The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02


starving to death with roll of bills to
the amount of $40, 600 under his pillow.
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NeupoTt.
We few days ago expressed our
sympathy in behalf OF the Committee of
NJ oralists. We now give their names:
President, J. X. Hugle; Solicitor, Herr
Weis; Door-keeper, Joseph Taylor.
John Setman and Henry Strotkamp,
onduct, and breach of the peace, were
ined so and costs each. Carrie Cliff and
Lucy Howard, two Ethiopian damsels,
were arrested for committing a breach OF
The peace npon each another, and accord
lngly were fined $6 and costs each.
Henry Coleman, tor stealing chickens
from Henry Clay, and carrying them
home in bag, was fined $50 and costs.
In default of which he will wears a check
cred suit at the stone pile.
John McLaugnlin has been appointed
successor TO old Billy Carney, i'll the
capacity of city undertaken.
AT meeting oil the stock Provision
Mart Association call of Two per cent.
was collected on rs, 225. On motion by
VIM. Halzhour, it was ordered that the
low est bidder should receive the work.
The brick WORK was awarded to VIM.
Haryer at 81, no; the carpenter work 10
Sptarman " Davis at 81 ATS; the paint
ing and glazing 10 james Pagan at 800;
the new paving was given to James Ford
ut 5Sc. per square yard, and the repair
ing at 12c.; the grazing was awarded TO
Theodore Ma.z at 19c. per yard; stone
work TO Herman Daimire at $3 so per
perch; ireestOne w0rk TO Schwerinan AZ
81 40 per foot, and the tin work was given
to Rust Mt SSo. On motion by Mr.. BOYD,
all contractors were required to give
bond Tor the faithful performance OF
their work. MI. Clary was ordered to
remove his seed store within ten days.
Wafer rents are due and must be paid
on the 10th.
The fence of the Police Corral has a
border OF pointed nails upon it.
Mr.. j. r. YungbluJ has sold his drug
store, on the corner OF York and Jeffer-
son streets, to his former clerk. Mir. Emil
Schwartz.
A horse attached to market wagon,
at the Market-nouse yesterday, contain
ing Mrs. ..Leiph!ing and Miss Schweitzer,
ran away, but was stopped by George
q. Fennel before any damage or injury
was done. -.--
A burglar attempted to enter the resi-
dence Of MI. Jos. Whittemore, on Hickey
street, by a back window last night, but
was scared off by the inmates OF the
house.
The wife of Mr.. j. Habbel is very i'll
with pneumonia.
In The Council meeting the petition for
the Improvements OF Hamlet alley was
referred to ;be committee. The use OF
the Schultz roller was granted to the
Garrison. A communication asking the
condemnation OF the old Bailey building,
was referred to the Committee on Griev-
ances. The City Physician asked an in
crease OF salary. An ordinance to grade
Hamlet alley was passed.
Mayor Constans, III the Council, vetoed
tie petition of the members and eX-mem-
bers OF the police force asking for a com
pensatiOn equal to the amount OF the re-
duction Of their pay during June, July
aud August.
Mr. Andrew Nienaber and Miss Louisa
Fisher. both of Covington, were married
yesterday before Squire Kemper.
Mr.. Geo. Heiner cut his wrist and sew
cred the artery, while pruning trees yes
terday in his yard on Patterson street.
Assistant Bishop Dudley will be at st.
Paups Chu: ch for the purpose OF admin
istering the rite of confirmation on Mon
able to be at st. PauPs on Sunday, but
on account OF the accumulation of work
on his'hands finds it'impossible to do So.
CoUinGton.
j. X. Hamilton, a daughter, weight ten
pounds. All doing we'll.
In the Mayors Court came John An
derson and T. W. Phillips from two
separate drunks each. Requested to
pay 81 and cost to secure their release
from custody.
The sale OF the First National Bank
WAS opened about O'Clock last evening.
Some Of the bills were somewhat
have yet been made.
A young man yesterday forged the
name of Max knohn, the druggist, at the
corner OF Twelfth and Scott streets, to a
note addressed to Mrs. Rickets, owner
and Scott, requesting the loan f$2. He
got the money, since which. time he has
not been seen.
There was scrimmage last night be-
tween Vint. Shinkle, President of the
Council, aud Reuben Mcdonald, of the
Second Ward, in regard 20 a motion to
adjourn made by the latter, and which
was carried by vote Of ten to seven.
Some hard words and one or two hard
licks came of it, but no harm to either Of
the contestants.
Shinkle, President Of the City Council,
has been instructed by that body to cast
the city's vote on it's stock in the Dry
creek Turnpike Company.
Council last night allowed claims
amounting to s6,688 81.
The Committee ON Internal Improve
ments have been instructed to renew the
contract with the present street con-
tractors on the same terms as last year.
Council last night fixed the tax levy.
The fund is TO be distributed in the fol-
lowing proportion: General Fund, 81;
interest on bonded debt, 60 cents; Sink
ing Fund, 10 cents; School Fund, Is
cents, with a poll tax of 50 tor school
purposes.
Messrs.' Kearney, McDaniels, Gray,
Glore, Bracken, Holmes, Whittle and
Deglop7 have been appointed members of
the Board of Health.
Water pipe is to be extended to Aus
tinburgh at a cost Of 81, ,9S5.
w. S. Holden has gone to Washington
with petition. He wants to be Col
lectOr. r1l
Albert Heath, the young boy adopted
by that Illinois lady, was picked up on
the street by the police last night.
q. B. Hallam has been appointed as
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