The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-20
CONVICTION.


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The Social Fights ball at Drexelius Hall
tonight. 70 go. .',.' .'.
Charles Young has returned to his home
in Maysyille.. sr-- --7'' -s'- % ll==a's-'
Bob Crandall's singing is like his baseball
umpiringy n. g. ..-~----
Mr.. Frank Gray ,of Piqua; o., was in the
city yesterday.
oh, Rye-old) wind-slingers at Odd-feltowss
Hall lastnight. 'T
Jessamine County is to have a thirty
theusand-d dollar Courthouse. t"' "''
,We~regret to chronicle the death of the in
FAINT son of Mr. w. NJ; LovelE-
Henry Nye is the new turnkey at the
JAIL vice Ed Batefian, resigned
Smile smile Of sweetness, Kentuckians.
Bland the Silver Bill man, isa Kentuckian,
Leave your orders for the Star at Smiths
drug store, corner of Fifth and Scott streets
Social Fights ball at Drexelius Hall, and
Merry Companions at Oddzfellows' Hall, to-
night. -...
Mr.. r. A. Jones, who has been confined
to his bed for some time past, is able to be
put OH thestreets again. ...'.' .rg .tE
Rev J. M. Worrall, of Chicago, arrived
in the city this morning to attend the funer-
al of Captain j. M. Wade.
The Alphonso Dramatic Club have post
poned~ their entertainment until February
2S, at the ST. Josephs Hail.
The Lexington Pike Company still re-
fuses to repair the death trap on the Pike
below the Stonewall House. 4.....e ,
Miss Lizzie, Salt and Mr.. Chas. Maddox,
of Portsmouth, were married last night i'll
the parlors of Mr.. Enoch Salt, No. SO West
Fifth street "a ~ s
William Mahoney, the man arrested for
highway robbery by that efficient constable,
John Rife, was fined $24 yesterday by
Squire Duvenick. ,.......,
French Hendricks, colored man in the
employ of DR.. Hunt, was arrested yesterday
by Officer Hardin on the charge of lunacy.
He will be tried Saturday.
Some sneak thief entered the residence of
Mr.. Frank p Helm, corner of Fourth and
Garrard streets, yesterday afternoon and
carried off the family silver ware
The remains of Captain Wade will be in
tered in Linden Grove Cemetery to-mor-
row afternoon. Funeral services will be
held at the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. j. B. Fedders and Miss Catherine
Meyers were married at Mother Of Sod
Church yesterday, reception was ten
dered the. happy couple at the residence Of
Mr. II. Schoettle.
Mr.. John Dressman and Miss Lizzie Book
man were united in marriage last night at
st. Johns Church. After the ceremony
the bridal party and invited guests ad-
journed to the Stonewall House. where an
enjoyable evening was spent in dancing
and discussing an elegant repast.
The following officers were elected last
night by the Centennial Building Associa-
ton: VIM Moran President; JAS Mitchell,
Vice President; G. +. Wurster, Secretary
Thos Martin, Assistant Secretary; Joseph
Knoll, Treasurer Directors; NJ. Flannigln,
John McKenna, P. Talon, Chas. Bollinger
and A. Campbell.
Hon Joseph Hermes ex-member of the
Legislature and member of Council from
the Fifth Ward, left this morning for
Frankfort, bearing with him an application
to Governor McCreary for the pardon of
Henry Hooper, the man convicted at the
late term of the Criminal Court upon the
charge of embezzlement, and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for one year.
Yesterday, while Mrs Blenkenbecker, of
Florence, was on her way to the city in a
vehicle on the Lexington Pike, the horse
attached became frightened and ran to one
House upsetting thesvehiele and precipitat-
ing the Lady out on the pike, seriously in
juring her and the horse. The latter had
to be killed. Mr.. Ben. DreSsman, who
kindly rescued the lady from her perilous
situation, killed the animal with an ak.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Thomas Whittemore left last night
for New Orleans.
Officer Boyds force on the stone-pile has
been reduced to four men.
Jailer Swartz started this morning for Hi
nois on visit to his daughter.
The Van Voast Guards are making great
preparations for Fridays parade
The evening lectures by Rev. Mr. Mule
nix at the Grace M. Il. Church have become
very popular.
A woman nearly crazed with liquor is
what created all the excitement on Putnam
street this morning
There have been 81 30Orealized from pew
rents in the Immaculate Conception Church
for the seven months ending with January.
Joe Ashhaugh got drunk this morning
and commenced raising 'Old Ned' gener-
ally The police were obliged to lock him
up
A specimen of the Colts revolvcrs to be
adopted by the Newport police force, IN
stead of the small ones now in use, has been
received by Lieut.. Cottingham,
Property holders in the neighborhood of
Walnutand Brighton streets are about to lay
aplank sidewalk on the north side Of Wal
nut street, between Brighton and Lowell
streets.
Mrs. Temperance Sage, an elderly lady,
who resides at Cold Springs, had her left
wrist broken in two places by fall from a
wagon, yesterday afternoon, at the corner
of Monmouth and Williamson streets.
Jennie Bradford and Fanny Simon, two
colored bellies of the kitchen, fought like
wild cats last evening on York street above
Harris. They pounded and scratched each
other and raised such a disturbance that
the neighbors were obliged to interfere and
separate them.
A post mortem was made by DR. Davis
last evening on the remains of Cornelius
Sullivan, mention of whose sudden death