The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-06
CoyINGPON.


bis bed by sickness.
The jubilee services begin tomorrow
at ST. Aloysius Church.
The residence OF Mr.. Clint. Nigman
was burglarized last night. The thieves
got of with a lot OF wearing apparel.
Rev. j. M. Bent, pastor of the Madi-
son.street Baptist Church, Will deliver
his first sermon at that church to-mor-
row.
John W. Bowman filed his petition ir
bankruptcy with the Clerk of the United
States Court. Liabilities, $l3, ,092; assets,
800.
Mr.. Thos. Conley, Of this city, will
leave for Paris, Ky.,. to- take q position
as catcher for the Mutuals, baseball
club Of that city.
MAYORS CoyRT.-JOhn Ford, arrested
by OAioer Boian, on q warrant charging
him with an assault on MISS Nancy Nam
grain, was fined $5.
Herman Roland and his wife, Maggie,
were arraigned before Esquire Francis
this morning on charge OF breach Of
the peace on Ann Dodd. Herman paid
$b and costs and his wife 81 and costs.
The funeral of the late Judge s. G..
Perrin took place this morning at III
O'Clock from the First Christian Church,
on Fifth street. The members OF the
City Council, city officials, police force
and the members Of the Coyington Bar
attended in body.
Mr.. o. +. Cooley, residing at No. 81
West Tenth street, has made complaint
against a number OF young reprobates,
OF both colors, who have been annoying
him and his family by their conduct
while playing ball on q vacant Lot next
toMr. Cooley's house.
The body Of W. G. Tool, watch
s,aker from Ludlow, was found yester-
day at Fleming's Ferry, Twenty-frst
Ward, Cincinnati, and taken to Habig's,
the undertaken. 1t will be remembered
that Tool was drowned about two weeks
ago while crossing the Ohio in skitf,
which capsized.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jury Commissioners
were appointed yesterday. Messrs. l.
W. Livezay, Charles f. Fechter and IL.
II. Bowen were chosen. A motion for a
new trial was made in the case of the
Trustees of the Second Charge Method
list Church South against Ellingers ad-
ministrator in the Circuit Court yester-
day. Twenty-eight separate grounds
were filed.
WATER-woRKS BoARD.-The Commit
tee to examine the accounts of Treasurer
Mr.. Theodore G. Woiking asked the priv
flege Of using certain amount Of water
at 10 cents per thousand gallons, but the
Board could only consent to- $25 as the
sate per six months. Upon the recon.
mendation OF Superintendent Glare a
reduction of twenty per cent. on the
bills OF certain houses on Pike street.
above Twelfth, was allowed. The pur-
chase Of the gas meter at the Water
works for $24 81 was ordered. PRESIDENT
Bhinkle reported the purchase Of barge
Of coal at Az cents per bushel. Agreed
to. The matter of the royalty on the
Snowdon heater was referred TO the
President. Secretary Brooks reported
collections for the past month 5000 69
Claims amounting to $6,095 90 were al.
lowed, and the meeting adjourned.
SCHOOL BOARD. - Al petition from
ssPatrons OF the Second District School, u
nsking that German be continued in the
schools, was presented by Mr.. Ramsey
referred to the Committee on Scnool Or
ganization. The report of the Commit.
lee on Salaries made last month Was
taken UP. DR.. Hall moved to amend by
dxlng the salaries OF the High school
1eacners and the District School Princi
pals at 10 per cent. less than the present
yates. Mr. Ramsey moved to amend as
follows: Superintendent $500; Princi
pal Of Hign School, 81, $40; First Assist
isnt, LOO; Second Assistant, 81, 100
Third Assistant, $3.50; Fourth Assistant
S700; Principals Of District Schools
S1,S50 each; adopted. The Committee
on Propositions and GRIEVANCES re
ported upon Mr.. Baldwfn's charges
First, Pupils are in the several Glasses ii
said school who are not in their proper
grades. second, Defect in the course o
study adopted by said school. THIRD
Failure oil the Principal to sustain the
subordinate teachers in their efforts II
enforce discipline in said school. Mr.
A. Il. Mullins was chosen TO Tepresen
the Thfrd w ard In place Of DR.. kearns
resigned. The resignation of Mr.. John
Baidwin was received and accepted. ant
the action OF the local Trustees OF tn
High School in appointing, Mi. A. Al
Vandyke was approved. Ihe once 0
Schools was abolished. MIR. Bostwicl
presented his resignation, but tt was no
accepted. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Sergeant Silver has returned from Co
iumbus.
The Pumping-house resumed opera
lions to-day.
Judge Geislef to-day made the seeont
complaint that he had no prisoners Il
send to the Stone-pile.
The jury in the Kessler case failed {,
Rgree, and were given recess till Mon
nay.
Thompson Moore had the fingers o
bne Of his hands mashed at LiYezey'
mills yesterday by the falling OF d pile 0
lumber.
BeEpard Butte, stove molder, who
iiyed on Robert street, between Jeffer
son and Mayo, died suddenly at mid
night while in bed.
At the last meeting OF the Committe
OH Oad-fello%s' Celebration it was re
solved 10 repeat.th entertainment givel
pm the anniversary Of the Order as re
Quested by many. "A vote Of thanks wa
Giso rendered to all who assisted at tn
concert.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-7-The case Of Johl
Eessler, charged With rape on the perso
pr Alyina Rhih0ck, was given to the jur
this morning. Geo. Smith, alias Ken
pedy, who was in custody for ineesi
was discharged by the Court, as no in
dictment at this term was found agains
him