The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-21
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.


monary complaint.
Mr.. Mat. Farrell, of the Post-ofice, is off
on Western tour.
August Meyers, of Arbeiter Hall, cele-
brates his birthday tonight.
Mr.. H. ]. Gauspohl took his first law lee
ture in Cincinnati yesterday.
The Weaver boys have sample vine of
raspberries that contains second crop.
Mr.. Maurice Richmond and bride, nee
Miss Annie Mahon, are home from their
bridal tour. ~
Mrs. DR.. Ashby, nee Miss Minnie Cum
ningham, of Baltimore, Nd, is visiting her
parents in this city.
Mr.. Patrick Rogers, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Mary BALI, of this city, were united
in marriage yesterday.
During an alteration in saloon on Vine
street, in Cincinnati, Sunday night John
Hall, of this city, was shot in the cheek.
Middendorf & Lubbers were awarded the
contract by the Court of Claims at 1nde-
pendence yesterday of burying the pau
pers.
Rev. O. A. Bartholomew, accompanied by
Rev. P. B. Miles and wife left last night for
Bloomington, ILL.,, to attend the Missionary
Convention.
Miss Maggie Murray, the interesting lit
tie blonde of Second street, is spending a
few days very pleasantly in Lexington,
Kentucky.
Thomas Carver was on little hurrah day
before yesterday and threatened to shoot a
man named George. He was brought in by
Officer Mike Bolan and the Mayor regis
tered $53 opposite his name this morning.
Mr.. John g. Finnell and Miss Nora
Allphin, both of Boone County. were mar
ried by Rev. o. A. Bartholomew yesterday.
The officiating clergyman seems to be doing
land Office business in the matrimonial
line.
Charley Donnelly has brought his splen-
did gray gelding George in from Chester
Park and will stable him at home for the
present. He trotted it in 2:2S last Satur-
day. and Charley has bona fide offer of
81, 900 for him.
Mr.. John Fenifeck ard sister, who are in
distressed circumstances, have been ten
dered benefit ball to take place at Drex-
illus Hall Thursday night A good string
band has been engaged and every ything
pioiAlSeo W 50 Oii SdIlSldCiOIys
This morning at II O'Clock, at the home
of S. Maltas. ESQ.,, the marriage of Mr..
Silas B. West, lumber merchant of Clinton
County, Ohio, and Miss Elizabeth A. NAL
tas. daughter of the iost, was celebrated,
Rev. o. H. Bartholomew officiating.
Mr. Percival wishes the announcement
made emphatically that he is not candi-
date for City Collector. He would not run
against Our JIM" and anybody who does
had better hang his harp on the willows
He is for Our Jirn," and don't you forget
it.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to Daniel J. Webster, of Cincinnati,
| aged thirtyseveL, and Sarah J. Steers,
aged twenty-nine, of this city. They will
be united in marriage this evening at the
residence of the brides parents, on Holman
street.
Police CoURT.-Patsv Carey was mulcted
SIS and costs for his little misunderstanding
with Marketmaster England; Frank Beste-
man and Robt. Mape, drunk. $4 each; Ed.
Farrell, breach of the peace, evidence heard
and decision reserved. He is the man that
struck Nose Pearce.
Professor John Ostendorf, the celebrated
tenor singer, whose musical voice is capable
of the highest notes. is to sing first tenor in
the approaching May Festival. High G"
is his delight and &c" picnic for him.
TIE singing of the Professor is equaled only
by his literary ability and his good looks
The lady employees of Mr. William Schar-
ringhausen gathered at the home of Mr..
w. 4. Hohnhorst last night and proceeded
to the house of Mr.. Scharrnghausen in a
body with a number of other friends.
There they presented Mr.. S. with pretty
diamond pin. Frolic and fun follow ed in
abundance.
At half-after nine last night fire-prob-
ably the work of an ncendarv--broke out
in an old frame, the property, we are in
| formed, of Mr.. VIM. Hall, lately moved to
vacant lot between Eighth and Ninth and
Russell and Washington streets. Light
bright, big excitement, fire only partially
successful and damage trivial. A lot OF
carpenters tools is the main loss.
The remains of the little son of Mr.. John
Kennedy were placed in their last resting
place yesterday. The sorrowing family
and friends followed the exquisite child
hea.se to the Cathedral, where Father Lam
bert rendered the Catholic service for the
ucdu, anu Iucu tuc lOHS luHeTdl COrCege
proceeded to the pretty cemetery, where
the Church's last words were said by Father
Jones. The pall-bearers were Master James
Pia!t VIM. Piatt, James Moran and Charles
Donnally, Jr.
DAvEzAC's DENIAL. B. and Francis
Davezac and Alex. Davezac and wife,
through their attorneys, Hallam & Perkins,
filed their answer in the case of Robert
Richardson, administrator, VS.. J. B. Dave
zac and others The petition denies all the
material allegations in the plaintiffs peti-
ton and asks for 81, 900 damages and, fur
ther, that the injunction be dissolved. 1t
will be remembered that this was suit to
enjoin the Davezacs from dsposing of the
property OF B. b. Vandegrift. deceased.
Fun FOR FREER.-The Council Commit
tee en- Law, in conjunction with the Com
mittee on Ways and Means held meeting
last night, and resolved to bounce CITY Col.
lector Freer from Office. They also deter
mined to file suit against his bondsmen to
recover his deficiency with the city, We
further understand that Mr.. Freer is
$486 60 behind in his collections with the
School Board, and that honorable body at
their next meeting will adopt similar reso.
lutiOns to make him come to time. Mr..
Freer will be asked to resign Thursday
night, and if he refuses. prouer stems will