The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-04
UovINGToN.
A blank slate in the Mayors Court

"A ptanh Siube III Iue mayors. C0urbs
The McGowen pump will be tried to-
morrow.
The Democratic Club meets tonight
at Drexelius' Hall tor the election Of
officers.
The floors of the Engineers and Mar
shal's Offices have been covered with a
coating oiZtic.
A Baptist Centennial meeting took
place at 10 A. NJ. at the First Baptls t
Church ON Fourth street.
John Copple, an employe at Geisbau.
ers brewery, spraineu his back and was
otherwise considerably bruised, by tall
ing down the cellar yesterday.
A lively row occurred the other day
at St0ckhamers saloon, corner of Hickey
and Austin streets. Several of the par
ticipants carried of some severe
wounds.
John Weichman, the young son OF
Henry Weiohman, the ale and porter
manufacturer, had one Of his legs bro
ken day before yesterday by falling from
q fence on stevens street near Trevor.
JohnKeith, aged seventy years, was
buried this morning from his residence
on Sanford street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. The funeral cefena0ni es
= WSAS tpAAOAHASN wv SAN OoNAh6 wa Wy
thedral.
The election for new Board of Di-
rrectors OF the Star Baseball Club, held
last night, resulted In the choice Of the
following gentlemen: M. 1. Barker, Jas.
b. Casey, Henry S. Perciyal, James r.
Orr, James Ernst, Hon. George g. Per-
Ikins, "a. Bostwiek, T.. e. Casey, Il. d.
Casey, George h. Hartley and d.. e.
lStuard. The above Board will meet to-
morrow afternoon at The Greenup-street
tHose-house, to elect officers.
NEWPORT.
Captain Tom Bowling left this morn
ing for Springfield, Ohio.
City Oourt--Peter Jackson, breach oi
the peace, 81; Jack Weber, same, So;
George Conly, disorderly conduct, was
fined $H and costs. .Sass" Conley will
be heard to-day on the charge Of cutting
VIM. Rippleton.
The City Democratic Executive Com
lmittee nominated City Physicians as
follows: DR.. Dameron Tor the First Dis
trict, and DR.. S. l.. Bennettfor the Sec
ond. No nomination was made for the
Third District.
The Short-line Railroad employees are
about to receive their back-pay. BY or
ders ofthe Receiver, Mr.. George Mcleod.
pdy ututor W0It uAuC bO-uuy W StupAOJ CO
in the general Office. Engineers, fire.
men and employees in the machinery de-
partment will be paid on the last three
days Of the week. Employees Of the
transportation department. will be paid
next week, and those of the road depart.
ment on and alter the 18th inst.
The Democratic County Executive
Committee of Campbell County, George
r. Tearons, Esq, Chairman, met al
Alexandria yesterday after the C0nyen-
tion. 1t was resolved to hold County
Convention at the Alexandria Court
house at II o'clock A. NJ, on the fiji 81
Monday in July, to nominate candi
date fol- Sheriff Of the county. The Sat.
urday preceding was selected for pri
mary meetings. The election in the
country districts to be held between the
hours of A and p. NJ. and in the city
districts OF Newport, Dayton and Belle
yue between the hours of6 and T. M.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Mrs. G. G. Turner, of Covington, il
visiting her friends in this city.
Mr. Thomas N. Green, editor of thu
iMaysyille Eagle. has been spending 6
Jew days III this city.
Bishop Toebbe, of Covington. admins
tered the sacrament Ut confirmation to
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getnel Wicn apvus Nv ~, .noTsatu Wt pusnels
OF coSl, neio1s1ns ~ w 80 aontn, Sen
.ral nanleaa SatnrJa n;9,t Tho noy m,n,os eu
py Are " ea.a sod naai A sti,I sn,aIdar;,
heap on ehallea S1ai inss - e'lr The IosS
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propapiy feAoeeu e.,oo''
Captain y. j.. Treacy, or Curragh
Stables, made the most important sale
pf hne trotters DAY or TWO ago that,h has
Deen aue , Iils Lmn nus'y Jnn, nEohs ~ shen ~
Chief, dam by Abdallah, who has a rec
ord OF 2;28N, and has trotted in 2:23
and the filly Miss Goldsmith, by Regu
lar, dam BY second Edwin Forrest
time, 2:a0. The entire lot was purchased
by Mr.. Il. Y. COOK, OF New York.
LUDLOW, XIV.
The Ludlow Yacht Company held its
first regular business meeting last night
The meeting was called to order by Jas
Bragg, ESQ, and Mr. j. r. Gravenei
acted as clerk. Mr.. Bragg explained
the object OF the meeting in his usual in.
aelligent style, after which the articles
tion riyen to thosa nresant tn oonoa for