The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-20
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Don't forget the Vespers at Drexelius
Hall tonight.
Miss Mary Miller we are happy to say, is
rapidly convalescing.
Joe johnson was fined $4 in the Police
Court this morning for drunk.
The promenade concert at Drexelius Hall
will be resumed tomorrow night.
Mr.. Henry W. Paine and Miss Zoe Larue
were granted a marriage license this morn
ing.
There was an enjoyable masquerade at
the residence of Captain Nichols, on Main
street, last night.
VIM. Love, who had the trouble with
Jake Steinborn, of this city, was murdered
in indianapolis yesterday by Warren Tate.
The Grand Jury dismissed the indict-
ments against Dick Johnson for sodomy,
and against Joseph Leonard for grand lar
ceny.
The nuptals of Mr. George Rothers and
the attractive Miss Jennie Hem are an
nounced for next Wednesday at st. Mary's
Cathedral.
That beautiful ottoman raffled off by the
young ladies of St. Mary's Cathedral was
won by Mr.. Dave Moran, 27 being the
lucky number.
"Ten Nights in Milk Dairy, or Life in
the Peaselburg Brick-yards," is the title OF
red-hot drama that Billy Brown, the ton
sorial ticker, has written.
Neatly printed cards are out announcing
the nuptials of Mr.. Henry Berndt and Miss
Emma Salter at the residence of the bride,
on Garrard street, November 2Sth.
The Grand Jury this morning reported
indictments against c. H. Swope, for grand
larceny, and against John Reagan, for grand
larceny and escaping from an officer
VIM Thornton, who was arrested yester-
day, is not the son of Ed. Thornton the
Overseer of the Work-house. Thornton
was taken to Cincinnati this morning for
trial.
Rev. H. B. Ridgway will lecture at Shin
kle Chapel on the 26th inst His subject
will be, what Shall Girls DoT' Mr.. RIdg-
way is an able speaker, and deserves good
audience.
Brother Robert Morris lectured to the
Masonic fra ernity last night on the Holy
Land. Afterwards he conferred the degree
of "The Palm and Shell' upon several of
the brethren.
City Treasurer Adams has just issued the
following important notice to taxpayers:
1.-THE December (1878) Duplicates OF City
Taxes are payable at my Office up to the
18th of December next, inclusive. If not
paid by December 18th they will carry
penalty of five per cent. to the last of the
month, after which they will be stamped
delinquent with a penalty of fifteen per
cent. added"
The marriage of w. G. Martin and Miss
Bristow took place yesterday at the old
Bristow homestead, in this county, yester-
day, at p. m., in the presence of the fam
lily and very few intimate friends. Rev.
Dr. Manly, of Georgetown College, otliciated
in very impressive manner. The happy
pair departed yesterday evening for their
future home in Owenton.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Wm. Mount, breaking
open a railroad car, two years in the Peni-
Tertiary; Henry Priesthoff, cutting Joe
Hitter. $50 and six months in the county
Jail. The case of Thos. Hernesy, accused
of killing Thos. Daniels, is in progress this
afternoon. The testimony for the prosecu-
tion closed this morning. He will in all
probability be cleared. There will be no
session of the Court Friday or Saturday.
Judge Perkins goes to Cynthiana to hold a
special term.
Mr. Perry Fennalson and wife, who are
accused of prosecuting and mistreating their
adopted child, Lily Gleason, were each
bound over to keep the peace for one year
by Mayor Athey yesterday, in the sum Of
$3.50, Mike Waters signing their bonds. The
girls story is that Fennalson and his wife
caught her on the streets and misreated
and called her all sorts of vile names. Fen
nalson's complaint was that they objected
to Lily living with Kivetts family while
Mrs Kivett was absent. Miss Lily is a very
attractive and hard working girl.
SOCIETY ELEor1oN.-T Catholic Benevo-
lent Society has elected officers as follows
for the ensuing six months: Chaplain,
Very Rev. E. H. Brandts; President, David
Walsh Vice President, John McKenna;
Recording Secretary, Michael Cullen; Cor
responding Secretary, VIM. O. Brien; Treas
urer, Michael Leonard; Standing Commit
tee-Wm. Leonard, Patrick Russell. Philip
Cremin, James Haprahan and Michael Nc
Carly. Committee on Sick-First Ward,
Thomas McGrath; Second Ward, John Ken
nedy; Third Ward, Michael Murray; Fourth
Ward James Maloney; Fifth Ward, Chas.
Feircy; Sixth Ward, d. P. Noonan; Seventh
Ward, Peter Closkey.
NEWPORT.
A telephone has been constructed from
Finchtown to Cincinnati.
Pat. Day, who is charged with highway
robbery, will be tried tomorrow.
Mr.. VIM Robson. President of the First
National Bank, has almost recovered from
his recent illness.
Jim Cassidy, for drunk and disorderly,
was let off with 81 and costs, it being his
first appearance before his Honor.
Mr.. John Kiefer, who was so terribly
burned yesterday was still living at -
o'clock to-day, with slight hopes of his re-
covery.
Mr.. Joseph Hinkelman, a respected citi-
zen, died yesterday at the residence of his
brotherin-law, VIM. Colloppy, on Isabella
street.
Rev. Charles Luaker, pastor of the Ger
nan Methodist Church, was granted
license in the County Court this morning to
solemnize matrimony.
Prof Sterns has been granted permission
! to open night class in drawing and pen
manship at the Rilggold-street School
house, commencing Monday night next.
Officer Boyd was put in charge of the