The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
CONVECTION.
Mr.. F. X. Dengler is seriously ill.

Mr. James Homer has young son at his
house.
Scarlet fever is raging to an alarming ex-
tent in the city.
Mr.. VIM. Cleary has a young son at his
house. He kicks the beam at ten pounds.
The promenade concert at st. Mary's Hall
will close tomorrow night with grand
soiree.
Mr.. VIM. Brandenberg will celebrate his
silver wedding tonight at his residence, on
Pike and Main streets.
Ed Harris was fined $50 in the Police
Court this morning for his little fight OH
last election day at the Third Ward polls.
The will of Bernard Hester was admitted
to probate in the County Court this morn
ing He bequeaths all of his property to
his wife.
Mr. Pat Bolan received a letter from his
old pal, Tom Allen, this morning. He is
billed for plugging match in Edinburg,
Scotland.
Mr.. Eugene shinkle has been promoted
to Captain on the steamer Golden Rule, and
will leave on his first trip as commander
next Saturday.
John Mcleod who has received the ap-
pointment of Government Store-keeper, has
resigned his position as teacher in the Col
ored Public Schools.
Rev. 0. s. Bentley will deliver free
lee ure tonight at Odd-fellows' Hall. His
subject will be principles of True Pythian-
ism, or the Chivalric Future"
The. popular GIides Dancing Circle will
give a grand reception at Odd-fellows Hall
on the 18th of February. The hall will be
decorated with Chinese lanterns.
l.
the body of Lily Gleason this morning to
satisfy Perry Fennelson. The Jury rem
dered verdict that she died from con-
sumption.
DR.. ]. J. Dulaney and his estimable wife
will celebrate their silver wedding next
Monday evening at the family residence on
Madison street. The occasion will be q
most pleasant one.
Mr.. Henry Adams, Treasurer of st. 10
seph's Church, filed suit in the Chancery
Court yesterday against James A. Reed
and wife, Il. w. Me and Thomas OConner
and wife on note of "a, 500 to foreclose
mortgage.
VIM. McGrew who was arrested the other
day on writ of lunacy, was taken to Long
view Asylum this morning. While the
officers were taking him to the carriage he
made bold dash for liberty and nearly
succeeded in making his escape. He ran
out Second street to Garrard, when he was
captured by Officer Bolan af er desperate
struggle.
Last evening quite little brush oc.
Cured between Senator Foote, of Coving-
ton, and Hon. Harry Ward, of Cynthiana,
KY, in the Courthouse, growing out of ar
guments in the Arnold will case, and from
the way pistols and other heavy artillery
were drawn into the quarrel, a duel must
necessarily result and claret flow.
Mr.. Frank Riggs who died yesterday
morning, was born in this county on the
14th day of October, 1912, and has been
resident of this city for the past fifty years.
He was one of the most prominent live
stock traders in the State and was re-
spected by all who knew him, for his many
fine traits of character and generous dispo-
sition. He leaves five children to mourn
his loss His funeral will take place Fri
day.
NEWPORT.
The alarm at IL o'clock this morning was
false.
Sheriff Thomas White makes his annual
report to-day.
Jacob Pierman and Barbara Kerzdfer are
licensed to wed.
Mrs Eugene Applegate returned home
Yesterday from short visit to Hartwell,
Ohio.
Clerks Johnson and Bookes were at the
Workngmen's dance last evening and ex-
pressed themselves well pleased.
County School Commissioner Talaferro
will be in Alexandria Saturday to pay the
school teachers tie forty per cent. of their
salary.
The nine Peak sisters of Alaska arrived
in the city last night, and will attend q
social at the residence of Mr.. Meyers, on
Taylor street.
A private dance and. supper was given
last evening at the residence of Mrs. Watts.
on Front street, east of Washington ave-
nue.. Dancing was kept up until a late
hour.
Jack Lees old corner residence on South
gate and York streets, was torn down YES
terday. A number of coins dated 1901 were
found in some Of the crevices of the build
ing.
Miss Julia Gould, yesterday, received a
telegram from Max Strakosch, in Philadel-
phia, stating that position was open for
her in his company, and requested her to
accept it. Miss Gould, in company with her
brother, left last night for Philadelphia, to
accept the offer.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Working
mems party gave delightfully."- sober and
respectable dance and supper at Red Mems
Hall last night The hall was comfortably
filled by the wives and daughters of the
Workingmen, and was all in all very
social and enjoyable occasion. An elegant
supper was spread at II, and most of those
present patronized it.
A tailor named Ludwick engaged Ike
Wilson, the expressman, this morning to
remove what he claimed was his furniture
from Beck's Hotel. Ike accompanied Lud-
wick to room in the second story and COM
menced packing away the truck when Beck
put in an appearance, and the tailor left in
stanter with Ike bringing up the rear. The
furniture every speck of it, belonged in the
hotel. Ludwick is considered little Off
Yesterday evening at 4:So Rev. Father
Brandts performed the pleasing ceremony
of uniting Frank Gruele, ESQ.,, and Miss Ger
trude Kennedy in the bands of wedlock