The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-18
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Mt. JOnn bunker, II is Sa1Q Will wed
Miss Bessie Holleran after Lent.
Hon. H, P. Whitaker and Horace Cam
bron, Esq, have formed a partnership in
the law business.
POLICE Court. - Sarah Cooney, drunk
and looney, $4; J. Mattingly, drunk, 81 !;
P. Pilman, same, filed away.
Geo. ]. Kniffer aged 81, of Cincinnati
and Julia E. Gaus, aged %, of Coyington,
were granted marriage license yesterday.
The principal feature of the entertain.
ment last night at st. Mary's Hall was the
acting of Mr.. John Kingsley, Owen Sheri-
dan and Miss Hannah Murphy.
William Bomdicke was on big tear yes-
terdav, and def ed the whole police force,
but Lieutenant Zimmerman and Officers
McGraw and o. Hara brought him to time.
and to-day he was fined $40 and costs by
the Mayer.
All of the Sunday sinners arrested YES
terday pleaded guilty before Esquire Nc
Laughin to-day and were fined 81 and
COSTS except John Mohlenkamp, whose
case they propose to make a test case out
of. There were about forty of them alto.
gether.
st. Mary's and Odd Fellows Halls were
crowded last night to their utmost capacity
to witness the dramatic entertainments in
aid of Ireland. The members of the Flor
ence Dramatic Club acquitted themselves
in an admirable and elicitedrounds
| of applause.
The Turner society at their meeting last
night elected officers as follows First
| Sprecher, Joe Hermes; Second Sprecher,
Anton Buh; First Turnwart VIM. Buh;
Second Turnwart, Robt. Yelling; First
Schriftwart, H. Widdekind; Second Schrift.
wart, Jacob Ling; Corresponding Schrift.
wart, Louis Schneider; Treasurer john
Hempel; Turn Teacher, H. Widdekind.
REAL EsTArE-Eliza Jane Zell to Henry
| T. Ashbrook, undivided one-Jhird of lots
270271 and 489 Baptist subdivision
$1,5ll 94.
| Master Commissioner to Mrs. Richard
Gray, lot 25x100 northwest corner Bird
and Wheeler streets; $l00.
Twenty-nine warrants were issued yes
terday against as many saloon-keepers,
cigar-sellers and grocers for alleged viola
tions of the Sabbath Law. Esquire Evan
issued those against August Meyer, George
Jansen, ]. H. Middendorf, Gottfried Roth,
George Mayleben, Henry Niemeyer, Peter
Cooke, Henry Schulten and Clemens Schul.
ten; Esquire Tebbs those against Joseph
Rowekamp. M. J. Bell Theodore Sehl-
horst, F. H. Tieke, H. Won Boken and
L. N. Poates Esquire Dnveneck
those against Joseph Gruesz, Carolipe
Gerwe, Joseph Wasmuth ard Louis
Schneider; Esquire Mclaughlin those
against II. Arlinehaus, George Heidemann,
| b. Horstmann, ] ,hn Molenkamp, +. Mid.
dendorf and Joseph Mertz; Mayor Athey
those against Jacob Gehrum, Theodore
Levermann ]. Is. Klosterman, +. Nienaber
and s. R. Wilson. Levermann and Geh-
rum, hearing that warrants were extant,
went to Esquire McLaughlin's Office and
surrendered themselves.
aEWPO8E.
Bob Ashford was fined $6 and costs for
being drunk and disorderly.
Miss Annie Hoff is still lying in pre-.
carious condition. Her little babe was
buried yesterday. Tony gave himself up
at Alexandria yesterday aud was at once
placed under arrest
At special meeting of the City Coun.
Gil last night to consider the proposition
of the Citizens' Committee in regard to
the charter of the Cincinnati Iron and
| Pipe Foundry. their report was adopted,
which rejects the second and ninth clauses
of the proposed charter of the Company.
The citizens report in substance is that
no determinations should be made among
Taxpayers.
The entertainment given by the Hiber-
mans at Odd Fellows Hall last night, was