The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-17
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af Lew. R,um's coffin manuiactery.
The Supieme Lodge, A. y. U. W. y, Will
commence its annual session next iues-
day at Fechler's Hai.
Mayors Court-George Holden, drunk
and disorderly. IS; ID. Mcleod anu VIM.
Nickels, drums, eacn dismlssed.
ESQ. Duyenick and a jury fined George
Rouer xIu aud cost for u b Ieaen of the
peace ON The person Of Andrew Deschler.
Constable Frank Berte, about 2o'cIock
this morning, became the happy father
Of a bouncing boy. Mother and child
both doing well. t...
JAS. W. Bryan, ESQ, left this morning
for Lexington TO delv1r an address ip
honor OF st. PatrIck's day before the Ma
tiOnal Irish Catholic Union.
A pigeon-shooting tournament takes
place Io-morrow AFTERNOON AT Riverside
between the following gentlemen Of this
city: Jonn Glove, A. Sandiord, Charles
Ele,schman and A. FleiBchman.
The merchant tailor shop Of Blase q
Me, No. "a Pike street, was entered by
bul glars last night. They effected an
entrance by prying OF the shutter IN the
rear OF the house with a jimmy. ALI OF
the shirts in the house, a number OF
pieces Of clothing, ana some ready-made
clothes were taken off. When Mr.. Me
found out that handsome and costly
coat had been also taken, he was heard
to exclaim 'Oh, Moses, and that coat
gone, tool' The loss can hardly as yet
be estimated.
The following is the line Of march Of
the procession to-day. The orders meet
at WenzePs Hall and proceed west to
Madison, north on Madison to Fourth,
east on Fourth to the Coyington and
Newport Bridge, where the divisions
Fourth TO Scott, south on Scout to Eighth,
east on Eighth TO Greenup, soutn on
(reenup TO Twelfth. west on Twelfth to
Madison, north on Madison to Pike, west
on Pike to Main. north on Main
TO Fourth, east on Fourth over
the Newport and Coyington Bridge, east
ln Newport) on Madison to Cabot,
south on Cabot to Jefferson, east on
Jefferson to York, south on York to Har-
Eis, east ON Harris TO Washington ave-
nue., north on Washington avenue to
Mayo, north on Mayo to Monmouth,
north on Monmouth to TAYLOR. west on
Taylor to York, south on Yorth to Mad
ieon, west on Madison to the hall OF the
Newport Divisions, where the latter wall
disbaud. Yhe main body continues west
on Madison over the Coyington u New
port Bridge, west Gin COyington) on
Fourth to Madison, south on Madison TO
WenzeRs Hall, where the procession will
disperse.
Council met last night.
The amount of claims allowed was
o. 35z5 and some cents.
Council declined TO allow two bills Of
E5 each, sent in by Drs. Hall and j. T.
Wise, for holding post uiortem on John
Moiioy, but referred The same to the
Committee on Claims.
The report OF the Committee on Law
that 1t would be better not to adopt the
new plan OF cleaning streets under the
Street Commissioners until Pat. Burk's
contract expires. May l, was concurred
IN.
The Committee on Internal I'M
prevements reported. recommending the
acceptance of the following bids: Fur
Hishing and spreading broken stone for
streets, M. I'll. Smith, First District, S7H
cents; second District, SIX cents: Jonn
McKenna, Third DistriSI, 1897 cents;
Fourth District, 783< cents; paving Mad
tson street from FuLh street to seventh
street with locust blocks, P. Smith and
VIC. Holt, 81 cents tor paving and 10
cents for grading. Concurred In.
The sum Of SO, $50 to pay interest due
In New York April l on first issue Wa
ter-works bonds was appropriated.
Resolutions were adopted regarding
the removal Of the Garrison Of Newport
Barracks, and the endeavors to have the
post reoccupied, and copies were or
dered sent to the President, Secretary
al War. Chairmen oil the Military Com
mittees of both Houses OF Congress. Ad-
journed.
NEWPORT.
No City Court.
The Ben. Jonson Dramatic Club cele-
hrate their third anniversary at Odd
Fellows Hall April II.
General Barney Dowling, OF Spring
keld, Ohio, paid a flying visit to his
brother, Col. Tom. Bowling.
And now the citizens say that too
much windiness is being expended in
sar Council meetings, too much for
practical business.
Yesterday afternoon two men stole
keg Of beer from in front Of Mr.. Humps
Baloon, but the stolen property WAS az
forwards recovered In the cellar of an
Hmpty house near the brickyarus and
returned TO the owner.
just such crowd Of men as might be
found at prayer-meeting assembled
yesterday morning in the Post-office,
md Notwithstanding the balmy atmos.
phere they kept up q CONVERSATION for at
east an hour. Each member had his
turn on his own peculiar subject, but
the. leader Of the party seeing a man on
the opposite corner that owed him
money broke for him and the balance
adjourned.
City Council--The resolutions adopted
at the public meeting in regard to the
BARRACKS removal were concurred in.
IL was resolved that the President OF the
Board be sent to Washington to urge |
before the proper department the re- /
moval Of the troops from Columbus to /
this pert. A vote OF thanks to the Pres |
fdent and members OF the Boards oil
Commerce, Cincinnati, for their prompt |
action in aid OF returning the troops to I
Newport Barracks, was adopted. The
Committee on Ways and Means reported
o statement or the city,s account with
the Bank Of America, New York, show
lug balance to the city's credit, Feb
Fuary q, OF 81, 1856 66. 49,.
The City Council adopted the following /
RESOLUTION last night: -
shaving reliHble information that Rep
Resentative Nelson has entered a motion
70 reconsider the vote Id the House oil
by which the ACT in IA L