The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-17
OVER THE BRIDGE,
COvINGTON.

The Court OF Appeals has ADJOURNED tiii
next Monday.
Market Master England resumed his du-
ties this morning.
Mr.. Peter Nodler celebrated his fifty
fourth birthday yesterday.
Mr.. VIII Bowen and wife celebrated d
their tin wedding last night.
Mr.. Mike Leonard, we are glad to an
nounce, is out of danger and is rapidly i'm
proving. q.
The ladies of the Fiflh-street Christian
Church will give social at the church to-
morrow night.
Jas. D. Eaton was this morning appoint
ed guardian to the minor children of the
late Chas. T. Martin.
Mrs. Hannah G. Brom all. mother of Ca
leb Bromall, of this city, died. in Phoenix
vile, Pa. aged 95 years.
Shout. we boys; shout for Joy. Shout ye
with delight for Matt Campion's boy-that
arrived at his home last night.
A marriage license was granted this
morning to Mary ]. Hodgkin and Geo. c.
Fox, both of Clark County, KY.
The Ladies' Art Union will close their
exhibition at their rooms over the gas
building on Madison street tonight
/ POLICE CoURr.-Hannibal Pruett and
VIM. Crane, breach of the peace, 81 each;
R. and James Coleman, safe-keepers, dis
missed.
Mr.. W. L. Roberts was this morning ad-
judged an imbecile and his son. Mr.. M. L.
tod oc q tn
take charge of him.
The Rev. w. H. Felix, pastor of the
Fourth Street Baptist Church, will lecture
at the church tonight on "Bethlehem."
This is one of his series of lectures on the
Holy Land.
Mr.. Daniel Ashworth is out for School
Trustee in the Fourth Ward and David
Wayman for Council in the Eighth. Both
are competent men.to fill the positions
to which they aspire.
Mr.. Nick Corcoran returned yesterday
morning from brief visit to Omaha. He
reports that city very lively and the boys
all happy. He will resign his position as
Deputy Constable, and will settle his affairs
to-day.
Mr.. Jacob Hoffman and Miss Mollie
Spann we're welded night before last at the
brides fathers home, the Rev. w. H. Felix,
of the First Baptist Church. officiating.
The new couple 60 to housekeeping on
Robbins street Immediately.
In the County Court this morning Mary
Withers, qualified as administrative of the
estate of James Withers, and give bond
with John Kearney as surety. W. P. Nc
Laughlin, w. w. Leonard and John Rus
sell were appointed appraisers.
The record in the celebrated Arnold viii
case was completed Yesterday and sent b,
Clerk White to Frankfort to be filed in the
Court of Appeals. 1t is, altogether, very
voluminous document, and there is a very
NICE and very important law poin
involved in the case. As near a!
we can state it the main ques
ton is whether mental incapacity a
the date of its final publication shall rul'
in the determining the validity of the in
strument. The Circuit Court ruled tha
soundness of mind at the original date wa
sufficient.
| Lieutenant Samuel P. Wayman, Unite,
States Army, died yesterday afternoon
early at St. Elizabeth Hospital, OF the dis
| eaSe ue has loIiB SNHeTeu iTOm-COnSumE
ton. He was reared near Independence. i
this County. where some of his kindred still
live, was nominated cadet at West Poin
Military Academy from this Compression
al District, graduated in 1877 and wa
assigned to duty as Second Lieutenant il
the army in distant part of Texas, where h
served about year and half. He re
turned to Covinston on sick leave last sum
mer, lived at the Clinton House shor
time. and about three months ago sough
rest and comfort for his fast declining day
at TIE tender home Of charity where b.
ended them. He attributed his earl,
decline to the seventies incident to hi
greatly exposed frontier life, operatin,
upon an already weak constitution. Tn
funeral takes place tomorrow afternoon
from 1887 Scott street the residence of MI
James Rust, whose wife is All aunt to tn
deceased. Whether the burial will be will
military honors or not is matter that TIL
Barracks authorities at Newport will deter
mine to-day.
| NEWPORT.