The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-05
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pen we closed our report this morn.
ing the Court had not yet given its de-
clsion in the great railroad case.
A number OF new smallpox cases were
reported this morning.
AS we announced few days ago, the
Misses Cockerill gave their second en-.
tainment AT their residence at Living
wood Station Thursday. The attnr
passed of as lively rs marriage bell
The entertainment consisted Of dancing
vocal and instrumental music, and
wound up with a banquet. a few OF TIVE
most noted ana attractive ones present
were Miss Nelson, of Cincinnati; Miss
Thompson, OF Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs.
Snetaker, OF Lexington; Miss Lee and
Mis- Modford, ol Falmouth; Mr.. George
FHrris, the popular and live ticket agent,
OF Lexington; Miss Cummings and MI
Blackwell, of'Covington.
Walter Cleary, Esq, returned yesler-
day from a trip to st. Louis, where he
went about a week ago to see the Gle
phant.
w. Ii. David, news dealer on Madison
street, had his foot severely bruised by
being run over by street car yester-
day.
Marriage licenses for the past week
Hermann Mermann aud Lizzie Lume-
berg, Anton Axer and Anna M. Loebker,
X. s. Hampton and Eyalyn Wayman,
Egnetz Spiller and Lizzie Middendom,
Fieiuing Harper aud Mary NJ. Barnes,
Kenton j. W OFF and Julia e. Dannery,
William Clark and Lena Smith; Wood
son Ross and Martina Alice jones, Jos
Henternescn and Mary Schultz, Harris
Johnston (colored) and Catherine An
derson (coiored).
In the County Court, Esquire w. H
Tebbs was qualified as Justice OF the
Peace yesterday and gave bond with w
Hall as security. r. III. Gray was al
lowed the proper certificate, preparatory
10 his adnitLance to the Bar.
The First National Bank of Covington,
in the matter OF 4. w. Wilson, filed a
petition against the Coyington National
Bank and l.. Shaw, assignee, in the U. s.
Circuit Court, yesterday.
Stars :, Eagles A, i'll Falls City, yester-
day.
Two more smallpox cases sent out to
the Pest-house yesterday. The colored
cases are about to be discharged.
At the meeting OF The School Board
last night, bills amounting to $77 rs were
allowed; also, $40 % REFUNDED taxes.
Collectors reports received and bills al
lowed. Monthly reports-Total number
enrolled, 3, att; greatest number one day,
2,492; least, 1874; average, 2,29i; nom
residents, 81. Salaries $3,e24, including
all the schools. A resolution was passed
that every new pupil present a certif-
cate OF vaccination within five years
past, upon entering the school.
kestYers. T..
Rev. George Beecher breaches at the
Columbia-street Presbyterian Church
Tonight.
The average depth in the reservoir is
hfteen feet, and the division wall is SUBJ
merged. The surface measures 81
acres.
The school picnic was we'll attended
yesterday.
At the meeting of the Board of w ater-
works claims OF S242 81 were allowed. A
contract has been made with the GAY
lord Pipe Company for the necessary
pipe for the coming season. Ihe con-
tract for digging, repairing and retilling
pipe was awarded to j. Livingston. a
petition for water on Hamlet street,
near Harris, was. referred TO the Super
In the Chancery Court yesterday: Ea-i
gle Insurance Company vs.. John w. Tib.,
bats. Former judgment set aside and
new judgment against defendant Tor
S322 18 given. James Reardon vs.. John,
Burns' administrator and heirs. Judg-
ment that plaintiff recover of defendant,
for the use OF NJ. s. Rouse the sum oil
p649 73.
st. Martins Benevolent Society have
tabled the new constitution OF the Cen
Iral Verein.
Barracks News.-The bodies taken
rom the Barracks lot yesterday were
hose OF Captain Tibbatts, who was
,rotfer OF Colonel Leo Tibbatts; Mai OF
Watson, once OF the Third Infantry, and
Mrs. Fitch, mother-in-law OF Lieutenant
Young, OF the Regular Army. Major
Watson was buried in 1S47.
Nine recruits passed the second exam
nation. Col. w. b. Rochester, Paymas-
,er, paid OF the troops yesterday.
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