The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-16


The venerable Peter Shinkle is off to New
Orleans on u visit.
MI Wm Hanes, Jr., had the middle finger
of his right hand amputated, Monday.
Miss Jennie Good, of st. Louis is the
guest of the family of Mr.. ?. P. McVeigh.
The Board of Equalization was allowed
1882 this morning for three days services.
The funeral of Mr.. Jas. Slicllman took
place this morning from ST. Josoph's Church.
/ Mrs Heller and daughter OF Milwaukee,
are the guests of Mr.. P. Goldsmith and fam
lily.
Mr. Henry Peters and Miss Lizzie FreclS-
! ing were married by Squire DuVenick
I Tuesday night 50.
A person must belong to the Union NJ. T..
Church to get pass over the bridge, or a
position under Uncle Sam.
The iron and steel workers announce a
picnic at Parlor Grove the 9th of this
month. twill be rouser.
Branch Railey is visiting his old friends
in this CITY, Branch is located at Keokuk
Iowa, in the employ Of Uucle Sam.
Ellen Howard was the only case in the
T Police Court. Disorderly was the charge
and dismissal was the consequence.
The Assessors report makes the following
showing: White lists, IL, ,494; colored lists
1873; births, 357; deaths II; marriages, Y.
Ex-Counciman John Kearney. one of
Covington's most entcrprising cstiZens, is
about to erect large hotel at Hot Springs,
Ark
Mrs John Allen and uncle arrived in the
city this morning, from Lexington, behind
double team, only 10 hours from Lexing-
ton.
Mary SommerS, executriX of the will of
John Sommers, deceased, filed petition i'll
the Chancery Court for settlement OF the
estate.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-T. ]. Donahue and
Ida Mobberly, J. II. Miller and Helen Matt.
Thus Miller marres Matt and we will
have moths.
Right Rev. Bishop T. jeff. Phelps united
in marriage this morning Galley Harris and
Elizabeth Roby. This is the grooms third
marriage, and the brides second.
u. S. CoURr-H. Grotekemper vs.. D. A.
Aiken; judgment by default $5,664 S4.
VIM. Segemore won't be seized any more
for Illicit distilling for another year.
The real estate at the corner of Eleventh
and Madison streets the property of John
D. Ellis estate, sold at auction yesterday
for Sc, 400.
Next Wednesday is the day set for the
marriage of Lieutenant VIVA. Mead, of the
United States Navy, and son of Prof. Mead
, of this city, to lady in Aurora Indiana.
John Murphy, we record for you score
Of honor, for that is what you deserve for
catching John Turner who escaped from
Jail, where he was confined for illegal yot-
ing.
The Covington school teachers are imitat-
ing the example of their co-workers across
the water, in Ohio. Anexhibtion of schol-
ars' work will be given at Odd-fellows' Hall
early in June. The School Board appointed
Messrs. Evan, Mecklenblrg and Bostwick,
mttee to assist the Principals in getting up
the display, and the work is progressing.
The State Pharmaceutical Society closed
its session this morning, after appointing
the following Committees: Executive Com
mittee-Vincent Davis, w. G. White, E. G..
Reiss; Committee on Notes and Queries
G. A. Zwick, Emil Schaffer, c. f. Keenen
Business Committee-G. A. Newman, f. C.
Miller, r. J. Snyder; Committee on Legis-
lation-John J. Frost, W. H. Averll, John
Cogan. vote of thanks was rendered to
Council for the use of their meeting place.
The Board of Equalization finished its la
bors yesterday after being in session three
days, and made no change in the assess
ments that amounted to anything. A reso-
luton was passed by the Board recommend
ing that the work of the Assessor was done
in manner that reflected credit on the
present Assessor and his assistant Mr.. B.
S. Hardin, the Democratic nominee for the
office, who has yet no opposition owing to
his popularity and efficiency.
NNNVDAdRE
+ Mr.. Joseph Morledge left last evening for
New Orleans
John McConnicle took out license YES
terday to wed Miss Victoria Robinson.
Defective fue in negro shanty on Front
street. Alarm at noon yesterday. Loss
$40
A motion for new trial will be heard in
the case of George Birthstone on Saturday
in the Criminal Court.
Robert Joiner the renowned horse jock
ey, has opened a stable on Byzantine street
for the training of blooded stock
EDeputy Sheriff John White was presented
yesterday afternoon with an elegant dia-
mond pin, the gift of several of his friends
The nuptals of Mr.. Ben. Schmitz and
Miss Anna Weick are announced to shortly
take place at st, Stephens Church
The friends of the Orphansat Cold Springs
have in preparation a grand feast to take
place shortly at Odd-fellows Grove
Billy Devere, of Columbus, and formerly
of the old Barracks Band, is in town hav.
ing a friendly shake with his hosts OF
friends
Handsomely-printed invitation cards are
out for the wedding of Mr.. Henry Weidnel
and Miss Mary Pickelmann, which will take
place on Thursday evening next at St. Johns
Church.
Herbert, the little six-year-old son of Mr.
A. C. Salt Of Washington avenue, had his
left arm badly bitten last night by vicious
dog. A warrant Was sworn out this morn
ing for the arrest of ]. Ryan, owner of the
brute. ... ..s...
The following delegates were appointed by
the Workingmen at their meeting last eve
ping to represent them atthe Convention tc
be held at Alexandria, June list: First
Nard-J. Fritz and John R, Hugle, with G.