The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-26
COvINGToN,


lour story structures.
The Alumni Association OF the Cow
1ngton High Schools will meet at Coop
er's Hall tomorrow evening to elect OIL
GERS and admit new members.
The Pioneer Association met Saturday
at the Courthouse. A committee was
appointed TO draft Constitution similar
20 that OF the Cincinnati Pioneer Asso-
citation.
MAYORS CoURT.-George Brosemer
was up again this morning on charge OF
breach Of the peace. His fine was Sc.
Jim Murphy, for disorderly conduct, was
fined "a.
The funeral of Edwin Thomas, the ex-
press messenger killed last Wednesday
on the Kentucky Central Railroad, took
place yesterday from the First Presby-
terian Church.
The man who several days ago left the
carcass of a horse on Bankllck street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
has not yet been found. Ii he is he will
be severely punished.
The following pupils passed the exam
tnation ior admission to the High School.
Their names are arranged in the order
of their standing:
FIRST Distriet-B. D. Best, Principal.
], Anna Scuitti; 2, Grace Jarvis; 9, Anna
Ferciyal; 4, Lizzie Dorman; 8, John
Gallon; 0, Monte Spilman; 7, Edith
Nixon; s, Charles Metcalf; 8, Jennie
Tarvin; 10, George Woods; II,
Thomas Lee; u, Lizzie Hodsdon;
13, VIM. Stone; ID, Benjamin Salt; 10,
Sallie Hearne; rs, Lulu Pearce; II,
Emma Percival; Is, Charles Parma; 10,
Wiles; ~, NJ. Blackburn; 20, William
WiLhers; "a, William Miller; 20, Jennie
Booth; 26, Jennie Wise; q. Lena
Schwarz; is, Conrad q. Hunt; 20, Mat
tie Snyder; 80, Charles Wise.
Second District-J. Nigman, Princi-
pal. /, Mamie Temple; 2, Annie Robert
son: 3, Carrie Douglass; 4. sallle Sut-
ton; 5, Harry Lawrencei 8, Katie Kein-
per; 7, Tonic huber; 8, William Wilson;
b, William Menninger; 10, Katie Hali; !;
IL, Samuel stephens; II, Clara Miller;
13, Aggie Day; IA, Alice Hardy; 15,
Annie See; Ii, Sue Evans; II, Saliie
Grady; Ii, Jennie Day; 10, Lizzie Keen i;
70, Daniel Ruttle; 2l, Jeff Gray; ", Hor-
nee Kercheyal.
Thira District-George A. Yates,
Principal. /, Henry Herring; 2, Lille
Soden; 3, r. S. Martin; a, }. W. Staw-
art; 8, Lola MoCue; g. Ellie Bailey; =,
CLARA Tranter; 8, Emma Ranshaw; y,
james Malheny; 10, Victoria Marshall /;
Il, Eyie Mooar; ~, Andrew Boyd; 70,
Charles Davidson; IA, Richard Boya; 10,
WIN. Buckton; ~, Emdia klcharason; !;
II, Alice Mcmillan; lS, Anne Mcna.st I
10, Robert Jonnson; ~, Annie jenkins;
II, Carrie b. Watson.
Fourth Dlstrict-Arnold Ellis, Prin-
cipal. 1, David Cree; 2, Rudolph Walk
er; 3. Cora Shellig; d. Rosa Williams; 8,
Carrie Bonney;6, Dottie Fagin; 7, ka-
tie Sanger; :, Robert Milligan; 8, Harry
Huff; 10, Eltie Mckee; IL, LizzIe Mead
ams; IL, John Whitehouse; ID, Maggie
Walker; Ii, Mary Crockett; 10, George
Reaman; IL, Lulu Thorpe; II, Ida Hern-
Gon.
The steepie Of Corpus Christi Church
as being reshingled.
The five-year-oid con Of Mr.. Henry
NMarsh fell from u wagon und broke an
arm.
! One OF the ght-blooming cereus
plants was in bloom AT Nh. Olhaber's Sat
urday night.
The Tibbatts Band will furnish music
this evening at the Republican ratifica-
jtion meeting in COvingtoM
Madison street rewdies were out again
din tub force yesterday. Several broken
heads and beer glasses were the result.
The Democratic County Executive
|Committee nave made arrangements for
lEhe Urinary elections OF next Saturday.
CITY CoURT.-P. Daily, trespassing
ION other premises, 50 and costs; b. Mar
Tin and Dave Shannon, drunk and disor-
derly, 81 and costs each.
All societies which intend to partici.
pate in the parade ON the Fourth are re-
auested to send a representative to meet
the Executive Committee at the Court.
house this evening.
H, Ahrens will take O photograph oil
(R. Ii. Lehman. the alleged bank swlnd
iler. They say Lehman is wanted much
more III Louisville and in Warren Coun'
'ty than he is in Cincinnati.
HAMILTON.
Rev. A. w. Clokey, pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church, preached
his farewell sermon yesterday morning
The members of the p. o. s. A, CamI
No. IL, are requested to meet tomorrow
evening at their hall to make prepara
lions Tor the Fourth.
Phil. Rothenbush, commanding the
Continental Guards, gave the citizens q
fine taste of the glorious Fourth by pa
raaing the principal streets with his
BOInpauy DdtuIuuy cNOuluSs
BY way of variety, on the Fourth, S
A. Boil is preparing tor boat race tt
come of on the Miami, near the Suspen
sion Bridge. He has prepared a hand
some silver goblet, appropriately en-.
grayed, to be given to the winner on the
occasion.
At meeting OF the Board of Agricul
ture Saturday the dining-hall and vari
GUS stands on the Fairgrounds were
awarded to the highest bidders. They
propose making new half-miie race
Track, and ier that purpose leased The
necessary ground from the County Com
missioners.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mules and horses are being bought al
this point for Government use.
Baseball at Paris Friday-Lexing.
tons, A; Mutuals, OF that city,9.
The hands Of the clock on the cupalo
of the stately edifice known as tht
Eourt-house, nave been painted. The
dial, however, remains untouched.
Captain j. w. Kidd, the genial and ac
commodating bus agent, has returnet
srnx,, hio rttroi nv aNTfi<,n.