The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01

Seven hundred dollars was the amount of
taxes collected to-day
Mr. Joseph Droege has returned from
three years visit to Germany.
POLICE CoURT-Sarah Rooney, petty lar
ceny, "a; Thos. Kennedy, breach of the
peace, 80,
The Band OF the steamer Golden Rule
serenaded several of our river men IN this
city last night.
The Committee of Arbitration OH the
Williamson claim against the city meet
neYl Wednesday.
Frankie Griffin was awarded the prize for
being the best reader i'll the Third District
School yesterday.
A main line of slush pipe will be laid on
Third street to morrow between Madison
and Russell streets.
That intelligent and attractive Miss Mary
Quctin has returned from pleasant visit
through the interior
Mrs. Charles Westerman, of No. 52S Mad
ison street. fell from a step-ladder yesterday
and received broken arm.
The body Of a newly-born infant was dis
covered floating i'll the Ohio River ycster-
day, at McCullom's Rifle, six miles below
here
Miss Sullivan, who resides on Sixth and
Bakewell streets, was severely injured yes
terday by portion of the ceiling of her
house falling ON her.
The strawberry festivals at the residences
of Mr.. w. Il. Simrall and at the West End
Mission last night were successes, boIh
financially and socially.
Mcssrs Tanscy & Weck who have opened
a livery stable on THIRD street, yesterday
purchased a fine span of horses in Boone
County, paying 800 for them.
State Auditor Smith has issued circular
in which he says there has nol been foro
two months dollar in the Treasury to the
credit Of the Common School Fund,
Mr.. J. D. Hearne, in company with Su-
pcrintCndent Best, paid Il visit to our Public
Schools yesterday, and expressed himself
highly satisfied at the manner in which they
were conducted.
The alarm of fire from Box 13 this morn
ing at o'clock, was occasioned by a small
blaze in Ernst Platls smoke house, No. 1,2l5
BanklIck street. Loss *2O Hose reel No.
2 collided with milk wagon on Twelfth
and Russell streets and broke shaft.
The will of Caleb Carpenter was admitted
to probate this morning. lie bequeaths all
OF the property lie has any claim on to his
wife, and requests that his creditors accept
the proposed amendments 10 MS pahhTupt-
cy. MIR. q. J. Carpenter was appointed eX-
ecutor, and MesarS. w. Ii. Tebbs, l.. g. Ste
phens and w. w. Alden appraisers.
SETTING ON THE SCHOOLS
TO the Editor of the Star
Why is it that the parents of the colored
school children OF Covlngton are sending
their children to the Ca hOliC School i'll
tihciIlla'lf ineS say tl,a. 'le 'e"s,leis sii
manifest lo lii'eIeSl IN 'ileiii ,ieie' lhey Iy
It 'lein nG d1a 10 .uy peosc' i y 1ay "i'1t tioy
ttn"r lhc Schonl Rnard ou~ht to remedy his
nv riyin, us teachers full of life and inter
est, A FRIEND OF HIS own Color,
A sr,rcr p,cr,o Friendshin and Mvr-
tie LADIES' K of p of C0yjnrton, nropose
to entertain their Immediate friends and
members OF the order at their picnic given
on Tuesday, June 1lth, Mt Parker Grove.
The Committee have spared no pains to
make tins the most select gathering OF peo-
pie 'oVihStoh can produce Inc uchets
are one dollarr ana ahnilt gent ana iauics'
NO llquorS oi amy klhu VII De Solu or per-
mit'eu on .he sfGunuS uoou music .; VIII
a'9o accompany riIc'ii' ",' P'ea'"'I MY
's Ru9ra'i'ccu. T Inc s,e"'ioi rII"i"P'oii NO
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NEWFOFsT.
Nearly everybody has gone to the Con
yentiun.
fbopnorv Court odiourncd Yesterday to
tbe Snntrn,hrr lrrn,
~ w. - iIs1 1,, pee" o'rl'eu ~
at ''ie cot'ler"' liooEe ana 'a''cF7oh reefs
Richard Shaler arrived home from Hot
Springs, Ark, last night much Improved in
health.
Holm McIeod General snnn,intondent of
the Short Line Railroad n,id Newnnrt -
fyinp visit Yesterday.
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"A meeti,lS " pom SeG'ioliS ol the WORK
tnrSnnnn o+ tiaadnrar,nra :" a.
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