The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-02
COVINGTON.
Chancery Court convenes Monday.

tLdnCeFy SOurI COilVencS MOHudy.
Mr.. Charles Gray has accepted position
in the First National Bank.
Mr.. Greer Cox starts Monday to canvass
the county for county taxes.
Mr.. Harvey Meyers, "the beardless youth
OF the Times, is off to Louisville on visit
Don't forget the soiree tonight at Drex-
elius Hail. for the benefit of.the Gem Base
ball Club
The masque reception at the residence of
Mr.. Thomas McGill, on Robbins street, last
night was an enjoyable affair.
During the month of February the Inter-
nal Revenue collections in the Sixth Dis
tTict amounted to $1S3, III &c.
Mike Nolan, the boy who was SO severely
injured by falling down fight of stairs at
st. Mary's Hall, is considered out of danger.
Mr. Henry Massman and wife, of Quincy,
ILL.,, who have been spending their honey
moon in this city, returned home last night.
The Forrest Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment at Odd-fellows' Hall to-mor-
row night for the benefit of St. Johns Or
phan Society.
) caught in the river yesterday discovered
lot of newspapers and other articles in a
hollow part of the tree.
During the absence, yesterday, of the
Chinaman who keeps laundry on the cor
ner of Seventh and Madison Streets burg
lars entered the place and broke open
trunk and stole $75 in money.
COUNTY CeURT.-Carter Railey, removed
from office. Thomas B. Wise filed his com
mission from the Governor as notary public.
Henry Voght Nicholas Gretenbeler and
Anton Suthof, granted naturalization pa
ners
MI NhaS WOODWARD, VINO resides ABOVE
tlorenGe, mas peeli illIsSlils rom ms nome
since wednesday. he nag considerable
money on his person, and fears are enter
Ialheu tilaI lie mas oeen louiiy 9ealt WIN
le M was las' seeii croSsilis tle suspension
Bridge.
The pail of death is spread i'll the house
hold of John G. Weaver to cover the last
remains Te Oh 1ne nusoalla ana la1heri John
10y, mGatei W. uepa,;su tnns tna iine az ,iat as'
cioch .his lliorlhlils, aloel III
wife and ten children. The deceased Vas
an exceedingly popular man. a leader
among the Germans, who RESPECTED and es-
teemed him. He was member in good
standing OF the Druids Red Men, Haru-
gari, and other societies. and has held posi-
tlons on rank and prott in each. The re-
i1iaiis WV vi il,.elteu lt rom ms laIe resi-
,ft
oaS 'i'eiiooh
AT the meeting OF the School Board last
Mishg llie oa'h VI olilce was administered 10
Tba s,1aci,1 o,r,,,,i++oo ,,>-oi,,+,a .o ~.
4o ,;th t bnal sppoih.1T r.I 10 se'
Stons "'s annn,'ncod n W nd nat
mended the accehtanca NJ ,s1 aao tha
Boards part of the $1,000. The report was
referred to the Committee on Law.
Mr.. Walter Cleary was elected Census
taker for the First District, and Mr.. Charles
Jarvis for the Second, at fee of l cent
per head.
t4e y Slty sI Coulicll was Ilotilleu .hat 20 cents
oil Vic Pioo liius' pe iAsSessea lor SCHOOL puf
poses.
NEWfoHf.
Mr. Jehn Iockef the present City Asses
'sor' IS cahdldate 1or re-electlon.
Mrs =. j. Helm, OF Front street. leaves
to-day Tor New Orleans to recuperate her
health
The Ben Jonson Club gave their sixth enter
tainment and reception last night. The
house was crowded
The Town Council of Falmouth has
passed an ordinance compelling all able
bodied men to attend fires and assist in
working the engines
An ;nrortont ,ooo+;na of tlo IUorl,;no
,,an ;s ndliaJ for this o,,eerino at Moo1IarS7s
We ei y ne~teu M OF hicb si,I a; f
uarnS citu u'i iooS e. vii NH ho hnid ioi VIC
".i'u' ivy o''oe' W. oe i0'u
councilman ). McLane wishes to be
placed on record as voting against the Will
hanson Street Railroad and Market-house
schemes that were passed in Council Thurs
day night.
The Work;npman will n,eat to-noorroy
+ afternoon at Red Mems Hall The Market.
house question, also the williamson Street
Railroad question, will be brought before
the meeting. Citizens generally are invited
to be present
MI oo,ol.4oa fouo;h,a so.,. =
Klein against Carey Bell was called aoain
this morning before Squire buchanan and
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