The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-09
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Ag4clock at the Coyington High School.
a. G.. Johnston was arrested by 0fReer
0rau for being drunk. His ease WAS
continued.
There is young son at the house OF
Rev. Mr. Weilert, pastor OF the German
ID. Il. Church. Efff 81 t44
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-John Conway
and Ella Barry, Ira NJ. Ingram and Je-
rusha b. Hale. '"F :" '@1
The concert at Odd-fellows' Hall last
night, given by the Fourth Union M. E..
Churcn, was agrand success. f n t7'1
Agrand surprise party was given last
night az the residence Oh Mr.. j. j. Mack
lin, corner Of Twelfth and Madison
streets.peet &niHiai1tt i.T4 N a N'
Mrs. Bogenshutz, who a few days ago
was thrown out OF q wagon, and whose
injuries were 80 severe that 1t was
thought she would die, is recovering
rapidly, and will be able to leave her
bed in few days. .,. ..it
The special committee of citizens APP
pointed to Investigate the financial con-
aition OF the city, especially in refer
ence to the defalcaLion Of the late Treas
tirer, smith N. Hawes, reported that his
defalcaJion amounted to $52, ,484 81. The
City Clerk was charged with conipfieiey.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Commonwealth
against Trustees OF West C6vingt0n /;
same against City Counciimen oil Lud-
low, continued; same against Thomas
jackson, for the Howe burglar fouhd d
guilty and awarded one year in the
Penitentiary. T lt4 CttT Tf.t .f}
John Moller, selling liquor to minor,
verdict Of not guilty; Henry Schneider,
same ofense, same verdict. The w.t.
inesses i n these cases were ruled out be-
cause Of having been convicted Of petit
larceny, an infamous otfense by the laws
of Kentucky, and so the prosecution
failed.
COUNCIL. PRoCEEDINGs.--By consent,
| Mayor Athey made statement to the
Board regarding the eity's default to tine
,State for taxes. He has heen served
with summons from the Franklin Cir
cult Court. The Board appropriated
1854 to pay the default for 1870 and 1876.
Claims to the amount of $o,6i4 IL were
allowed. One OF these Is an item of $500
fer the improvement of Powell and Stew
ems streets. II
IA resolution extending the time OF
paying the city taxes without penalty
was adopted by vote OF to =. ..s..,.u
S. B. Patterson was granted a tavern
incense for the Clinton House stand.
Mr.. Ashbrook handed In the report of
the Joint Committee OF Investigation. 1t
was read and referred TO the Committee
jof The Whole next Thursday night.
The Committee on Law reported the
hill OF Fisk II Pryor tor 5000, for legal
seryices in the case OF the City against
iR. Hemingway and others, with favor
able recommendation, and the report
Ssas concurred in.
, The lottery license ordinance, report
ed by the same Committee, was also
Tue special Committee OF inquiry on
Free Bridge reported recoml2 enoaelon
to employ Mr.. EarDshaw to prepare esti.
mates lor a tree bridge, as published
yesterday. The report was recommit-
ted. Adjourned.
!, NEWPORT.
The st. Boniiace Orphan Society OF
Newport will turn out next Sunday.
The Ben. Jonson Club will render $50
len Single" next Thursday at Cincin-
matt.
The picnic of the public schools has
been set for next Friday, at Parlor Grove.
The tickets heretofore issued Will be
good. ~.
A German named Gabriel Houk, who
lives on German street, had his head
fractured by an AK in the hands or his
wife. He will recover.
Hospital Steward Guyon arrived here
Yesterday from Nashville to relieve
Bteward johnson. The Hospital was
immediately turned over to his care.
/ The funeral OF Miss Fannie Jones is
set tor this afternoon from Grace III. e..
Church ON Jefferson street, instead OF
from the Baptist Church ~ announced.
| CIRCUIT CoURT.-The jury in the case
tof X tein against Betz was discharged
yesterday, as it could not agree.
Mrs. Margaret Fair got judgment for
s76 against 4. d. Hayman.
Benefit of the St. PauPs Episcopal
,hurch tonight at Odd-fellows Hall.
trhe comic operetta OF s.BOx and Coxu
sviIl be given. and the entertainment
will be one Of the most enjoyable Of the
season.
Company A, Sixteenth Infantry, under
Nhhe eolnmand OF Capt. Chas. Il. Morse
and First Lieutenant W. W. Barrett,
arrived on the Short-iine Railroad last
night. The company is forty strong and
lie from Lebanon, Ky.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.-The Board OF
Councilmen at its regular session last
evening, took under consideration the
Droposed ordinance to contract with the
Bellevue and Newport Gas-light Com
pany. A motion to lay the ordinance on
the liable two weeks was defeated by a
tie vote.
Alter an hour aad a quarter spent In
discussing the measure in the most in
temperate and dunparliamentary manner,
a a. t.