The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-15
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The case of Fred Ralph, who was few
days ago arrested for selling tobacco and
liquors without license, was called be-
fore Commissioner Bostwiok this morn
ing. Ralph waived an examination and
gave bail in the sum Of $4,000 for his ap-
pearanoe at the next term OF the United
States Court, Henry Heistercamp going
OH his bond.
In the Mayors Court this morning Jas.
CronIn and Henry Tebbs, for two sepa-
rate drunks, were each fined 81 and cost.
Joseph Dyson, tor a breach OF the peace,
was fined 81 and cost. George Shields,
same, / cent and cost: VIM. Barton,
same, case continued until tomorrow at
O'Clock.
John Ballenger enjoys his thousands;
but j. Pennington is u man with his mill
ions-to get.
The Executive Committee Of the Ken
lucky State Grange assembled in an up
per chamber of the Day House this MORN
ing. or what was done, however, moth
ing will be revealed TO the public, as the
meeting is strictly private and reporters
are not admitted.
Senator Stevenson has been invited to
address the students of Sidney College,
Of Virginia, on the 18th of June. '
Spelling match OF the Y. NJ. S. No. at
Co0pers' Hall tonight. A So gold piece
is offered as the prize.
The case of Fred. Rolf before Commits
sioner Bostwick was resumed to-day.
Physicians must report every case Of
smallpox to the Mayor under penalty
for violation OF the statute.
The forty hours OF devotion commenced
yesterday at Sc. Patrick's Church.
The last of the nine new pumps at the
Water-works was in order on Saturday.
Henry Runge fell from his boat while
duck hunting on Saturday, and drowned
before any assistance could be given to
him by his companion, Jake Gahr.
Sheriff Perciyal calls attention to de-
linquent taxes due for 1874.
The special term of the Criminal Court
has adjourned until tomorrow.
Thomas Burns, former employe at
the rail mill, at the foot of Scott street,
died yesterday, aged fifty.
Powell Lodge, No. Is, A. o. U. W.,
gives an entertainment next Thursday
evening ar Odd-fellows' Hall.
The pastoral letter, of Bishop Toebbe
was read at the Cathedral yesterday in
stead Of the sermon.
sMrs..A. Krug fell and cut her face Sc
verely on the stone steps of st. PauPs
Church.
The "Star of the West" organization
turned out in full regalia yesterday.
Fourteen inquests since September Sd,
1874. =
Mr.. Andrew Schmering, boss brick
layer OF this city, died at indianapolis.
The main water-pipe on Eleventh
street burst yesterday.
Newport.
News matter or subscriptions left at
Henry Weidner's place, No. 102 Sarato.
ga street, or handed to him in person
will promptly reach us.
The prisoners are at work on the stone
pile this morning.
Cock-fghtlng, we understand, is to be
carried on again ON Saratoga street.
Deputy Marshal Taylor has supplied
the Marshaps Office with new slate and
paid for it himself. Fact.
The funeral Of Andrew Lytle, who
died while up the river few days ago,
took place from his late residence, on
Cabot street, this morning.
In the City Court this morning Mary
Kidd, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $5 and costs, in default
Of which she was sent to jail. John
GLIDING costs. Wm. Shearer,j charged
with disorderly conduct, had his case
continued until tomorrow. Geo. Crane,
Tor small drink, was fined 81 and costs.
but ON promising to leave the city he
was given twenty minutes to vamoose.
Josephine Holiday, Nancy Clark and
Cloyd Tones, three colored damsels,
charged with stealing coal, were exam
fncd. Cloyd was held over until tQrmor-
row, and the former two were hned $5
and costs.
The regular term of the Chancery
Court at Alexandria will begin to-mor-
row.
subscriptions to the new Market-house
Association amount to $8, 600.
Miss Allen was the winner of tie prize
at the Bethel spelling match.
The Assessors books will be open for
public inspection Till next Monday.
Rev. Then and Mr.. Tony returned
from Louisville on Saturday without
Rev. Voll. He Is too i'll TO be removed.
The meeting OF the Democratic Execl-
tive Committee will take place next
Wednesday at Habbelps saloon, corner
of Bellevue and Columbia streets.
Frank Betz and Frank Shea-er, one OF
the committees for the inspection OF new
ket-houses, went as far as Bellevue
and returned, determined to have the |
new Market-house builA on the same
plan as formerly adopted.
The principal business before the |
School Board was the appointment ol
Committees as follows: Duildings-li. |
Fisher, p. Britt and j, Devere. Boun- |
Deyere, Ii. Ebert and r. Britt |
IleWitsOu.. A. Waldemayar ar