The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-15
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN NEWS.
NEWPORT,
All quiet in the City Court.

The masquerade at Eclipse Hall
ecllpsed anything of the sort seen in
Newport for some time past.
Several of the physicians of the city
are complaining Of having lost their hats
at the last meeting of the medical Soci-
ETY..
Mamma Lodge No. 55 1. o. o. f. has in
stiLuted the following. officers: n. G.,
Oliver Thompson; V. G., II. Z. Beyland; !;
house; T., Il. Schrader.
NJ, E. 4. Helm was admitted to the
bar yesterday.
MIR Henry Litzendorf is suffering from
the effects of serious fall ON Wednes-
day night.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the
case of Samuel w. Digby, for murder,
was continued until next Thursday.
The case of Henry l.. Graef was contin-
ued until the May term, and bail requir-
ed in the sum Of 5000. Richard Davis
pleaded guilty to assault and was SEN
fenced to twenty days. imprisonment;t
another charge OF assault, $25 fine and
ten days. Imprisonment; for unlawfully
destroying property, $40 fine and 8 days
imprisonment; Frank Klein and John
fined $50 each, and went TO Jail in de-
fault of payment; in the case of Ernst
Clarke. grand larceny, stealing boots
from Blan's shoe-shop, the jury failed to
agree, and was discharged; bail was al
lowed John Sullivan, a boy indicted for
grand larceny, and his mother, Mrs. Fan
ny Sullivan, went on Ills bail to the
amount of 800.
Evidence was heard yesterday III sup
port of the rule taken against the city in
the Criminal Court to show cause why it
should not construct another Court
house, and furnish suitable rooms for the
use of the Courts until such building is
completed.
AT the meeting of Council last night,
Colonel Berry's resignation of Police
Commissioner was offered and accepted,
and Mr.. VIM. Holt elected to the posi-
tion. The police force was reduced to
one for each ward. Then the salaries OF
the policemen were considered. Mr..
Hawthorn proposed $50 per month; Mr..
Schultz $45; Mr.. Jones $50 per week; Mr..
Ebert S5O per month; when Mr.. Air sug-
gested as compromise S14 week, which
was at once accepted. The Council then
adjourned, and again met in secret ses-
sion as Committee of the Whole to con-
slider the salaries of city officers. and
also the rule awarded by the Criminal
Court, which has been impending for
some days, having been continued now
the third time.
Dr.. Henry De Gruyter, reporter of the
Volksfreund, was last eVenlng attacked
by roughs on Riuggold street, and knock
ed down. He managed to get up and on
drawing revolver to defend himself his
assailants fed.
The Paymaster was at the Barracks
yesterday.
A ba hnr IF hn Caha al 4
yesterday, drew from the State $4,2j7 81
Tor the benefit of the School fund.
covINGToN.
The Mayors Court docket this morn
ing contained the names of James Sulli-
van and Amanda Bates, charged with
two separate drunks. James was sent
to the Work-house in default OF 81, and
Amanda dismissed.
The ice-packing has commenced in
good earnest. There are two engines
now stationed on the banks of the placid
Licking.
The ferry-boat is not running yet.
Mr.. George Lily proposes to start a
at Falmouth.
The Cave will case is still in progress.
Register Robert Richardson has de-
clared dividend Of S per cent. ON Mr..
ID. l. Grauman'S liabilities after payment
in full OF preferred claims.
l.. j. Blakely was yesterday qualified
10 act as administrator of the estate of
James Cruikshank.
The German National Building Asso-
,iation has closed its career. Stock
holders made from 10 to 20 per cent. on
heir Investments.
Louis Unfelt was fined SAL and costs
by United States Commits |
tnls 70 y,.xI.,
iquor laws.
CovMgtOn c ommanderyK Knights Temp |
ar, last night, installed the following
'ficers: FL. Ranshaw, Commanders: G. |
". Long, Generalissimo: w. G. Stone,
)aptain-General; Rev. z. b. Wiles, Pre-
ate; j. j.. Nigman, ST.. Warden; j.. p.
Jr. Warden; j.. d. CronInger,
Treasurer; r. Ii. Ramsay, Recorder; j.
}. Eaton, Standard-Dearer; X. X. Tar
in, Sword-bearer; j. S. Lyle, Warder,
/. Il. Mcdonald, Captain of Guard.
The corporations named below have
lected officers tor the ensuing year, as
OllOws: COyingt0n Il Cincinnati Bridge
President, Amos Shinkle;
Vice-President, Jesse Wilcox; Secre-
airy, G. X. Shoenberger; Assistant Sec
etary, S. A. Charles; Directors, Amos
hinkle, Jesse Wilcox, &. X. Shoenber-
er, George I'll. Pendeton, Jas. Bugher.
. w. Banning and NJ. NJ. Benton. Ger
IAN National Bank-President Henry
Gilman; Vice-President, Henry DreX-
illus; Cashier, Jas. Spiiman; Directors,
|. Feltman, H. DreXelius, Jas. Spiiman,
:. II. Kennedy, FL. w. Schleutker. G. q.
Wallace, I'll. r. Deglow and NJ. C. Notch.
ity National Bank-President, j. ID.
earne; Directors, NJ. NJ. Benton, W. e,
.shbrook, Francis Ford, Jos. F. Meader,
{. Becker, Hayden Kendall, w. NJ. Leath-
rs and j. NJ. Fisher. First National
n. B. Stephens, Horace
udson, V. Shinkle, John Il. Lewis, John
Fisk, A. Shinkle and j. w. Banning.
Scarlet fever. of malignant type, is
revailing in the city. II
King Carnival has issued his proclama- I
on.
IL is proposed to use oil for lighting
Ie water-Works instead oil gas. Parties
I'VE offered to do the lighting tor less
IAN one-lhird the amount now charged.
The old Bremen street tobacco ware /
'use has been condemned by the Stl eet !,
The annual report of the Treasurer y
Ill be presented at the next meeting OF
Duncil. [
Mr.. Edward Ward was Yesterday 4
arried to Miss Lizzie Wallis, of Fayette v
unity. L.,
Burglars attempted to entei Mr.. Chas. n
sman's Jewe.ry store yesterday morn
6, but were driven of by Mr.. Asmann. d