The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-09


Sneak thieves relieved Mr.. Rube McDan'
mold of dozen quails and rabbits this morn
ing.
In the County Court this morning Ellen
Powell qualified as guardian OF Johh
Powell.
OF course the Glides will have large and
elegant crowd at their reception Thursday
evening
No. IS East Fifth street is where the Mu-
tual Building Association elect officers to-
morrow night.
If Walter Ceary don't commit matri-
mony shortly his candidacy for Lexington
will be successful.
Jack Shoup, of this city, is mentioned as
the tenth man for the Troy, N. Y, Baseball
Club next season.
Mr.. Daniel p Dean will lecture at Greer's
Hall Thursday evening, taking for his sub
ject, "Why We Laugh"
Mr.. Oscar Taylor and Mrs Carrie Buford
will be married at the Fifth-street Christian
Church tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. George G. Carter left this morning
for Scotland. His wife and children accom-
panied him as far as New York.
A solemn communion service was had
yes erday morning at Union M. f. Church,
under the direction of Presiding Elder Rice.
A very large congregation witnessed and
participated in the Inauguration OF
Statue of Our Lady OF Lourdes last night at
the Cathedral.
We have received a card from some man
who we suppose has property to sell on the
bank of the Licking River suggesting that
the new Jail be placed there
La % e,oo;n1 hai1i ffS
left this morning for Maysville, having III
their charge twenty moonshiners convlcted
at this term of the United States Court.
Kate Duffy, domestic in the employ of
Mr.. T. M Rouse, threw pot of boiling cot
fee on Miss Dora Rouse Saturday evening".
severely scalding her. We understand that
there was no provocation for the act.
1t is rumored that the father of young
Turner, who is confined in the Covington
Jail, offers to furnish bail for his son i'll the
sum of $65, 0OO Turner is the man charged
with committing the insignificant crime OF
killing man.
Mr.. Chris. Donnelly, who drew the watch
raffled off at Martin Benn's few nights
ago for the benefit of Brian Murphy, a
worthy old citizen in destitute circum-
stances, has generously presented the watch
to the wife of Mr.. Murphy.
In the Criminal Court a motion for new
trial in the case of VIM. Mount was over
ruled. The case of ]. w. Pomfrey is set for
Wednesday. The election cases are set for
this afternoon. Nose Helvey announced
himself ready to give bail.
Whenever you see man measuring a
policemans Clothes it denotes that cop OF
about his dimensions is going TO get the
bounce. 1t would be a good idea to give it
to some of these statues Of distilleries who
are drawing salaries under the head OF city
officials.
U. s. Contradiction for a new trial in
the case of Murphy, Tearney & Co. vs.
Beatty, Lacy & Co., overruled. Judge Bax-
ter decided that papers served by bailifls
appointed by Marshals were valid. Judge
Ballard will hold court during the rest Of
the week to finish the Circuit District
docket.
POLICE CoURT-Breach of the Peace
Henry Hover, $2S; Mike Farrell, contin-
ued Mike Terrell, $13 James Rafferty,, con-
Rafferty, and Charles Humble, 81 each
Drunk and Disorderly--Joe Clark, dis
missed Mr.. Engleman, So; Chas. Mar
shal So.
The funeral of Miss Mary Hanley took
pldCC LIlS lllOl lllllS NUN W. 4hui Nt'hS
dral Messrs. Geo. Mcnamara, Mike
Welsh John O'Nealey and John Crowley
acted as pall-bearers Rev. Father Jones
delivered a very solemn and appropriate
funeral sermon, and her remains were fol-
lowed to St. Joseph's Cemetery, in Cincin-
natl, by large coneourse of relatives and
mpathizing friends.
CHANcERY CoURT.-Amos Shinkle against
the Coving%)n Street Railway Company,
judgment for $465 for plaintiff; Charles F.
O'Donnell against James M. O'Donnell &
Co., Judgment; Chambers Stevens & Co.
against Morgan e. Rich, judgment for $14S,
with interest from May 23d, 1873; E. ].
Green against Squire & Mcdonald, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $4,000 and interest
from September 1st, 1878; Central Building
& Loan Association against John Moler,
judgment and order of sale; Sullivan
against Farrell, judgment; Scott against
Scott, judgment; Lewis H. Dills against
Charles B. Morgan Judgment; E. J. Green
against ]. G. Sayers, judgment.
The St. Georges Benevolent Society yes
terday elected the following officers; Presi
dent, Bernard Wellerding; Vice President,
Henry Becker; Recording Secretary, no
choice, B. H. Nuxall and Henry Rolfes re-
ceiving the same number of votes Finan-
cial Secretary, John Smith; Treasurer Hen
ry Penkhaus; Finance Committee, Theo-
dere G. Wolkng and Geo. Thies; Visiting
Committee. First District, B. Felthaus and
Henry Griese; Second District, B. Rohl and
II. Darpel: Third District, John Oliges and
Frank Bashorst; Fourth District Henry
Bruins and H. Hoffman; Ensign. John L.
Knust; United States Standard Bearer, Geo.
Wichmann; Knights Extraordinary, Frank
Best and Clemens Blomer; Marshal, August
Zimmerman.
"' NEWPORT.
The Newport Choral Society announce
their first concert TO take place December
18th.
The City Treasurer should not forget that
Christmas time is fast approaching, and in
order not to mar the happiness of any he
should square up with the police and fire.
men.
o, At st. Paul's Episcopal Church, yester-
day morning, Rev. Mr.. Pettis delivered the
second of his series of lectures on "Prison
Reform" dwelling particularly on the con-
dilion of the Newport Jail.
Mrs. Mary Esselborn, living on Near