The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-30
JUNE 80
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left to-day for Alabama.
The Stars defeated the Kleinz Club at
Philadelphia by score oi lO 10 o.
The fifteen per cent. penalty was at
tached TO delinquent taxes to-day.
A female pickpocket is making travel
on the Madison street car line danger
Gus.
The Democrats fred one hundred
guns last night IN honor Of Tilden andI
Hendricks,
MAYORS CouRT.-Mary Clark and Ed.
Shackeliord, drunk, eacn S4; VIM. Suiii-
van, breach Of peace, Szo; DAVID Lilly,
colored, same, 70:
grand Centennial picnic will be
riyen by st. Ann's Church in West Cow
ington Grove. Another will be given by
BIT. Aloysius Church at Lookout House
on next Tuesday. The consolidated
Sabbath-school picnic takes place to-day
nt Canton Grove i
COUNCIL LAST NIGHT.--A communica-
] zion from The superintendent OF Water
Works calling attention to the need Of a
register amt pressure gauge for the new
engine was referred TO the Committee
on Water-works to report.
Mr.. How presented an ordinance to
repeal the ordinance submitting the
Stree bridge" proposition tv the people.
Mr.. Holmes moved to lay it upon The
table. The motion was lost. "A
Messrs. Gray and Holmes opposed the
4 kordinance, taking the ground that the
Council had no right to repeal the former
ordinance, the CHARGER OF the "iree
4 bridge" being mandatory upon the Coun-
Gil to submit the matter to the people.
4 Mr.. Kearney announced 1t as Pound
Gap trick.
4 The ordinance was passed by a vote
OF II to 5.
An offer from j. W. Pomfrey, who was
ready TO publish the city ordinance in
the Weekly Press free Of charge, was
accepted.
Adjourned.
-n WEST COvINGTON, Ky.
The commencement exercises of the
West Covington Public School took place
at Romanowitz Hall last evening and
was largely attended. The programme
embraced songs, recltations ana dla
logues by the scholars OF the school,
who, under the able management OF the
teachers, Miss Mckinney and Miss.
Kittie Sweet, made quite a considerable
display. So thought those who could
hear, but the noise occasiened by great
number who could net get in was dis
xIdC6luls n ROUu UuIleSqu6 WdS
perpetrated on the School Trustees,
who were present and occupied promi-
nent seats In front, by half q dozen
scholars who, simply aping the Trustees,
called a meeting and resolved to build a
new School-house to be used as such
aHd nothing else. Two young gentle
men took charge of the meeting--cne as
President, the other as Secretary-who,
with a great deal OF wind, managed to
get up the following resolution: RE
solved, That we build School-house
this vacation something in this style"-
holding up drawing OF the old School
house. II was decided hit, and was
iully appreciated both by the Trustees
and the largesaudfence
NEwPoRT.
washington Guards tonight at Eclipse
Hall.
The Germsn Methodist congregation
give their picnic to-day.
4. A balloon ascension is announced to
take place to-night at O'Clock from No.
ms York street.
I Charles Flynn, who lives on German
street, had white sow and seven pigs
stolen from him.
4. One hundred guns were fired last
night az the Landing by the Democrats
\ as a testimonial of their satisfaction
with the ticket.
4 Hub. Helm will read the sRiot AcW at
Mat. Blau's Tonight, and tomorrow
might the city will let him know that he
snail be the nominee for Sheriff.
The East End and the Emmett Greens,
both of Cincinnati, played q game OF
baseball Yesterday In the Taylor Bot
toms. score, 8 to 8 In favor of the
FORMER.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to
+ Frank. Helm and Elizabeth Kulnet,
(. fHenry Naderman and Minute Hagemey-
or, and to John Henry Rnyhie and Lou
9sa Heiser.
CRY CobRT.-Mary Hayes, charged
with keeping D disorderly house, SIS and
,costsi Mary Young, same. sThey were,
however, let off on payment Of costs and
"A promise to quit the city by tomorrow
might. John Rice, disorderly, dismissed; !;
Lew. Barker and George Young, bur-
Rlary, held over in the sum oil $500; Jim
Earl, given to Marshal of Covington 10
answer a charge OF burglary. Rice,
Barker and Young we're also taken to
Covington ON the same charge. iia
HAMILTON.
The Continentals were out practieing
again last night. They make good
hhow.
I New steel rails are being laid ON that
portion OF the c., Ii. & d. Road lying
within the city limits.
Rev, McWade, Of Indianapolis, will
preach in the United Presby tefian
Church Sunday morning and evening
pszt.