The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-28


of second clerk on the steamer Golden
City.
James MeEntee and Catherine Haw.
ley were granted marriage license this
morning.
N. Z. ana Trinity Episcopal Churches
At IL A. M.
The Elite Club will meet at the resi-.
dence OF Captain j. p. L. Jenning On
Friday night.
Nelse Watts, colored lad, had leg
broken by his horse falling on that limb
yesterday, on Madison street.
The Grand Jury will report some
startling news before they adjourn about
the late Treasurer, W. q. Stone.
Mr.. Harman schulten and Catherine
Meiman were united In marriage at St.
Johns Church yesterday. A reception
was held at Fiad's Hall.
Burglars robbed the candy and tobac-
CO store Of VIM. Leslie, No. All Madison
street, OF $27I 65 and a small quantity OF
tobacco last Monday might.
DON'T forget the Than ksgiving Dinner
at Odd-fellows' Hall tomorrow, under
she auspices or the ladies OF the Madi-
son.street Baptist Church.
POLICE COURT -zeno Ryder, breach
OF the peace, $53; same, vagrancy, 60
give bond for 500 for good behavior; ii
not given, to 60 to Jail lor 20 days.
Four hundred and elghty-two dollars
were the net proceeds of the soiree CIV
en- by the Young Mems and Ladies'
Sodality at st. Mary's Hall, last week.
The residence of Jack Body, on Thir-
teenth and Wheeler streets, was en-.
tered by burglars, yesterday afternoon,
and lot OF wearing apparel carried off.
The Twilights, at Drexelius Hall; En-
terpfise Dancing Circle, at Odd-fellows' s.
Hail; masquerade at Yelling Hall,
and the Merry Companions, at Wengsl's
Hall, are the dances announced for to-
night,
The residence of Mr.. ]. X. Bendor wa
entered BY burglars last night and a
pair Of gold bracelets stolen. Mr.. Ben
uorf discovered him as he was leaving
the house and shot at him, but without
effect.
Alexander Puele, Edward Marchie
and Baud4era PhhIipo, the three italian
bound over to the Grand Jury, to ap-
pear in the United states Court next
Tuesday.
LUG COFlnstou htSht OuafuSs van
Voast Guards Of Newport, Kenten Light
Guards OF Ludlow, ana the First OHIO
National Guards, accompanied by mu-
sic, will parade the principal streets
Tomorrow. The procession will form in
ranks at Drexelius Hall at 2 O'Clock.
SaAle Williamson, colored, was yes-
terday arres ted upon a warrant sworn
cut by CoroHer Averdick, and brought
before Squire Tebbs. to answer to the
charge oil producing an abortion upon
the person of Mary Ellen Jackson. The
sSqulre committed her TO Jail TO await
the action OF the Grand Jury, now in
session.
The Grand Jury presented indict-
ments against the following prominent
druggists: Edward c. Reiggs, j oseph A.
Gilliss and Frank Smith, M. Heermance,
Peter Nodier and Thomas Bird, for
keeping tippling-houses. A bench war
rant, with bail liked at $50, was issued
In each case. Mike Finan was also in
dicted for allowing gaming on premises
under his control, and his bond was
placed at $500.
NEWPORT.
Shoot those turkeys.
''Snow, the beautiful snoW"-who
thFewed that brick-bat?
The Post-office, all the county Offices,
banks, &c., will be closed tomorrow.
WIN. M. Martin and Parmelia j. Moore
were granted marriage license this
morning.
John p. Jackson, night guard at the
Jan, fouad John Hildebrand with his
suspender around his neck and suspend
cd from the ceiling. Jackson cut him
down in time to save his life.
The attention of the school authorities
should be directed to prevent the at. |
tendance of children at school who have
mot recovered entirely from scarlet fever
and other infectious diseases.
Mr.. Frank Sellman. who was alleged,
In our columns, to have stolen an over |
coat, states That he was not arrested, |
aud moreover did not take the coat, We |
make the amends honorable.
The various Protestant Churches of
the city Will celebrate Tomorrow by
Union Thanksgiving service at The Co
Presbyterian Church. Rev.
b. Matthews will occupy the pulpit.
Squire Hotf was arraigned yesterday
evening before Squire .. P. Bucha anan
Dn the charge OF carrying concealed I
Weapons, ana neld III the sum of $100 TO
answer AT the next term of the Criminal
Court.
The alumni of the Public Schools will
meet at the Rlnggoid-street School
Aouse. next Tuesday afternoon, at 8
pollock, for the purpose OF making ar
rangements for reunion reception dur
ng the holidays.
A prisoner in the jail sent this MORN
Ing 70 Newport reporter to bail him
out. Upon inquiry 1t was found that all
ne reporters III the town would not be
accepted on bail bond-the STAR Quill
1riYer, OF course, excepted.
Morgan P. Smith and j. p. Linet were
last evening, for raising a dis
urbanee at Tice's saloon, on York
street. This morning they appeared
before Judge Geisler, when Linet was
ined $25 and costs and Smith $40 and
,osts.
The two men, Charles Ramsey and
" Ia. Carter, who were arrested several
lays ago between this city and Day yton,
md taken TO Ripley, Ohio, ON the charge
u murder, were released Yesterday
rom jail, there not being sufficient eyi.
tence to detain them.
The ladies OF Grace III. Il. Church will
'iFe grand Thanksgiving festival at
he church, commencing at 10 A. M