The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

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Queen was admirably rendered by the
larger scholars of the institution, and
were assisted, in the musical programme
by the smaller girls. Among the fine,
works of art was beautiful hair wreath,
and harp woven by the tiny fingers OF
Misses Rosa Moore and Maggie Hunt.
There Is also q beautiful piece of tapes
try work, constructed and exhibited by
Miss Cecilia Moore. A large number of
invited friends of the pupils filled the.
house to its utmost capacity, and every
thing passed of as merry as marriage
bell. Many other interesting things
might be mentioned, but time and space
prevents us from giving a more elaborate
We are indebted to Messrs. Joseph
and Lewis for their valuable
at the, exhibition last even-
ing. i.rsy -. III ie-
Water pipes are being laid on Seventh
street, between Greenup and Garrard
streets. .4ue r44r.I g{g.Sy fAtl.N
.lCaptainJohn Finnessy yesterday ac-
cidentaLly fell to, The bottom OF a well
about fifteen feet deep. which was being
dug in the rear of No. 6f4 Madison street,
hut escaped unhurt. " s.. \, r. x
The Republicans held q meeting at
Greer's Hall last night f0r the PURPOSE
of better organizing the Republican par
ty In the city Of Coyingt6n. A commit
tee consIstingi of Dol. O'Neaf, Robert
Howe, Mr.. Schlutker and Mr.. Alderman
were appointed to confer with the Exec
utive Committee and call q public meet
ing tor next Saturday evening.
A stranger was vigorously pulling the
door,bell of the Clinton. Hotel last night.
Hewas young map from the country:
remodeled and renovated under the su-
pervision Of Mrs. Farrell a stf llT
Washingtons, =; Ludlows, 5; at Ludlow
yesterday. Tue Washingtons and Stars
play this afternoon. ~
d. A. Glenn. Esq, of this city, will de-
liver the address at the anniversary Of
Hope Lodge, A. O.. u. W., at Versailles,
KY, which takes places at the end of this
month.
In fhe Criminal Court Yesterday, Sam
MeCutchen was convicted of grand lar
ceny and sent to the Penitehtiary for one
year. Hugh McShane, petit larceny, four
months in the Work house. The Court
then ordered all the prisoners under con-
demnation to be brought into Court, and
read to them their respective sentences,
as follows: Sam McCutchen, for grand
larceny, one year in the Psnitentiary;
Michael Farsell, house-breaking and lar
ceny, .-one year; Michael Hughss, grand
larceny ifteen months; Isham Williams,
(colored), grand larceny, three years;
Michael Walsh, rape, seven years; Com
Derr, manslaughter. fifteen years. Court
then adjourned until the third Monday
in August. " ls4i
J.. j. Blakely was appointed guardian
of w. A. Todd in the County Court yes
terday.
Some 25 members of the knights Tenn
plar, OF this city, will 60 to Louisville at
8 o'clock this evening TO participate in
the celebration of st. Johns Day.
The Board of Health met last night,
but transacted no business Of general
Importance.
A chess club was organizedsa at DIR. Du-
laney's office last night. d. j. j. .Dula-
ney was elected President; W. Skinner
Vice President, and DR.. e. q. Stewart
Secretary. .f &t 81
Nstrpopt.
A desperate attempt was made on
Monday night to burglarize the resi-
dence of Mr.. Fred Brown on Madison
street. The would-be thieves climbed
on to a shed at the rear OF the house from
the adjoining premises, which are unoc-
cupied at this time. Owing to the heavy
.torm suav prevHTieo Jnrougn vne MgffU
their workings were not observed by the
inmates until several Stats had been
taken out of the shutter and the window
partly raised. Mrs. Brown, who was
sleeping near the window, heard the
noise, and supposing the storm had bro
ken the shutter, arose to fasten it, when
the scoundrels fed.
A Sanitary officer is soon to be ap-
pointed. 1t is time that something was
done to clean away the decaying gar
bage.
Tne hogs in Newport are now called
garbage extinguishers.
The case Of Mike Mcdonald, charged
with passing counterfeit money, was
this morning dismissed in the Police
Court.
The High School graduating exercises
take place Tomorrow night. Prof. Sha-
ler, Col. A.. s. Berry and others will de-
liver addresses, and Mr.. c. Olhaber will
present the diplomas. Superintendent
Jones appears in a musical solo.
The following petition, signed by most
all the physicians In the city, will be pre-
sented at the next meeting of Council:
'.Your petitioners, citizens OF Newport,
feeling deeply interested in the health OF
the city, would respectfully represent
that, in their Judgment, as a sanitary
measure, some arrangement should be
made to remove the garbage, or If thrown
into the streets, to clean the same DUR
ing the months of July, August and Sep
tember, or the health Of the city may be-!
seriously affected thereby. AS the GUS
todians OF the public welfare, the under
signed appeal to you as the only means
Of accomplishing this desirable end.D
Adam Wagner and his son engaged in
q quarrel at their blacksmith shop, on
Monmouth street, yesterday, which how
ever ended without bloodshed.
The wedding 0f CharIeB'C. Miebe and
Miss Maggie Schweitzef takes place to-
morrow evening. Rev. Clausen ties the
knot.
George Knobler, who received such a.
severe fall at Odd-fellows', Hall, day be-
fore yesterday, is recovering.
Justus j. Hetsch, o. Semsheimer and
Adam Zuber, have been elected repre-
Of the Red Men at the State
which takes place soon.
The. funeral or 81. w. Stricker took
place at o'clock this afternoon with ap-
proprtate ceremonies.
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