The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-02
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1t is off to Chicago.

Billy Grant is off to Chicago.
Malaral fever is raging in the city.
Circuit Court, Judge Boyd presiding, to-
day.
Bostwick's breath will blow in no more
bankrupts.
Frankfort, Paris and Campbell County
Fairs this week.
Mr. Joseph Schlosher contemplates the
erection of an ice house this fall
Criminal Court at Falmouth, to-day, un-
der the auspices OF Judge George Perkins.
The st. Augustine Church will hold
fair at Drexelius Hall the latter part OF this
month.
Mrs. Melissa Green, an estimable colored
lady, wife of Elijah Green, was buried yes
terday.
Chills and fever are shaking up the resi-
dents of that city OF brickyards called
Peaselburg.
Rev. J. H. Van Buren, formerly of this
city, occupied the pulpit at Trinity 2. E.
Church yesterday.
The various brickyards in the city ceased
operations this morning That speaks
poorly for the building season.
The marriage of Mr.. N. s. Brooks and
Miss Nora Savage will be celebrated Thurs
day evening at Union M. K. Church.
Joe Harris appreciates the young daugh-
ter that arrived last week SO much that he
is going to blow glass cradle TO rock it in.
The funeral of Sarah Wright who. died
from the effects of being hit in the head
with a brick at the Colored Fair, took place
yesterday.
The funeral of the late Michael Smith,
from st. Mary's Cathedral, was attended
yesterday by a large number OF his friends
and relatives.
Mr. John Bell, the popular saloon-keepcr
at the corner of Fifth and Madison streets,
tenders all his gross sales tomorrow for the
benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers.
Mr.. Clcm P Norvell, we'll known here,
and his only child died of yellow fever
in New Orleans week ago. News now
comes that his widow is prostrated with
the same disease.
The collection of the Ninth-street Pres
bylerian Church, for the benefit of the vel-
low fever sufferers yesterday, amounted to
STA G3; Mother of God Church, 500; st.
Joseph's Church. $75,
The other evening a number of friends
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burke, and
while they were being enter aimed in one
room some light fingered individual relieved
Mr. Burke of $155 in money.
Alta meeting of the Coving.on Newsboys'
Union last week resolutions of gratitude to
the good people who made their visit to the
Zoozoo so pleasant were passed, and their
warmest thanks were expressed to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Ii. David
Coroner Averdick Saturday rendered a
verdict in the inquest on the body of George
Carter, who committed suicide about five
months since. The verdict was: death by
taking all overdose of laudanum whether
with suicidal intent the jury was unable to
ascertain"
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court this
morning by Nancy Kennedy against the
heirs and other interested parties in the
estate of Joseph X. Linn, deceased, for the
settlement of the estate. Suit was also filed
by Lavina Reese against Richard Reese for
divorce on the ground OF abandonment.
The funeral of the late Mr.. NJ H. Smith
took place yesterday from st. Mary's Cathe-
dral and was attended by large number
of sympathizing friends and relatives and
by the members of the A. 0. H., Of which
deceased was respected member. His re-
mains were inferred in ST. Mary Cemetery.
Additional subscriptions to the Southern
sufferers: Cathedral $92 so; Fifthstreet
Christian $30 Scott-street M. E., $50;
Shinkle Chapel, $50; Madson-street Bap-
tist, $50; First Presby yterian, $S4 50; First
Baptist, $G Al; First Sunday school, $14 SO;
Greenup-street NJ. f., $226. The st. PauPs
collection will be made next Sabbath.
The following officers were elected yes
terday by the Covington German Protest
ant Associations: President, Conrad
Schmidt; Vice President, Gotfried Roth
Treasurer, George Leucht; First Secretary,
Fred. Klein; Second Secretary, George We'll
ling; Trustee, G. G. Mosler; Committee for
the Examination of Books Conrad Stein
and Fred. Goebel.
The successful candidates at the last cleo
ton took the oath of office this morning and
filed their bonds. John G. Ellis, VIM.
Wachs and Wm Gray were appointed Dep
uty County Clerks. Moses Hull was APP
pointed Deputy Jailer at independence.
Mr.. Geo. Goodwin, the Police Judge of
!, West Covington, and various other 'Squires
/ filed their commissions.
POLICE CoURr.-Disorderl conduct, John
Murphy, $13; Jennie Jackman, continued =;
Jake Sponsor, $13; Bob Crockett, Ed Clark
son and Henry Earnst, driving stock on
Sunday, So each; Philip Baker, petty lar
ceny, dismissed; John McCarty, same, 30
days on stone pile Geo. Mattuna, wife
beating, $53; Jake Sponsor, resisting Off
GERS, $43; Barney Wllken, drunk, "a; Nav
Gallagher, same, dismissed,
A game of baseball for the benefit OF the
Southern sufferers will take place this af-
ternoon at the Star grounds at 2 o'clock.
Each player contributes ST. and the general
admission is 25 cents. The following is the
list of players; First nine-Nlessrs. B. NJ.
Piatt, J. II. Drexilius, A. H. CotIe, w.
Dulaney, J. H. Newell G. r. Miller, ].
Burke, w. Turner and Greer Cox. Second
nine-Thomas Kennedy, Ed. Pendleton,
I. ]. Phelps, Chas. Bronson, A. Withhold
J. W. Morris, w. Van Luenen, J. Roberts
and w. Mabery.
CovingtOn Council ProceedingS-Of-
ficiai Report.
regular meeting OF the City Council of Gov
ington was hel at the Council Chamber Thursday
evening, August 29th, 1878, President Stephens in
the chair and all the members present except
Messrs. Ashbrook and Senour
The minutes of last meeting were read and