The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
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Captain Airs residence was serenaded
this morning, and the music oil the ltai-
ian artists well received.
Captain Watson, who, as mentioned
Friday. cowhided his daughter, had his
case continued before Judge Geisler.
The concert at Odd-tellows' Hall last
aight,, under the direction OF Prof. Carl
Fcine, was well attended, as 1t richly
deserved.
William Leathers, of this city, was ar
rested by Officer Logan, of Cincinnati,
and taken TO mat clay on the charge OF
grand larceny.
A sneak thief stole $40 in money and
$40 iu checks yesterday from the meat
stand of George Scawartz at the
venth-street Market.
A meeting will be held next Tuesday
to take steps towards the purchase OF
grounds lOr the purpose OF establishing
agricultural grounds and u race track at
South Coyington.
The Water-works Board last night al
lowed claims to the amount OF $393 A.
A petition for the laying OF water pipes
on Overton and Mayo streets was re-
ceived and filed.
SgAll the buildings at.the Garrison are
being Thoroughly renovated, newly pa
pered, new roofs put on, and erything
put In order ere the arrival of the fa-
NOUS band that will shortly occupy this
post. ss 6tt Attf
Tim. Maher, one OF the engineers on
the New bort Belle. while looking on at
tte Melodson Hall fire last night, had
his pockets picked OF $11 and some
change. Tim. is on the war path this
morning ana declares that he will scalp
The villain If he can lay hands on him.
The Coyington Light Guard, Knights
of Pythias, and Odd-fellows' Encamp-
meht win meet at the Armory OF the
. Light Guaru tomorrow afternoon to
march TO Linden Grove Cemetery and
hang their wreath on the gate OF the
cemetery.
AT a meeting of the Board of Trustees
pf The Linden Grove Cemetery, held yes
lerday, 1t was
.'Resolved, That in the Judgment of
the Board it would be Improper 10 open
The cemetery tor that ceremony on the
Sabbath day, but permission will be
EiyeH Ter any other day OF the week,
Under such police regulations as Will
effectually project the grounds and pri-
faUe lots from injury" z
No comments needed.
NEWPORT.
The tiremen received their salaries for
january and February.
Rev. Schultz, o. st. Stephens Church,
will leave to-morroW night tor Balti-
more.
A judgment for the plaintiff for $3.50
was Gled lii the case Of jerome B. Clark
against w. b. Gilt. srm.-F r,.
The case OF Ed. Samuel, for drawing a
pistol on u man named Pulian, was con-
hnued by Squire Duyenick.
AT the annual meeting of the High
School Alumni last night the class OF
IS76 was received into the Association.
Gus. Weaver was arraigned before
esquire Duvenick and dismissed. His
Dase was mentioned before in our COL
pmns. tM
MAYORS CoURr.--Belle Rogers, dis.
prderiy, IS. Inc cases Of Theo. Eddy,
breach or the peace, and George Moor,
rape, were continued.
Pat.,Mayo, a teamster. OF this city, and
working Tor Henry Willer, had his leg
brushed yesterday at the L., q. & L..
yards, in Cincinnati. 1T is feared that
his leg will have TO be amputated.
CHANcERY CoURT.--A judgment for
NplaintItf Ia the sum OF vi, 1876 WAS filed in
the case OF j. D.. KecA against G.. W.
In the case of Toebbe against euilfovle
H., ths ,,y,,ss .netitiom of & Ihsrt ana , Mar
tha Malloy. the Sisters OF Nazareth were
ordered to pay 70 the Master Commits
sioner the sum of $749 .93, without COSTS.
A Judgment fof piaIntiif fer $199 90 was
rendered In the case Of the Dayton
Buiioing Association, No. !, against
Ehomas. Y F!sl SAt .tt+
The former sale in the case OF Joseph
: InI,,, ~
.ne, aeainHC s,H yInn H. a. nei
Sioner was erdeged to re-exeeute the
Judgment OF the May Term oil 1875.
LEXINGTON, KY.
] The funeral of Rev j. M. Frost. ar
took place yesterday.
Lexineton horses carried OF the bon.
mrs Or me Cincinnati races "wednesday.
The funeral OF MI. Andrew caId well.
pne OF the oldest pioneers OF Lexington.
to0k place yesterday.
~ Ens,ay uarx;,a j. ,orr .;a;
osar ~ 10 cifv tell ae,d wl,iia q, ,ynr,t e,
khe field on Tuesday.
Deputy II. 8. Marsna, Hayy,notau from
uoylpgten- passea thro,,ah tns c,ry e. yes.
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