The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-17

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Wood
and wife to Albert Silva, undivided one
quarter interest of Virginia Wood (later
Lanb) and undivided one-quarter interest
of Emily Skinner, of Lot 85 in the original
plan OF Newport fronting 22 feet on Belle
vue street. between Columbia and Central
avenue; $615.
v. G. Peck and wife to Joseph Bretsing,
Lot 27 in Goodmans southern subdivision,
fronting Is feet on the north side of Chest
nut street, being on the corner of Chestnut
and Patterson streets. by 100 deep; $500
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Bliss of Gin
cinnati, and Miss Bette W. Hayman, of
this city. was celebrated at the Second
Presbyterion Church, Cincinnati, to-day
at 1890 o'clock, Rev. DR.. Skinner officiating.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies the
young couple were driven to the residence
of Mr.. G. F. Hayman, the father Of the
bride, 900 York street, this city, where an
elegant spread was awaiting them. The
couple left at 3 80 p. m. on the Short Line
for Louisville. They will also visit Lexing-
ton and other places in the State previous
to their return.
John and Mary Cuneo, two aged Italians,
were before Mayor Harton this morning to
answer charges of forgery and obtaining
money under false pretenses, preferred by
DR.. R. w. Saunders, Vice Consul for Italy.
The parties named are charged with forg-
ing the Doctors name to the following Pc
ttions:
To the Charitable Public.
The undersigned respectfully begs leave
to call your attention to his actual situa-
ton.
He is the father of four children, the ell
dest of which has been missing since last
year. and all efforts to find him were un-
successful; be was the support Of the family,
the petitioner suffering with rheumatism
since eight months, and therefore being un-
able to work, and had also the misfortune
to lose his wife last year.
Now, ladies and gentlemen. this poor
father being ignorant of the English Ian
guage, without friends or relations, and
without means of support, prays your gen.
erosity to give him some pecuniary aid, in
order to support his children, and assures
YOU that he will never cease to pray to the
Almighty God for the continual welfare OF
his benefactors.
Any pecuniary aid will be gracefully re-
ceived, by JOHN CUNEo.
This is to certify that John Cuneo has
been under my treatment suffering with
rheumatism, for the period of eight months,
and / recommend him to the generosity of
the people, he being without means of sup
port. R. w. SAUNDERS. MD.
The game has been practiced extensively,
and. it is said. large sums of money have
been collected in the three cities in this
way, and, it is alleged, other parties
whom the police are now on
the track of, have also been
practicing the game. DR.. Sanders lodged
complaint with Chief Cottingham Satur-
day night, and assisted by Officer Connally
they found the parties at Brizalari's Bar
racks at the foot of Bellevue street Sun
day afternoon. Mayor Harton held them
over to the Criminal Court in $3.50 each.
OPENING OF THE Masonic FAIR-The Ma
sonic Fair opened last night very auspic-
iously. The attendance was very large, and
composed of the best class of Newport So
ciety. The hall was handsomely decorat-
ed, and upon the floor were arranged nu-
merous booths, literally buried in various
articles Of ornament and usefulness Among
the features of the decorations is Rebec-
cas- Well which has been erected in the
center of the hall.
The programme consisted of choice
selection of orchestral numbers. which
were delightfully."- rendered by the Walden
meyer Orchestra.
The booths were presided over by the
| following ladies:
Booth No. Mrs w. H. Horton, Mrs.
w. H. Trainer, Mrs. John Follet, Mrs.
Steve Solar, Jr., Mrs. f. s. Runnels, Mrs.
| VIM. English and Miss Belle Ayers.
No. 2-Mrs L. Nh Wrinkles, Mrs. John
White, Mrs. JOS Kendell and Miss Belle
Cornwall.
No. 3-Mrs Thomas Dixon, Mrs. w. D.
Smith and Mrs. VIM. Lyons
No. Mrs. Robert Pye, Mrs. Samuel
Forstner Mrs. VIM. Hamill, Mrs. George
Gaugh and Miss 'Sallie Pye.
No. 5.-Grab box-Mrs. William Wood,
Miss Ida Schrader and Miss Kate Clary.
Post-ofice-Mr. L. R. Hawthorne, Miss
Winona Hawthorne, Miss Fannie Thomp-
son and Miss Eliza Downs.
Rebecca's Well-Mr. J. H. Trainer and
Miss Parker.
Flower-stand - Miss Josie and Sophia
Thomas and Miss Tillie Amann.
Ice-cream Table-Miss Eliza Nixon.
Refreshment Stand-Mrs Steve Solar,
Sr.; Mrs. Robert Townsend, Mrs. Julius
Bertsch and Mrs. Litzendorf.
Silver Table-Miss Maria Anstead and
Miss Ida Wood.
Quite large sum of money was realized
with prospect of much greater amount
tonight. The programme promised for to-
night is well chosen and will doubtlessly
afford those who avail themselves of the
opportunity an excellent musical treat.
DAYTON. Kx.
Brother F. x. Barrett entertains the Sil
Knights tonight.
While Mrs. Hiram jerks was walking or
York street, Newport, yesterday, her pock
ct was picked of SIS.
Charles Rodocker, of Day ton, was sent te
Jimmy Dowd's Jail Yesterday in default ol
5000 bail by Mayor Maxey for his assault
on DR.. Keith Saturday night.
Dayton folks will be interested to know
that 1.-THE great temperance retormer," a.
he styles himself Captain Harry s. Hill
alias Rev. A. c. Williams, was married las
Sunday at Felicity, Ouio.
Capt. Bean yesterday chartered hand
some car from the Mt. Auburn Line, ant
placed it on his road. Other cars will b,
i secured as fast as the construction O
J switches will admit their running.
The Robin Hood Archery Club meeting
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