The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26
Corfiaafon.

Court in the Twelfth Judicial District
over which Judge Perkins does not pre-
side.
Marriage licenses since ourlast report:
George Weileman and Christina Dues,
George Block and Barbara Mueller.
The funeral OF James Ryan took place
from 81. PatricK's Church, on Philadel-
phia street, this morning. Mr.. Ryan was
an old citizen Of this city, and was in his
92d year when he died. His funeral
was largely attended.
The Stars and the Milfords at $3.50 p.
M. Who will be sold to-day, is the ques-
tion among the boys. Certainly those
who lose their bets will be the only ones
that will feel sorely sold.
The pools were rapidly selling at San
ford's this morning. Ia favor OF the
Stars OF course.
A large force of men were at work at
an early hour this morning laying the
track OF the new street railway on Short
street.
In the Mayors Court this morning,
John Ryan and Ann Clark, for two
drunks. were fined 81 each. One weht
to Jail on bread and water, and the other
to the Work-house on more substan-
tiai diet.
The wedding of Mr.. H. C. Cooper and
Miss Katie Hangherman took place at
the residence OF Mr., Rickers, On Bank
Lick, near Fourteenth street, last night.
The boys with tin pans made the night
hideous.
The anniversary of the St. Aloysius
Society will be celebrated tomorrow
morning at st. Aloysius Church. Father
Robbers will deliver an appropriate. SER
mon on the occasion.
Olive Lodge, No. SO, Knights ofHonor,
have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: George Il. Ebbert,
Dictator; Il. L. Gray, Vice Dictator; j.
III. Hay, Assistant Dictator; G. r. Scrig-
gins, Guardian; Il. Steinheim, Reporter;
}. B. Lynd, Financial Reporter; W. E.
Howard, Treasurer; B. Karrick, Sentl-
mel; j. ID. Richmond, Chaplain. Mr.. Geo.
II. Ebbert was elected to represent the
Lodge at the organization of the Grand
State Council at Louisville, June 80.
AT the picnic at Canton Station, last
Thursday, Fred. Fields, clerk at Hart
ley Bros, received handsome gold
b eaded cane, as the champion waltzer.
The picnic of the Turnverein of Fal-
r. r. has reduced its price to 81 80 for
The round trip from July 3d to July Sth.
The smallpox is reported threatening
to the whole neighborhood on Sixth and
Main streets.
Mrs. Hardin was struck over the head
with a baseball club by Jim Williams,
at the colored picnic at Carter Station
last Thursday, and was seriously in
jured.
A horse suffered sunstroke on the
Lexington pike Yesterday, but recovered
John Kappel. residing ON Washington
street, near Eighth, was accidentally
struck on)the head by falling beer keg
Ut Geisbauer's brewery. -
The Pound Gap Railroad Convention
will be held July 8.
There is deficiency Of $500 in the
receipts to'cover the expenditures Of the
Holly Water-works.
Frank Jones yesterday pleaded guilty
20 selling tobacco Without license, be-
ore Commissioner Bostwick. and was
pound over to the q. s. Court in the sum
II $500.
the Covington boys state that the $40
'takes due them ON the Star and Wash |
ngten game have not yet been paid over
~ DR.. Maley.
Forty more colored iaborers passed
through our city yesterday for the South |
I'm railroad.
The corner of Scott and Ninth streets
Ias received new Stacey fire-plug.
The following scholars passed the re-
ent High School examination: Hoyle |
tuson, Ellsworth Davis, Lille Harrison,
iollie Mathena, Susie Blannerhassett,
'ella Harding, Katie O'Niel, Mamie
,pencer, Leonard Poates, Ruth Hanes,
lara McGraw, Bradford Williams, Jes-
lie Crawford, Emma Carnaghan, ;. Fannie
vans, Laura Riggs. j lula Brew6l, Katie
Apna Davis, Lennie Rust,
.ena Martin, Matte Allen. Ada Guerin,
'ettIe Farrar, Mary Jordan, Bessie
leeyes, Mary Haven, Laura Bowen,
frank Chalfant, Charles Holding, Chas.
Iallenback, Charles Mohlman, John
Winston, Willie Rleke, John Simrall, \
Ies. Winston, Charles Martini James
iackath0rn, w. McGlasson, T. Mat
news, Sallie Bradford, Mary Bur-
ridge, Hattie Burbridge, Alice Cree,
adie Ellis, Jennie Jones, Minnie Nc
)onald. Lizzie Reed, Laura Richard,
lice Sanford, Nina Morvell, Emma
argent, Joseph Littell, Joseph Lowell,
.ngas Mcdonald, Sidney Marshall, VIM.
lacklin, VIM. Percival, Wright Ransom,
liner Sanford, Robert Thorpe, VIM.
appen, Albert Watcher, Tenn. Percival,
Iollie Booth, Louella Bowen, Adeiia
lay, Jessie Horner, Clara Schwartz,
Larry Sullivan, Juliet Matthews, Julia
dwards, Emma Wiles, Kate Gray, e.
otstord, j. Bethel, W. Benjamin, b.
erin, ". Collins, G. Ferguson, ". Green
ood; Rena Rust. |!
RumOr still maintains that the Star
fashington baseball game. was a sold
ne. That this In untrue the unpreju-
iced will have no reason to doubt.
Ludlows l9, .Alerts, s, yesterday.
Attachments were yesterday issued
At against Messrs. Gardner. ColYer and
hers by their employees to recover
ack pay for removing raft OF cross-
es recently at Ludlow from West'Vir-
Last Thursday the horse and carriage d
Mr.. Joe Rich fell into q ditch for wa
I pipes on Riddle street near Perry.
hich was left uncovered, The neigh +,
ire seeing the accident, immediately
ent to work filing up the trench. The +
for digging trenches should 8
more careful TO protect his work, and !
lus avoid any accidents.
The creditors OF Adam Schweitzer !
,sterdaY decided to sell the real es.
tie OF the bankrupt in satisfaction ofir
q claims secured by mortgage. 1t ia
ated thata resistance Will be made to Z
o application before Judge ballard.
the United States Court, at Louis. \
lie, for confirmation OF the recent
lie of the Clinton Hotel to >hIessrs. a In