The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

Court yesterday.
Councilman Speckman has three little
children down with the scarlet fever.
VIM. Ham, son of Conrad Hahn, was Sc
yerely injured yesterday by being thrown
from a horse he was riding.
A sausage cutter was stolen yesterday
from the premises Of Henry ONeil. on Gen.
trai avenue, near Macarthur street
George, alias Charles, MasoL, was fined
81 and costs in the Mayors Court this
morning for striking VIM. Dittoe in the
face.
The wagon approaches to the Railroad
Bridge from the Newport side are in a
wretched condition and should be seen to
at once.
Captain Tinker and his estimable lady
will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary Of
their wedding at their home on Overton
street Tomorrow.
Arthur Graham, a boy whose parents
live on Taylor street, east of Monmouth,
broke his left leg yesterday by falling down
q fight of stairs
The remains of Benjamin F. Pritchett,
who died Saturday at his home, 46 Colum-
bia street, were taken yesterday to Higgins-
port, O., for interment.
Hon. A. s. Berry left for Louisville at 10
to-day to accompany General Grant ana
party to this city. The train will arrive
here at 11:50 tomorrow and not II 20, as
published.
Mr.. Andrew Stanley and Miss Mary A.
Hildebrandt both of Cold Springs were
united in marriage this morning at the
brides residence, just across the street
from Andys.
Among the donations of the Masonic fair
are couple of photographs of General
Iecumseh Sherman, with autographs They
were sent in response to written request
from Captain Townsend.
The members of the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Association are notified to meet
at their hall Thursday morning at 10 q. M.
Tor the purpose of participating in the re-
ceptlon OF General U. S. Grant
RoBr. TOWNSEND, Commander.
l.. X. HAWTHORNE, Adjutant.
In the Quarterly Court, yesterday, before
Judge Makibben, Henry Oske, for stealing
an overcoat, was sentenced to three months
imprisonment at hard labor and Jerry Ea-
gan to two months at hard labor for steal
ing a barrel of -four. The Quarterly Court
an institution which was neglected by for.
mer County Judges saved fully $4OO to the
city last year in the item of the feeding of
prisoners.
Rev. J. w. Fowle and Miss MAY Jones,
who were married in Lexington, Ky, yes
terday, came to this city and repaired to
the llosptable residence of Mr.. Paris G..
Brown, on Taylor street. where they were
rendered an elegant reception last night.
The bride was dressed in black silk, cut en-
traine. Among the guests present at the
reception were: Capt. Remission and wife.
J. H. Smith and wife, w. H. Harton and
wife, w. H. Gayle and wife, ]. T.
Fowett and wife, w. H. Laipe, Captain
Mcintyre and wife, DR.. X. A. Davieson and
wife, w. H. Wallingford and wife, Misses
Fannie and Lulu Carter. Belle Ayre, Min
ME ana Bette Thomas, Ka'ie Hawthorne.
Lucy Tillman, Ida Cummins, Mamie and
Lulu Underwood, Rose Payne, Belle Nc.
Gill; Carrie and Sallie Laipe, Ida and Lulu
Wallingford, Miss Harding, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. George Hawthorne, Thomas Harvey
and wife, Lucy Taylvr, Mrs. Dndsworth
and daughter. and Others entirely toe
numerous to mention. The guests spent 9
most happy evening in social chatting anC
discussing an elegant repast.
+ DAYTON. Kx.
A surprise party will break loose tonight.
Loot out!
The Phoenix Dramatic Club met at the
residence Of Mr.. Laws last night.
The fiat rail has been laid on the railroad
as far as the pipe foundry in Newport.
Mr.. Tom. Keith, of Maysville, KY, is Wis
iting DR.. Keith and other relatives here.
Remember the Sans Soucis at Odd-fellows'
Hall Saturday night. De Lucca will be
there with his fiddle.
Conrad Hahn's little boy, we'll known
here, fell from horse in Newport vester.
day, and the animal tramping on his breast,
injured him seriously.
| We are authorized to state that the story
of a gentleman connected with our street
railroad shooting at some boys the other
night is entirely unfounded and was born
in the busy brain of a reporter.
Last night was gala night for the mem
1 bers of Henry Barnes Lodge, f. and A. NJ.
They conferred the Masters degree OH foul
candidates, after which they partook of ar
elegant supper, which was managed in fine
styles by Brothers Jones and Linville. A
number of visiting brethren were present
from Newport and Cincinnati.
DELLEvUE. KY.
Mr.. B. F. Byland had sudden attack
last night Of hemorrhage of the lungs.
The Temperance entertainment that wa:
to have taken place tonight has been post.
poned for one week.
Willie Hahn, son of Mr. Conrad Hahn
was thrown from his horse yesterday in
Newport and quite badly injured.
George Wenderotl thinks we are keeping
an item back that the public should know,
George gave us hint what the item was
BY saying that W. L. and N. s. were the
| initials OF the parties. We presume be
means wedding, but the initials are
strange to us.
The Newport reporter uf the Enquirer il
making the same complaint made by us in
regard to people paying their taxes and
then have their names printed on a list as
being delinquent. The list of persons who
have receipts for their taxes has increased
here very much.
The case of P. F. Genoway, sr, against
| tho Tovn for x04 h0 in three items wa,