The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-28


will be about 5000 involved.
CITY CoUNcIL-The Board of Health re-
ported as printed in the STAR of Wednes-
day, and the report was referred to the
Committee on Internal Improvements and
Sewers, with power to act where the cost
was not to exceed $780, otherwise to report
by ordinance or otherwise.
Mr.. Ellis offered a resolution fixing the
compensation OF street hands at 81 80 per
day, and that of payers at 50 so per day.
Considerable discussion followed and di-
vision of the question was had, and the
price OF street hands was fixed at 81 80, only
Messrs. Ashbrook, Howe andSenour voting
no. The other half of the resolution failed,
only Messrs Ellis Hallam, McDannold,
Won Bokern and Tranter voting aye.
Majority and minority reports in the
Newport Bridge investigation were offered,
and both tabled.
An election fo- Bridge Directors was en-
tered upon. The nominees were T. J.
Smith, R. A. McDannold, B. Senour, J. W.
Livezey, J. L. Sandford, B. Becker, H. Van
Boken, F. A. Prague and T. J. ,Whittle.
Livezey, McDannold and Senour were
| elected.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION REsULTs.-Ths
Board of Examiners of the Covington Com
mon Schools closed its labors for the cur
rent school year yesterday, and here are
the results in names and general averages:
Miss X. Lautenschlager, SO Ill; Miss Fan
ny Thomas, 81 ia; Miss Emma Bow
en-, 9Ok; Miss Annie Craig, 81 3-11;
Miss Grace Thomas, .8s Sill;
Miss Lizzie Jackson, IS 3-11; Miss
Bella Geuerin. 85H; Miss Clara Soden, 81
Gil; Miss b. E. Lewis, 75 ell; Miss Carrie
Lawrence, 80 43-77; Miss Eta Ross, "a 1-22;
Miss Minnie Mclean, 7e 58.77; Miss Ida
Tischler, IA 3-11;. Miss IONA Spillman,
IS 21-22 Miss Fannie Robertson. 81 I'll !;
Miss Alice Marks, 80 8-11; Miss Nina
Norvell, "a ell; Miss Lizzie Sowden, sS;
Miss Mary Evans, 80 10-11 Miss Salle
Condell, 81 I'll; Miss Mary Galbreth,
so 3-22; Miss Hattie Todd, 70 1922; Miss
Nettie Marks, 50; Miss Lena Martin, SO 1-22;
Mrs. A. Bernhardt. 8 1922; G. A. Yates.
91H; T. P. Throop, 80 101.224; VIM. s.
Wood, 80 3-11; s. s. Bowman, II lila;
Della Adams colored, 81 Ali; D. L. V.
Wofitt, colored, 70 Sill; ]. N. Cardozer,
colored, SO Pill; Ada Ralston, colored, 79
I'll; Clara Grandstif, colored, 10 I'll.
Applicants having averages exceeding 80
receive certificates for two years; those
with averages under 80, but exceeding 70,
receive certificates for one year; those with
averages under 70 receive no certificates
There were two of the last named Glass;
both colored.
Mr.. Charles Fearons is home from his
trip through Texas.
Rev. P. A. Keifer of Tugfort KY, is
the guest of Rev. Koestlin and family.
The city has put twenty-seven able
bodied men to work on Bellevue street for
81 so per day.
Mayor Harton and wife leave tomorrow
to spend week among relatives at Shaw
nee Perry County, Ohio.
Will Raipes' sorrel buggy horse had his
leg broken while on pasture this morning
and will have to be killed.
Rev. H. Weber of Allegheny City, who
has been visiting Rev. Mr.. Koestlin, re-
turned home yesterday.
Thomas Henry, of Dayton street. engi-
neer on the Guiding Star, is the father of a
fine boy, although he is not yet aware of
the arrival.
The festival given by the ladies of the
Christian Church last evening was grand
success socially, and handsome sum real
lied for the Church.
The Thirteenth Infantry, numbering in
rank and file 200 hundred men, and &C
companied by first class band, will ar
rive here on or about June 18th.
| Tillie KEEPER, who was lso frightfully
burned yesterday by the explosion of a.
coal oil lamp, was resting easy at IL clock
to-day and is considered out of danger.
| The Water-works Board held q meeting
last night and allowed number of claims
The experts to examine the bids for the
pumping-engine have not yet been Sc
lected.
Any one wishing to see Barnum's What
is-it should visit the Newport Driving Park
and gaze on the two yaps walking for glory.
They have been ut it for two days at
stretch.
| Messrs. Steve Solar. J. N Falls and Mr..
Tocher have been appointed as United
States Enumerators vice Willis R Irwin,
Hen. Wise and somebody else, resigned.
They are all qualified for the place.
Washington Dyson, the colored mar,
who was so terribly cut day before yestsr :
day at the Barracks, is still lying in a pre-.
carious condition, and is by no means out
of danger.
Counterfeit $5 greenbacks on the United
States Bank, of the series of 1875, are being
circulated here. Three grocers On Mon
mouth street gave 81 80 change each for
them esterday.
Randolph Maphet of the Grants Lick
District, was in town this morning consult.
ing the County Judge in reference to hav.
ing his (Maphets) son, who is lunatic,
sent to the Asylum. =
John McConicle, the colored man who
was accidentally shot in the neck during a
scufhe at the Bailey Barracks, still retains
the ball in his neck, the physicians being
unable to find its lodging place.
Charles Hoyer took an appeal to the Cir.
cult Court This morning in the case OF John
I. Patterson against Hoyer, wnere iudg-
ment was rendered against the latter in
Squire Buchanan's Court for $50.
The Circuit Court will meet at Alexan-
dria the first Monday in June, when the
Hoff case will be called. Tony languishes
in Jail in that ancient town, and Annie is
living with her parents, and will be on
hand when the case is called.
The soldiers and sailors will meet ct their