The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01

lums stoned house on Lynn street and
were yanked in and fined $13 each. They
were inquiring about stone-pile hammers
when our reporter left.
McNAMARA-FI FITZPATRICK WEDDING.-Soft-
ly the moon shed her silvery rays last even
ing down upon st. Patrick Church, where
two happy hearts were made to beat as one
through the kind Offices of Rev. Father
Smith, and where two souls were inspired
with single thought, that of each others
future welfare and happiness. The church
affairs were brilliantly illuminated, and as
Mr.. George Mcnamara moved up the
aisle bearing upon his arm
Miss Anna Fitzpatrick, his blooming bride
expectant, the organ pealed forth Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March in deep and inspir-
ing strains. The BRIDE whose beauty has
always been the pride of her friends, was
arrayed in rich train bridal robe of brown
silk, trimmed in elegant velvet to match,
and set off with bright white jew
elry and hair ornaments. The
groom was dressed in the conventional
broadcloth, and evidently appreciated the
happiest hour of his life. The bridesmaid,
Miss Mary Martin, was handsomely at
tired in white, and wore rich ornaments.
Mr.. Hugh Kelly attended the groom, and
at the close Of the ceremony pretty Miss
Josie Hackett presented the bride with
magnificent bouquet, with white
ribbon bearing her name, as an emblem OF
the affection Of the Sodality of the Immac-
ulate Conception, of which she was men,
ber The ushers were Messrs John Fitz-
patrick, Fred. Kelly James McKeown and
Phil. Cremins. The reception was held at
the home of the newly-wedded pair, on
Main street, and there was brilliant at
tendance, among which we may mention
Fathers Smith and McNiernay, Misses Jen-
ME Dillon, Kate Callahan, Mary Byrne,
Hannah Cremins, Anna McGill, Josie
Hackett, Ida Penkhaus, Lilly TONNES, Jen-
ME Irwin, Josie Lane, Mamie Harrison,
Josie Conners, Mary Conners, Colonel Abe
Campbell and wife, John Flaven, Jas. Rife,
Jas. Virgins, w. A. Byrne, Jos. Duveneck,
Jr., J. McGill and wife, P. Mcnamara
and wife, Dan. Mcnamara and wife, Thos.
Anderson, the Misses Devlin, Of Cincin.
natl and many others whose names we
have not space to recall. The wedding gifts
include a 5000 check from Patrick and
Daniel Mcnamara, barrel of flour from
William Mcnamara, bedspread from Mrs
Abe Campbell, bed-quilt from Mrs. T
Harding, fancy cane rocking-chair from
Miss Jennie Irwin; silver cross bouquet
holder, Miss Josie Hacket; window work
stand, Miss Mamie Conners; toilet wash-set
complete Mrs. ]. B. Harrison; set of glass
Mrs. Jas. Anspaugh; china bouquet-holder
Mrs NJ Giesmein; chamber set, Miss Mol
lie Harding album Miss Louise Loser; cake
stand, Miss Josie Lane; celluloid set in case
Mrs. Mary Kerrigan, of Brooklyn, New
York; goblets and pitcher Mrs. A. Glen.
dening Cincinnati; revolving pickle dish,
Miss Lille Tonnies cake dish, Mrs, J. McGill
goblets, Miss Kate Callahan; pickle dish, VIM.
Bethel butter dish, Mr.. James McKeown
butter dish Mr.. James Rife; sugar bowl,
Miss Jennie and Mr.. Frederick Dillon;
napkin rings, Mr. John Tierney; bouquet
holder, Mr.. H. A. Tieben; spoons and forks
Miss Mary Martin; cream pitcher, Mr. Jos
Duveneck, jun.; caster, Mr.. Tom Hanlon
cake basket, Mr.. J. J. Mcnamara; spoon
holder. Mr. Hugh Kelley; fruit dish, Mr.,
Tom Anderson; napkin rings, Mr. P,
Cremins upright napkin ring and single
castor, Harry and Henry" of Cincinnati
pair of photograph frames or cases, Mr.. G.
| w. Nagel; basket of cut flowers, Miss Kate
Schmidt; knives and forks. Mr.. John Fitz
patrick; set of furniture from the brides
father, F. F. Fitzpatrick. There is to be nc
Wedding trip. but instead modest, happy
| beginning of life at their own Aome.
NEWPORT.
George Simpson, the musician, left fo
st. Louis this morning.
Voters of the Sixth Ward are maxim,
things lively in the interest of Charley
Limerick for Council.
Mr.. Wm. Mcclure is by all odds the mos
popular candidate yet named for Council
from the First Ward.
LOVE LICENSES. Kneffel and Mary
Heitcamp, Henry Sachs and Augustine
Drendschiel, all of Campbell County.
Denny Flynn was presented yesterday by
friend from the Ould Dart with bottle
of clay taken from the grave of st. Patrick
Mrs. Charles Hooper and sister, Miss
Beasley, of Maysville, KY, have returned
home, after visit to Mr.. E. II. Beasley and
wife, of Madison street.
Mr.. F. M. Webster and J. G. Wright have
been retained as attorneys by Gus. Holtz
hauer in the suit for $25, 900 against him by
J. c. Boyd for seduction.
J. P. Bodkins presented his commission
to the County Court this morning and
qualified as Justice of the Peace, with DR.
| Fred. Brown on his bond
The Newport and Cincinnati Iron and
Pipe Company was awarded the contrac
this morning to furnish Cincinnati with
pipe for one year at their bid of $S7,700.
William Rodenburg is going to make al
Independent race for reelection to Counci
from the Fourth Ward. Mr.. Rodenburg
record in Council entities him to reelection
by good majority.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John Phillips
and others. by Master Commissioner, t.
George Tippenhauer, Lots 1872 and 1873 il
Goodman's subdivision, fronting so feet OF
Walnut street by 100 deep; $1,135.
The boarding house OF Joe Bates, corne
of Harris and Brighton, was entered b.
thieves at some hour last night, and tw,
bedrooms completely cleaned out. Th
police have clue to the thieves.
The Teachers Institute commenced thei
session at Alexandria yesterday. Only
small crowd was in attendance, Hon. A. s
Berry delivered lecture last evening befor
the body on Compulsory Education"