The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-22
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGT0N.

Globes picnic at Riddles Garden tonight
Johnny Havlm sails for Europe next
week.
Choral Concert at Odd-fellows' Hall to-
night.
Pleasure Seekers at Drexelius Hall Satur
day night
Miss Mary Burbridge, of Paris, is visiting
in the city
Raucr Wright was arrested last night fol
breach Of the peace.
A new priest was installed at st. Johns
Church, in Lewisburg, this morning.
The election for Legislator to represent
the First District will be held on the 3lst
inst.
Mr.. Henry Pereival squared up this NOR.
ming with the County every cent he owed
them
The case of Phil. Sullivan against Joe Col
Inns, in the Circuit Court this morning, was
dismissed.
:, Ascension Day was properly observed
Churches.
An application will be made to-day at
Squire Evans office for the reduction OF
Duke Corbin's bail.
The new Catholic Church at DeCoursey
was dedicated to-day, Rt Rev. Archbishop
Toebbe officiating.
The Fonrth-street Christian Church will
give an excursion to the Soldiers Home in
Dayton, Ohio, Saturday.
The Soldiers and Sailors will meet Thurs.
nay at Nodler's Hall to make preparations
10 decorate the soldiers graves.
Rev. G. 8. Savage has returned from his
spring visit to Middle Tennessee in the in.
terests OF the American Bible Society.
A grand picnic, May 29th, at Hunts
Grove, will be given by the Colored G. NJ,
Council and NJ. v Patriarchic Encamp-
ment.
The contestants Of the Arnold will case
have been granted until the eleventh dav
of the present term of the Circuit Court, to
bile bill OF evidence for new trial.
The ladies of the scott-street Methodist
Church propose to have strawberry festi-
val in the ectlHe-room of that building on
Tuesday evening of next week, the 29tII
Inst.
The fourth concert and last of this season
Df the Chvingtoh Choral Society comes off
1t Odd Fellows Hall tonight. The pro.
pramme was published last Saturday. it is
an attractive one, and presents pleasing
variety of choral and solo music.
Julius Corbin, the lawyer, who was conf
mitted to Jail day before Yesterday bv
Esqnires Evan and Mclaughlin, failed to
lnd bondsman, yesterday, and was com
PEELED to take up quarters in the Jaier's in
hItutlon, to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
A hire in the residence Of Mr.. ]. L. Hack
hthorn caused a loss Of $50 yesterday. The
house was insured in the Royal Insurance
Company, and the loss was settled by
Messrs. Hardin & Delaney last night before
BIO clock. That's what you may call en-
lerpfise.
W. G. Stone, late Treasurer of Covington,
was found guilty by Newport jury yester-
day OF frarldulentIy omittng his december
tax-colections in 1877 from his July. 1877
report Of collections. The jury fixed his
punishment at one years confinement in
the Penitentary.
This morning, about clock, two horses
Rttached to the beer wagon of Lang &
Knoll, took fright at the Arbeiter Hall and
went fearing down Pike street sweeping
everything before them. At the corner OF
Pike and Madison the wagon collded wi
the house of J. NJ. Clarkson and tore down
q portion of the brick wall, knocked posts
from the shed, scattered stoves, tin-ware
and beer-kess around promiscuously; but
this did not check them in their mad ca
reer, for they kent on going down the
sidewalks until they reached Sixth ana
Madison Streets where the wagon struck
lamp-post with such force as to check them.
Mr.. Clarkson will sue for damages.
Yesterday morning at Mother of God
Church was celebrated the wedding of Mr..
George Bramage, the polite book Keeper of
Mr.. Fred. j. Meyers and Miss Lizzie Mey-
trs. The ceremony whs performed by Rev.
Father Tuetenberg in a very impressive
manner. The attendants were Mr. Joseph
Bsman and Miss Kate Bramlage, Mr. Fred.
Broemer and Miss Annie Mey ers, Mr.. John
6chweman and Miss Mary Bramlage The
bride, who is most lovely blonde, was
dressed in pale blue silk cut en- train,
trimmed with valencienDes and orange
blossoms, and wore the tradition vail The
sweet lady attendants were dressed in
white Swiss trimmed with white satin,
and wore ruffs of natural flowers At
The conclusion Of the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the residence of
the brides mother on Philadelphia street,
where reception was held and congratu-
latons received. In the evening grand
reception, in which number of people
participated, was held at the Avenue Hotel
Cincinnati. A more lovely or amiable
bride or more gallant groom or sweeter
bridesmaids never crossed the vestibule of
the church where the knot which united
the pair in the silken cords of welded fe-
licity. was tied; and the wish of many
friends is that they will be permitted to Ell
Joy long life of unalloyed bliss and pros
perity.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Albert Silva has been elected Captain
Of the Newport Light Guard.
I Three Directors for the Newport and Gov
ngton Bridge will be elected by Council to-
night.
\ The feast of the Ascension is being OBJ
served as a holiday in the Catholic and
Episcopal Churches.
z Mr.. VIM. Robson, President of the First
National Bank, is home from Florida, much
Improved in health.
\ The charge of assault and battery, brought
hgainst Miss Laura Steinert, was dismissed
by the Grand Jury yesterday.
/ Thomas NeuIons, half witted creature.
Yell violently to the side walk in fit this
morning and severely bruised his face.
h In an examination of the Marketmasters
accounts it was found that an ex-official is
defaulter to the city to the amount of SIC.
Council will sit upon the case tonight.
n The concert and fair at odd-feIlows' Hall
ist night for the benefit of st. Paul's Epis-
Tioral Church attracted a large audience. A
ferry charming programme is offered for
shis evening.
" Otto Miller who was reported to have
yseen stripped naked and numerically
beaten yesterday by his mother, merely
k;ot sound thrashing, which he richly de- |