The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-12
COvHNGTON.
Criminal Court Monday.

The 9th inst.
The Central Building Association will
wind up business Friday evening, ana then
dissolve.
Thirtv.seven colored people will be bap-
tized in the Ohio River, at the foot OF ocott
street, Sunday.
Luke Gu Ter was released from jail, last
night, Mr.. Clay White signing his pond as
security for the costs in his case.
CH.NcERY CouRT.--Tisdale & Dengler VS.. |
c. Roetken, Judgment for 800 and costs;
Lynch vs.. Hoverkamp, judgment
Mr., T.. X. Fish, once a representative in
the Legislature from Boone County, dled
at his home in New Liberty yesterday.
The hose carriage horse at the Twelfth
street house died yesterday This is the
fifth horse that has died at this house.
The showcase of Ed. S. Riggs q Co. was
broken open last night by burglars and
lot of toilet articles and kid gloves carrleo
pff.
Miss Kate Callahan, the attractive sales
fady in Mr.. E. ]. Hckey's shoe store iett
yesterday on a visit to friends az hlSh
Bridge, Ky.
Poracrs sCouRr.-Tom Wilson, robbery, s55
aNd4hree monthsin iail; Milton Mcl.augh-
EN- ;disorlefly, $l3; Martin 'Gerhardt'
breach of The peace, $4.
The popular Glides' Dancing Circle VIII
entertain their friends tomorrow nght az
Odd-fellows' fIall. The new "Aig-zag
March" and otheS funny dances Will De
celebrated.
Special U. s. Bailiff J. N. Stewart ar, arrived
In the city this morning with T. :. oSve,s, Ste.a
who was bound over 10 the Uniteu o'a'es
Court in Louisville for passing counterfe''
money. He halls from Elliott County.
The Hester-Coflin contest was resumed
last night, in the City Clerks office, both
gentlemen and their attorneys, present
Several witnesses were examined but moth
ing was developed. The committee ad-
journed until Friday.
Mr.. Ben. Law, of Laws Insurance Agen-
cy, Cincinnati, will on Thursday night lead
to The hymeneal altar Miss Rogers. an ac-
,coniptshed belle of Garrard street, this
city The ceremony will take place at the
Union NJ. +. Church.
Lovers LOTTERY. Ben j. Law, of Love-
land aged thirty -four, and Ella ]. Rogers,
aged twenty one, of Covington; VIM. ].
.Speers, of Maysville, and Miss Sarah Emma
Edwards, of Leesburg, Ind. The latter
were married by Judge Phelps in the Coun-
ty Clerks office this morning.
A PECULIAR WILB.-The will of Eliza
Bates was admitted to proba'e this morn
ing Elijah J. Salt was appointed executor
Thomas A., James NJ and Stephen D. Bares
were appointed appraisers. The will directs
the sale of the Rctey-sreet lot to pay
funeral expenses and debts; the remainder
of the proceeds to be DIVIDED equally be
tween the three oldest children to
The two Youngest children the Fourth
street house and lot, they being required to
erect proper monument at The, testator's s
grave. To Maria, wife Of Joseph Bates, tes-
thtor's watch and chain; TO Emlda Kallen-
bach. testhtor's velvet shawl and lace
shawl, untersleeyes and collar, on her we'd
ding day. provided she arries testator's
son Stephen in two years; all her other
clohing and ftirs to Eliza Shade; her old
set of china to her son Joseph. and all the
other furniture and dishes to Stephen. The
resi- of the estate goes equally to all the
Chi dreh.
Matilda Bggs.
Mr. VIM. ]. Smith has left the city for
Ncholasvlle, KY, for the purpose of get
ting married.
A pipe die valued at $50, was stolen
from the Newport and Cincinnati Pipe
Foundry, Monday
Fifteen cars of old rails from the Short
line Road arrived here this morning from
Swifts Iron end S; eel Works
The new Market-house on Tibbatts street
is almost deserted. But one butcher re-
mains, and it is said that he will shortly
leave.
VIM. McMullen, one of the parties pres
.eht on the night Joe New was assaulted,
was dismissed and an order issued for his
release from Jail to-day.
Pat. Callahan was taken in last night on a
warrant sworn out by man named Lister
man on charge of disorderly conduct. His
case was continued this morning
Mrs. Ware, who was adjudged lunatic,
in the County Court about four weeks ago
died Yesterday at the residence of her SON
in-law on Columbia street near Ringgold.
During the windstorm Yesterday after
noon, the chimney Of a two-story cottage on
the lower end of Harris street, occupied by
Samuel Russell, was blown down, and one
of the bricks struck young boy, who was
PLAYING in the ward, on the head, nflcting
"a Serious wound.
young girl about eighteen years Of age
named Carney, who is an orphan, was seized
with labor pains Yesterday afternoon on
Rihggold street, just above German street.
She managed to walk a few steps to the
house of Mrs. Kelley, where she was taken
in and delivered of child.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-In the case of Johi,
Tracy the jury disagreed last night, and
His Honor appeared anxious that new
trial should be had in the case at this
term. The case OF Paddy Nolan, who Is
under indictment for assault with intent
to kill, is in progress.
GRAND JuRY's REPoRT.-Charles Schweit
ger, the party who poured bucket of tai
over Charley Bunshal's head last October
was indicted for assault and battery. Jo
.seph Burton. for cruelty to his wife, was
indicted for assault and battery. The fol
lowing were also indicted: Henry Stuckof
and Pat. Day. robbery: George Miller, Jas
Bailey, VIM. Smith and Henry Turmail, as
.sault and battery.
LEXINGTON. XIV.
The register at the Ashland Hotel yesterday wa
very large.