The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
COXlNGE0N.

POLICE CoURT.-John Heineman and Pat Bill
man, Si-both for disorderly conduct
B. Baxter's residence on Lexinston Pike, was
burglarizcd last night Of $50 in money, box OF
cigars and a jar OF candy.
The Fire Department ives out last night flushing
the pipes for the purpose of caring out the mud
that had accumulated i'll them
Thirty car loads of stock and five thousand
pounds of turkeys, for New York ana Boston, ar
rived OH the X. c. K. R. this morning,
Dick Dugan has young son at his house. One
year ago yesterday Dicks cstimable wife gave birth
70 twin boys-tlreein one year ant bad Tor DICK.
And now James Edwards wants 81, 900, for defa-
nation of character from David Serena Colonel
Edwards, according to that, is just onethird as
good as Johnny Benn.
The weekly meeting of the Pastors Association
was held yesterday morning at the residence OF
Rev. Geo Slimmey, on Scott and Ninth streets.
Nothing OF importance was DONE
Bills due by the city must be presented TO the
Auditor a day before the first meeting in each
month, in order to be allowed. Otherwise they
will lay over until the next monthly meeting.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-John Durr and Ada F. Glib
son, A. B. Nolte and Kate Wurs,er. The former
couple were married at the Centennial House last
night and the latter couple will be married to-
night
The Covington Comedy Company organic d last
night, Mr.. Jack Seey will he their agent They
will start on the road in few days, and will play
farce called Robbery" which, as some people
say will be We realistic, as they intend to charge
admission.
present term of the U. S. Court: ~ b. Stephens,
Il. Drexeius, w. A. Crawford, John Caldwell,
nyo W. Hall e W T. Craig G Gu, Cu6grsop poId;Gs Thos
Theo; Wolking, Frank Byand, J. n. Ransom, J. J.
Macklin, j. d. Lynn
UNITED STATES CoURT.-H. Spraling, moon
shining 500 and sixty days; David Branham,
same dismissed Hardin Sloan same, sOO and
aud Wp, EnrI
mol. pros. entered: Elisha Branhaln, same, 500
and five months; VIM. Kendall, same, dismissed.
c. II. Sto and o. p Schmidt admitted to the Bar.
Ann Branham, the great hillside navy and rosin
chewer in kind of a Tennessee whine this
morning pleaded guilty to moonshining and will
be sentenced to-day. This closes the criminal
docket.
The German Pioneer Society will meet to-mor-
row evening at Red Mems Hail.
John Schaich's frame cottage at Williamson and
Orchard streets, was partly destroyed by fire last
night.
The Workingmen's ball last night was a de-
cided success, and handsome sum was realized
1or the worthy poor OF the city.
Rosa Blessington, bless her old SOUL was taken
in last night drunk as a loon. Judge Harton
blessed her with 81 and costs this morning.
K. J. Rardn, Deputy Clerk, in a card fully ex-
onerates Clerk Jones from any part in The neglect
OF duty for which an Indictment was found.
enforce (com mencing to-nighD the ordinance in
regard to having signal lights placed where the
streets are obstructed.
sneak thief entered the saloon of Burr Logan,
on York street, between Taylor and Byzantine
streets, yesterday afternoon, and stole silver ice
pitcher from the counter.
Barney Hoff, who left here early in the summer
for the South, and who, it was feared. had fallen
victim TO yellow fever, heard from yesterday
for the first time at Vicksburg.
Mr.. W. A. Cotter left for Louisville this morn
ing to represent Court Concord, No. 49, Ind. Order
OF F0resters, OF this city, at the High Court OF the
State that commences its session at Louisville to-
night.
Philip Henzerling, painter, living on Patterson
street, was brought to his home yesterday after
noon from Cincinnati, having suffered the frac-
ture of two ribs by falling from scailold on Sixth
street, where he was employed.
Do not fail to attend the entertainment and
supper at Odd-felows Hall tonight. The pro.
eeeds will be for the benefit of the First Baptist
Church, and the ladies OF the congregation will
spare no pains to make it enjoyable for all who
may attend.
The congregation of the Christian Mission
Church, that now holds service at Haymans Hall
have purchased several lots from r. d. Hayman
Oh the north side of Madison street, between Mon
mouth and Saratoga Streets where they propose
erecting commodious edifce
Sheriff Tom White feels indignant at the man
ner in which he has been treated in the Cincinnati
Courts in the case of Hemingway, the alleged
horse thief The Circuit Court at Alexandria
found four separate indictments against Hem
mingway yesterday namely: Horse-stealing, rape
receiving money under false pretenseS grand lar
ceny and burglary. Sheriff White will swear ont
warrants in each of these charges when he hopes
to be able to have him brought to this side for
trial
BOARD OF EDucATIoN.-The Board of Educa-
ton sat in regular session at the RinggOld-street
School Building last evening.
The Superntendents report showed the num-
Der of pupils entered during the month was 40 |
and that the attendance at the close OF the month
was 2l02.
Claims to the amount of $3.50 were allowed.
The salaries of the various employees of the |
Board of Education We're ordered paid for the |
months of November and December
The Investigating Committee handed In their
report.
The first charge was admitted by the Examin-
ers. The remaining charges were not sustained, |
and your committee find that the Board of Ex- |
aminers have conducted these examinations intel, |
lgently and conscentiously, and with desire |
be impartial, for which they deserve great credit |
The teachers OF the city were allowed to close
their schools on the second Friday of the present |
month, to attend the North Kentucky Institute
SPHtsNGFlEs.D. d.
The congregational Church hold social at Mr. |
c. M. Nichols residence on Thursday evening.
NJ. H. Arden, who has for years past been the
keeper of the toll-gate on the Selma Turnpike, |
died during the past week.
The Sunday train on the c., c., c. & l. which |
passes north at n. IN, and south at s p. M. will
deliver and receive mails. The office will be kept
open from to 10 H. M, for the benefit of those |
not having lock boxes.
The Board Of Commissioners held their quarterly
meeting on Monday morning. Present: Frey, |
Scarf and Merritt The resignation of Chandler
Robbins as County Surveyor. was presented and |
accepted. Bonds having been presented and ap-
proved, the Board proceeded to organize for the |
coming year by eecting Edward Merritt as their
President
few weeks ago John Pierson, of Champaign |
County and John MCGEE, of this city made O
horse trade on the Market Space. About week |
ago McGee came to the conclusion that he had |
been swndled. SO TO get even he entered COM
plant against Pierson for abusing animals. Pier
son was tried and found guilty and was fined IS
and costs Now its Persons turn So he swears
out warrant on the same charge against MeGee
who will be tried before Squire Hallenbeck on |
Wednesday next. ...
y A man dropped into Aliens jewelry store on
Main street last Saturday evening, and asked to
look at the ladies chains. After selecting three
4 ON the lot he said that he would like to submit
them to the inspection of his wife, and then gave
the name OF a we,lsnown citizen on Yellow
Springs street. The jeweler then allowed him to
depart with them. Since then nothing whatever