The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-03
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Ii Ine Weatner Is IaY0faQlo bno game
, announced will take place between the
Stars and Alerts at O'clock this even.
ing. An immense audience is antici
pated.
The notion store of R. T. Grey, corner
of Second and Greenup streets, was en-.
| tered by burglars last night and robbed
Of about $15 worth Of goods.
| The new cars on the A bbott street rail
way are running for the first time this
morning. They are very handsomely
gotten up, with platform on the rear
and are somewhat wider and longer than
any of the cars on this side of the river.
In the Mayors Court, this morning,
Mike Brennan, upon the charge of disor-
derly conduct, was fined $5, which he
paid and took his departure.
Michael McCabe and Henry Schaeffel
VINO carried on lard oil business at No
1929 Madison street, is supposed TO have
absconded last Wednesday after having
removed all the valuable property. A
number of creditors, among whom are
Messrs. Thomas Dillon, Meveig the
lessees OF the property, lament their
sudden departure.
At the meeting of the School Board
last night DR.. j. w. Hall was unani-
mously elected Superintendent of the
Public Schools. The names OF the teach
ers elected in the different schools are
as follows: Afs
High-School-J. W. Hall, jr., Principal,
w. Z. Lord, Miss Orr, Miss Matte Har-
vie, Miss s. K. Clark.
First District-B. B. Best, Principal;
Mrs. i. Gray, Assistant; George Thurs
ton, Lizzie. Maekiin, Sadie Howard, Mrs.
Alice Bernhardt, Annie CrawIey, Fannie
Thomas, Mary r. Shane, Kate Johnson,
Miss Mountz, Miss Baker.
Second District--J. j. Nigman, Prinoi-
pal; Miss Thrasher, Miss A. Cox, Mrs.
NJ. X. Perrin, Mrs. A. Gerhardt, N. Dick
Bonde. o. Railey, E, E. Kerr, M. Riggs,
s. Holmes. a
Third District-Gee. A. Yates, Princi-
pal. Misses Ella Pratt, Lizzie Williams,
Fannie Craig, Matte Tearne, Emma
Bowen, Sallie Bowen, Nettie Evans,
Eva Eggleston. The teacher for the F
grade is yet to be elected, the Board fail
ing to agree on Miss Zoe LaRue.
Fourth District--Arnold Ellis, Prin-
cipal. Mrs. Helen Carpenter, Misses
Fan ME French, Pinky Johnson, Lizzie
Perry, Belle Clark, Fannie Craig, Mollie
Gray, Matte Clark, Lizzie Pyle, Jennie
Gray, Lettie Bond. Janitor, Friesch
Knecht.
Col. Wharton, IS. District Attorney,
returned 10 Louisville last night to file
information of the whisky seizures made
In this city few days ago.
James FL. Martin gave 5000 bonds be-
fore Commissioner Bostwick yesterday
for selling whisky without icehse, and
was released to appear before the U. S.
Court.
The Stars received a number of new
style bats from the East yesterday, and
will take the style out OF the Alerts this
afternoon at the, Covington grounds,
The Democratic Convention OF owen
county nominated T. Jenkins for the
Legislature yesterday. A resolution
was passed instructing the candidate, If
elected, to vote for Hon. J. B. Beck for
the United States Senate.
N. q. Morse, Esq, has returned from
Hazelgreen, KY, with large collection
Of snakes, among which IL a rattiesnake
snake, a blue racer seven feet long, a
viper, copperhead, and others. He BIO.
poses to present them TO the Cincinnati
Geological Garden.
Henry Stemreide and Fred. Macke,
the seized whisky dealers, gave $4,000
bonds yesterday, and were released, to
appear in the u. q. Court. Peter Dave
zac was also seized, but released on fur
nishing the required bond.
Billy Patterson, formerly Clerk OF the
Circuit. Court, has returned to the city
after a twenty-five years. absence. 1t is
not yet decided who struck Billy.
Col. Billy Mann and assistants were
all day yesterday engaged In firing can
non on the banks of the Licking to
recover the bodies Of the three boysI