The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-05
CoYINGTON.

.. -, III.
Clty treasurer oVoHe was a; iulmay
placed In possession oI tne lfeasAref's
once yesterday.
OF robbing Geo. Hawig Of his horse, were
held ever TO the Criminal Court.
sj,bs f,,rars, N Mrs, Rose, who resid ed
~, Iaonsan straoa anJ SCSn hss fallen 4
giavina yr !" sn,slI'n,% sonk niaca vester-
dsv-
,rrs ,rrsro, y, tho ,ote prof panm.
st1nS go s'I.Sa ~ :, e,srb rvoyn St
S,nns s,,,w on t,hpas.h S,a wss largely at.
taS,isd "'0'' "
''iueu. 60, 1,-s
Frank stanseeeck' a a,l,s es. iof . long sme msys
seslaenss O. 'his y Gsa.y pus n;s,s ~ ~ ~
isisihds. iivni HA'0' +" he'e On ''''' " MS
Robert England, drunk and disorderly,
and Joe Doucett, drunk, were. the only
cases before the Mayor. The former
was fined $40, and the latter dismissed.
Amanda Webster sued out a writ be-
fare Jndaa Perkins YESTERDAY. alleging
that JohH O. Braun has inyeigled and Sc
tlueed nef daughter. Fanny Webster,
aged sixteen years. and has her CON
10 SURRENDER her or reveal her where
abouts. The writ is returnable to-day.
Thn f01ldVVfT1M tho mArrtAQ0 lie
s.ases isa,taa si,,Sa air laat ret,0rt; Jno,
1uarbaaE a;d N n Havhg. Thos,
4 Tnriav and Dora !. Noffhcutt.- Pat
G,,Seoogz ssran Mcnra Hanrv q. Wal.
a. 0e ana "a Msrv Halev. James McCiung
20 Maru Luastson. James Peek
Snd ti,niata t'rawfori. Geo. E. Rash and
Iann;a IIIz' .fos' ZONES and Martha Will
S,ama. VIM. I. Hamflton and Fannie
Duncan.
m.o o.h, poord wat vosteeaav. The
;,1ant Tue S1noIt r,os ;nstrnoted to ace to
nupeIinten.uten. ',,snn wa, than switch be
1T tnat no otnel weapon 'Iah Sniar;os nMSn rore M
useo IA sne IonUoI u;c,, S"hooi ssO,.
alloweu ~ iouo sa"s. Me- Schoo1 S131:
1ntefmeoiaLe, p4cyi ,nS ni,str;cs' y'
i Eirst nis Uiss1iG,; n S;%' s7Io. Fourth Dis'
eIVoi s1no 20 TntaI sS aaS "A
trics, s'vH s,nm%,t,ee 70. % "s Ways yy, and Means.
through Mr.. Fisher, presented the Trea-
surer's report. 1t SHOWS: balance jan
uary ], $500 70; receipts lor January
1886 u; disDursements iol 9, SaIualy' sa 1as y
$f1S 10; Daiaace, t., Sd1uy % we1s So and
MelelaI;u 1; s,,;noction with snec,sI Com
.a,f,tna annointaa to settle with Treasurer
Mnwas M.sea 'Rp
The following was offered by MIR.
Kearns:
We
tion OF this Board, with scarcely sum
cient income to meet tne necessaly saE
school expenses, Desides Donueo uept
Of $4,000, soon TO be retifed, We Memo.
rialize the LEGISLATURE Oh hen.ucny, nv -. ama
ASK snat nonoraSle nou5, ;s ~ Roard oar i to lew
VI an ;tsono1 W., " aoIno'nb sobaniAtay Of Ave
an auaso as. 10 ,,,,ndrod dollars or as
,,,'ct, theraof ss NAV he necessary TO
- - do
this Board for educational purposes"
A dopted. and DR.. Kearns authorized
and requested to proceed to Frankfort
and urge the same upon the Legislature; ;
also, to urge the passage OF law re-
qulring the payment OF utnes as pre-,
requisite TO the exercise Oh the 'ishs VI
suffrage.
NEWPORT.
Two freight trains arrived on the
short.line,
r. o, ,h.ro ox,sts a r;po In mr. citv
x.,s fa,v Says uara end wa ax.
a., ana % r;no S,,, rayttonlars
Peos ~ - GO 49, 1of, we .ra ,ono n
tnh;a olessIl aasS q, ana na ' fanex @ % stnva for
A iea; Gnr;ai Ew%ibition
she oeAtonn."a - NH
How about tnat ringI our cltizens
feel proud oi our Watef-works, Dut tney
ieel oeviiish poor "neh ~ ooiAes '" p"y
Ane 'aAos:
A. prominent citizen caiied on US yes
terday and asked II treasurer boWers
had TO wait as long lor MS salary as tne
Police or Fire department..
Deputy Sheriff Clary was attacked
this morning by q vicious dog, but when
he came in contact with the worthy OIL
GERS flesh he made nasty retreat
The funeral of the late Henry Kratz,
0f the Garrison Band, takes place TO-
morrow. at O'Clock. from ST. Johns
Church, corner Of Mayo and Columbia
streets,
CAPTAIN WIN. N. Air brought two dozen
handkerchief from Philadelphia for the
ferfyboht crew. They are s.Centen.
nials,U and represent the main building
OF the International Exhibition.
The Marketmaster has always been the
3nost active city officer. His attention
to his official duties made him favorite;
but somehow or other the Council got
hold Of him and cut down his salary to
R400.
Suoh an ofica as Oyerseer of the Poor
- nj wall known to our citizens. Int
,ha ostiee nevertheless draws from the
eoo Vo -. n.L;,sn. HL. esan . .,aas