The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18

sentenced to 10 days In the Work house; Mrs.
Linsley, Elizabeth Linsley, VIM. Linsley, were
| arrested by Mr.. James Sanford for stealing a
lot OF sllverware and jewelry, are now in Jail,
and the case Is being thoroughly worked up by
| the police.
Scott street is alive with workmen on the
new street-railr0ad enterprise.
Rev. j. b. Worrell. Pastor Of the First Pres
byterisn CHURCH Of this city; has been called to
tho Church at Greenup, this State where he
Will soon assume the duties Of their pastor.
Suits amounting to S343 have been brought
against property owners by NJ. II. Smith, to re-
cover tax for improving Watkins street.
Divorce suits have been brought by Michael
Schrleck against Caroline Schrieck and by
Julia Mooney against Pat Mooney, on the
usual grounds. r.
H. Fllehman, Sebastian Spiker and B. Sud-
beck were arrested by Deputy U. s. Marshal
harrington yesterday, and arraigned in the
U. s. Court on the charge of illegal liquor SELL
ing. Their cases were continued. under bonds
OF $1,000 for sudback, and $500 each for the
other two.
The following were appointed Board of Ex-
amlners and Supervisors OF the tax books in the
ington.-Fifst ward, D: banning; Second ward,
James B. Casey; Third ward, Dayld DeGarmo;
W. schleutker; Sixth ward, A. G. Ellis; Seventh
ts1man; Ninth ward, John B. Foster; West
Wesner; Buena Vista, G. G. Wallace; Stephen
sons, J.. II. Daniel; KOch's, o. f. Rankin
SLafordsburg, VIM. Threlke1d; scotts, Smith
Wilson; Taylor's. Albert Frazer; Whites w.
Il. Pye; Independence, A. G. Klette; Rush's, j.
Kyle; Second Tollgate, VIM. Timberlake. This
Board'meets at the County Judges office, Gov
lngton, TO- morrow;
and elected Mr. Croninger permanent Char
man. Messrs. Gray, Carpenter, Bracker, Nc
Donald, Rose and Holmes present. All cases
OF smallpox were instructed to be removed to
the Pest-h0use, for which purpose wagon
will be purchased having small-p placards
on each side Of them.
Two silver dessert Spoons We're stolen from
Mrs Robertson's residence on Ninth, near
Scott, yesterday.
Neupors.
In the Chancery Court the Chancellor set
aside the order of submission in the case OF the
Clay Fire and Marine Insurance Company vs..
Bowen, DeCourcey and others. The following
cases were discontinued: Newport German
Building ASSOCIATION VS.. John Glasscoe, ct al. !;
same VS.. w. A. Davidson; Newport Savings
Association vs.. John Giasscoe: A. III. Toebbe
ys. parties supposed to be interested in the
Guilfoyle matter: Mechanics Mutual Savings
son, and the cases Of the Dayton Building AS
sociation VS.. Caspar Hence, and Dayton
Building Association No. VS.. Sebastian Gra-
assignee Of r. Guilfoyle, were consolidated. Al
amended petition was filed in the case Of
Michael Reardon VS.. r. Guilfoyle. In the case
Of W. II. W atsOn vs.. Swift's Iron anu Steel
Works, Judgment Of $2,495 IS was rendered
for the plaintiff.
The roof OF o dwelling house on Dayton
street, occupied by Mr.. Speigler, was burned q
little yesterday. No material damage.
The Board Of school Examiners are examin-
ing applicants for teachers certificates.
Barracks News.-Twelve recruits were &C.
cepted yesterday.
Sergeant dohn Kline completed his fourth
term OF service yesterday and goes in on the
fifth to-uay.
A lot Of old fashioned ammunition will be ex-
hibited at the Centennial Exhibition in Gin
cinnati by Lieut.. s. G. Young.