The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25
COvINGTON.

day TO Mr.. j. Burlington for $2O,625.
Esquire Francis fined Fred. Abel sd |
and oosis- yesterday, for whipping ms
vile and hired, girl.
Al strawberry festival and supper will
be given tonight by the ladies OF tne
First Presbyterian Church.
The Degree of Honor was conferred
last night at FechteHs Hall on forty
members by the A. .. U. w.
The Young Mems Sodality of the
Cathedral will give a grand picnic in
June Tor the benefit of the new school
The ladies who desire TO take part In
the decorations oisoldiers' graves next
Sunday meet this afternoon at O'CLOCK
at the Union NJ. e. Church.
Joseph Stoller, accused Of getting. a
coat OF Adolph Ante, tailor, by false
pretenses, was tried by Esquires. Du-
yeneck and Tebbs and discharged.
A parlor entertainment WAS given by
Prot. Duncan's Celebrated Marionette
Company at the residence Of Richard e.
Roden, Esq, ON Ninth street, in this
CITY, last evening.
Gus. Weaver, an auctioneer, whose
place ia. at $50 Madison street, was ar
rested on a, warrant sworn out by The0.
Leverman charging him with having OBJ
tanned a. watch and $5 by false pretenses.
The case will be heard tomorrow by
Squire Duyeneck. Weaver is out on
bail.
The game between the Covington Stars
ana the Aetives, Of Reading. Pennsylva-
MIA, yesterday resulted as follows:
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AetiVes. .....0 80 3 .. . o.e
wrestle again with the Stars this after
noon. The Stars will play the Walnut
Hllls Club next Saturday.
MAYORS sCoURT.-George q Hackers and
John Brockman, for injuripg property,
were each fined $13 25. Ellen Rogers,
disorderly, let Off on promise OF good BE-
hayior; Charley Bowen, breach Of the
peace, 81; Ann Miller, disorderly. dis
missed; Mary Muratty, drunk and dis
peace, $5 50. The case OF George Moore,
charged with rape, will be tried to-mor-
row.
Mr.. j. p. Miliard, OF South Carolina,
is the guest OF Mayor Berry.
High Mass was celebrated In the
Catholic Church this morning Ascen-
sion Day.
Do no! forget the entertainment given
tonight by me Bellevue Club at Odd
fellows Hall.
Gen. Geo. B. Hodge will deliver the
address at the decoration of soldiers
graves at Linden Grove Cemetery.
The concert given by the Misses
Steinert and Hitlner, assisted by the
Apollo Club of Cincinnati, takes place
tomorrow evening AZ Odd-iellows' Hall
The election of new Board Of Di
rectors for the Newport 81 Covingtor
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place at the meeting OF City Council to
night.
"A four-horse team belonging to tht
Rolling. Mill backed into the ticket-ofice
at the Newport approach OF the Suspsn
sion Bridge and demolisheda number
windows. @
The following cases will be tried BY
Judge Geisler this afternoons: Henr,
Coleman, Sarah STAIRS, Lucy Coleman
and julia West, all colored folks. INT
charge is disorderly conduct.
Atameeting of the Board Of Educa
tlon it was resolved to allow the teach
arsl the use OF Bellevue street schoo
buildings under. the care OIL the ioca
ers to continue the present text book
and course OF study, and to pay all ex
penses.
The graduation exercises OF the New
portiHiQh Scnool was the attraction las
night at Odd-lellows' Hall. The pro
krsmme consisted of choruses, th'
aGloria,. OF Mozart; seine Magica
Horn,y and a Parting Song" by TIM
graduates, assisted by Mr.. McChesne.
atthsI piano, and the excellent choir o
the First Presby terian Church, and solo
hy MIR. Ed. q. Remme and Prof. W. Ii
Jones. Addresses were delivered b.
A, s, Berry, Esq, and Rev. j. ID. Hen
". The names Of the gradua tee and th
subiects oil their essays were as follows
Miss SaIfie Britton, :" Friendship" Mis-
Ella BromweIl, Languages" Miss Ell
Grail, "Ruins;" Miss Clara Dunkhorsl
ssstraszen-Engel,. Hans.leuie.; mis- MS
Mohler. .Finished;" Miss Allie Smith
srrwilisht:v Miss Camilla Spring
ssTbat,n Mr. L. u. Wilson, "Uentenniai |;
Mas Geergiafia Wrightson, "Paintln
and Sculpture; Miss Sarah Peacock
"The Poetic aud the Prosaic."
e LEXINGTON. KY.
Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. Fredheimei
OF Louisville, are visiting Mrs. Monks
cf this City.
GRAND musical festival, under th
supervision OF Prot. h. A. Saxton, wi
take place at the First Baptist Churc
next Sunday.
LMr. James Buford, one of the clerks Q
the ST. Nicholas, informs us that the a'
erage daily arrivals since the hotel ma
been under the management OF Co
Stockton were over seventy.
The Pioneers Of Kentucky, In place
going to the Centenniai, have arrange
for an old mans barbecue, which is 500
TO take place. The affair is to be strictl
for old people, who 90 in nthe who
Aeg.
Mr.. David A. King has now in oper
ttfon at hisresidenee on Limestone stre'
an electric clock OF his own inventio
Mr.. King 10 quite q scientist, and th
work has been. his careful study fe
many years.
Mr.. j. -Badders. OF the firm Of Kent
Badders, while driving along the Ke
tacky River, Tuesday, was thrown oy
ahundfed feet pfeeipiee by his hor'
that became frightened and ran ava
Fortunately Mr.. Badders was not ve
seriously injured, though the wagon
nstotai wreck. ~ ft H