The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25


ceeds thereof and the rest of the money de-
voted to monument at Lincoln Grove
Cemetery, with the names of testator. her
daughter, Mrs Kemp, and her son, James
Bryson, upon it, If the amount be sufti-
cient; if not, then to be devoted TO tomb
stones over their graves J. M. Ransom,
Esq, is named as executor, without bond.
The win is dated February 5th, 1879. is in
the handwriting of J. M. Ransom and wit
messed by :. ]. Mccormack and Mary w.
Ransom. Mr.. Ransom qualified as executor
yesterday.
Theodore Heile's will was also probated.
The estate gees to the widow for life, to
use or consume as may be necessary. but
charged with bequests of 500 each to the
Children as they marry, and whatever is
left to be distributed equally among chill
dren and children's children. Henry Heile
qualified as executor.
NEWPORT.
Not case on the Mayors docket this
morning, which is something remarkable.
Miss Matte Sommers, Assistant Postmis-
tress, arrived home from Louisville last
evening.
Rev. Dr. Mullenix, of this city, delivered
lecture last evening at Wesley Chapel,
Cincinnati.
Mr.. George Hornung. who has been lying
dangerously ill, is much improved and able
to be about.
Mr.. Sid. Gates has been reinstated to his
old position as passenger conductor on the
Short-Line Road.
Mr.. Bats, of the firm of George & Bats,
arrived home this morning from the Cum
berland Mountains
Dave Lock says he is not, nor will he be.
under any consideration, candidate for
Chief of Police.
Mr.. Sam. Clemens, a well-known river
man, is we regret to say, confined to his
home from severe illness.
Homer D. Cope in Damon and Pythias"
at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. A crowded
house should receive Mr. Cope ON this occa-
sion.
Some charitably disposed person has
taken heed to the appeal sent out by the
Chess Club for coal by sending load to the
rooms Last night.
Seven large locomotives, built at Phila-
delphia, were taken over the Short Line
Road this morning for the new Morgan,
Louisiana and Texas Road.
Mr.. Fred. Bauer, of the Chicago Watch
case Mandatory, has presented an extra
fine double-case winding gold watch,
to be disposed of at the coming Masonic
Fair.
Grit. Thornton arrived last night from
the rural district of Twelve-mile with a
walnut raft all safe and sound. The report
that he was compelled to swim lacks founda-
ton.
Mr.. Patrick Kelly, of the Louisville &
Nashville Road, has been transferred to
this city as Yard-master on the Short.line
Road. He commenced in his new field of
labor this morning. tu.e
The Ladies' Turner Society will have a
celebration at Turner Hall Thursday even
ing. The programme to be rendered con-
sists of turning exercises, supplemented
with vocal and instrumental music.
Coroner schoolfeld yesterday held an in
quest on the body of Mrs. Licker, who died
suddenly yesterday at her home on John
street, near Harris. The jury rendered q
verdict of death from heart disease.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
DR.. w. A. Jordan and Squire McVean,
both of Alexandria, who INDUCED in lit.
tie set-to, some time since. was called in the
| Criminal Court at Alexandria yes erday.
The case was dismissed at the cost of Nc
Vean.
Mr.. Charles Ader, of Cold Spring, pro-
cured a license this morning to wed Miss
Clara Agel, of Cincinnati. The marriage,
owing to circumstances, will be celebrated
this afternoon at the groom's residence, in
Cold Spring.