The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-29

Judge Roberts smiles sweetly this MORN
ing It's daughter.
The nuplials of Mr.. John Cover and Miss
Jennie Saler are announced.
There will be masquerade ball in Peasel-
burg on the 10th of December.
POLICE CouRT-John Tnley, drunk, "a;
Maggie Demont, same, dismissed
Mr.. James Salter is the proud papa of
young son. Weight, fifteen pounds.
The Glidcs announce a reception at Odd
fellows Hall on the 18th of December.
Sam Lee, the Chinaman, was robbed of SIS
in money and few shirts this morning.
Some malicious person fatally poisoned a
valuable mare belonging to Mr.. }. Polk Ell
lis.
Fifteen thousand pounds of dressed poul-
try arrived on the X. C. Railroad this morn
ing for Boston.
And now it's the sheriffs fault This is
startling news to MS. We never knew Ken
ton County had Sheriff.
Miss Lizzie Welden entertained num-
ber of her friends last night with grand
party at her residence on Saratoga streets.
Kate Schwarz was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of Matthias Schwarz
deceased, in the County Court this morn
ing.
In the Quarterly Court this morning
Judgment was rendered in favorof NJ. Win
ger, against A. Bogenschuz for $62 5o for
damages.
Miss Kate Peters, the 'wedged
''belle of Lewisburg," acted as Chiefs lady
at the bali given by the Mozart Singing
Choir at Turner'S Hall.
DR.. George S. Savage, the agent OF the
American Bible Society, is home from II
trip through Tennessee. While absent he
travelled nearly two thousand miles.
Mr.. r. A. White, of Culbertson Station,
and Miss R. Plunkett, daughter of Mr.. Mi
claeI PIunkett, of Washington street, were
married last night at St. Mary's Cathedral.
The ball given by the Myrtle Lodge X. of
P, at Odd-tellows' Hall, was one of the
most pleasant affairs of he season. AS also
was the Twilights' reception al Drexelius'
Hall.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. VIM. R. Woods,
of the firm of Woods & Co., Cincinnati, and
Miss Elenora " Robinson were married at
the Robinson residence on Madison street,
and in the evening the happy pair left on a
wedding tour through The West.
The dinner and supper given by the la
dies of the Ninth Presbyterian Church at
Odd-fellows' Hall, was largely paronized,
about three hundred and fifty being fur
nishcd with good, substantial edibles The
ladies all wore Martha Washington caps
J. w. Pompfrey has at last been arresfed.
Deputy Sheriff Cox did it. He was taken
before the Court, and asked permission to
20 out and look for bondsman, which was
granted. AT er going around town until 12
o,,lonE ba failad tn find any pprSpp who
would risk it. The Judge ordered him to
go to Jail if bail was not furnished by l
o'clock.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-The Grand Jury re.
ported indictments against the Covington
Street Railway Company for nuisance, and
against Nose Helvy for rape on a child
under twelve years of age WIN. Mount
filed petition for q new trial. The motion
for new trial for All Shin, the Chinaman,
was overruled. Court adjourned until this
afternoon.
Mr. Henry Berndt and Miss Emma Salter
were united in marriage last night at the
residence of the BRIDES parents on Garrard
street. The attendants were Mr.. Charles
Berndt and Miss Jennie Salter. The bride
looked exceedingly sweet attired in drab
silk with trimmings to match. Rev. w. II.
Felix performed the ceremony. At the
conclusion of the ceremony most sump,
tuous repast was discussed. The following
are the lists of presents. Ebony table, Sar-
gent & Seifert, Cincinnati; card board set,
Miss Anna Davis two fine oil paintings,
Miss Molle Murphy; toilet set, in
cased in silver, Mrs Theo. Davis set OF
China dishes, Miss Seifert; silver pitcher
and goblets, Mrs. Robert Handle; China
vases and silver bouquet-holder, Mrs.
Richard Davis; family Bible and album,
Miss Jennie Salter; set of upholstered
chairs, Mr.. John Cover; hat and coat rack,
Mr.. Charles Berndt. Mr.. and Mrs Berndt
will reside on Tenth street, in a residence
which they most sensibly furnished previ-
ous to their nuptials May their married
life be one OF con eminent, and may no un-
kind word or thoughtless act mar the Sc
rcnity of a long and happy union.
NEWPORT.
Meeting of the Water-works Board TO-
night.
For particulars of ghoul fiends in New.
port see local columns.
The boys at the Jail were treated to s
sumptuous repast yesterday.
Alfred NJ. Edwards took out o license
this morning to wed Miss Ida NJ. Lusk.
The cars coming in over the Short-line
yesterday morning were covered with
snow
The five year-old daughter of Rev. Koest
lin is lying dangerously i'll with scarlet
fever.
Mr. Will Raipe left this morning fol-
Maysvile, KY Wills mission is rather q
mysterious one.
The ball given by the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians at Odd-felows' Hall last night
was one of the most orderly and at the same
time enjoyable affairs of the season.
The Ladies' Aid Society announce an en-
tertainment for Odd-fellows' Hall next
Monday evening, the proceeds of which
will he added to the fund for the relief OF
the poor. .
George Gilaspie, of this county, while on
his way with a wagon load Of marketing to
Alexandria, was attacked by man, who
knocked him from the wagon with rock
and then rifed his pockets of money and
watch.