The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTON.

Athey this evening on the charge of lar
ceny.
The. knights of Pythias will return
from their excursion to Maysville tins
evening.
Pete and Paddy yanked in Jim Cummins
last night for drunk; 81 stood after his
name to-day.
"Puggy" Lynn is to be Johnny Weavers
opposition for rWoodmeasurer, but our John
will snow him under.
Yesterday was remarkably quiet for
Thanksgiving Day. Not a single fight was
reported at the Marshal's Office.
The Forrest Dramatic Club held recep-
tion at the residence of Professor Helle-
busch, on Sixth street, last night.
Mr.. John T. Gridley and Miss Ella Pratt,
formerly school teacher in our public
schools, were married at the residence OF
W. H. McClung night before last.
The Diamond Dancing Circle had large
crowd at their reception Thanksgiving Eve.
AtfePs band furnished elegant music, and
the Weaver boys supper carried off the
cake.
Last night goodly company of social
pleasure seekers gathered at the residence
of Mr.. George Mason, South CovingtOn,
and the usual social happinesses were in
dulged in.
The condition of George Wimsey, the
boy stabbed by Willie Jones, was favorable
last night, according to the physicians re-
port The hearing Of the charge against
Jones is set for tomorrow.
Mr.. Jerry McCarty and Miss Cordelia
Lambert we're united in marriage Wednes-
day evening by the Rev. Mr.. Hawes, OF
Shinkle Chapel. The groom is one of the
cleverest gentleman in town, and the bride
fully equals him in beauty and grace.
Mr.. Baiser Beaugrand, of Falmouth, and
Miss Josie Held of Augusta, were united
in the holy bonds, so to speak, in this city
yesterday morning at 10 O'clock by the Rev.
DR.. Charles Taylor The Doctor then went
to church and delivered an excellent
Thanksgiving discourse, and after church
was called on and tied the nuptial knot for
Mr.. Charles B. Knoblaugh, Of Cincinnati,
and Miss Anna Constans. of Newport.
CHANCERY CoURT.-A consent Judgment
has been filed in the case of J. H. Meyers
administrator, against ]. H. Meyers heirs
and creditors, directing the Master Com
missoners to sell certain real estate of the
firm of Kennedy & Meyers and certain real
estate of Meyers individually. The first
named is described as follows Lot Al n by
las. northwest corner Sixteenth and Green
up streets; lot "a by 80, residence of Thos
H. Kennedy, northwest corner Scott street
and Saratoga alley; Lot No. 81, Baptist Sub
division, OH Thirteenth street. The only
property mentioned under the second head
is the residence property, As by 100, south
side Twelfth street, So feet east of Scott
street. A. ID. q"
BIG. Bold RoBBERY.-The jewelry store
of Henry Terlau, on the east side OF
Madison street, between Fifth and Sixth,
was robbed night before last of lot OF
handsome gold watches and other jewelry,
valued at nearly $1,000, right under the
nose, as it were, of the proprietor of the
establishment The scheme had been
worked up, 1t seems for a week, by three
men, who had devised it we'll, and night
before last they appeared ut the store just
before cl sing up time, and while two oil
them occupied the attention of the clerk
and proprietor, another went through the
unlocked safe. Mr.. Terlau afterwards un
suspectingly locked the safe and went
home. Yesterday morning, when he
Opened up." he discovered that large
tray or box, containing forty gold watches
and pair Of solid gold bracelets, was miss.
ing-gone glimmering.
The Court at Alexandria went on a quail
hunt yesterday. A..
Col. Hounshell left yesterday for Lexing
ton to attend legal arbitration.
Waldemeyer Orchestra in a grand concert
at Odd-fellows' Hall Monday night.
Mayors CoURT.-Gus. Best and George
Shcnchine, disorderly conduct, IS and costs
each. ...
i No. 1856 Is the lucky number that won the
organ raff1ed off yesterday by Pocahontas
Tribe, I. 0. R. NJ. ~. ...r...
Capt. E. Allsworth. U. s. A., and famil,
leave tomorrow for Washington, D. c., tt
take up their residence.
Mr.. Henry Schultz, of the Monmouth
street Carriage Works. presented each o.
his employees with a fine Thanksgiving
turkey. A i'
Eliza Moore. an aged colored lady, and
servant in the Taylor family for man,
years, was buried yesterday from the FRS
Baptist Church. .-.' "
An accident to some valuable machiner,
OF the Dueber Watch Case Manufactor,
Tuesday night caused a suspension of bus
, iness for two days.
The C mplimentary benefit rendered MI
Henry March, the gentlemanly proprieto
of Eclipse Hall, night before last, was fin
, success in every way.
Councilman Stemler spent his Thanks
, giving at home, that he might enjoy tn
company of pretty twelve-pound son tha
his wife presented him with yesterda,
morning. .....
A Division of the Sons of Temperate
will be organized Saturday night at Hay
! mans Hall. A meeting for that purpos
to which all interested in the cause are in
!, vited, will be held at o'clock at the hal
named. ,t t.II4t-
Miss Bette Hayman, the pretty youn
daughter of Mr.. G. f. Hayman, of Yor
street. and Mr.. Bliss. well-known insul
, ance man OF Cincinnati will be welded, s
Madam Rumor says, on the evening of Dt
; cember 18th.
Coroner Schoolfeld yesterday turned owe
Z $196 to w. H. Fitzgerald, the Public At
ministrator, it being the amount found o
the body of Charles Scheurer., Mr.. Fit:
{ gerald paid out 500 of the amount fc