The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-11

Mr.. Henry LeRty and his estImaeae wife,
Mary Leuty, nee Schultz, celebrated on
Sunday last. at their cozy home on North
Yellow Spring street, the tenth anniversary
Of their marriage.
Howl on. We wershipers OF East Colum"
bia street hoodlums! You ars getting a
TASTE now Of what once bronght to thy
face bread smile. When you chat are now
being made targets Of get beriddled, we
will send down the military.
Lon. Green. the Market-strset oil man
contributed by accident, twenty gallons of
observed the accident applied a short time
Tor few moments brilliantly illuminated.
sonErH1Ne Your ERxT-DooR EisHBoR
SHouLD kNow-That the peoples favorite
and friend. the Cincinnati STAB, eontaining
both home and foreign news, can be daily
delivered at their doors at twelve cents a
week. Order it at our headq uarters, "
Washington street. = F..s.-l .teE
BILLY's ByDeET OF BApNEss.-Sineon
Siddenstick. Greene CeiiAty man, Werth
at least $25, 900, there for drunkenness; J.
+. Calvin, from Kenton, Ohio, for tier
ing; Frank Stelsg for being "off his base,"
and that celebrated man with the pivoted
jaw, James Moody, for d. and d.
Prof. Donaldson, the blackleg, made him
self obnoxious before his departure on
Monday. He sssa1ed Ticket Agent Kpight
far All overcharse If baggage as he stated,
and notified that gentleman that If 1t
wasn't for his hasty departure he would
wipe up the depot platform with him.
Mrs. Mary Rowan, who for several years
past has made her home the house of her
s,m-in-law, Mr.. John Finney, at Lagonda,
dropped dead last evening shortly after
eating her supper. Mrs. Rowan was in her
seighty-sixth year. She was long resident
sm hamilton County, in which she has
many a dear friend.
The verdict as rendered in the Paine sui
eide by Acting Coroner Smith is to this
effect 81 find that deceased oa,,,e to her
death by violence of w ,unds inflicted it
cutting the throat; whether done by her
self or another ! can not say, there being
suspicious circumstances connected with
the case, but nat sufficient to incul pate any
particular person or persons"
MARRIAGE LICENSE REGISTER. The fol
lowing parties anticipating matrimpny,
have heen furnished with the requirement
since November lst George w. Heekman
and Rettie III. 5Smeltzer, John z. Watson
and Luela IL. Scott. john "A. Rice and MARY
.. Walker, Edward Brush and Mary Jen-
kins, Martin Bassler aisl Winnifred Gun
der, john Sullivan and Mary lDonahue, AL
tbert C. Tefft and Mary A. Bregg. Andrew
Clark and Margaret Shawhan, j hn ].
Munn,a and Ella J. Hogan, Samnel B.
Walterand Mary tTlley, Edward Powell
and Margaret J. Lawrence, John D. Spence
and Sarah A. Birkel. Two ordered not
publshed. S b
The rnmors prevalent directed towards
e. G. Smith which rcredithim with san sat-
tempt at suicide on Saturday night last
seem to lack foundation. Deputy Sheriff
Foley accompanied Smith to his home on
Factory street, and after their arrival
Smith asked permission to step,intO an nd
joining room togprec,tre d drink of water.
While in the room hetdrewifram his,pecket
an envelope that lady occupyit mistook foI
tistol and began screaming. Deputy
Foley rushed in aud before being told the
cause of her outcry made search for the
weapon which proved fruitless. When
Smith was conveyed to Jail afterwards be
appeared completely unnamed. II
The amount embezzled by L. c. Smith
as chargedin the indictment, was s$1.r0O
tho return of the jury was 81, ,5l5 81. Coun
ssel for Smith have filedia motion for arrest
f Judgment IN gralnds that the Graad
jury finding tile indictment had noaIttl,or
Litv to do>so, the alleged offense not being
, within tbej Jurisdiction Of the Court and the
facts not showing the commission of the Of
I,fense charged. !The.motion for new trial
as filed by iE. IS. Wallace, attorney, claims
,nlscond nct on part Of the jury in regard ia
publications made also,tlaat the jury could
not find Smitllgtilty discharged in the In.
dietn,ent'' and tlsentfix the sum alleged to
4 have been enbezzled tas above the figure
ma, ed imthe Indictment.
WHAT A MASH" Cosr A COUNTRY Cousin.
. Fora week past people have been attract
edibvsthe sounds of AN organ, 4tlse same
proceeding from behind some pictorial can
vas i'm the istoreroom under the Public Lii
brarv The place was tpresided over by a
Ehjg dlfffer bysthe name efDDnad dsnn, ,ghilled
Professor. AT Ills door both day and night
"a dndble-distiled, brazen!faced female
whose chief occupation seemed to
be the dropping of smiles at Sthe diff
| ferent ..gillies' who, for lack of taste
saw proper tosreturn the compliment. tOn
4 Saturday .aftern zen last "a seed hove il,
sight. and after Shipping in the wonders fore
tnh upon the canvas lie! alan neasy,vctim tc
Ethe firtations extended by the big bundle
Eoffcheek, iandawas soon engaged in conver
sation. While so engaged Donaldson
pouneed upon him, giving him to under
stand that she was his wife, and that hel
honor had been compromised. ,fIe stated
that its value was $50, .but ion "a squeeze
made 1T '$l5 " ,ioh fGreeny paid. t1hif
gang shook sthe town fon Monday, ant
are now auartered at Newark, Ohio
| HAsfHHTON.
Itleaks, and Amos Wagner, Of the Third
Ward, is putting q roof omit.
| VIM. G. .Be,den. OF Woesdale, was ir
town last nighton "a flying visit.
| "A small child of Mr.. If. Stein, ,of The
Third Ward died Monday morning -o
| "a IA .sneeial meetingsof tthe Yoke Club will
be held tonight (TuestiayD. and aafl mem
bers are requested to be present.
| Don't .fail to be ont where YOU can see
the shooting stars tonight, as they have
been predicted tbv many to he worthy d
observation on this patticlilar evening.
The MANY friends of Mrs. Tangcmsn viii
be glad to learn that she bss eeturned from
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