The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24

ceased was 21 years, and was highly re-
spected by all who enjoyed his acqusint-
ance. He served for two years as Deputy
Sheriff and two and half years as Deputy
County Clerk. He was born and raised in
Covington, and had the esteem of all his
employees. His funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon from his late residence
on East Eleventh street. The Covington
Light Guards, Of which the deceased was .
member, will attend the funeral In body.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Philomena
Kempfer (Bister Mary Dominioah of the
Convent OF the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
at Reading. Penn, TO her mother, Eliza
beth Kempfer, and her sisters Josephena
Mayer and Emile Bdenharn, of Cincin-
natl, all of grantor's interest in the estate
of her father. Caspar Anthony Kenpfer,
deceased; 5000.
This deed is dated in 1870. but was not
lodged for record until yesterday. 1t was
Acknowledged In Cincinnati in 1870 before
Thos'L. Young, Recorder
Leopold Meyer and wife. of Philadelphia,
to Amelia Deneal, OF Cincinnati, undivided
half of lot 95 by 178 feet on south side OF
Twelfth street and east side of alley, be-
tween Greenup and Stevens streets, Gov
ington; $2,075.
Ticket No. 126 drew the stove ratified off
for the benefit of f. Saloshin.
Rev. Mr.. Rice, of Augusta, KY, who has
been visiting here, returned home yester-
day.
County School Commissioner Talliaferro
is settling with the teachers at Alexandria
to-day.
Messrs. Hawse, Adams, Wilshauer, and
Charley Pankes, Of Keokuk, Iowa. are here
visiting friends.
Mrs. Captain e. Grail and daughter. Miss
Mary, leave this evening for New Orleans
to attend the Mardi Gras.
The Ladies' Aid Society intend giving q
grand fancy ball in aid of the poor oi
Newport on the 9th of next month.
Tomorrow morning at the Taylor-street
M. E. Church Rev. PEBBLES will take for his
subject, ministerial Individuality"
Mr.. Fred. Wempe, the shoe-dealer, cor
ner of Saratoga and Ringgold streets. Ii
entertaining fine girl baby at his home.
Newport Commandery Knights Templa1
were royalty entertained last night by Gin
cinnati Commandery No. 3 at the Masonic
Hall.
Senator A. 3. Berry is announced to ad
dress public meeting tonight at Nave
Hall, in Frankfort. Education" will b,
tho theme of his discourse. s"
Mr.. P. Kelly, Yard-master at the Short
Line Road, and his wife, we're obliged II
return to their old home at Bowling Green
Ky., on account of ill health.
Messrs. George and Bolts, of 80 Yorl
street, were the first to make another GU
in the price of coal. They are selling tn
for s. per load.
James Dixon, formerly q well-knowl
Newport boy, but supposed to have beel
dead over fifteen years ago. turns up in e1
cellent health and doing land-office bus
ness at Pennington, Grayson County. Texa'
A complimentary testimonial to Mfs
Ida Rolf previous to her departure for Ne
York, will be given at Melodeon Hall mex
Friday night. The evenings entertain
: ment will consist of readings, recitation
} andmusic by well-known amateurs
Rev. Father Bent, whose sudden death
| announced in our local colnmns, was TO,
medy pastor OF the Church of the Immact
late Conception in this city. His sudde
taking of is much regretted by his old col
creation, q number Of whom attended hi
, funeral at Covington this morning.
Among the eighty-four prisoners n
!, leased from the Kentucky Penitentiar
5 Yesterday by order of the Governor wei
!, three from this city, as follows: Dr.. Ker
! sent up for six years for bigamy; Job
} Sellman, three years for grand Larceny
, and VIM. Sohngen, larceny, one year.
The union prayer meetings which hay
been In progress in the different church
the past three weeks, will be continue
: next week as follows: Monday night, Ia
: lor-street M. q. Church; Tuesday, Presb
. teYian Church; Wednesday night, Fir
I Baptist Church; Thursday, Christis
: Church; Friday, Congregational, and So
urday, Taylor-street Church. 81
: Citizens Of Newport met on Tuesd.
I evening and again last night at the office
n h w. Nelson to consider the question
y building the Newport Maysville & B
i Sandy Railroad. Several addresses We
: made and q COMMITTEES Of gentlemen "
; appointed to wait upon the Company ar
/ ascertain upon what terms the gentlem'
and capitalists controlling 1t are willing
\ build the road. di a-ll naprl
# As we announced yesterday, jacob Lie
< ert died from the pistol shot wound
It fiicted by Jacob Geyer about 2 o'clock
!, m. Coroner Sehoolfeld was informed
d the death and visited the house yesterd,
. afternoon, and after summoning the W
y nesses, postponed the inquest until Il
morning at 9 O'Clock, at which time,
"a some insignificant reason, q post-morte
4 examination will be held. Judge Makibb
a yesterday wrote to Governor Blackbul
d asking him to offer q reward for the app
d hension Of Geyer immediately. -
.,,...... RELLEvUE IKE. 10 sr
i Usnal temperance meeting to-morrt
night. Good speakers will be present.
ii The Bell Telephone Company are ere
v ing poles to connect Coal Haven with Ci
e cinnati. 41oT 56t .sgn 81
d| Among the attendants at the bedside
Everett Tedrow none We're more consta
. than Mrs. Nixon and Miss Mamie Genows
. They were Everett's favorite nurses.
3 All of our citizens who are interested
!. the welfare Of the town-hall moveme
should by all means attend the meeting
l. that subject tonight In the Council cha
20 Der. @ 1913 lbs stnu 3'f''
/ The dedication Of the new M. E. Chur
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