The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
ADDITIONAL 3 UBUKBAN NE Hs.
COyINGTON.


COvINGTON.
Oliver Clark was fined one dollar and
costs by Mayor Athey ior small drunk.
Deputy Marshal John G0odson is not
responsible for the name of Mr.. Estep
being on the MarshaPs slate yesterday.
The joke was probably played by one Of
the other deputies.
One of J. Bre ewsters coal wagons broke
down on Ninth street this morning, caus-
ing a blockade for few minutes.
The thermometer at Hermance's drug
store, corner Fourth and Scott streets,
at eight o'clock this morning indicated
eight degrees below zero.
James Sneed and wife were yesterday
hauled up before 'Squires Duveneck and
Tebbs, on the charge of stealing trunk
from the residence OF Mrs. Cloyd, on
Sixth and Main. The case was cOntin-
ued until this afternoon. 4.-s
Marriage licenses since our last report:
B. Hatke and Elizabeth Street; Michael
Brereton and Elizabeth Whittle; Thos.
Kendall and Georgia Williams; Charles
Orr Hale and Kate Weaver; Peter Mo-
ran and Bridget Lannan; Henry Gun
,ningham and Margaret Eckman; Jacob
Rath and Elizabeth Bush.
Cain, the lunatic, was taken to the
Asylum to-day.
L. d. Croninger is candidate for
Council from the First Ward.
County Assessor Hardin and his depu-
ties commence work on Monday.
There were seven funerals in the city
one day this week.
Mr.. J. 2. Orr yesterday received intel
ligeuce Of the death OF his sister Katie,
aged 10, at New Liberty, Ky. Mr.. Orr
has the sympathy Of his many friends in
the city i'll his bereavement.
Mr.. W. G. Stone was last evening
elected Clerk Of the new School Board.
A proposition to give the Collector per
cent. on tax bills and tithes connected
therewith; on separate 1.-THE bills for 1874,
Is per cent; and on the 1.-THE bills of pre-
vious date, % per centum, was adopted
and Messrs. j. NJ. Ransom and G.. w.
Stone made collectors. President Wise
announced the list Of standing commit
tees as follows:
Proposition and Grievances-Prague
Bostwick, Ramsey. Claims-Sandford,
Smith, Bryant, Grunkemeyer. Ways and
Meansheapnss. Prague Ss,ehleptker,
ings~Mackathorn. Ramsey. Fedders
Bryant, Rudde, Bridges. School Organ
ization--Smith, Prague, Wise. Law
Wise, Sandford, HoWes. Text Books
Howes, Sandford, Fisher. Rules and
gulations-Schleutker Bridges, Bur-
land. Salaries-Kearps, Bostwick, Sand
ford. Elections-Bostwick, Ruhe, Fed
ders, Rudde. Supplies-Ramsey, Bost-
wick, Prague; also, the list of District
Locals:
First District-Wlse, Bostwick, RAM
sey and Burand. Second District
Schluetker, Hawes, Bridges, Bryant and
Fedders. Third District-SandfOrt,
"a in kay nd Duh
Fourth District-Kearns, Hackathorn,
Fisher and Smith. Messrs. j. w. Hall,
A. g. Ellis and j. W. Hall, Jr., were
elected Examiners for the year.'
The regular meeting OF the Teachers
Association was held yesterday at the
High School Building. J. w. Hall,
jun, gave some further exercises
in the difficult vowel and conso-
nant sounds. Miss S. X. Clark
read an essay on ''How to rid our schools
of narrow. and grooved instruction."
which was well received by the teachers.
Miss M. $. Harvey next introduced the
subject of 'The reading of Professional
Works by Teachers" with an essay, also
well received by the teachers. Resolu-
tions Of regret at the resignation of Prof.
Culbertson were passed.
Four recruits passed second examins.
tion yesterday. Eight recruits arrived
from Indianapolis.
Articles of incorporation OF the Teu-
tonia Building Association No. /, with a |
capital Of $500, 900, have been filed in the |
County Clerks office by the incorpora-
tors-Jacob Click. John II. Soehlein and |
Henry Held.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the |
jury in the case Of William Trumwell,
charged with grand larceny, brought in
q verdict of not guilty.
The new City Marshal, David r. Lock,
took charge Of the police torce last night
at roll-call.
The Board of Water-works Commits.
'ioners met last night. Mr.. George Hor-
nung was reelected as Superintendent,
and Mr.. Surran appointed Engineer at
The .pumpins-house; Mr.. Geo. Johnston
was appointed fireman.
Rev. w. Il. Taylor breaches nri the
History. Government, and Doctrines OIL
he Presbyterian Church, tomorrow.
Two newly elected deacons will be or.
iained tomorrow morning at the Colum-
)ia Street Presbyterian Church.
X. L. clark. the alleged bigamist failed
% appear when his case was called yes:
erday. 1t is reported that he has paid
apart of his bail to his bondsmen. and
will pay the remainder.
FALMOUTH.
A man named Tomlinson, who has for
ONE time been suspisioned of taking
money from the Office of the sKentucky
,entral railroad, at Falmouth, was yes
erday arrested and placed in limbo. /,
'omlinson was once an employe in the
flee as operator. The amount taken
rom the office was about $12.