The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12

supposed that this was a part of the
scheme to rid the city Of the property.
Covtngtos,. 3.
Some mischieVOus boys, while playing
on. Pike street, Tuesday afternoon,
smashed one of the large window lights
in the front window of the millinery
store OF Mrs. Stuntebeck, No. 141 Pike
street.
The smallpox, so far, is totally con-
lined to the col0red population. Anoth-
Ell new case, we understand, is reported
on Russell street.
ED. STAR: We wish to inform the
young men who loaf about the corner of
Fourth and Scott street from morning
till night, that it is very annoying to the
girls who earn living by their honest
labors, to be watched and insulted by
pack of rowdies, who apparently have
nothing else to do. A SUFFERER.
In the Mayors Court this morning AL
bert Mack, for carried concealed 'weap-
ons, was fined $40; Fred. Sherman and
hills at u late hour, Tuesday night, were
discovered by the police and captured
and placed i'll durance vile, the charge
being disorderly conduct, and the fine
was IS each, which Fred. paid; j. w.
Cross, for a little petty pilfering, was
fined ~ and costs.
We are inclined to think that the local
editor of the Ticket, has very much mis-.
taken his calling. We would infer from
his observation of the ladies on a windy
day, that a sculptor or an artist should
procure him as an apprentice. Let him
keep away from the Post-ofice corner.
John Weaver left last night for Ger
many
Hon. w. E. Arthur has received fifty
two large mail-bags of public documents.
from Washington, and VIII soon dis
tribute them among his constituents.
The United States Court convened
yesterday, and the Grand Jury consists
OF the following citizens: James ThreI-
kid, foreman; Alex. L. Pepper, James
T. Ross, John B. Morton, y. NJ. Carlisle,
Thomas Dempsey, James Fletcher, w.
Ii. Wood, John Hobbs, III. Goiiister, j
N. Macarthur, b. H. Stansifer, +. s.
Blades, James Riggs, Joseph Cleveland,
Geo. r. Gaines and VIM. Williams.
K. .. Phillips. against the City Of Cow
ipgton. demurrer 0yerruled; Chas. Bod
mann & 20. We. S. Cummins, &C., abated
as to Bodmann, agreement filed and case
dismissed settled; Alexander, &C., vs..
Maysvilles and Lexington Railroad, Re-
ceiyer's report filed; Jas. Back, plea Of
guilty and Judgment; VIM. Huber, nofle
prosequi entered; Isaac Back, &c., judg-
ment Ior costs; John w. Back, &C., same;
j. f. Catrilt against. D. T. Larkin, nom
suited; +. G. Kinggold & Co. against
Hanks Williams, judgment for $598 and
interest ahd costs; j. & A. Simpkinson
u 60. vs.. W. +. Kennedy, &C., dismissed
without prejudice as to j. g. Sweeney,
and leave 10 Withdraw exhibits; Lope 81
Bros. against Campbell Il Pufsell, judg-
nent for $3.50. and interest and costs;
Lockhart, Ireland u Co. against X. f.
Hatcher, etc., two suits, Judgment in |
each; Jeffras, Seeley g. Co. against w. S. |
Downlain, Judgment for $3.50 30 and in
terest and costs; Ackerland u WyIie |
against j. P. Blair, ETC., dismissed set. |
lied; Stribley a. Co. against CIV. Ward. |
Judgment for $o23 80 and interests and |
costs; Alter, Winston & Co. against
Hanks & Williams, Judgment for $3.50 and |
interest, attorneys fee OF 500 ana costs.
Judgments against the Licking River
Lumber and Mining Company, as fol-
ows: Shipley, Hoover 81 Co., $2,1S7;
dlObe National Bank of Boston, Sl4,9O7;
W oodstock National Bank, $5,125; Far.
lum " Otis, S2,2S7; q. A. Villa, $5,173s
\ National Grand Bank, Boston, 50, I39;
National Bank OF the Republic, Boston,
:, 757 13; National Revere Bank, Boston,
63, ,0oO; Morse, Sheppard q Co., $s,519.
Total, $lU8, ,l64.
Raymond Z. Gray of Kenton, and j. s..
QUICKER Of CampDeil, were admitted to
he bar.
In the street railway injunction suit
10 conclusion OF the motion for injunc-
ion was reached yesterday.
Bob Smith, a colored lad In the employ
4 Mrs. Coleman, on Decourcy creek,
as disappeared with q pOcket-boOk con-
aiming five dollars.
In the Terrell trial at Williamstown
esterday, seven witnesses were exam
ned. The Court convened at $3.50 this
l0rniny to resume examination.
1t has been suggested that the Coving-
3n cars. be held back awhile at night
uring the Musical Festival.
Ne,gport.
o. W. Root has gone to WilJiamsto
D attend the Terrell murder trial.
The County Board OF Equalization met
esterday and will be in session the rest ,,
the week. Is
Robert Barker, who died lately in Gin
innati, was buried from his residence ]
/ York street yesterday. ly
The Ben johnson Club will give an Z
ther entertainment in about two
eeks.
A fashionable lady. the wife OF a mu-
cal getleman, is an appreciatiye ad-
lirer of hand-organ music, and yester. t
ay paid an Italian dollar to play inJ ,
ont Oh DER house.
The wedding OF Mr.. John Borches and .
liss Julia Adams takes place at the
erman Lutheran Church, corner of Co. 9
mbia and Mayo streets, this evening !.
The Criminal Court yesterday contin-
I'D all cases on the docket except those
II. L. Biehl' and M. Schraffenberger,
dicted Tor selling liquor to minors, the
rmer OF whom was dismissed and the
tier fined $50.
Mrs. Brunk had one Of her legs broken =
onday night BY being run over at the
,rner OF Bellevue and Hubbard streets. q
Barracks News. - Twenty-three. re- q
uits were accepted yesterday.--Capt.I
IS. A. Haughey' arrived from Omaha, q =.
Q rendezvous there. having been dis. y
ntinued.-Lieut. Birbanks' furlough m
3 been extended two months, 10