The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
Neup0rt.

Burglars on FRIDAY n1gnt entered the
residence Of Mrs. DOllan, on Saratoga
street. However, they were scared off
before they had a chance to ransack the
premises.
Prof. ellison says his name is more Or
namental when attached to a railroad
item than to an item about the cock
fighting club.
That depraved club of Saratoga street
is about closed out. John Ref has lost
his dog, and Dave Bennett his game
poultry.
Sixty men from the Barracks will
start in few days, in company with an
officer from New York and twenty mu-
sicians, to join the Tenth Infantry at
Fort Concha, Texas.
The Board of Equalization Will con-
vene ON next Friday, and remain in ses-
sion for three weeks.
The Water-w0rks Commissioners met
last night, and did nothing further than
allow the usual claims.
The new Building Association, No. 6,
organized last night at Eclipse Hall.
Rev. n. 9. Petit, of Campbell county.
will assume the pastorate OF the First
Baptist Church at Rising Sun, Ind.
Couington.
The following are the marriage licenses
olHCe Jul ldbI iepoII' odultS nOlldu anu
Augusta j. Methyen, John Walch and
Ellen Enright, Charles A. Mathena and
Georgiana Hall, VIM. Bremmer and
Elizabeth Kamermann, VIM. Mcdonnell
and Fannie K. Cooper, VIM. Blosserm
and Matilda j. Mcbride, Albert d.
Clerry and Addie V. Myers, Hendrick
Detser and Lizzetta Heirsman, Matthias
Weyh and Anna j. Knabl, John w.
Steuker and Mary Niemann. X. A. Pur-
Wis and Mary A. BrOsmer, John Locher
and Veronica Barbara Friedrich.
VIM. FIgard charged with drunkenness
was dismissed in the Mayors Court this
morning.
Uncle Berry Cohley is having the grass
in the Courthouse yard cleaned of.
The case of Sheppard & Hamilton VS..
Cnar!es q Co., for attorneys fees, is on
trial in the Chancery Court.
In the Chancery Court, judgments
were entered in the cases of Dressman
vs.. Walker, Hanly vs.. Bascom, Northcut
VS.. Sayers, and Kenton Building Associ-
alton vs.. Phillips.
The cases of Henry Aury vs.. Bath
county, and j. G. Buffers executors vs..
Carter county, suit for the possession Of
county bonds decided some time ago by
the District Court in favor of plaintiffs,
is to be appealed to the United States
supreme Court.
A literary treat, consisting of readings
from Dickens by persons in character,
Will be given under the auspices OF the
ladies OF Trinity Episcopal Church, at
the residence OF Jas. c. Gedge, No. SO |
East Front street, OH Thursday evening.
= VIM. Mcdonald, who was shot some
time ago in Eiler's saloon, was removed |
from the Work-house, where he had been |
ordered by Judge Athey, because it is |
certain that he can not recover. The |
ball has not been extracted.
Robert Joiner, of Columbus, Ohio, who |
came to this city and put up at the Henry |
Clay House, and who made some
purchases around town day before yes
,erday, mourns the loss of $i14, which he
San not say has been lost or stolen.
The teachers and principals of the city
rave petitioned the School Board to
make the noon recess extend from II
,'clock to :3e.
ented To allow the High School Alumni
he use Of their hall for meeting pur-
Six hundred and seventy dollars in
alaries for the High School were Or
ered paid by the School Board last
light.
The Board of Education last night de-
ided to dock Third District school
eacher, who was absent nalf day, oW-
ng to the death of a relative.
The Treasurer of the School Board has
balance of $213 IA on hand.
kruses' inventive system of drawing Is
0 be introduced in the public schools.
The First National Bank safe con-
aimed S31, 700 in currency, and 100000
/ government certificates.
The school census will be taken this
lonth,