The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
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Mr., Chas. Bruckner, connected with
the ST, Louis .ssAmerika," was IN the
city yesterday.
Yesterday, the last day for the pay.
fment of State taxes, Sheriff Perciyal 1
collected $1,000.
I The Lotus Baseball Club will, organ
ize again this season, under Captain
JOSS Var Lehman.
Candidates for confirmation will be
examined tomorrow morning at 10
O'CLOCK at ST. Pau's Protestant Church
Marriage licenses were issued since
our last report as follows: Philip Clark
and Hannah Gaskins, George Streutker
and Louisa Brademeyer.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been
fled by Thomas Miller, Of Cynthiana,
with liabilities OF $1,000, and assets
$1,200; and by Joseph Fithian, Of Paris,
liabilities SO, 300 and no assets.
The old frame, lately occupied by the
Gas Company, was put on rollers last
might, and drawn along Fifth to va
cant lot between Greenup and Scott
streets, where it was placed this morn
ing.
! James Kidwell, young man from the
country, stopped at the National house,
ON Pike street, Thursday, and had a
Bowers. Yesterday Kidwell recovered
his watch in Cincinnati, but Bowers has
not yet been found.
The baseball season opens to-day.
The star boys are all here, except Ten
nison. The nine is made up as follows:
I Golden, p; Flint, ca; Houtz, 1st b.;
Streif, I'd b.; Shoup, Sd b.; Cummings,
8. g.; McSorley, l. (. and change pitcher;
Miller, r. f.; Tennfson, 9. f.; and Bang
huer first substitute.
i In the County Court yesterday the fol-
lowing gentlemen were released OF over
assessments and erroneous assessments
ION State taxes. viz: Strawbridge 81 Nc
fDannoid, 81, 900; w. e. Arthur, $6, 100; A.
l.. Greer, $a1, 262;, j. A. Greer, $1,490;
John W. Greer, $3.50; A. l.. u T.. Greer,
l$3, 100; Israel Ludlow's estate, $19, 900.
The Republicans in late meeting ap-
pointed County Executive Committee
las follows: g. z. Wilcox, w. 8. Holden,
Shut. The Committee met yesterday
Afternoon and organized by erecting q.
P. Wilcox Chairman, Major b. M. Piatt
tSecretary, and w. s. Holden Treasurer.
EThe 10Th Of April was appointed as the
hlay for the holding of the County Con-
|yention to elect delegates to the State
tConvention to be held at Louisville on
lthe 17th inst
E NEWPORT.
b, No City court.
r. Neither the Garrison nor the. Short
aine boys were paid of yesterday.
I City Attorney Boden will leave soon
ffor Memphis to recruit his health.
The stockholders of the TIbbatts-stree
Market-house meet tonight at Turner
Hall 70 discuss some important ques.
tions.
{ Mrs. Hainsworth, an aged and re-
,spected lady OF this city, died this morn
Ing at her residence, corner OF York and
Madison streets.
Mr.. Geo, Creighton was appointed last
might by the Police Commissioners to
f1ll, the vacancy caused by the death ot
Policeman Chris. Aiberts.
I DR.. Phythian arrived from Louisville
last evening and assured the boys at the
Garrison that Paymaster Mcclure would
Burely be on hand next Friday.
+ The City Democratic Executive Com
mittee will meet next Monday night at
Esquire Hofrs saloon, ON Columbia street,
ITO nominate three candidates Tor Dis.
ltrict Physicians.
7 A young man named Sutton left his
home yesterday, andgoing to Cincinnati
disposed OF horse and wagon belong.
ing to his father, tor 800. The man is
supposed to have leftfor the Black Hills.
The team was recovered.
Marriage Licenses-The following
were Issued since our last report: James
J0shaway and Jennie Coleman, Albert
lStied and Mary Young, Willis Walker
and Lucy Howard, John Miller and
annie Rau, A.. j. Kitheart and Emma
Busse.
ssThe Bellevue and Newport Gas-Light
COMPANY" has been incorporated, with a
capital stock of 100000. The incorpo-
rators are Messrs. Henry Gunckel, VIM.
x. Boal, VIM. N. Air, John FIannery,
and Q. r. Bradley. The new company
will locate its works at Bellevue, and
hfterward extend it's mains to Newport
LEXINGTON. ky.
t&Common Pleas Court conYenes here
next Monday.
Quite number of turfmen are in the
city, and the price Of blooded horses il
advancing.
E Phe many friends of Mrs. Bendel, who
Bome time ago fell down stairs and broke
her limb, will be glad to know Of hel
speedy recovery.
A4CAAbEoOn PpJo PA1OVv w q RaRStth
tendentNof Public Schools. Complaints
Rre made that the Schools are not az
properly conducted as they might be.
The election of Sheriff of Fayette
County takes place next August. Major
B. g. Thomas, the present incumbent. is
p candidate for reelection, and is good
man.
E.The, paragraph in Thursdays STAR
Gith regard te,an election OF Mayor oh
the 1st Of April by some means got in
the Lexington column, whsn it should
bave been under the head Of ''Paris
News" lSlsf4 az y,,ltR ~
I Professor Hopkins and the members o.
his class gave an evolutionary entertain.
ment at Mooreson's Hall on Thursday
evening. The entertainment was wei
offended, and was amusing as well as
Instructive.
Ben. Tate, colored man, is now ir
the Lexington Jail, awaiting his trial fol
gteaiing horse from MIR. Henderson, 3
few days ago. Ben. is not unfamiliar
with the fare at the Kentucky Peniten
tiary,fand expresses a desire to return