The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
CONVICTION.

tOV1NGbVN.
County Court is i'll session at Independ-
ence today.
Judges Perkins and Cleary are again on
their native heath.
Those beautiful gilt-edged cards announce
the glass blowers ball.
Our Tom Whittle, in the Eighth Ward,
is out for Councilman.
The promenade concert at Drexelius Hall
will close tomorrow night.
Kenton Lodge, No. "a, I. o. 0. F., will
have an entertainment tomorrow night
John Horner and his buggy capsized on
Powell street yesterday. Damages slight.
Rev. Mr.. Bugbee will occupy the resi-
dence No. 10 East Fourth street shortly.
Mr.. Thomas Kelly, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of his cousin, Mr. James Rife, Esq.
Henry Lukenhoff boy of fourteen,
fell in play yesterday and broke his leg.
Nose Hilvey has arrived, and his case will
be investigated by the Criminal Court this
week.
The famous julius Corbin is off to Phila-
delphia to resume the practice OF his pro
fession."
Albert Lin. Salter who was arrested Sat
urday night for highway robbery, had his
case transferred to the Grand Jury.
Misses Ester and Alice Boyd are visiting
in the city, and are the guests of their at
tractive cousin, Miss Maggie Boyd.
A young son of Mr.. Hugh Stephens was
tied TO a bridge the other day by two black
Tascals and left there for several hours.
Mr.. Fred. Brickner and wife, who were
married il St. Paul's Church last Thursday,
left for indianapolis, their future home,
this morning.
Those beautiful prizes in Kuevens win
dow are to be given away at the Merry
Companions masquerade ball at DreXelius
Hall next Monday.
Forty-one car loads of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this morn
ing for the East and nineteen on the Short
line for this market
Mrs. Elizabeth David, mother of w. II.
David, the we'll known news-dealer, died
yesterday evening at the advanced age of
seyenty-eight years.
POLICE Court. - Mary Wade, William
Vaughn and Maggie Shafer, safe-keepers;
Charley Beed and Sam. Moreland, breach OF
the peace, all dismissed.
HYNENEAL.-The marriage of Miss Jennie
Bristow to Mr.. w. c. Martin, of Owenton,
takes place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home Of the bride-elect, in this
county.
The funeral of Miss Molle Coss took
place Yesterday. A large number of sor-
rowing friends followed her remains to
Linden Grove Cemetery, where they were
in erred.
Mr.. John II. Miller and Miss Marie Born
horn, both of this city, were granted mar
riage license this morning, and will be
united in marriage tomorrow morning at
st. Joseph Church.
On Wednesday evening Miss Minnie
Schleutker, daughter of Mr.. II. w. Scheut-
ker, will be welded to Mr.. Louis Deglow,
son of Mr. julius II. Deglow The GER
emony will be performed at the German
Refored Church.
Mr.. Harvey Meyers and his brand new
bride have returned from their honeymoon
trip to Chicago, and the BRIDES parents re-
ceived them with open arms. Give US your
hand, old pard, and may benevolent Prov
idence grant you long, prosperous and
happy life.
Criminal Court convened this morning,
Hon. George G. Perkins in the Judges
chair, and Hon. w. w. Cleary in his usual
effective position. The following conn nose
the Grand Jury for the present term: j. D.
Shut, R. Hemingway, ?. P. McVeigh, Ben.
Funk, Ben. Becker. HI. J. Gausspohl. John
Wood John Leathers, James Marsh Jacob
Kyle, Josiah Shinkle, f. ]. Hickey, W. e.
Yager, John Wearner R. c. Evans and J.
G. Anderson. The Grand Jury was well
charged by the Judge and retired to their
room, and will commence firing off indict-
ments Immediately. A number of
cases were called and continued, and
large number of them
set for trial. The lottery cases are set for
next Tuesday. The various collecting Off !
GERS OF the county presented their reports |
A rule was issued against County Judge !
Phelps, for failing to produce his report.
Judgment by default for $50 and costs was
rendered in the case of J. b. Klosterman
The case of young Priesthoff will be called |
this week.
NEWPORT.
Hon. A. s. Berry was an attentive listener
to Bob Ingersoll's lecture last night.
Mr.. Moses Graham one of the oldest resi-
dents of this city, died at his residence YES
terday of dropsy.
Entertainment tonight at the residence
of Capt. J. T. Williamson, for the benefit of |
st. Paul P. E. Church.
The promenade concert at Odd-fellows'
Hall for the benefit of st. Paurs German
Protestant Church, should be well patron
ized.
The School Board meet in special session
tonight to consider the bill of $500 of Prof.
Jones for making out the annual school re-
port.
Rev. Father Brandt, Vicar General of the
Covingten diocese, preached an eloquent
discourse at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, this city, yesterday.
AT a meeting of the Trustees of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception held
last evening, it was decided to hold fair
for the benefit of the church during the
holidays.
George Hodge (not the GeneraD got
drunk yesterday and raised "old Ned" gen
orally at the Washington House. He was
fined SIS and costs this morning by Judge
Harton. .......r
UB Ihg. :,
Mr. CLAW ROuZer a Young gentleman we'll