The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-31
CnEINGT0N.

MAYORS CoURT.-Abe Shinall, tiisor-
delly, alscharged; Walton Smith, drunk,
dismissed; VIM. st. Glare and Edward
Everett, drunk, each Va.
CIV. Robson. jr., and J. Fl. Sleghaman
were charged before the Commissioner
with Illicit rectiiying. They waived eX-
animation and gave bail OF $1,000 each.
A man named Henry Miller was sun
struck while at work, about O'Clock
yesterday, on the brick building next to
Arlinghaus' saloon, corner Seventh and
Main streets.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Chas. A. BerAm and Mary
Shade, James I. Miles and Alice Cole
man, John Meara and Anna Pruett, anu
Thomas Hall and Nora Hickey.
Casper Bach lost one Of his valuable
horses Monday by his driver, j. Stunte-
beck, back ing 1T down the embunkment
near the corner Of Twelfth and Wash
lngton streets, this being the second one
In a week.
The Hermetic Wooden Burial Case
Company filed articles OF incorporation
yesterday, at the County CLERKS once.
The capital stuck is 100000, divided
into shares OF 500 each, and the incorpo-
rators are Messrs. A. j. Hadder, L.. IL.
McDougal, Alex. Ruff, John b. McLoe
ana James Richey.
THE DIOCESAN CONvENTIoN.-Th Or
der OF services at TRINITY Church, COM
mencing this morning, will be prayer at
the novel hour OF 6.12 A. Nj, and at the
same hour every morning until sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Craik, from louisville, deliv-
cred the opening sermon at IL O'clock.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Jagsar will denver a
sermon at 8 z. Nj. On Thursday NOR
ming, al II A. M, Rev. b. Ill. Latrobe de-.
1ivers the morning sermon, 10 be followed
by Rev. 4. A. Bradley. Tue meeting
will close Sunday with continuation
services and an address by Right Rev..
Thomas Dudley.
A man named KlatschbaGssh Is await
ing TRIAL before Judge Geisier fSr abus-
ing his wife.
DR.. Bennett yesterday evening sx.
ftracted the bullet from the iorenead OF
Ed. Mcintosh, Wnoattempted to commit
suiciue.
Two companies, one from Lancaster
and the other IRON Frankfort, are under
marching!orders and Will probably az
rive here next Monday.
Messrs. Belts and Livezey, who
hitched their horses to some shade
trees on Bellevue street, near the Lick
ing, had their cases disposed or this
lnornf1ig. Belts, who had permission
from the owners to tie his horse t0the
tree, was dismissed, and Liyezey fined
81 and costs, or 10 6D.
BURGLARIEs.-At Henry Stagaman's
residence, corner OF Columbia and Will
hanson street, burglars Obtained gold
ciIaiir and So in money.
Mr.. I'll. It. Sc.rader's residence, No. 118
Orchard street., was robbed OF a gold
watch and chain.
Thieves also visited tho boarding
house of Mrs. Marshall, No. 232 Madison
street, and carried oil 81 30 beionging TO
1hescolored Baptist Church.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION = The APP
proacnsoi the One Huhdredth Annivef-
saryot American. Independence, making
an. epochsin in popular government. has
been made by Congress and the Presi-
dent or the United States the occasion
OF Recommendation thnt the people and
citizenso Of the United Statos assemble on
that day and cause a historical SIX etch OF
such county or city to be delivered and
preserved in the local archives; also to
Transmit copy to The Librarian of Con-
gress, by.whfcn much nistOrical matter
will be accumulated and preserved to
thesc0untry.
With theutrfost confidence and pa
tfiotism OF THE pe0pleUt NewportI ap-
peat toltf1eni, without political or relig-
ioust tdistinctIon, to unite their efforts in
making the coming Fourth of July a
pleasant, useiul aud memorable one for
Newport. 70 this end The good people
Ufitle city are requested TO meet atthe
Court-house, on Saturday, June 8, at
7. M, tn perfect arrangements to that
end. The members OF all charitable Or
gaTiizations are requested to be present
OF give the e'earlesC information of their
purpose to participate in the ceiebra-
sion. A. s. BERRY,
Mayor Of Newport.
HAMILTON.
Robert Mattas was yesterday robbed
uf$l0 while asleep in His office.
Mrs. Dan. Calien, OF Cleveland, was
registered at tho Phillips House yester.
day.
MIR. Chas. Foster, of Chicago, was in
the city yesterday on flying visit to his
friend, JAS. Il. Campbell.
James X. Thomas, of Middletown, was
In the city yesterday in attendance al
the County Sabbatll.school Association.
The Butler County Sabbath-school
ASsOClatt0n uet yessStuay ~ the ree.
bytefian Church. The exercises were
of'unusual interest and the attendance
good.
There will be an excursion to the Sol.
tdfers' Home at Dayton, next Saturday,
uGder the auspices of the lady managers
Of the Children's Home. Those of our
citizens who have not paid this delight.
sfui place visit, would do we'll 10 avail
themselves OF this opportunity.
Yesterday was generally observed as
"a holiday, and The citizens en- masse, as
1T were, wended their way to our beautii
tul cemetery where the graves OF the
soldiers, Numbering some TWO hundred
ard forty, were strewn with flowers.
The exercises at the cemetery were
carried out in accordance with the pro.
graniide ais heretoiore published in the
STAB.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Quite a large number Of our citizens
Imre out OF the city, Eliminating among
sights at the Centennial Show.
4 ,The funurai OF MIR. H. A. Rldgely took
place yesterday. Mr.. Ridgely. was one
FOR the finest chemists iii the State ant
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