The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-07
CoyINGToN.

chancery Court was adjourned until
"Wednesday.
Jos. Hermes. Esq, was elected to the
management Of ArDsiter Hall.
The funeral OF the late Fred. Macke
took place at $3.50 O'Clock from ST. Jo-
seph's Church.
Representative n. w. Nelson will be
present at the saloon Keepers, meeting
Tomorrow afternoon.
Mary Horner was fined ST 80 by Squire
Manson, OF South Coyington, lor an as
sault ON a c0lored child.
Lewis Pikett, Esq, the architect, was
presented last niguJ with u Charming
httle girl of fifteen pounds.
Centennial Lodge of Good Templars
meets aext Friday evening at Fechter's
Hall for permanent organization.
Louis Sullivan, charged with cutting
with intent to kill, was dism ssed yes
terday evening, no one appearing against
him.
The saloon-keepers who m 9t yesterday
afternoon at Arbeter Hail will meet
again tomorrow and appoint commit.
tee to 60 10 Frankfort in the interest Of
the Minor Liquor Law.
Mayors Court - Richard Beagley,
drunk and disorderly, $4;'J ComIn,
breach OF the peace, dismissed lor want
OF prosecutions; j. Sponsor, disorderly
conduct, continued till tomorrow.
County Court-The probation of the
will of Martin BridWell was contested
by the children. Continued till the next
regular term.
The Coylngton & Cincinnati Bridge
Company applied for removal of terry
rights from Main street, Covington, to
Central avenue, Cincinnati. Granted.
NEWPORT.
Seven larcenes were committed since
Saturday evening, in this city. Pol1cel
The Kentucky Conference OF the Nj. E.
Church will convene tomorrow at Grace
M. Il. Church.
The Democratic City Executive Com
mittee met in executive session at
Squire Hofs office last night.
Captain J. Habbel and Doc. De Gruyt ter
will 70 to Frankfort, as delegates, i'll the
interest of the Minor Liquor Law.
! Four Ioiterers who were arrested yes
terday will be brought before Judge
Geisler tomorrow morning. Their
names are Jno. Rodgers, Jno. Barnett,
VIM. Elliott and Edward Connolly.
J School Board-The Treasurer's report
shows a balance on hand of $10,29S 81.
The following was presented:
sResolved, That the Board appropriate
at least $1,000 per annum as a sinking
fund TO redeem outstanding bonds, and
dhat this tund be put at interest, or used
IN purchasing our outside bonds. We
further recommend to the Board that
one German teacher and the music
teacher be dispensed with for the next
school year."
A committee for picnic purposes was
mppointed, alter which the Board ad-
aourned.
f HAMILTON,
This evening the "Phunny Seyen'
Eombination will hold forth at Eaton.
The remains Of Mrs. Belengee were
Yesterday taken to Buffalo for inter-
ment.
The trial of Bowman, indicted for en-
bezzlement, is set for Thursday OF this
fNeek.
Mrs. T. g. Lands, who has been lying
dangerously i'll for a long time, was
kholght to be dying last night.
Barney Hapertepen, the Third-street
Iehoe man, had an alteration yesterday
ENith one OF his hands, and in the melee
eeceived q knock-down.
The Board of County Commissioners
IGnet Yesterday. A bill of $50 25 was al.
bowed G. M. Kyger for stone-work on
bridge. Petitions for several roads were
received, and other minor business was
khisposed of.
The social of the United Presby terian
Mhurch, announced TO come off Thurs
day evening, has been postponed OH &C
Count of the serious illness of Mrs
lands, an estimable and much-beloyed
member OF the Church.
y A fire was discovered last night by
niur N the nf th6
premises Of A. ). Dinner, on Fifth street
There was no alarm given as the fire had
gained but little headway and was soor
Rxtingulshed. A bundle of rags satu
rated with coal oil was founu, which
proves that it was the work Of incen
Hiaries.
LEXINGTON, KY.
The Press office has been removed II
Longs Block, Oh Cheapside..
The temperance lecture by Professor
H. q, Needham, at the First Bapts
Church, on Sunday afternoon, was wei
offended.
The first game of baseball Of the sea
SON was played Sunday at the grounds
hear the Southern Railroad fill. The oil
eiub will be reorganizedin few weeks
when we look for some fine playing.
The fronts OF large number OF ou
business houses on Main street are beinj
repainted. Blue, red and green are th'
eolors. This is supposed to represen
three nationalities-Irish, German ami
american.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The following is the result of the elec
tion yesterday: For President OF tn
Board of Trustees, Mr.. d. G. Johnston
Independent, 0G; A. West, Independent
IL; Ben. Holmes, Citizen, q; Mr.. John
Bton, was elected. Board Of Trustees
John Taphorn, Independent, 96; Rees,
Morgan, Citizen, 96; A. Bailey, Inde
pendent, 92; George Chadwick, Citizen
Be-; VIM. Skinner, Independent, 46; tn
first three were elected. For Clerk
Samuel L. Badger, 1874; no opposition
Treasurer, A. II. Dresselnause, 1876; n
opposition For Assessor, Mr.. Isaa
Cunningham was elected by 10S votes
C.L. Decamp receiving "a, Reuben Ted
roe IL. George Marsh anu VIM. Enyar
were Judges OF the Election, Ii, L. Cai
lell Clerk, and j. w. Ratlitf Sheriff.
DAYTON. KY.
The Dayton Choral Union, assisted b,