The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-02
COYINGTON.

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mouth Independent, was in town.
Rev. DR.. Mueller, pastor of the M. Il
Church, will resume his labors to-mor
row.
The Uptowns defeated the Downtowni
at The Star grounds, by score O.
10 to IA.
The Companies A and B, of the Hayes
and w heeler Guards, made fine display
last night.
MAYORS COURT Mary Satin, drunk,
town. She left. j. Ryan, same, dis.
missed; Chas. Hawkins, j. Apple and
Geo. O'Nell, Tor stealing some brass, $4l
each.
Dennis Maher, who was discharged
Friday from the Hospital at Lexington,
KY, came to this city the same night,
having in his possession $15. He got on
spree and aWoke this morning in lot
near the railroad track on Twelfth
street, minus most OF his money. He
does not know whether he Was robbed OF
or lost the money.
The Covington Commercial College
has become one of the flourishing as
well as useful Institutions of this city.
The attendance is large, and the in5truc-
tion given is thorough and satisfactory
to pupils and patrons. No better oppor-
tunity can be found to gain a practical
knowledge of bookkeeping, in eonnec-
tion with the other essentials of busi-
ness education, including handsome
and correct system Of penmanshlp.
Hon. j. w. Stevenson, United States
Senator, will be metz o-night upon his
arrival at the depot In Cincinnati and
escorted to this city. The Coyington
Light Guards and the various political
clubs and citizens with the Newport
Barracks Band, will lead him over the
following route: West on Second street
to Scott, thence to Fifth, west on Fifth
to Madison, south on Madison to
Eleventh, west ON Eleventh to Russell,
north on Russell to Pike, east on Pike to
Greenup, north on Greenup to the Court
house, from the east porch OF Which an
address of welcome Will be delivered by
Hon. r. A. Athey, Mayor of Covington.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The Committee on
Pubic Buildings was also granted fur
ther time TO select lots for the proposed
oolored school building.
The Committee on School Organiza-
ton reported the renting OF Robbins
street Church at $12 per month, and the
Madison-street Church at So, for the
temporary use of colored schools. The
report was aSfeeu 10.
The Board proceeded to elect mem.
Der of the Board of Examiners, to fill the
place of j. W. Hall, jr. Mr. Sackett
Mead was unanimously chosen.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Messrs. j. W. :
Howell, A. Deginger, and Joseph
Grunkemeyer were appointed Jury Com
mlssioners.
In the case of John W. Clark and wife,
fpfn
ruled, u judgment given for $500 fine and
costs, and an appeal granted.
In the case OF VIM. L. Wade, the mo-
tion Tor new trial was overruled, a
judgment given for $50 and costs, and an
order issued to abate the nuisance
within ten days. Appeal granted.
VIM. Ford, found guilty of keeping
tippllng-house, was fined $50 and costs.
In the case OF w. j. SANFORD, ,ir., the
motion for a new trial was overruled.
The following sentences were pro-
nounced: George Young, hog stealing,
one year; same, burglary, two years
Robert Brown, grand larceny, two years
Lee Crane, malicious shooting, two
years; G. Ii. Burke, having counterfeit
coin, two years; Caroline Burke, same, |
Two years: Carrie Robinson, larceny,
one year; Joe Williams, manslaughter,
oneyear.
Judgment was suspended in the case
ot Cora Gay, convicted of grand larceny,
as it had become known that she was
about to become mother.
NEWPORT.
,;Chas. studier is making the run tor
the misunderstanding.
Councilman Ed. O'Hara is attending
the Florenee.Fair. Yes, be COB. /
The last public concert by the Six
teenth Regiment Band will be given to-
morrow evening, at the Barracks. l
The docket of the Criminal Court for
the September term, beginning next |
Monday, contains but eighteen cases.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club at the |
Court. house last night was addressed |
by Major Robert Richardson, OF Coving-
ton.
The German Methodist Church at the |
corner Of Columbia and Jefferson streets |
VIII be reopened tomorrow and rededi- |
Gated.
A servant girl in the employ of Mr..
on Saratoga street, near Tib-
batJs, on Thursday night started fire
BY pouring on coal oil. The can exl
pl0ded and came near setting The clothes !
Df the girl on fire.
Mrs. Mary Barton, native of Dublin, |
ireland, died at her residence, 220 Front
street, last Wednesday, at the advanced
age OF one hundred and four years. She
las been a resident of this city tor
yearly thirty years.
The first regular meeting of the new
Military company, the Van Voast Light
Huards, was held last ,niVht
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