The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09
CONVICTION.


We are happy to announce that Mr.. Frank
Smith is improving.
Master Will. Dulaney and Miss Ellen Du-
1aney are visiting in Louisville.
Let's all go to the Merry Companions
masquerade at Drexilius Hall tonight.
Thirty-one car loads of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this morn
ing.
Mr.. A. L. Mullins received from R. L.
and N. l.. Criger this morning from Hori-
con, Wis, box of fine teal ducks.
Mr.. F. NJ. Waslond and Miss Lucie Con-
rad, both of Sherman, Grant County, were
married yesterday by Rev. P. B. Wiles.
Mr.. Overton J. Price, of Hinsboro, Ohio,
and Miss Annie Rogers, of this city, were
granted marriage license this morning.
Mrs. Anna K. S. Bryson yesterday cele
brated her eighty eighth birthday by re-
eeption and dinner to her friends and rela-
tives, at her residence on Scott street.
The Agricultural and Industrial Society
of the colored people have paid up all the
premiums of their late fair at the Star
grounds but did not realize any profit for
the Society.
Hunter Lawrence the efficient police
man, is about to shake off the coil of single
blessedness and marry the widow of a Gen
eral in the late army. Hunter says she's
got lots of 'rocks.'
President Stephens, of the City Council,
has locked the city'sCoalshed on Jailer Will
enbrink, and says he must purchase his own
coal for the use of the Jail. Why was this
never done with previous officials?
Frank Mixall was the only visitor in the
Police Court this morning. Frank got on a
little hurrah, and was "Sayler"ed in by
Officer O'Hare and the Mayor, after giving
him "Goss" fined him $40 for disorderly
conduct and carrying concealed weapons.
Miss Mamie Orr, who resides near Mill
ersburg KY. and Dr. Charles Mathers, a
medical student from Carlisle, KY, now at
tending lectures at one of the Cincinnati
Colleges were united in marriage at 2
o'clock p. nj. yesterday at the Gibson
House.
The new City Directory is fraud. The
publisher furnished one to VIM. Rave the
other day and he refused to pay for it, on
The grounds that it was not new one. He
entered suit for the amount claimed, and
Thomas Reed, the venerable undertaken,
testified that the directory contained the
names of seventy-tive persons who had
died two wears since Squire Mclaughlin
rendered verdict for plaintiff.
The ferryboat Fanny Webster has been
sent home for repairs
Councilman JAS McLane left this morn
Ing for Portsmouth, o.
Mr.. e. F. Hayman. the dry goods man,
leaves this evening for the East.
Mary Michener, a little girl living on Ann
street, was butted by goat yesterday and
seriously injured.
Rudolph Kramer was fined SIS and costs
This morning, for calling Mrs, Alice Perry
very smutty names
Thieves entered the residence of Prof
Goldkamp, on Saratoga street, Sunday night,
and stole two coats pair of boots and sew
eral bottles of wine.
The ferryboat "Favorite" became un-
manageable on account of the wind storm
at about IL o'clock to-day, and was driven
up among the coal barges.
Messrs. Shaw & Kelley, grocers doing
business on Monmouth street, made an as
Bignment to MIR. w. H. Bryan this morning
for the benefit Of their creditors.
John Porchet, who not long since pur-
chased the Schweitzer Farm, near Finch
town, yesterday visited his property, when
be was assaulted by Schweitzer and in the
contest was deluged with bucket of tar
He was brought to his son-in-law's, in this
eity.
Eureka Lodge, No. 7, X. of P, after
marching through the principal streets to-
morrow will proceed to Covington, where
they will meet the various Lodges al p. M.
They will then march to Cincinnati, where
they will join the Lodges of that city. The
occasion is the twenty-ffth anniversary of
the order.
..NI -
arrested about three weeks ago on charge
of housebreaking and larceny, was tried
before Squire Buchanan this morning on
the latter charge. Mr. Steve Weinerl, who
resides on the Reservoir Road, iden flied
the watch found on the person of Russell
The Squire bound the latter over to the
Grand Jury in the sum of 5000.
COLUMBIA. o.
The Columbia Shooting Club held its last
shooting match of the season at their
grounds in Turkey Bottom on Monday aft
,ernoon. Mr.. John Milestone and Mr..
6paeth, of the city, were present, The former
breaking Ii out of 10 glass balls and the
latter II out of Is. Mr. Robert Dunlap also
broke II, and Dr. Harker came next best.
Mr.. Frank Ferris accomplished what the
others were unable to do, which was the
breaking of two balls at one shot. MIR.
Will Davis acted as referee.
HAMILTON.
The S. P G. A. will meet at the Mayors
Office tonight.
Mrs Katie MINI has so far recovered as
to be able to ride out.
:, The election passed off very quietly in
this city-unusually So
Hon. Samuel Hunt will lecture before the
Hawthorne Club next Monday night.
Mrs Nar,,oboll ,f M;JlI4l.
her son, Jas. e. Campbell, on Fourth |
street.
The Hawthorne Club will hold its next
meeting at Mrs. DR.. Parks on Second
street. H Fe
Neither row nor fight to record from the
te'Bloody Fourth yesterday and the resi-
tdents thereaboutishave already commenced |
putting on airs in consequence.
Miss Fannie Howells is about to leave for