The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-22
CONVICTION.

September "a.
The commissions of all the officers elected
at the late election arrived yesterday
Mr.. VIM. F. Irwin of the Pekin qllinois)
Times, is the guest of Mr.. Ed PECK.
The Pleasure Seekers are out for moon
light at Riddles Garden on the 26th inst.
John Heiatt a former citizen of Coving-
ton is i'll with the yellow fever at New Or
leans
Mr.. Tim. Arnold, we'll known in this
city, is now travelling with the California
Minstrels.
Mr.. Lawrence and Misses Fannie and
HELEN Trimble returned last night from
Putin Bay.
The largest and most sociable crowd of
the season attended the Merry Bachelors
picnic last night.
Mr. Preston Davis has young daughter
at his house, and Mr.. Johnny Mann, of the
X. c., young son.
Address him now as Grandpa Croninger,
since the arrival of that young daughter at
Mr.. Arnold Browns
Mr.. John Hiatt, brother of Mr.. Frank
HIATT of this city, died in New Orleans yes
terday with yellow fever.
POLICE CoURT.-Anna Black drunk s.;
Larry Watermelon, peddling without
license, $5; J. Bowling, disorderly, dis
missed.
Mayor Athey is determined to enforce
the garbage ordinance. Yesterday morning
he fined lady $8 for throwing garbage on
the streets.
The party rendered Miss Jennie Butts at
her residence on Western Row last night by
the Merry Circle of West Coyington was
delightful affair.
Inspector Bliss, of Washington City, as
sisted by Revenue Agents Bird and Mitch
ell, has begun an inspection of Gaugers' inn
plements in this District.
Adolph Stark and Catherine Roup were
united in marriage by Squire Duvenick,
who kissed the blushng bride for his fee.
This is the BRIDES birthday.
Somebody stole Councilman Workings
gold watch from the pocket of his vest,
which was hanging i'll his office yesterday.
He offers liberal reward for its return.
Mayor Athey. with his usual generosity,
granted Mrs. Bumgarten free peddling IL
cense yesterday. She is the widow of the
man who was drowned few weeks since
Suit was filed in the Circuit Court yester-
day by the administrators of G. B. Connel-
ly, deceased, against Samuel c. and J. c.
Howard for 81, 500 and 10 per cent. interest
from 1876 on a note.
Hamilton Tweedy is sly old cuss. He
receives so cents for burying even the dead
dogs in the city. A few days ago he buried
one and then resurrected it, getting another
half dollar for the same old dog.
At a meeting of the Cincinnati Brewers
and Turner's, of Covington, resolutions of
respect were passed upon the death Of
Charles Geisbauer and a committee APP
pointed from each association to attend his
funeral in body.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Fred. Timms, for cut
ting George Knorr, was found guilty and
sentenced to six months in the County Jail
and fined $3.50; Andreas Beatty for cutting
Squire Johnson, was sentenced to thirty
days in the County Jail.
Charley Hutchinson and Mary Virginia
Dode, youthful couple from Dayton, o.,
came over the big wire bridge to get spliced,
The bride, when asked how Old she was,
said, at the same time sucking her thumb
her ma didn't allow her to tell, but thought
it was eighteen. She being too young to
obtain a license, and seeming to be afraid
that this would be her last chance to get
her little duckey, our reporter kindly con-
Bented to act as guardian, and she accepted
him as a protector. God bless her. Of
course a reporter wouldn't stand in the way
Of such little, insignificant thing as mar
riage.
The Grand Jury reported indictments
against e. Regenthal for trespass, L. Schnei-
der, two indictments, for selling liquor to
minors; VIM. Bob, same, two indictments;
Henry Priesthof cutting with intent to
kill; W. A. Smith, colored preacher was
indicted for committing rape upon Rosa
Duncan, colored domestic in the employ
of Vint. Shinkle, ESQ.,; also against Martin
ID WaVman for nSlrniDp office. M
Leonard, same; and against Luke Cutler,
Bryan Tansey, M. Leonard, Martin D. Way
man, VIM. D. Brent and JOS Lafayette, for
forcibly attempting to break up and OBJ
Itruct legal election. This refers to the
row on election day in the Third Ward.
BANKRUPTCIES. Squire w. l.. Mansen
iled his petition yesterday. Liabilities $9l3
assets 1925.
John H. Fields, of Flemmingsburg; LA
bilities S17323 50, assets So, 100; exemptions
claimed, 81, 900.
James E. Brown, of Mount Olivet; liabil-
ities 334 16, assets 81, 942, all of which is
claimed as exempt.
VIM. Dayton, of Mount Olivet; Liabilities
81, S12 II, assets ,057
Robert Moran, of Bracken County; La
bilities s., 1862 &c. assets $447 so; exemptions
claimed, $2S9.
J. B. McClannahan, of Bracken County;
liabilities 1868, assets 1915, all claimed as
exempt
Andrew Bryson, of Brookvlle liabil-
ties 1910 70, assets $433; all claimed as ex-
empt.
NEWPORT.
The Police Commissioners will meet to-
morrow night.
So to Louisville and return, Sunday, on
the Short-line.
The pump-house engine is in order again.
and resumes its duties to-day.
Mr.. G. A. Happensack returned from an
extended tour through Europe this morn
ing.
The Constans creditors who agreed to
take 40 cents on the dollar received their
money yesterday
Mrs. Lizzie Martin and Mrs. Snead, of To-
ledo, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin, of Saratoga street.
Thieves made a desperate but unsuccess-