The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-03
COVINGTON.

Go to the Gems soiree Saturday night,
given in aid of the South.
Mr.. John Sawyers left yesterday morning
for Chicago on visit to his uncle.
T. F. Leary, of this city, is teaching
class in bookkeeping in Owensville, Ky.
The telegraph boys in this circuit have
donated $40 to the yellow fever sufferers
There is warrant out for the arrest of
John Reagan, charging him with the theft
of gold watch.
The nuptials of Mr.. VIM. Leonard and
Miss Mary Conners will be performed at
the Cathedral this evening.
Squire w. P. Mclaughlin was granted
the privilege by the County Court this
morning to solemnize matrimony.
The Ups and Downs, of Post & Co., Gin
cinnati, will play game on the Star
Grounds Saturday in aid Of the South.
James Dial swore out a warrant this morn
ing before Squire Ransom for the arrest of
Pete Rice, charging him with perjury
Additional collections for the yellow fever
sufferers: Walton Sunday-school, $6 81;
German Episcopal Church, $21; Main-street
M. Z. Church, $40.
There will be meeting of the citizens of
NtoG OoNlllSIOu, III IOHduNllL Hall TO-
make arrangements for an entertainment in
aid of the South.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Kueven have the
sympathy of their numerous friends in the
death of their infant child which occurred
this morning. See death notice about fu-
neral.
grand picnic will be given by the ANAL
gamated Relief Union for the benefit of the
Southern tinrprS at PuIIn'S Gnr6np ~,
Monday, September 10th, from p. H. to
a. m.
POLICE CoURT-Chas Robbs, breach of the
peace $54; Peter Kiefer, dsorderly, 81;
Sam. Goosemeyer and Mike Lanart dis
orderly, dismissed: Sam. McNeal, Charles
Knapp and VIM. II. Knapp, vagrancy, 90
days each in the Workhouse.
Dick Meyers was fined $50 and costs Sat
urday for a breach of the peace and bound
over to keep the peace. Yesterday he was
tried for forcibly trying to take a stable and
contents away from Henry Wlller and a
judgment was rendered against him and
the property returned to Mr.. Willer.
FALMOUTH CoURT.-Creain was tried yes
terday at Falmouth for the robbery of the
Cincinnati jeweler at Butler, few months
ago, as he was returning from the Peniten-
tiary. The jury sent him back for one
year.
Shadracll Dawson and Alexander Smp-
son were fined S25 and sent to Jail for ten
days each for carrying concealed deadly
weapons.
game between Council and School
Board mines is now announced for Thurs
day afternoon for the benefit of the stricken
South, Umpires Stephens and Prague;
Captains, Collins and Bostwick. The UNI
pires pay $5 each for the honor; the players
81 each, and the spectators so cents each,
except ladies accompanied by gentlemen.
&. j. Tranter, Thomas Woods, Alex. Dave
zac, John B. Evan, Louis Bruestle and J.
b. Mecklenborg, Committee.
CHURCH CONTRIBUTIONS. The various
churches SO far as reported, contributed as
follows: st. Mary Cathedral, $92 50; Mother
of God, $50; St. Joseph, $75; st. Aloysius,
$94; St. Patrick, $3S; St. Augustine, $l6:
$S5; Ninth-street Presbyterian, $S5; First
Baptist, $79; Scott-street Methodist, $50;
Fourth-street Christian, $50; St. Paul
Lutheran, $37; Madson-street Baptist, $50;
Shinkle Chapel, $50; Fifth-street Christian,
$50; End Mission, SIG. Total 81, ,093, with
st. John, Lewisburg, Main-strcet Method
ist, German Methodist, German Reformed.
Eleventhstrect Methodist and the Welsh
Church yet to be heard from. The Walton
DdpllSt Cnurcn contributes 10 OF.
NEWPORT.
Alexandria Fair to-day.
One hundred and fifty dollars collected
at the First National Bank Yesterday for
the benefit of the Southern sufferers
Long John Davis, Jim Thomas and sew
eral others INDUCED in regular trough and
tumble at Swift's mill yesterday. Nobody
killed
Newport seems to be overrun with vicious
dogs. One of these brutcs, said to belong
to Mr.. Evans, corner of York and Harris,
yesterday terribly lacerated the arm of a
young girl named Mary Clark, residing at
l53 York street.
City COURT DoINGs.-Ed. Connolly and
John Lally, disorderly conduct S. and
costs; John Burke and John Fenton, dis
orderly conduct, $25 and costs; Common
wealth against VIM. Close, carving con-
cealed weapons, held over to the Criminal
Court in 500.
The colored citizens of this city are in
receipt of an invitation from the Crispins
Attuck Lodge, No. $50, of Covington, to
participate in the celebration of the Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amendments that
takes place at Odd-fellows' Grove Septem-
Der 23d.
AT the School Board meeting last night
the Treasurer reported as follows Cash on
hand to August 5th, 81 ,52S 92; expendi-
lures, 1887 Al; balance on hand September
ID, 81, l9l 43. The Superintendent reported
enrollnlents for the present school year:
Bellevue street, 492; Cabot street, 527; Ring
gold street. 646; total, 1855. The upper
and colored schools are not included in
above. Claims amounting to $3.50 were al
lowed. On motion of Captain Dunkehorst
$50 was donated from the Picnic Fund to
the yellow fever sufferers. The hour of
closing schools was changed to o'clock
p m.
BEFORE ALL THINGS CHAR1rY.-The no.
BILE work of assisting to alleviate the suffer
ings of the plague-stricken people of the
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