The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-03
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= II. y, B1akelY was yesterday appoInteu
guardian Of Miss Rosetta Jones, in the
County Court.
The annual exhibition given by the
students of st. Joseph's Schooi LOOK
place tnfs morning at the school nan. 4
- John slocher, in the Mayors Court,
was fined So; Charles Neville, for On isor-
Hderlv conduct, dismissed; Chas. Scott,
same, conLinued.
= The lots belonging to j. M. Hawes on
-Maaison street. north of Ninth, were
sold yesterday AFTERNOON, aggfegatiiig
s$9,116. The average was $40 81 per front
loot.
The Board of Supervisors of Taxes for
sKen5on County met yesterday at the
ACourt-house and organized by electihg
20. g. Wallace Chairman, and A. Q. Ell
lis Secretary.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. M. M. Soria
and AinaB. Llncn, George Baier and
Catherine Schmidt, Fred. Burger and
sCarollna Wa,burg, Elisha Gardiner and
Anne Grimmeiser, Henry b. Dryer and
Mary A. Cook.
The new bond of Captain W. G. Stone,
City Treasurer, was accepted In the
Circuit Court yesterday, with Messrs.
Logan Railey, e. X. Thornton, John Jor-
dan, Jonn w. Wheeler, b. Hulsman and
Samuel Moreland as sureties.
Articles oil incorporation ere filed for
record iii the County Clerks office by
Messrs. III. III. Kimball, John w. Spell
man, Joseph Dauner, Charles Fogg and
VIM. Spelman, associated as the "Union
Industrial Works" Capital stock, $685..
0U0, divided into shares of $25 each. The
lprincipal office is Covington.
"A lively row occurred yesterday In
front OF Ii. Spenneberg's grocery, corner
s0f Eleventh and Greenupj streets, during
which an old basketmaker named Haver
was badly beaten. Haver was at work
at The time, when two men, Mike Riley
sand Tom Daniels, assaulted him. The
Marshal and officer Bolan arrested the
men. This morning Riley was fined $53
and Daniels $2S for breach OF the peace.
aAlittle boy ten years old, who lives
with his widowed mother, Mrs. Norris,
on Lee street, near Kip, was shot in the
right side near the lower rib while
watching a wedding party at Riesen-
backs about A O'Clock yesterday even
ling. A man named Bernard Brinkman
was arrested on the boys story and
taken to the Marshal's office, where he
gave bond in the sum ot$4,000. The boy
lis not expected to recover.
NEWPORT.
No City Court this morning.
Meeting tonight OF the Republican
Bounty. Executive Committee.
Captain VIM. N. Air is having his two
Eerryboats repainted. Work was begun
aio-day.
Mr.. Paul Feline and Miss Matte Hors-
tlal, daughter OF ,Jonty Horsfal, Will be
married this evening at Grace Methodist
Church.
The troops at this post leave to-mor-
trow for Columbus. This ends the con-
-troversy between Newport and the
above named oly.
Charles Anderson, o lad about sixteen
wears old broke his leg this morning, on
ihe Alexandria Pike about one mile
from the city, by falling out ofhis wagon.
,Itis said thatsas soon. as the new Due
Der Building is finished over seventy
Aworkipgmen's families will remove to
this city. Let them come, plenty ol
syoom.
The Grand Jury reported the following
indictments yesterday: Michael Shea,
spetty larceny; George birthstone, mali
spious outing; Jonn d.. Gerke, malicious
shooting.
Justus j. Hetsch filed his petition In
bankruptcy in the Office Of United States
Commissioner Bostwick, in C0vington,
liabilities .$11,04O. His assets about
Equal his liabilities. Exemptions, $34O
LEXINGTON, KY.
Mr.. Henry Dooderward, Of this city,
and Miss Fanny Filler, Of Cincinnati, are
sLo, be married on the 4th.
A waif Of humanity awaits the return
spf heartless mother at Charity Hospi-
skal. The tEuant mother deserted II
ttmhon n ~ q q only, fOllr 0avR old.
The Lexington Baseball Club played
their inaugural game with the ST. Louis
Brown Stockings, Monday, which re.
isulted in an easy victory for the Browns
sby a score of II to5. The iLexingtons
want a little more practice before tack
ling another club like tue, Browns.
The Republican County Committee
met In Lexington Saturday night and
.AppointedN delegates to the .Loulsville
rConyention. From observations through
The hey-hole one might imagine that the
turbulent assembly felt "a ''divlded in
.terest," and that an lattemptrwas being
made TO break up a clique known as the
sisReyepue Ring" Its understood, how
sbyer, that peace and harmony was re
sbt0red before the close Of the meeting.
Col. 8. B. Armstrong and Major Danie
sHurlahy, attorneys ,of Irisht0wn, have
tEouhLuDbSu q tNlVAoStPOAol ltVfAASh - " pe
.haed In carrying the mail between Lex
}ngton and that classic precinct and
Gibraltar Of Democracy, at u velocity
.Dfsixty miles an hour. The Pos'-oflice
has not yet been located, though it ii
s5urmisedI that the Hon. Mlchael M Car
,Iy, May or OF f1rishL0wn, will be appointed
fostmas ter, as he is a solid Democrat
Snd can stand as much rest as any Other
;tity officer.
HAMILTON.
The Commissioners have mot .ye
awarded. the county printing.
~ The following Is the City Board o.
Equalization as appointed by lConnci
Monday night: First Ward. Jacob Ma
iihias; Third Ward, Adam Laurie AMI
Henry Earhart; Second Ward, Januar,
IHAiz; Fourth Ward. Asa Cain and +. A
Bchleip.
HIP. Clough, of ID iddletowp, ,whorapre
yents the Company making application
tpr the privilege of furnishing gas ,tol
the city, offers TO furnish itrsl-olasi
Article for -, % per 1000 cubic feet, .ol