The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19

ana sewing maCnIneS are c0uHtieSS. Ine
fair is cosmopolitan in the variety aud
number OF the articles offered for sale.
Covin1ton.
In the Mayors Court this morning
came Geo. Crockett, charged with drunk.
enness, and was dismissed; II. Stagen-
borge, for trying to evade the toll while
crossing the Suspension bridge, WAS
fined 81; Henry Hennessy, for a drunk;
was fined $1 and costs.
City Sealer and Gauger Kemper, who
has been remeasuring the carts used for
delivering coal, states that all are cor
rect except those of d. Buchanan. The
carts OF this firm were lined with boards
on the inside after they had been sealed,
thus making loss Of about three bush.
els to the consumer.
Patrick Burke, at So, $50, is the lowest
bidder Tor the street cleaning, and IL. M.
Smith, 'at $500, for removing garbage
during the i've months ending Noyem-
Der 1st.
There was small crowd at Holmes
stereopticon show tor the benefit of the
poor.
Chris. and Jake Van Gundy had fight
with Larry Conners at their saloon on
Madison street, Saturday night, over
the price of glass Of beer. Nobody
hurt.
The grocery of Conners q Clark, No.
40l Madison street, was burglarized to
the extent OF $3.50 worth Of goods de-
stroyed ON Friday night. On leaving the
thieves opened the spigots Of two bar
to run out Oh the floor. They run.
Eli Flowers, the negro who cut jeff.
Wayne, of like color, in the tobacco
warehouse on Third street, was cap
tured in Cincinnati Friday night.
The Ludlow Baseball Club have leased
ground and propose to improve 1t at a
cost of about $4,000.
The tiremen of the Twelfth-street
Hese-house are improving the vacant
lot next door for private park.
Policeman Hagaman, who was 30 bad
ly cut, is improving.
A horse belonging to Mr.. ]. w. Rich
Washington street, Saturday, struck his
Mitchell and Trantner start full again
to-day.
The regular Sunday fights at the sus-
pension bridge took place yesterday.
No arrests.
A fire in the chimney of DR.. Cassiday's
house on Madison street yesterday even
ing.
]. G. White blew his horn against the
Catholic church yesterday. Nobody
hurt.
A party of the Texan gentlemen "did"
Covington. yesterday under escort OF
Cincinnati's atfable Mayor.
They were this morning entertained by.
Chief Hartley and Mayor Athey at the
working of the Department was exhib,
tied. They were then escorted to our
beautiful Railroad Depot, where, at seven
O'clock, the party started for Lexington.
Buchanan says that his coal is
weighed without regard to gauging.
A fight at the corner of Pike and Madi-
son yesterday afternoon between Pat.
Wiltshire and j. Mcbride. No arrests.
The Bohemian girl has been postponed
to the 9th.
Newport.
Judge Geisler this morning disposed
of the following cases: John Fallut, for
abusing his family, was fined 50, in
Guiding cost. Conrad Vehman, upon the
same charge, case continued until Thurs
day. VIM. Hiiland, drunk, fined 81 and
costs. Fred. Seiferd, Mike O'Brieu, Fred.
Morris, Mike Morlin and Mike Manogue,
for indulging in baseball on Sunday,
were fined 81 each. John Kesler and
Charles Wieble, for being disorderly,
were fined IA each.
Sam. Emerson, Ed. Carlisle and Thos.
Reynolds were on Sunday arrested by
Officers Cottingham and Flynn. Squire
Buchanan this morning continued their
cases. They are of the Forty Thieves.
The Democrats Of the First District
will hold q meeting tonight for the pur-
pose of appointing time tor holding the
primary meeting to appoint delegates for
the nomination OF COnstables and
'Squires in the First District.
Professor ellison has urged the neces-
sity of cleaning Saratoga street so
upon the authorities that they
could stand 1t no longer, and went to
work, and now the street Is clean.
A small fire broke out in the roof OF
the building corner of Jefferson and
Monmouth streets, occupied by a feed
and auction store. The flames were
without the use OF the en-
gine.
The Arbeiter Bund hold a meeting on
W ednesday evening, to consider the mo-
tion of adopting new constitution.
The regulay Sunday dress parade took
place at the Barracks y yesterday forenoon
ut 8 O'Clock. Many visitors were dIsap-
pointed. Until further orders it will
take place every Sunday at the same
time.
Fred. Ruttler, L. Schmidt. G.. Maurer
and John Roach, members of the cred |
Club" will engage in a pigeon-shooting |
match this afternoon at the Driving
Park.
Jack Aldrich and Theodore Lester par.
ticipated i'll a little fisticuffing last Sat-
lrday night at Swlft's steel works, in
which the former came out victorious.
The anniversary of their patron saint
was celebrated yesterday by. the st. Jo-
'epRs Benevolent Society Of st. Ste
phen's Church, and ST.. .JosepRs Mems |
Society of Corpus Christi Church.
City Marshal Lock received the Texas
visitors yesterday and escorted them to
,he Barracks where he introduced them
20 the gentlemanly officers at that place.
An iron bridge complete for erection
was sent to Port Chester by Swift's steel
works last Saturday. This speaks we'll
or Newport manufactures.
A vicious ghost, 50 says Mrs. Fitzsim-
mons, is infcstihg the vacant lot between
Central avenue and the Barracks line.
The Red Men will lead in the cere-
Monies of laying the cornerstone OF the
lew Market-house next Wednesday,
The examination Of applicants for pp-
ition as teachers in the Public Schools
Will be held ON the third Saturday in
Nay next, at the Ringgold-street school,
louise. 81
The recent frost has peuetrafpd the