The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

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place, administered the sacrament of con-
firmation to fifty-two girls and forty.two
boys ofSt. Mary's Catholic Church, Sunday
morning, and to thirty-ive girls and about
thirty boys at st. Peters German Catho-
licl Church in the afternoon.
The following societies turned out in the
morning and afternoon: st. Ignatius and
St Georges German Catholic) St. Pat
rick's,A A. 0. H., and st. Joseph's Irish Cath
olicl
The procession was grand and the streets
were crowded with people all day.
The uniform of the Knights of st. Jo-
seph was admired by every one.
PIQUA, o. ..,
Mr.. Conrad May is once more in charge
of the popular Leland Hotel.
John Rood, the well-known harness.
maker, is now with Fred. Miller, at Troy.
Our old friend Wm. Garvey. late Indian
Agent at Pyramid Lake, New, goes to Sala-
manca, N. Y.
The plan for the new City Hall that is to
be, may be seen at the Post-office. The es-
timated cost of this Is to be $4,000.
Messrs Fox, dealers in groceries and
liquors note a lively improvement in trade.
Their customers are getting in their raisins
for Thanksgiving pudding, brandy for
mince pies, and whisky for the toothache.
If Mrs. Greeley can dispose Of her stock
of milliney goods in time, she desires to
sail for her castles in Spain, in order to
place them in order for the entertainment
Of the King and Queen during their ap-
preaching honeymoon.
SPRINGFIELD. n
BILLY's BUDGET OF BUDGERs.-Struck
Reeds Hotel de Bean on Saturday and
Sunday: J. P. Carroll and VIM. Driscol,
drunk; David Roll, tramp; John Anderson,
on suspicion-of being drunk.
Frank Neil, of the Nail Line. is willing
to accept of the part assigned 'oThe Lone
Fisherman" But now asks West, of the
News, to appreciate the favor by assuming
lie Blank" whom he will find shyster.
The missing horse and buggy of the
Woosley brothers, of Brighton, was re-
turned to them shortly after their making
known their loss to the authorities. Frank
Sultzbach, owner of the buggy, had taken
the rig from the hitching-post unbeknown
to the Woosley's. .l..u.5 ..
The Chief and boys visited the little old
cabin in the flats on Saturday night, and
found there Jennie Weathersby, proprietor
and manager; Doc. Hoddy, treasurer;
Ellen Smith and Josie Kelly, artists. Jas.
Hoyet was there taking in the breeze.
Jennie put up for the house.
David Splitter, the seven-year-old son of
e. w. Splitter, reported missing in our issue
of Saturday, returned to his parents roof
upon the same day. He, in company with
another yougster, named Peters, also re-
ported missing, took jaunt to the country,
where they remained over night. r
The Sunday night raid upon the Moritz
and Mckinney houses OF ill-repute turned
up the following: Mortz and Mckinney,
the Madams, Alice Worthington, Ella
! Chadwick. Jennie Lee, Mollie Mccormick,
Pet Orbert, their girls, Perry Webster AL.
fred Lentry, Bruce Albin and B. F. Goudy,
| visitors.
WAGES OF SIN.-During tine past few
months it has been notable that houses ol
| ill-repute have unnecessarily been raided
only in few cases upon complaint Oul
Chief Magistrate himself admits a neces
sary evil, hence why this continuous strain
upon them. What is the result? 1t can
better be described when added in connec
ton with story told by one of the women
while on her way to the Station-house.
We pay, said she, S. per week for our board
give our landlady half our earnings, anc
pay for our own washing. We are ever
charged for the light in oul
rooms She gives her bone
at the house, but we are allowed to bt
taken through the streets to the Station
house and locked up in cells tn await judg
ment. She escapes by paying s. and costs
we at So and costs. Among our people
there are some who fold the garb of decency
about them and frowD upon these pool
creatures to these we would say, if justice
was properly distributed, heavier loaC
would rest DER their heads to burden then
through life. Think, reader, of their frs
fatal step to it, watch them, and see 1T
effects pictured upon their faces, and yor
will say then they deserve pity and help
not punishment rt.' '.... ffs.
VISITED His STAMPING GRoUNDs.-De Detec.
tive John T. Norris smiled on us on Sun
dav. coming here by the Sunday train OF
the O., G., C. I'll. Johns admirers were
anxious to hear from him, for from lates
accounts he was supposed to be viewing th'
inards of Clermont County Jail, on th'
charge of carrying concealed weapons, hl
having refused to furnish the bond for ap
pearance. John appeared before Squire
Temple on Saturday afternoon to answe
for the same, the result being that he wa
discharged. In connection with the above
/ Norris tells story of much interest
He saws that himself and attQrne,
fixed that pop for the occasion to suit 'th'
affidavit, which read carrying q weapon
Iloaded with powder and ball." Johns lit
tile gun was exhibited at the examination
4 and the plaintiff iffasked as to its identity. Nor
| risl attorney then leveled the weapon a
| John and tested all its cylinders, much t.
lJohn's amusement and to the horror of th
| Court The parties under arrest are al
! under $500 bonds for appearance. Norri
possesses the names OF twenty-four othe
4 persons likewise implicated. The credit o
working up tue case must be awarded t
| Allen, the injured man, who did 1t in tn
disguise of Quaker. aud while working a
4 a farm hand in the vicinity. i&S'
i NEWARK, O. I'd p
4 Pat. Rooney is booked for the 2Sth Of thi
month. \
4 Our, city was crowded with farmers las
4 week to attend the Court. ,,a .s'
1 Mrs. Stefel died at her residence, on Raj
coon street. Sunday morning. Jng - q,
1 Nine. Rentz's Female Minstrels will
at the OpeFa-Apuse on December LIST.