The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
OVER THE BRIDGE.


Mr. Wilhelm lSrael mas sO0ou St1tionou ~
KY.
Mr.. Charles Scott and Miss Bette Mon
tague we're married night before last BY
Rev. George Summey.
The Cincinnati Mmnnerchor will assist at
the concert at dd-fellows' Hall. tomorrow
night for the benefit of good Father Smith.
Councilman Davexac yesterday presented
Mayor Athey with a fine silk plug hat.
Thought the Mayor was unusually proud
to-day. tf
In the County Court to-day 3. A. W.
Bruehl was qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF Anna Koehler, and was ap-
pointed guardian of her minor children.
Mauer and Sandford yanked Theo. Rider
in last night and the Mayor thought lie was
drunk enough to be saddled and gigged for
So He was mulcted accordingly and sent
to quay.
a, A concert under the dictatorship of Mr..
]. T. Vance will be given in the basement
OF the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night. The church is nearly relieved of its
financial embarrassment
Marriage licenses were issued as follows
to-day: Harry G. Walton. aged q, and
Jennie E. Gray, aged %, both Of Covington;
John J. Vasey, aged 20, and Sarah Allen.
aged q, both of Covingt,n; Peter Schnei-
der, aged 38, and Catherine Bumgardner,
aged q. The former couple were married
last night by Rev. J. w. Holt
A surprise party, under the supervision
of Miss Anna Luebker, Kate Gronette, and
pretty little May Weweller, met at the res
idence of Miss May Buhr last night, and
then proceeded in body to the residence
of Gen. Setter, on Pike street, where an
elegant spread was awaiting them. After
few hours of social chatting the party ad-
journed to Drexelius Hall. where dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour this
morning. 1t was leap-year party, and
the girls asked the gents to dance, and
treated them after the quadrille ended.
The Girls, however, always 20 back W. en- 1t
comes down to finances They called on
the gents to pay for the music.
Our FlRsr.-We laid off yesterday to see
what new schemes the bleeders had on
foot, and were surprised to see tickets out
for wake for Widow Malone. The tickets
are little premature, for the widow still
lives The only new scheme we actually
run across was young man OF the Ninth
Ward, who is ceiling tickets for the benefit
Of widow and nine children, who live in
Cincinnati We inquired for the mem
toned lady, but found that no such lady
ever existed. The rattle for the benefit of
Widow Magee that the boys are selling
ickets for is fraud.
We know all of the widows in town, and
never heard of such lady. The tickets OF
the Big Four for picnic are old ones of q
party from Cincinnati. The date is simply
changed. The rumor that Ward clubs are
to be organized is one of the worst frauds
that we have heard of. These are the regu-
lar old chronic bleeders who ride man for
drink, If nothing else. The candida tes
are all acting sensible by purchasing tickets
for Father Smiths concert. He is good
man, and everybody should buy ticket,
whether they 90 or not Will write YOU
another letter this week. H. q 3.
FLORENCE DRAMATIC FUN.-The second
entertainment by the Florence Dramatic
Club, fOr the benefit of the st. Johns Or
phan Society, takes place next Sunday
evening. 1t is needless to- say word In
behalf OF the very worthy cause In aid oi
which the entsDtainrnent is to be given
and we will only clip from the printed
programme before US the English portions.
10 show what fun is to be expected, and
from whose dramatic efforts:
The evenings entertainment to COM
mence with Sidney Rosenfeld's laughable
farce, "Mr. x"
Mr.. Anthony Henn.. Henry SutkamT
Mr.. K, rxes Xavier, Insurance Agent.."..".-..
Mr.. Henry Schepkel
VI. Joshua Tick. Telegraph Operator.
Miss Matilda Hem, Anthony's sister. ...........
Miss Julia Got
Miss Jessie HEM, Antn0ny's daughter...-......
..................... ......... Miss Anna KentruI
Mollie, the maid with a treachero memory
DOllle dot
To be followed by the laughable Ethiopian farce
"MIsCHIEvoUs NIGGER."
Antony Snow, mischievous Niger.
Colonel Flutter, mild old gentleman ............
MI Joseph Feltmar
Mons Fnpon, a French barber. .............
.............................Mr Mr. Henry SchrOede
Jimmy Ducks, all Irishman. e. Mr.. Henry Penkhaui
Mrs Morton, a widow, sister to Fiutter. r....;;...:
MISS Anna Kentrul
Fannie Nibbs. a model nurse......-Miss Julia Got
The whole to conclude with pretty
tableau, Music by the Florence Orches
ira, under the direction of Professor AT.
fel. The furniture Is kindly loaned by
Messrs. H. Schottler q Sons.
There will be crushing crowd and q BIZ
time.
Johanna Davis was tried on an inques
of lunacy, and found to be of unsount
mind, resulting from puerperal melancholy
caused by too rapid child-bearning.
Henry Barry. who was severely injures
some time since, has nearly recovered.
A movement is on foot by our merchant
| to close their places of business at 2 p. m
The union religious exercises will b.
held tomorrow morning at Grace M. e
Church. 8 fe -ri
The collection at Corpus Christi Churcl
on Sunday week will bs taken up for th'
suffering in Ireland. ea
Judge Harris rendered, judgment for $6
| in favor of Conrad Hahn, who sued Drysol
for tie value of horse. r,... nv.
Miss Emma Allowys has engaged Colone
Nelson TO prosecute her case at the mex
| term of the Criminal Court.
The elegant new quarters at the Barrack
were completed yesterday and turned owe
| to the Committee Of Inspection.
A horse attached to one OF Squire jolly
| -. ;Ii, ,,,ooops rou off nm Front ofroaf vasta