act relating to the Assessors depart
ment OF this city, passed by the lawyers
that represent the people In this Dis
trict. Rise aud explain, somebody.
Judge Boyd has appointed special
term of the Circuit Court for the 2Sth OF
February, to hear the case Of Bryant vs..
Lemaire ct al. 1t is case OF great i'm
portanoe, involving between $40, 900 and
500, 600, with any number OF eminent
lawyers employed on either side.
CITY CoUNCIL.-A mo ton was carried
to refer back TO Frankfort for immedia
repeal, an act OF the State Legislature,
which provides that real estate be as
sessed once in five years, and establish
ing in its stead an act ordering an an
nual assessment.
In the case of City and Smith N.
Hawes the following report was pre-.
sented: Total claims as reported by
Committee OF investigation, $83, ,029 20;
claim OF School Board, So, ,14s 1s; amount
total Of City and School Board claims,
lit 3S; cash on hand returned by
Halves, $3s,692 II; city's proportional
part, $35,2S4 "a; School Boards part,
$3,4t7 S3; recovered from bondsmen, $27,.
800; cily's share, $25,042 43; School
Boards share, $2,457 81; cost of collec-
tion, claims paid by city, $3.50 81; total
cost of collection, "a, 754 80; oity's share,
1890 6l; School Boards share, $424 49,.
NEWPORT.
Mr., Scott Pagan has returned home
from three months visit to friends in
Ohio.
CRY CoUNCIL.-James G. Culbertson
was awarded the contract for lighting
tu6 Rdh-lbupb lOl bhU Ohoulb6 yOu1 uV 10
cents per lamp per month.
Stephen Solar was elected City
Weigher and Measurer.
1t was ordered that an election for
member of the Board of Water-works
Trustees be held on the 23l of March,
1878. Adjourned.
Ayoung woman of handsome features
and rather neat dress, apparently about
bighteen years Of age, has been making
the shed at the ferry landing her lodg-
ing place tor the past week. She is a
stranger in these parts, and refuses to
give her name, but states her parents
are well to do and reside at Aurora,
Ind. 1t is said she visits low concert
saloons in Cincinnati nightly, and re-
mains until u and 1 O'Clock, when she
returns to the boat and there has to
listen to the must vulgar language ut
tered by young scamps who pay nightly
visits to the place. An empioye of the
ferryboat says she eats nothing during
the day, and is at loss to know how
she manages to exist. The attention of
the police should be called to compel her
to 60 home or place her in some char
table institution.
One of the most imposing funeral GER
emonies ever held in this city took place
this morning in St. Stephens Church.
The beautiful edifice was filed to it's
utmost capacity by devoted people,
who had come TO pay their last
tribute of respect to good and holy
priest, the lale Rev. Father Eberhard
Schultz. The solemn and impressive
ceremony of the Requiem Mass
was commenced promptly at
o'clock BY the Right Rev. Bishop
Toebbe, of Covington, as celebranl,
thp Eathnr Tupin n O
Christi Church, and Rev. Spect, Of
Columbus, ONO, officiating as Deacons
Of Honor, Rev. stephany, of st.
Aloysius, C0vingtOn, as Deacon,
and Rev. Blenke. of Four Mile,
as Sub-Deacon. Rev. Kemper, OF ST.
Philomena's, Cincinnati, was Master of
Ceremonies, assisted by Rev. Bent, oi
the Cnurch OF the immaculate Coneep-
ton. After the first Gospel, Rev. Fred
erlck Tentenberg, of Covington, ascend.
ed the pulpit, and delivered a
The following reverend gentlemen were
enclrcled around The altar and assisted
in the ceremonies: Rev. Uhling, OF St.
Anthony's Church, Cincinnati; Rev.
Topmuller, of Cummisvllle; Rev. VOL
burg, Of st. AuYustine's Church, Gin
einnati; Rev. Voet, of Dry Ridge,
o.; Rev. U.rlcb, OF st. Henry's Churcn
Rv. ketimeyer, of st. Roses Church =;
Prot. Anglers, OF ST. Mary's Seminary
Cincinnati; Rev. Hunt, OF Aurora, Ind !;
Rev. Raumister, of Alexandra, KY;
R:v. Menge ana Rev. b ugger, ol et.
MarS's Seminary, cincinnati; Rev. Hill
dgbranat, Daylof, KY; Rty. Cassan-
der, Jonn's Hill, Kentucky; Rev.
Ennis, Immaculate Conception, 'lty ;
Rev. TUE, Corpus Christi, city; Rev.
Altman, st. Stephens, city; R4y.
emilh, st. Patrick's, Covington; Rev.
McNerney, Florenee, KY; Rev. Gatker,
Fa mou. II, KY; Rev. Scuni' berg. ..
3. B., Noylng,an; Rev. schoenfeld,
Whi,e Oak, o.; Rev. Johanning, Mt.
Pleasant, ONO; r. V. WecAers, Bellevue,
Ky; Rev. ADs,n, Maysyille, k; Rev.
Goebbels, St. mus, CoyingI on; Rev.
Goesse, OF Coyington. The following
acted as pail bea. ers: Rev. Smith, Il v.
MoMerney, Rev Broseart, Paris, Ky.
smlth, 81. PatricRs, CoylngIon, K,.
Schmidt, alrelron, Ky; Rev. Ra'ahsfa,