The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.


Mr.. Bernard Heving has sold his kiln,
containing 65Q,00O brick, to the Emery
Brothers.
Councilman Robert Howe ard his very
estimable wife will celebrate their silver
wedding tonight
Miss Mamie French, a charming belle OF
st. Louis, who has been visiting in the in
terror, is the guest of Miss Fannie French.
Mr.. Chant V. Shinkle and Miss Lora Per-
cival will be married this evening, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, on Fourth
street.
Mr.. Jerry McCarty, aged twenty eight,
and Miss COrdelia Lambert, aged twenty,
were granted marriage license this
morning.
The remains of Lafayette Bradford were
consigned to their last resting place in the
family lot at Linden Grove Cemetery yes
terday.
Eli Ragan, an old gentleman from the
country. was adjudged lunatic in the
County Court yesterday. The jury couldn't
find out the cause.
A young boy named Samuel Edwards,
residing at go East Third street, was Be-
verely injured yesterday by kick from q
horse belonging to Dr.. J. NJ. Kerr.
John Nicholson and Chas. Wilson were
brought in last night by Officers Cutler
and Holtrop on suspicion. They are hard
and desperate-l0oking characters.
Tere was little scrap fight on Third
street this morning between two men
named Waterman and Keerns, in which
nf than rnoatvod uuIu N
eye.
THANKSGIVING MARKET.-Citv Market
master England requests us to announce
that there will be market at Seventh street
tomorrow afternoon. The usual Thursday
market at Eleventh street.
The Diamond Dancing Circle will give
one of their usual fancy dress balls at
Drexelius Hall tomorrow evening Good
music will be in attendance, and good
supper will be set by the Weaver Bros.
There was rattling runaway on Seventh.
street Market Space this morning. The
horse attached to the hay wagon of Mr..
Swetman. of Florence, ran off and collided
with several market stands and capsized
them. Mr.. Swetman very kindly paid all
the damages sustained, and bore his own
like little man.
The Twilights': Assembly had on elegant
crowd at their reception at Drexelius Hall
last night. Thompson Band furnished the
music, and it was good music, no cat.like
yelling, but good soft sweet strains, but the
music was nothing compared with the sup.
per set by the Weaver boys. They don't do
things by the halves
POLICE CoURr.-Henry Mussman, drunk
and dsorderly conduct, was fined $13; Ed.
Hogan tried to burst his house open with q
brick last nig'.t. when Peeler Patsey Casey
set his German eye on him, and took him
down; $l3 appeared after his name to-day
Cutler and Holtrap arrested man last
night too drunk to tell his name, and hi.
case was continued.
There is chicken on exhibition on the
corner of Fourth and Bakewell streets thai
has no head one and it still lives. Its head
was ch, pped off several weeks ago by some
cruelly-disposed man and it was left for dead
The people happening to look out into the
yard discovered their chicken headless and
brought it into the house and fed it. The
chicken is fed BY the aid Of goose quill.
The police last night raided the house or
the corner OF Twelfth and Washington
Streets occupied by colored people, anc
searched tor stolen goods. A silk dress
supposed to have been stolen, was taken
and the occupants of the house were taker
into custody. May Allen was arrested in
Cincinnati this morning ON the charge oil
being implicated, and was brought over by
Officer Cutler.
HOUSE RoBBERY.-The residence of Rob
ert Howe, Esq, on Eleventh street, was
hplI nd 1lxy rokbnL G..
afternoon about o'clock, the thief enter
ing by simply walking in at the dining
room dor. All the silverware on the
place was stolen except one spoon that Mr.
Howe's daughter, a member of the Model
Cooking Club, had in the kitchen, using il
i'll making up some cake.
This mornings Commercial prints ths
following:
CovINaroN, KY, Nov. %.
To the Editor of the Commercial:
In reading yesterdays issue of the Enouir
er | feel convinced that all injury has beer
inflicted on gentleman Of this city. The
statement is to the effect that MIR. Reubel
Mcpannold rented a pew in our church
from political and selfish motives Now,
can affirm, being present at the time, some
twelve months ago, that this assertion il
altogether unfounded. Rev. Father Bar
rey cheerfully unites with me in this refu
tatlon. l.. M. LAMBERT,
Priest of the Cathedral.
All! Father Lambert, are not the way
of politics past finding out2
SMASHING SALooNIsTs-FINAL REPORT OF
THE GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury thi
morning finished their labors for the pres
ent session and, were discharged and ORDERED
to be paid by the Jury Commissioners
They reported the following indictments
John Freer. City Collector, embezzlement
County Judge Phelps, willful neglect o.
official duties in failing to keep up hi.
records; W. P. Mclaughlin, malfeasanct
in office.
The following saloon-keepers were in
dicted for keeping pool tables without Ii
cense: John Noland, VIM. Doeschler, F
Meyers, Henry Steifel, Joe Gorden, George
Keer. John Kohrman, Charles Ulrich
Bryan Tansey, Joe Pieper. James Harris
Joe Johnston, John Moeller, Adam Gels
vein. John Valentine, Joe Murtz, H
Drexelus, August Baurlein, Geo. Jansen
and L. Snider. Henry Neimeyer was in
dicted for keeping tippling huuse. They
dismissed the indictment against Robert
Jordan.
The Grand Jury then made their final re
port, and stated that they had been in ses