The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
COPYING TON.

Walburg Academy is to take place at
the building on Twelfth street Tuesday
evening.
Theodore Leverman killed large tur-
tie weighing 1S0 pounds this morning.
The large tobacco warehouse OF
Messrs. Lowell & Burlington, now in pro-
cess Of erection on Scott street, will be
August, Over $50 hands will be given
employment. The building is four sto-
ries in height, substantially built, and is
to be one OF the largest manufactures in
the State.
Henry r. Miller, No. 70 Pike street, re-
ceiyes subscriptions and news matter
for The STAR.
The new cars for the new street rail-
way are expected to arrive to-day. If
they are brought in they will be running
by Tomorrow noon. The track through
the streets Of Covington is now COM
piete.
A terrible row, such as usually occurs
on Sunday in the neighborhood OF
Eleventh and Greenup streets, took
place yesterday. Though the turbulen:
crowd used opprorbious epithets and
made pugilistic efforts, the whole affair
was brought to a terminus by small
knock down without q drop of spilled
blood.
There was horrible stencil at the cor
ner OF Fifth and Madison streets this
morning. 1t was discovered that it was
caused from the decaying remains of nu-
merous animals that had been slaugh-
tered by a neighboring restaurant pro-
prieJor.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Fred Teem and Tim Callahan, for a
drunk apiece. were fined 81 and costs
eacn; John King and Geo. Smith, petit
larceny, 30sdays; Wallace Mudd, James
Smith, VIM. Robinson, for gambling on
Sunday, were fined IS each; they went
to jail. Mary Herington, charged with
drunkenness, was let of by paying costs.
was fined so; Peter OConnor, same
charge, 50.
Rev. Henry D. Moore preached at the
First Presbyterian Churcn in the absence
Of Rev. j. NJ. Worrall yesterday.
MIR. James S. Mclaughlin on Saturday
flAd .Axaanti9ns TO the rar.ort af I, the raal
estate in his bankruptcy case, both in his
own behalf and all Of his creditors ex-
cept two.
A decently-dressed female passed
down Madison street yesterday in a
beastly state OF intoxication.
'Acmes ., Lotos 7, ON the Flats yester-
day.
The wedding Of Mr.. Eugene shinkle,
eldest son of Mr.. Vincent Sbinkle, Presi-
dent of the City Council, to Miss Matte
Greenwood, will take place next Wed
nesday at the Se0tt-street NJ. e. Church.
The fire at falf-past nine O'clock last
nightwas In house at Tenth and WASH
ington streets, and was extinguished
with small loss before the engines ar
rived.
The ladies of st. Mary's Cathedral
propose to give q grand Iete champetre
on u. 3. Maciin's grounds, corner of
Twelfth and Madison, next Thursday
night.
County Tribune, was in the city yester-
day.
The funeral of Sebastian Stockham.
mer took place yesterday, and was ac-
companied by the Butchers Associa-
tion in honor of the deceased.
j. FL. Koors, while sitting in his yard
on 18th street, was assaulted by two
men passing and cut in the head with a
hatchet. An ugly cash was inflicted.
No arrests.
The main water pipe in Fourth street
burst about II O'Clock Saturday night,
causing considerable damage to the
street.
The Hibernians will spend the 4th Of
July at Canton.
NEWP0RE
Mr.. Fred. Brown, the gentlemanly pro-
prietor OF the St. Charles, has SO ar
ranged and decorated his place as to.
make it an attraction to the placid shores
OF the Licking. Not long since these
beautiful bottoms were infested by a low,
tribe commonly known as tie ssForty
Thieves" Since such men as the Doc
tor, assisted by That vigilant officer Of the \
police force, C6ttingnarn, have located
there, all is quiet, and every one in that
vicinity can enjoy himself under his own
vine and fig tree, with mo ~Forties" TO-
mOlest him or make him afraid. - g.,
The new furniture for. the First Ma
tional Bank has arrived and is being
placed in position. Mr.. John Schneider,
we understand, Will take charge OF the
BOOKS as soon as the bank is open for
Duisnesss. .s..5s 4.
!. An invitation has been extended to
lie reporters of the different papers So
letting their presence at the inaugnra-
lion ball of the new Markethouse, July
lst. ... -. -.
Some man who didn't bet on the Stars,
1t the game on Saturday, il sold.
The little daughter of.Adam Senner,
70 badly sealded BY hot milk, died yes
Tax paying time, without penalty, s4-
)ifes Thursday.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss johnson, of In
are the guests of their fela-
ives, Mrs. s. r. Miles and Mrs. |
rhomas, Of this city.
St.. Bonifacius Society Of Corpus
christi Church has elected the, follow
ng officers: ,Chas. Rogge, President;
,chraltstahl Vice President; j. Hubig,
first Secretary; Val Kaufman, Second |
;eoretafy; Henry schwefman, Trsasu-
er.
1 The Democratic County Executive |
will meet July 9th. The Con-
'enti0n to nominate candidates for the |
legislature willnot meet until the latter
'art Of the week.
! The Turner sections OF Newport and |
ybyingt0h will meet ana celebrate at /
)dd-tellowS Hall next Sunday.
The alarm from box I, Saturday even
ng was oatised BY . IRE Id the erooerJ
tore Of " b. Lock 4 Co., which vas ex-
before the arrival OF the en- I
4 quash ptvAeian tod smother on