The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvING1vH.


Mr.. Henry Dressman was in the city TO-
day. '-s.....
Walter Cleary. ESQ.,; left for Frankfort
last night -, o...
Gus. Millman has opened irst-class bar
ber-shop on sixth and Craig streets.
John Reagan, the man who was arrested
for robbing Jimmie Fehn, had his case con-
tinued to-day. ..-
The motion for new trial In the case OF
Sol. Langdon, administrator. va. Charles
klintw0rth has been overruled.
Mr.. John Wielloff and Miss Lissis o..
segge will be married tomorrow morning.
They obtained their license last evening.
Marshal Goodson has In his possession an
overcoat and half dozen of silver napkin
rings that the owner can have by proving
property. aF'- .i..f
An elevator accident at tho Hemingway
Glass works yesterday resulted In the crush.
ing OF the hand and arm of Jasper N. Hall,
one Of the employees, who lives at No. 6Ss
Russell street.
The Diamonds had over one hundred
couples at their reception last night The
Weaver boys dished up . most elegant re-
past, prepared by the prettiest cook In
town.
The house of Michael Lacy, on West
Fifth street, was entered BY thieves yester-
day afternoon. and robbed Of $40 In money
and lot Of wearing apparel. Mrs. Lacy
had gone out on some business, and left
the house unfastened.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
Frank Meyers, aged twenty-five, and Mary
Ann Knust aged nineteen. They will be
married Tomorrow morning. and recep-
ton will be held in the evening At the resi-
dence Of Councilman Van Boken.
The boss picnic next Fourth of July will
he the wedding Of Colonel Jeemes rhomp-
son to Melia Hamilton. The Colonel says
that the old gal has aot lots of rocks, and
dat's what he is playing for. He married
for love once, and it liked to have ruined
him.
A gang of till-tappers seem to infest the
city. Last night the money drawer In
cheeseman's grocery was carried off bv the
rascala 1t only contained about So, and
Officers Crockett and Haines found the till
in few hours after the robbery had been
committed.
TEACHERS ExAMIEArroH.-Next Thurs
day morning, at 8 o'clock, there will be
special examination for assistant teachers
at the pastoral study of Rev. George Sum-
n,ey. one of the Board OF Examiners, at
the Ninth Street Presby terian Church. 81
says tine Board.
Next Friday evening the musical enter
tainmelt with banquet attachment to be
given bv the Masonic bodies Of Covington,
takes place at Masonic Temple, and prom
ises tn be an affair Of great pleasure to the
brethren and their families, to whom it is
to De confined.
Edward Schlebbe, Henry Faulkner, TbOs.
Crawley, Henry Wisher and Frank Berry
we're in the Police Court to-day on the
charge OF shooting on the corner OF Twelfth
and Scott streets Saturday night. Schlebbe
and Crawley were fined $55 each and the
balance were dismissed.
The funeral OF the estimable wife Of John
T. Horner took place yesterday afternoon
at the residence of her bereaved husband.
Rev. }. Y. Dobbins, pastor of Union Meth
odist Church. officiatsd as clergyman. and
Messrs. x. W. Culbertson, B. w. Morris
John Underhill and O. J. Virgins as pail.
bearers
If q young lady wants to got married Just
let her Join Cooking Club. One Of the
Young ladies who became member of the
Model Cooking Club about six months
since Ia now married and three other
members OF the Club are engaged. You see
these ladies dish up good supper to their
gentleman friends at their receptions and
the poor ignorant men are deluded. They
are made TO believe that the ladies did the
cooking themselves If the men could Just
see the domestics in the kitchen cooking,
the Model Cooking Club would be on t'e
markets as long as any of the aspirants to
the altar of Hymen.
The Bowling Green Intelligencer says:
Sentimental newspapers are tearing
their hair because female convicts in the
Kentucky Penitentiary are required to
wear pantaloons Well. what Of it? Wo-
men outside of the Penitentiarv are
wearing the breeches IN thousands of
families, and the married editor doesn't
dare come out in his petticoats and
make complaint about It, Besides flowing
skirts are not pleasant to wear where
wheels, shafts and pulleys are at play, as in
the penitentiary. The women convicts are
ttc OuAy WOihCh Va phO pIot
are we'll cared for. They have plenty of
room, we'll ventilated cells, and want for
nothing except the luxuries Of liberty and
some one to love"
We will wager seven dollars that this ed
itor has been soured on by some Of our fair
sex. He don't even refer to the manner in
which poor girls are placed over block
and whipped until they yell louder than q
whole Women's Convention on Female
Suffrage.
The Covington Light Guard has adopted
the following, reported by the Committee
signing the same:
"Whereas. Our comrade, w. W. Gray,
has been called from the turmoils. cares
and weariness of earth BY Our Father
which art in Heaven and,
"Whereas, We, his friends and COM
panions are left to mourn him as well as
keep his memory fresh aud green in the
minds Of all, be 1t
"Resolved, That his place in our ranks
can never be filled by one more generous
kind and considerate.
Resolved, That we have suffered great
loss-the loss Of comrade who reflected
honor upon ourselves and the State Guard
in general. 4--
"Resolyed That tha uaual bad0a of