The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-12
COyiNutOn.

IHE STAR on Inc route east Oh Madison
and south of Pike streets is now deliv-
cred to Henry K. Miller, to whom sub
scribers will pay their weekly subscrip-
tions.
In the Mayors Court, this morning,
Win. HAYS, charged with a breach OF tn e
peace, had his case continued until
Wednesday. Ellen Rogers, for being
disorderly, was sentenced to ten days in
Jail. George Reeves, for drunk, was let
otf with paying cost. Joe Coleman, for
being disorderly, was fined two dollars
and cost. James Dalman, charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, on
account of sickness, had his case con-
tinued until Saturday.
The funeral of Mr.. Isaac McAdams,
an old citizen of this city, took place
from his late residence, on Grecnup near
Eleventh street, this afternoon.
The Sabbath-schoolo of the colored M. Il.
Church. on Madison street, had An "Or-
biographical Contesp on last Saturday
evening which was Hterdrily and tinan-
cially grand success. The audience
numbered about 800 Of the more refined
and intelligent portion of the colored
people of this community. j. S. Mcleod,
teacher OF the colored schools, was the
announcer. Miss Arzelia Ross and
MeSsrs. James CaWan and Green Burril
were judges and referees. Capt. Susie
Hamilton Tor a half hour sustained the
attack OF seven opposing knights. They
fought bravely and long, until Mr.. Ham
ilton received thrust in the hough (hok
which caused him to fall, and the golden
($2 50) prize was awarded TO Mr.. Albert
Thomas OF the Cincinnati High School
The second prize was won by Mr.. Clark.
The Superintendent has kindly prom.
| ;on t<, hf,
Brindle, in the Criminal Court, on
Saturday was found guilty of man.
slaughter, and his punishment fixed a,
one year in the penitentiary. The case
will go to the Court of Appeals.
The Terrell trial was transferred to
Grant county, as the court was unable
to obtain jury in Boone county.
Burglars on Friday entered the coal
office of Montgomery & Co., and worked
at the opening OF a safe which was un-
locked. Eighty-nine cents and few
bridge tickets were obtained.
A pocket-book filed with old bank
notes was found in digging cellar on
the corner of Sixth and Craig streets.
THE following are the marriage licenses
for the past week: George Schwab and
Lizzie Copeland, Matthew Schroff and
Kate Schiede, John p. Westerman and
Henrietta Glasbrenner, John Soller and
Jennie Hagemeyer, James Heaslip and
Mary j. Neher, Robert NJ. Marshall and
Sarah E. Erwin.
Herman Streibich, the popular wagon.
maker, celebrated the twenty-third ami
versary of his birthday yesterday, and
will also celebrate his nuptIals with
Miss Lizzie Boehm very soon. =.
p. Nj. w. r. Il. Powell has been ap-
pointed Supreme Deputy Master Work.
man for Missouri.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee of Kenton has organized.
The A. o. H., OF Coyington, have elect
ed officers for the year.
The funeral services of the late John
Marshall took place yesterday.
General S. G. Burbridge, of Washing
ton, was in the city yesterday.
Another attempt to burglarize Stacey
h Wagner's drug store on Pike street
has failed.
Charles Williams had leg broken last
Saturday by a pile of iron falling upon
him at the Scott-street rail mill.
The rumOr that Terrell died yesterday
is false.
(. James Hazelett, of the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad, was married last night.
The ST. Georges Young Mems Benev-
olent Society elected officers yesterday
for the next year.
J.G. Craddock, editor of the Paris
True Kentuckian, visited the city yes
terday.
The opera OF 'sThe Bohemian Grip will
be produced on the Goth at Odd.tellows'
Hail.
Several rows took place in the streets
yesterday.
Mr.. John r. Huye, in justice to him.
self and friends, wishes lis to make a
correction OF the item in this mornings
Commercial regarding the statement OF
Joseph Taylor as to the angle formed by
the tail end of Hugle's coat while OIL his
way for an officer 10 the scene of CON-
bat. He is OF the opinion that Taylor
did not see him, and that his mind was
too much confused to distinguish an an
gle from straight line.
VIM. Snider and soldier named
Baltin were arrested Sunday evening by
Lieutenant Smith and Officer Alberts
for a breach OF the peace. Judge Gels
ler's fine this morning was SO and costs
each. Failing to liquidate the demands
OF His Honor, they were sent to Jail.
The Criminal Court again convened
this morning.
The revival at the Taylor-street
Methodist Church still progresses with
unabating interest. A few new Window
lights in place OF the broken ones might
be appreciated,