The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-13
COVINGTON,

Mr. Jas. Rife is suffering from sprained
ankle.
Chancery Court stands adjourned until
Monday.
Rev. DIR. Savage will'occupy the pulpit at
Shinkle Chapel Sunday.
b. Senoar has been appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Bryant Senour, de-
ceased.
The many friends of DR.. Major will be
glad to learn that he has again taken up his
residence in this city.
James Poor, of Robertson County, filed
his petition in bankruptcy yesterday. Liza
bilities, $500; assets, $500.
That bright smile on the face of Police
man 0'Donell is occasioned by the arrival
of young son at his house.
Corner confabulations in Seventh-street
Market of Saturday night are being stop
ped by Marketmaster England.
The Emerald Dramatic Club gives an en-
tertainment for the benefit of the poor next
Sunday night at St. Mary's Hall.
Z Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at
the Cathedral Sunday, at 10 A. M The
Church will be beautifully decorated on the
occasion.
Gus Weber was the only prisoner in the
Police Court this morning. He was charged
with disorderly conduct by Mrs. Marshal
but she failed to appear and his case was
continued
The following named gentlemen filed their
petitions in Bankruptcy this morning: JAS
Pore, of Mt. Olivet, KY, liabilities 81, ,105 SO,
assets 1884 90; Samuel M. Dotson, of Mt
Olivet, KY, liabilities 1886 30, assets ST.
o15 90; H. J. Struve, of Bridgevile, KY,
liabilities $5,767 so, assets $500 70; John
NJ, Browning; of Mt, Oivet, KY, liabilities
81, ,545 3d. assets 81 $40 90.
H. J. Steinborn yesterdays sued A. r. Null
Inns and L. N. Crigler for 5000 damages.
The petition says that the defendants Will
fully wrongfully and maliciously intending
and conspiring to injure the plaintiff in his
name, fame, reputation and business credit,
and to oppress, impoverish, harrass and
ruin him, did falsely, maliciously and with
in the suit on that 1923 AZ note that plain
tiff was about to sell his property with
fraudulent intent to cheat, hinder and de-
lay his creditors, &C., &c.
NEWPORT.
Officer Boyd received orders this morning
to put his striped gang to work on the stone
pile.
Thomas Foos was arrested last night on a
charge of using insulting language in the
/presence of ladies'
The Good Templars will give social this
evening at the residence of Miss Gussie
Smith, on Madison street.
A juvenile choir has been organized at
the Church of the Immaculate Conception
by the Rev. Father Bent.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers, nine in
number, will give one of their pleasant con-
eerts at the York7street Congregational
Church, on next Monday evening
If some individual is anxious to build up
reputation for himself and benefit the
community, he should go to work and
put few coats of paint on the public foun-
tain. It's sadly in need of it.
Mayor Horton has given orders to the
police not to allow freight trains to be
stopped any length of time inside the city
limits, and to keep this order in force until
the company concludes to build respect
able depot at this end Of the road.
The remains of Rev. S. H. Harrison, who
died in Covington Monday, were brought 70
this city this morning, and placed in q
special car that was in waiting at the Short
line Depot, and taken to Shelbyyille for in.
tefment. A number of our citizens accom-.
panied the remains.
Judge Menzies held special session OF
the Chancery Court this morning at which
the Master Commissioner reported the sale
recently made by him of the Gaylord Iron
and Pipe Companys property. The Court
adjourned the case over until Saturday, the
Both inst, for the purpose of allowing all
parties to file exceptions to the sale with
the Clerk. From. indications there will be
/considerable opposition to the confirmation
of the sale, as it is claimed the property was
knocked down at too low figure,
A meeting was held last evening in the
Courthouse in the interest of the Newport
g. Big Sandy Railroad Speeches were
made by o. w. Root Esq, Major Byrne
Captain Williamson and others. On motion
committee of one from each ward was ap
pointed by the President to circulate peti
ton to the Legislature to amend the charter
of the road. The following are the gentle
men, First Ward, E. Z. Wood; Second
Ward, James Wallace; Third Ward, M
Betz; Fourth Ward, Captain r. G. Shinkle
Fifth Ward, John Speckman; Sixth Ward
Or. E. W. Keeney. Another meeting will
be held Saturday night at Turner Hall.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
There were eighty arrivals at the st
Nicholas Hotel Monday.
sMr, s. P. Kenny made an assignment te
J. II, Shropshire, Monday.
Mr Chan. Keuker yesterday received 6
wild horse, which has never been ridden
and which he has added to his already
wonderful collection of animals.
Two farms were sold at auction by thu
Master Commissioner, Monday The farm
Of David Clarke was sold o.Green Million
OF Madison, and the farm of Benjamin
Clarke was sold to David Shenault.
PIQUA,.O.
> D. NJ. Fleming has declined the honor o
/being candidate for Council in the Thirt
Ward.
Geo. Anderson has traded his residence
corner North and Caldwell streets for twt
houses and lots in Fairmeunt Indiana, ans
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