The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08
coyINGFON.

The Ninth-street Presbyterian Church
is about 10 have new organ, which will
be parc caased by the ladies Of that con-
gregation.
Cassie Wayman fled suit for divorce
from her hus sband, VIM. Wayman, on the
grounds OF drunkenness and failure to
provide for his family.
The Kenton County Teaehers' Insti-
tute viii be held at Independence, COM
mencing on Tuesday, August ~, and
continue Tor three days.
W. Wilson, of the firm of Wilson &
HarrOp, had one OF his |, gs broken while
jumping from street car on this side Of
the Suspension Bridge. He was taken
into Jessup's cigar store, where Dr..
b au attended 10 his wounds, alter which
be was taken to his residence, No. IT
East Seventh street.
The Reform meeting at Odd-fellows'
Hall was filled last night by CoviIgton
Reiorners. MIR. Maekoy acted us Chair
man.
The following were appointed Com
mittee on Resolutions: Messrs. VIM.
Hall, j. L. CIendening, G. A. bert
son. l.. j. Bradford and Ii. f. Bowen.
AS Mr.. Bowen was not present, Mr.. S.
Easton WAS appointed in his stead.
The report OF this Committee asserts
that the people are for Immediate and
thorough reform; that there has been
for more than four years a ring of cor
rupt men controlling the politics Of the
city, and using the money OF the city TO
retain their hold. IL deneuhees the office
Of Auditor as worthless, and its incum-
bent as incompetent to perform the few
duties delegated to him.
The reSolut,o,,s 8 4 hen proceed to approve
the appoinimen and WORK OF the COM
mittee; to deRounce the City CouIrcii
for want OF prompt action, and to- call
for Immediate steps to be taken. They
condemn The COvington column OF the
Enquirer tor making light OF the corru'p-
tl0ll, and cvV er,ng the C0mmiutee's ex-
p0sures with fa4senoJds; it asks the
pr0prietors VI that paper to prevent q
continuance OF such course: asserts
tne incompetency OF the City Council;
calls for a committee OF Safety OF twenty
citizens to keep the people of the city liz
formed as TO the condition OF the city
and. the acts OF lis officials, with power
TO raise guarantee fund of $I0000 for
rewards, and to offer the required re.
ward
The report was recommitted to the
Committee, to which was added Messrs.
VIM. z. Arthur, j. l.. Henderson anu j.
ID. Shutt. aud the Committee was in-
struoted to report TO a meeting to be
held in the same place next Tuesday
evening.
Adjourned at half past II O'Clock.
SCHOOL BoARD.--Mr. Frank. Prague,
the new member from the First Ward,
WAS sworn IN.
The resignation OF Mr.. Edwards, of
the Sixth Ward, was read and accepted.
Tue TreasurePs report was read. II
shows: Balance on hand, june l,
S3,408 44. ... :
Tne Office of Assistant Principal was
retained.
Mr. Edward Falls was, elected to fill
the vacancy in the Fourth Ward.
DR.. ID. Z. CulberLson being. the only
nominee to fill the vacancy in the Sixth
Ward, he was elected by one ballot,
unanimously.
The following teachers were elected;
High School--J. w. Hall, jr., Prlnci-
pali w. j. Lord, First Assistant; Miss
Amelia Orr, Second do; Miss Moilie
Harvey, Third do; Miss s. X. Clark,
Fourth do; Joseph Morand, Janitor.
District Scnoois-First Dlstrict-B. D.
Best, Principal; Mrs. Lizzie Gray, First
Assistant; Miss Jennie, DaWdson, A
Intermediates; Miss George Thurston,
A. District; Miss Lizzie Mackiin, A.;
Miss. Seddie Howard, B; Mrs. Alice
Bernhardt, b; Miss Anna Crowley, q;
Miss Fannie Thomas, G.; Miss Kate
johnson, d; Mrs. Lucy Montz, ID; Miss
Alma Baker, 4 amt #; Jennie Macklin,
Eand II; Geo. WIhett, Janitor.
Seconh Dlslrict--J. j. NIgman, Princi-
uat, Miss Augusta Thrasher, Assistant
Pfincfpal; Miss Aussie Cox, ByInterme.
diate; Mrs. Mary A. Perrin, A DIstrlcL;
Niles Augusta Gerthard, A; Miss Amelia
Griffin, b; Miss Neutonia Dickerson. b;
Miss Lida Bauue, q; Miss Fannie
Boaeeker, q; Miss Pocahontas bailey,
y; Miss. Ella U. Kerr. D.; Miss Matte
Kiggs. Il and n. Miss Eliza Ruttie, e
aia II; Mrs. N, Naetfer, German; John
5. Holmes, ,Janitor. a...'.
Tnird Dis strlct-George A. Gates; Prin-
cipai; Miss Ella Pratt, Assistant Prin-
cipal; Miss Rosa johnson, b Iiterme.
dlate;, Miss, Lizzie Williams, A District;
Miss Anna craig, b; Miss Matte
Teaue. b; Miss Emma Bowen, G.; MISS
Sallie Bowen, u: MISS Eva EgIeslon,
d; Miss Z5rada Larne, d.; Miss Addal
KeeiIe, u; Miss Lzzle Soden, Il; Miss
Lizzie Mark, r.; s. G.. Bridges, Janitor.,
Fourth DIstrict--Arnold Ellis, Princi-
pal; Miss LetLie Boude, Assistant Prin-
cipal; Mrs. Helen Carpenter, b Inter-
mediate; Miss Fannie French, A Dis
trlct, MISS III, ID J0nnsOn, A; MIS-.
Mollie Gray, Is; &tss Bella Clark, b;
Miss LiS2ie Perry, q; Miss Matte CLARK,
"; laiss Lizzie Pyle, D.; Miss Jennie
Gray, d.; MISS MagraE. Il; Miss Ella
Lewis, II; N, FrieschknechG, Janitor.
Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Lange has returned from Colum.
bus.
We notice decided Improvement. In
the paying of the Tibbatt' Band since
their old tutor was discharged from The
old band Ut Columbus and retaken the
guidance OF this band.
HAMILTON.
The Common Pleas Court convenes on
the t7tn.
The will Of Julia Ann Roberts. OF OK
ford, was admitted to probate yesterday.
Rev. MeVey, OF indianapolis. will
preach tomorrow morning and evening
In the United Presbyterian Church.
George Dalton, who was severely in
jured on the Fourth from being thrown
from his horse, is considered better.
Mrs. Elizabeth McVickers, aged sixty
five years, died Thursday night at her
residence, near Darrtown, this county.
a lad of fifteen years, named Kooto,
While at work in Sniders paper mill.
had hia IaO hrnk in n Il IA a H. h.....