The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
THE BRIDGE.
COyINGTUM.

Stray black horse at Wick's livery stable.
Squire Duvenick will set on Glenn Rudde
In the Mayors Office to-day.
Mrs. Rick Gruyder has returned from
visit to her parents, In Lawrenceburg. Ind.
A. rule was issued yesterday In the Coun-
ty Court against all delinquent fiduciaries-
The Social Five are out for one OF their
grand balls at Odd-fellows' Hall on the 9th
of April.
Miss Aggie Martin and Mr.. Edward James
have decided to be married on the evening
OF the 3lst inst. t
Miss Katie Costello, formerly Of this city.
has lately been welded to a well-to-do re-
spectacle young tradesman of Chicago.
Miss Helen Trimble entertains the Cook.
ing Club on Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of her parents, on Madison street.
William Mount. Joe Kendle, Ed and
| Albert Berlew, who were arrested for being
in the row last Saturday night on Madison
street, were fined $13 each by the Mayor
| yesterday afternoon. ef
The friends of Will F. Metcalfe, so long
In the employ of the Post-oifice Depart
ment will be glad to learn he is filling a
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the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to Auros Cope, of Cincinnati. aged 35, and
Sophia Anna Carter, aged 10, of Ludlow,
and to Andrew J. Carter, Of WestcGester.
O., aged "a, and Emma England, aged %,
of the same place. The latter couple we're
married last night by Esquire Mel l-aughlin.
POLICE CoURT-Andrew Carter. breach
of the peace. $4 Thos. Golson, safe
Keeper dismissed; Mrs. Coffev, drunk, &;
Henry Miller. disorderly. taken under ad-
visement. Jas. Moore, who has been using
his wife for target for the past week or
two, was fined $53 Peter Barton had a
little set-to at the Mncup Hotel last night,
and used Rover Wrights head for billiard
ball. His case was taken under advise
ment. The arresting officers we're Cutler,
Holtrop, Goodson, Linneman, Bolsn,
| Sandfurd and Mauer. te@
| aEwPORE
| George & Bolts received this morning q
flesh supply of nut and other Goals.
A vocal and instrumental concert will be
given April 18th at Turner Hall for the
benefit Of Mrs. Geyer.
Mr.. Richard Shaler is home from an ex-
tended trip through Arkansas His health
has greatly improved.
The case of Albert Lowenstine and Mrs.
Boldt, charged with adultery, is set for
Thuraday before Squire Bodkins.
Mr.. John Schultz, the carriage manufac-
turer, it is rumored will shortly wed the
pretty Miss Pfeifer Of Todd Street.
| Jacob Geyer's personal property, consist
| s,>c, nf Tor nha ofo afo
sold Yesterday by the Sheriff for $35.
Thos. Hanly was arrested yesterday by
Lieutenant Cottingham on a warrant
sworn out by Constable Clary on a charge
of breach of the peace. Clary alleges
that Hanly threatened to do him bodily
injury
Mr.. Nose Thompson, residing on Taylor
street near Washington avenue, was very
severely injured yesterday about the head
while at work at the Newport and Cincin-
natl Pipe Foundry. A heavy pair of tongs
fell on him.
The coal shovelers at Swifrs are still out,
thew refusing to 20 to work for less than
81 rs per dav. 1t is said the buckets now
used for hosting coal are nearly double in
size to those used formerly, and conse-
quentlv the labor greatly increased, for
which the laborers say they must be pro-
portionately compensated.
The Council Committee of Improvements
made general tour of inspection of the
streets Yesterday. 1t was agreed to begin
repairs at once on Bellevue, Eglantine and
Brighton streets and continue as long as the
money lasts. The fund for this purpose
amounts to 81, 900, bnt the Chairman Mr..
Bishop will endeavor to have it increased
to $4,000. Rt tJ
Colonel David Stuart Hounshel-a scion
of the royal house of Stuart--and Miss Nan
ME Dunlap Werth will be united in mar
riage ut the Church of the HOLY Com
mnnion in st. Louis, Mo-, on the 9Th day
of April. The happy couple will unite in
themselves and harmonize the rival preen-
sons of the mighty houses of Stewart and
Powhatan to the Imperial throne of Amer
, ica. Eio Gf
James, alias skinny" Smith, arrested
Sunday night for murderous assault on
colored man named Green Sayers, was held
over to the Criminal Court in the MAYORS
Court this morning in $500. In default be
was sent to Jail. Mary Mcdowell, serv.
t ant in the employ of Major Hearn, also
t brings charge against Smith Of as
/, sault with intent to commi,
1 rape. She was attacked while
r returning home Sunday night between {
r and 10 o'clock and portion of her clothes
torn off and most brutally assaulted. Maj.
Hearn, attracted by her cries, went to hel
rescue and drove the scoundrel Off HI
was afterwards arrested by Lieutenant Cot.
tingham. The latter charge against Smith
will be tried tomorrow. a vG
DR.. Darlington, late from Texas ha!
opened an Office here for the sale of Texa.
It lands. The land is sold at 60c per acre, anc
Q within the past fcw days the following gen
tlemen have invested: Thos. Youtsey
Q cashier of the First National Bank, loS(
y acres; Dr. Thornton, Jr., $40 acres; Johr
: Link, GAO acres; Couniv Clerk Thoma
= Jones' GAO acres; NJ. +. Fechter, the drug
n gist $40 acres Geo. Pagan, Jr.
GAO acres; Waller Overton, cash
t ier at Taylors Bank, $40 acres
T Mr.. J. s. Dougherty, a man thoroughly
d posted and owner of large sections of Tex a
y lands, will arrive here Thursday morning
II when meeting of all interested will b
, held at Squire Fuller's Office to discuss III
e best means of utilizing the lands and 70
e the purpose of forming a Joint stock com