The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-11
CONVICTION.


turned from their visit to Indiana.
Thirty-two car loads of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central this morning.
The North Bend Association of Baptists
are in session at the First Baptist Church.
Mary E. Hollenkamp was qualified as ad-
ministratrix of the estate OF J. Ii. Hollen-
kamp, deceased.
Billy Gillespie, who was arrested yester
day on the charge of robbery, was honor
ably exonerated.
A large quantity of miscellaneous cloth
ing was shipped South yesterday by Mrs.
Judge Jas, OHara
Mr. John Bethel was presented yesterday
with solid watch and chain by his father
as birthday present.
The excursion, on the Golden Crown, which
was to have taken place to-day, has been
postponed indefinitely
Those two abominable nuisances, John
Bollinger and Frenchy SantiF, will not
bother the public any more for twentysix
days.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-Wm. Maple and Mary
J. Brown, Joseph Klaub and Nettie Klete
Abraham Sommerfeld and Clara Sommer-
field.
The surprise party at Stockheimer's Gar
den last night was grand one The bellies
were numerous, the boys gallant, and the
music splendid.
Mr.. Walter s. Orr and Miss Alice Scott a
runaway couple from this county, were
married in the parors of the Burnet House.
Cincinnati last night.
Miss Augusta Terrell, daughter of Colonel
W. G. Terrell of this city, was married at
Des Mones, Iowa, on the 9th ult,, to Dr.
]. F. Voltz, of that place.
POLICE CoURT.-Mrs. Coleman, disorderly
filed away; Madison Wagner, same, con-
tinued; Chris. Santiff, breach of the peace,
$13; John Bollinger, same, $13.
Mrs G. Z. Duncan and Mrs. R. E. Roden
of this city, have donated a beautiful wax
en- cross, made by their own hands, for the
benefit of the Southern sufferers. 1t will be
ratified at Nodlers 25 cents a chance.
Mr. VIM Maple and Miss Mary Jane
Brown, of North Bend, O., were sacrificed
the Clerks office yesterday. Thus in fall
the sturdy Maple gently turns to Brown.
The Home Dramatic Club of West Gov
ington will present the meodrama 'The
Drunkard's Warning" and the farce "Nan
the Good for Nothing" at Odd-fellows Hall
Friday night. The entertainment is for the
Southern Relief Fund, and deserves the
patronage of all our people.
County Court yesterday established the
following rates for tavern-keepers Meals,
40 cents EACH lodging, 40 cents; horse, per
night, with hay and grain, 40 cents; grain,
per gallon or feed, 10 cents; pasturage, per
day, 10 cents; brandy, rum, gin or wine,
per drink, Is cents; common whisky, 5
cents; all other whisky, Is cents.
BETHELs Blow OuT-A number of dis
tinguished gentlemen, including Judge
Lawrence Trimble, Col. AL. Shinkle, Baron
Won Eckman, Duke Charles Benjamin,
Squire Duvenck and other guests of equal
distinction, assembled at BE hefs Palace
last night to congratulate MIR. Bethel upon
having passed successfully the required
time emitting him to enter society. Baron
Eckman took the chair after the meeting
had been called to order and number of
toasts were made. Lawrence Trimble-d
when he had to go over the Sand-ford, and
had to put on Charles "Benj jamin" to pro-
tect him from the shower of amber fluid
that was flowing so freely. Herr Joe Maier,
of the Post delivered an address on the
"Foamy Flui1," which was followed by a
lengthy and able address entitled "Vice VS..
Virtue" by George Leathers. After going
through the necessary initiating Mr.. Bethel
was granted his naturalization paper Oh!
we mean Society Diploma Col Kendrick,
of the Golden Rule Pilot, made the present
alton speech.
NEWPORT.
Chancery Court to-day.
Mayor Harton remains i'll.
City Clerk Hawthorne is still confined to
bis bed
Remember the Waldemeyer Charity Con-
cert tonight.
The City Democratic Executive Commit
tee met last night.
The two C's, Cottlngham and Connolly
will make good team
The Masonic Lodges all meet tonight on
Bouthern relief business.
A German of this city disposed of four
teen hundred trade dollars at loss of $126
report was in circulation this morning
that Ed. Air will make the race for City
Treasurer
The total receipts to date for the Relief
Fund at the First National Bank amounts
to 1884 a.
Mr. w. X. Boal refuses point blank to
attend the extra meetings of the Police
| Commissioners.
Mr.. Michael Connolly is Lieutenant of the
| Police. The Commissioners did it with
their little votes,
n The Workingmen announce an entertain
ment at Turner Hall, the proceeds to 60 to
the Relief Fund
NJ. V. DAILY, Esq, would like to be Mayor,
II but under no consideration would he act as
! Judge of the Police Court
Mrs. L. Marsh was grent1ed divorce, in
the Chancery CoSrt this morning, from her
husband Isaac Marsh, on the ground Of
1 adultery.
\ Our genial friend, Dr. J. III. Barker, had
/ the misfortune this morning to lose q val
\ liable charm from his watch chain. A
handsome reward will be paid for its re-
turn.
! Some steps should be taken to prevent
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