The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-17
OVER THE BRIDGE.

The ball for the benefit of John Schmidt
takes place at Arbeiter Hall tonight
The remains of Dave Moran and Ed. Far
rell were taken from the vault and buried
yesterday.
Mr.. Mack Cloran, Of Ironton. Ohio, Is
visiting his cousin, Miss Annie McGill, for
a few days.
Mr. Alex. James, whose leg was ampu-
tated last week, died this morning from the
effects of the operation.
The funeral of Allen Rich, better known
as Bird Rich. the teanster. living near Lin
den Grove, took place yesterday.
The Commercial man wants a cheap City
Engineer. Let's see, we believe the city
has tried those cheap men to her sorrow.
That cruel Enquirer man very Justly sets
down on the Chancellor for his liberalitv
of his allowance of lawyer fees in his
court 1t Is the next thing TO robbery.
Of all the candidates announced yet
there is only two who favor convention.
As there is no. party principles at stake
this time we say let's have free for all
race" just to see how it would work.
Miss Sarah H. B. Martin, of Cincinnati,
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James A. Laughlin, No. 624 Garrard street.
A few days since her leg was ampu tated,
and she was affected with gangrene, which
extended, and caused her death.
The telephone ladies were little off yes
terdav. that is from dutv only, while the
wires were being repaired Since the bows
have found out that ladies are running the
telephone wires on this side of the river
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them.
Councilman Theo. Wolking is home from
trip to West Liberty. Ohio. He says that
you can not buy drink OF whisky there,
but can vet 1t By the pint and you are not
allowed to drink it on the sidewalk but a
person can go IN the streets and drink to
his hearts content
Martin Moran was after desperate
struggle this morning, arrested by Officer
McGraw for disprderly conduct. When
the Bouncer laid hold Of him he drawed
back to hit the eagle eve. but was caught.
His wife, also. took hand, and for a while
made it warm for the pee,er
Andrew Herold's funeral took place yes
terdav. and his widow, whose devotion to
his memory is manifestly warm and ten
der, was relegated to seat in the sixth
carriage in the procession. The circun-
stance was so public and palpable that 1t
became fit subject of newspaper note.
The promenade concert at Drexelins
Hall tomorrow night for the benefit of st.
Patrlck's Church promises to be the social
event of the season. The ladies of the
Church have spared no pains to arrange
all the refreshments and an elegant band
has been engaged for Terpsichorean exer-
cises.
The remains of Eugene c. Hart were
borne from his late home on Thirteenth
street to the Union Methodist Church yes.
terday, where the pastor, Rev. John Y.
DObbins, delivered the funeral discourse,
and was followed bv Rev. DIR. Charles Tay-
lor. of the Scott Street Church, in few
remarks. The remains were then taken to
Spring Grove Cemetery and deposited in
the vault, the knights of Pythias perform
ing the last rites.
A pack of rascally boys broke into the
wire-w0rks of Fred. J. Meyers last night
about dark and cribbed lot of small arti
cles. One OF the young thieves, whose
name Is Lloyd, and who was concerned III
the Shinkle Chapel outrage some months
!, ago, was captured by Mr.. Meyers and
taken to the Marshal's Office. The other:
are known, and will be run in, too. They
committed destruction as well as theft at
the works.
QurNNs QUIFT.-Doxie Gywinn, who re
sides on Main street, near the N. E. Church
lad little misunderstanding with George
Greer last week, on account Of the famil
iarity Of Gresr with his WIFE, and threat
! ened to thump him. Greer had him ar
rested and taken before Squire Evan, and
the trial proceeded for short time, wher
Gywinn walked off, nnobserved by Cpnsta
BILE Tom Dunl, and could not be found
We understand that Gywinn will stand his
trial to-day. @
MAYORS MONDAY MATINEE Mayo1
was little easy on the boys this morning
and mulcted them as follows: Herman
Marsh and james Thompson, disorderly, S.
and costs eacl,; VIM. Gillespie. same, S:
and costs; James Nocker Pete Tough ant
Larry Fink, same. So and costs each Aug
Hardy, same, 50 and costs; John Smith
driving cart over sidewalk, undecided
Thos Hurley, safe keeper. dismissed; Chas
Sanders, breach of the peace, continued
l John Graf, same, dismissed; Sylvester Hall
no signal light, IA. The arrestng officer
q were Goodson, Bolan, Casey, Herbert, Cut
Ter, Crockett and Temple.
, President Ben. Becker and sundry Direc
1 tors of the German Catholic Mutual Beney
plent Society of Covington, visited New
port yesterday for the purpose of author
, izing and organizing a branch OF the So
: cety. The meeting was held at ST
: Stephens Church, and it was large one
q and President Becker presided. Twenty
: three Newport members were enrolled, an,
r the Society now numbers about two hun
: dred and sixty altogether. The object 0
{ the Society is to help the widows and OF
{ phans of deceased members, and the rul
is that each member contribute 81 Is upul
J, the death of u brother member. The mem
q bership is strictly Catholic.
If good, lively, intelligent, searching
9 impartial and fearless Assessor is not emit
tied to liberal "whack-up" from the CITY
q county or State he serves, and whose reyt
nue. he helps so largely, then whack-up
/ are not in order in any case, and no city
), county or State deserves any such Assesso,
8 John Whitney, City Assessor of GOWNS
ton, fills the above description remarkabi
well, and his assessment of persona
IS property adds "a 600 to the city's collectibl
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