The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-18
COVINGTON.

... COVINGTON.
The School Board meets in special
session tU-nlght.
Bernard Toebbe, q painter, fell from a
ecatfUld on the corner OF Thirteenth and
Greenup streets, and was severely in
jured. ..s t.r.t
Michael Moore wants $1,000 from John
Kearney tor damages sustained in an
assault made upon Michael by the
latter.
Z Alice Crawford, Bette Cole and b.
Marshal, all colored, were each fined ST.
and COSTS by squire Francis for being
disorderly.
The wife of Mr.. Joseph Mollitor, who
lives near the corner OF Twelfth and
Russell streets, broke her leg last We'd
nesday by a fall.
In the County Court yesterday Frank.
Knoll was appointed and qualified as
administrator OF the estate OF Joseph
FlicGinger, deceased. .n4
A sneak thief last night visited the
meat, store OF Kelly & Mccormick, cor
ner Third and Greenup streets, and
stole a. hat belonging to Jimmy McCor-
mick and coat from George Whips.
CITY COUNCIL Claims to the amount
ofS4,UOO We're allowed. ..r ... ID.
the contract lor improving Madison
street, from Eleventh to Twelfth streets,
was awarded to Peter Smith.
The Committee on Law reported in
favor of the allowance Of $7O9 81, amount
Of judgments and costs in the Ninth
street Locust block paving suits. The
report Was cOncurred in.
A motion offered by Mr.. Gray, re-
curing the CoYington Street Railway
Company to repair it's road-bed within
ten days, SO as TO accord with the grade
of the streets where their tracks run,
was adopted. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
No City Court.
The band will be here In the morning.
The. new military company has re-
ceiYed the necessary papers from the
Governor, and Will meet AT Eclipse Hall
on Monday night 10 be mustered in and
TO elect officers.
A young lady attendant at Longview
Asylum, Cincinnati while returning
from visit TO friends in This city, was
relieved OF her pocket-book, containing
~ 90 and d lot OF valuable jewelry. Tue
THEFT was done in a street car on the
ThIrd-street line, Cincinnati.
After the adjournment of Council last
evening, While Jacob hawthorne was
talking with crown of members in the
Courthouse yard, he had his pocket
book, containing $23 anu u lot of Yalu-
able papers, stolen out of his inside
pocket. Mr.. hawthorne is wiling that
the thief keep the money if he will re-
turn the papers.
Dick Hoops, a notorious individual |
who has been convicted in Judge Gels
lers Court lour times on tferenL |
charges, had his line remltted BY Cuun- |
Gil last night. Some of the members OF |
Council ubJect to this, but when tney |
left that venerable body disEegarded |
their opinions and acquitted hoops. |
THIS should not have been done, and the |
sentence vi Judge Geisler should nave |
been respected, lor, in cur opinion, Gels
Ter has more knowledge about the mat
ter of acquitting prisoners than the
whole Council put together.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The Com
mltLee on Ways and Means reported |
that II mad examined the report of the |
City Treasurer from May to August /.
and found it correct. 1t also reported |
the receipt of vouchers to the amount of I
$89, ,3S4 Is. .r,
Mr. ohlnkle offered resolution to in
strueG Cue City Attorney to bring suit !
on'the delinquent tax bills iu excess of
800. TheresolutiOn was adopted.
A motion to release prisoner named
Hoops from jail was adopted. Ad-
journed.
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