The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

To-
preparatory to their leaving the city this
Remember the Turner picnic at Johns
Hill, Monday.
Newport to the Star baseball ground,
Monday. AL should 60.
COcin0ton.
Walter Cleary, Esq, has fitted up his
Office in fine style.
The following are the marriage Licenses
since our last report: Ambrose Walker
and Debbie Matthews, August Romer
and Annie Willen, A. l.. Vickers and
Alice Rensford, John Keen and ANA G.
Getty, w. w. Riggs and Mary Perkins.
Don't forget the match game between
the Stars, OF CoWngton, and the Red
Stockings, of st. Louis, Monday.
The police should pay some attention
to The noisy crowd of boys on Scott
street.
The Commonwealth seems to be un-
blemis shed, at least so we infer from the
Magistrates' reports for the last three
Two new cases of smallpox tffis morn
ing; both white.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Fred. Aarman, John Shay and Henry
Bresho, charged with drunkenness, were
tined 81 and costs each. Maggie Burk,
charged with trespassing, was dismissed
on payment Of costs. Henry Berd, q
Market-house snOozer, was also let OF
on payment of costs. Sally Blazer, an
alien to the great Commonwealth and a
stranger to her stringent laws, charged
with disorderly conduct, was given 20
minutes to shake the dust from her feet
and depart. Sally departed.
The Coyingten Teachers Association
held it's closing session last night. Tn e
exercises were opened by w. G. Lord,
who was followed by DR.. j. w. Hall.
The subjects treated were ga Knowl-
edge of Algebra" and "How Often
Should Teachers be ExaminedY An
essay was read by Miss M. Johnson on
"Analytic Grammar" A vote OF thanks
was also given to the officers OF last
year, a ter which the Association ad-
journed sine die.
[ The Stars met with a grand reception
Tat Drexelius Hall last night. ID. A.
Glenn, Esq, opened with congratula-
tions on the success Of the cluD, and
was followed by j. W. Ryan, F. NJ. Cal
kins and others. Music, wine, and all
the. delicacies of the season were bounti-
fully supplied. s
Decoration Of soldiers graves at Gym.
thiana to-day.
VIM. Wilder & COS pair Of gray
horses, which at the time were attached
to a carriage, ran away yesterday up
bSixth to Greenup ana thence TO 10Th
where they were stopped. No damage
was sustained.
Yellow locusts are making their .ap
lipearance in Pendleton county.
Philadelphias 10, Ludlows l, at Lud
low Baseball grounds yesterday.
A couple of sea lions which escaped
from a menagerle few days ago on its
way to Plttsburg were yesterday seen
, on steamboat live miles below the city
Miss Carpenter, of Covington, and MIR.
Jewell, OF Scott county, have contracted
| u runaway match.
Criminal Court.-John Olliger and Su.
ding, selling liquor to minors, $50 and
costs; Mary Ann Johnson, grand lar.
ceny, dismissed; Henry Muller, arson,
verdict Of not guilty; Joe Williams,
grand larceny, bail OF $500 forfeited. In
the case OF Nimrod Kahn, charged with
keeping a disorderly house, a demurrer
was sustained; second Indictment Tor
| the same otfense was found, however,
and trial will be commenced to-day.
Patrick Morrissy, Tor selling liquor
without license, was committed to
| ans W er before the next term OF the U. 5
Court by Commissioner Bostwick yes
| terday.
The alumni of the High School, after
many urgent requests, repeat their en-
tertainment at Odd-fellows' Hall some
night next week.
Decoration Day at Paris KY, next
Wednesday.