The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
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MEwPORH
The ferryboat Belle is to be taken to the
docks and thoroughly overhauled.
Mr.. Eugene P. M. Creutz was yesterday
admitted to practice in the Circuit Court
A special term of the Criminal Court
will be held Monday to try the Harris case.
Henry Berte. residing on John's Hill. had
a new set of harness stolen from his stable
night before last.
LICENSED TO LovE-Charles x Eveslsge
and Kate Schevere, Ed. R. Cassidy and
Mary 2. Byrons
The ball that wound up the St. Johns
Fair at Red Mems Hall last night was sue
cess both socially and financially.
The Iron Molders' Union, No. 20, of this
city, will give their annual ball at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Covington, Friday night.
Jonas Murray, residing on Ann street,
was thrown from cart yesterday and seri-
ously injured by the wheels passing over
him.
The Commonwealth Attorney has served
notice OF motion of change of venue for
the trial of the Harris case to county other
than Kenton.
Will somebody shoot that sign that de-
faces the wall of the Sheriffs Office, corner
of York and Southgate streets? Plummer.
it gives the town away.
The morning session of the Circuit Court
was occupied in hearing the case of the
Licking Baptist Church against B. Sefman
for subscription of $l00,
Hon. T. M. Hill was in town this morn
ing, telling the people all about it-what
he is going to do and how he will do it
during the next Legislature.
Mayors CouRT.-Adam Knecht, disor-
derly conduct, So and costs; J. G. and VIM.
Bennett, potato venders, hailing from Gin
cinnati, were fined $5 and costs each for
peddling without license.
The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon at
o'clock was occasioned by the upsetting
If bucket of hot tar on the roof of the res
idence OF Mrs. Bests on Bellevue street.
Workmen were engaged in repairing the
roof at the time.
The statement published several days
ago in reference to the arrest of parties re-
siding on Isabella street, on a charge of
keeping disorderly house. referred only to
the house corner of Isabella and Bellevue
streets. This correction is due Mr.. Davis,
whose name was published in connection
with the arrest.
Night before last Messrs. Stevens & Ware
delivered 500 bundles of shingles and placed
them on vacant lot on the corner of Mon
mouth and Williamson streets, for house
that is in the course of construction on the
vacant lot adjoining. The same evening
some miscreant hauled off over one. half OF
them.
LEATHER LIFrERs.-Last night, while two
ladies were coming up the river bank on
their way home from Cincinnati, they were
approached by two men who snatched their
pocket-books, which were in their sacaue
pockets and started off at lively rate. Mr..
George Pagan, who was standing near at
the time, gave chase to the rascals who fled
to the ferry-boat and jumped on just as the
boat was leaving the landing. The rascals
in their fight dropped their booty, which
was recovered and returned to the owners
WOODEN WEDpIyG.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Ten Bruel were agreeably surprised at theil
residence last evening by number of thei
lady and gentlemen friends, who visited
them in a body and were loaded will
wooden utensils, which they presented tt
the happy pair in honor Of the celebration
of their wooden wedding. They also hat
wel-filled baskets, containing choice ant
wholesome edibes, all ready for the tooth
which were placed on the table and dis
cussed, interpolated with social chatting
and merry-making Everybody had &
good time.