The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

Miss Mollie Butcher will take place to
morrow evening. A reception will be heie
at Turner Hall.
Mr.. Thomas Barrett of this city, and
Miss Ella Wilson we're united in marriaes
last night at the Cathedral in Coyingto0
Rev. Father Jones officiating.
Billy Healy, an employe at Swift's rcll-
ing-mill, had the thumb of his right haud
badly crushed this morning by having y
caught between the shears.
All Of the city employees were paid up "a
full to-day by our energetic and able City
Treasurer, Louie Constans This has nol
occurred before in many years.
At the next meeting of the Council a
Overseer of the Poor will be elected. We
understand that Mr.. Robert Townsend. q
worthy citizen and one well qualified fos
the position, will be candidate.
Jake Obenesser was fined $40 and costs by
} Squire Buchanan this morning fo-
sault committed on T. - al q
Eddie Obenes~-- --.uanuel Quimby
sim''o --vr, who was arrested ON Z
.-ar charge, was discharged.
County Clerk Jones missed his footing =
the top of the stairs while coming from IL.
'S ONi pAOusS JcStcTuAy aItaf-
mann ona : ""veral steps. Quite .
@ muon, anu len loo. but Yere
crowd was attracted by then,..
asreeably surprised to learn that Mr.. Jop,..
escaped with very slight injury.
Mr. James Shields, our well-known mux.
can ana Tor many years the able leader of
Ile cholr at the Church of the Immaculass
conception, has, we understand, been ten.
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Atonement on West Third street. CinciD.
natl
st. Boniface Orphan Society will csIe.
prate their feast at st. Johns Orphan Asy.
lum at Cold Spring next Sunday. For the
accommodation of those wishing to attend
the Trustees have made arrangements to
nave conVeyances leave from the corner pt
Harris and Tibbatts streets.
As man named Raridan was workiuy
with horse and cart at the head of Orchard
street yesterday afternoon, the timber that
held the cart in place gave way, allowing
the Whole concern, including the horse and
driver, to go over the embankment Me
Rarldan was considerably cut and bruise6
and the animal was so injured as to be I'M.
fit for further use.
Mr.. Taylor Thornton, Jr., while on hin
way home yesterday on rather spirited
young horse, was thrown from the saddIe
and badly bruised. He fell on his face, ana
received several bad-ooking cuts, and it =
feared he injured internally. He was
hardly able to walk to his home from Tay.
lor's Mill Bottoms, where the accident han.
pened.
John Manning, alias Gilly, and Jesse
Moore, coloTed, both inmates of the Jail
had lively set-to in the old rookery yes,
terday afternoon. During the matines
Manning got his work in so well and with
such effect that Moore yelled for all thas
was out. The former was slowed away In
the dungeon on diet of bread and water
while Moore will feast on pie and sprint
chicken till his sores are healed.
COMING NUpTIALs.-Hand printea
invitations are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr. John Hull and Miss Annie
Kelly, both of this city, to take place next
Tuesday evening at o'clock. The weddinx
will be held at the residence of the bridn
lo1 Isabella street, and Rev. Father Ennis
will officiate.
The marriage of Mr.. Oliver Schriver, 81
this city, and young lady Il
Evansville, Ind, is announced for next
"Wednesday, the Oath. The wedding will
take place at the brides residence in TIM
latter city, and the reception will be held
at the residence of Mr.. Henry Schripes.
father OF the groom, on Washington
avenue.
Elmore Croswell, young man of about
l9, who resided at Chilo came to this citt
Friday last for the purpose of accompany
ng his sister home, who was visiting at the
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street. During the afternoon of FrIlay.
Mr.. Croswell left for the purpose of visiNinS
he Exposition. Not returning on TINA
lis sister went home on ths
evening boat, thinking her brother miehS
rave been detained by meeting friendA
Since that time no tidings have been Nd.
,eived of Elmore, and his father, who il a
merchant of that city, was herv
almost distracted, in search of
lis lost son. The young man had consid.
rable money in his possession, and foul
'lay is feared.
REAL ESTATE IRA NsFERs. Margaret Brad.
ord to Walter M. Flack, lot 46 in Jamea
'aylor's subdivision, 16 feet front on Tsrs
Or street by 100 feet deep, to an aileys
800.
Martha J. and John F. Bradford to Man
aret Bradford, same property; $1,000.
Reuben R. Springer, Trustee to L W.
ivezey, lot 1877 in Goodman's subdivision,
5 feet front on Walnut street by 100 fed
eep, between Lowell and Brighton streetsi
$50. The Trustee assumes no legal 70
possibility.
Reuben Springer, Trustee to Edith Msy+
ard, lot q, in Goodman's subdivision, q
eet front on Bellevue street. between MonD
nd Hubbard $34S so.
Keturah NJ. Hodge to Thomas Jones, IoA
I, SS, SO and 90, on the north side of HsN
s street, between Isabella and Patterson
,565
Hannah Digby, by Sheriff, to R. W. NeL
m, Is acres of land. on the Aexandris
Ike, 2H miles from Newport; $3 800.
George W. Conway to Louisa Knox. lok
o. %, in D. D. Mayo's subdivision, 25 feot
ont on the west side of Cabot street, be.
,een Mayo and Ringgold street; ST. and
her considerations.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Henry Kerdel, tho
an who is accused of wanting to
lrn down the German Protestaus
lurch, had his case continued, Dam
Connolly, who was arrested ON
ece warrant, was dismissed. The follow.
o cases we're continued until tbo n.~h