The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-21

step from the car at Fifth and Walnut
streets, but the next moment the purse
was gone. 1t only contained, however, a
small amount of money and ticket to
the concert tonight, emitting the holder
to seat II, Section 8. Mrs r. will have the
satisfaction of seeing who will occupy that
seat tonight
CoUNCIL-At the meeting Of Council last
night special meeting was ordered for to-
morrow night to consider the new pump
ing engine contract.
An invitation was received and accepted
from the Queen City Jockey Club to attend
the opening of their park.
The Directors of the Covert Run turn
pike, by communication that they had
dedicated to the city all that portion Of
their pike lying between Washington and
| Overton street.
The election for two Bridge Directors re-
suited in the reelection of Messrs Gideon
and Woh fahrt. The resignation of Mr.. NJ.
j. King, as member of the Sinking Fund,
and Mr.. John Goessler elected to fill the
vacancy by vote of seven to four against
| Henry Schriver. Claims amounting to ST.
527 II were allowed.
An ordinance was passed for the i'm
provement of Jefferson street, between
| Washington avenue and Overton streets
The contract for cleaning the streets of the
First Ward was awarded to Joe Barton at
5000; the Second Ward at $525; Third
Ward 5000; -Four thsWard s675; Fifth Ward
S574 to Ed O'Hara; the Sixth Ward to Bart
Sullivan at $3.50.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The Grand Jury pre-
sented indictments against Leopold Haas
+. Saloshin, William Bramer and John
| Klein, for receiving stolen goods; Thomas
Broughton, of Cincinnati, for peddilng
bread without license; Margaret Schneider
and Wal. Heumsing, for assault and bat
terry he latter case is the child-whipping
case at Mr. Bruce Martins house, in which
the defendant brutaly whipped his own
daughter The case of Margaret Schneider
is for striking one OF her lady neiehbors
over the Uranium with slop-bucket) The
Grand Jury dismissed the following cases:
May Johnson, Charles Butler and Ed Nolan,
malicious cutting; Ed Cuens petty
larceny.
| James Linet was tried on the charge Of
housebreaking and found guilty. His pun
ishment was fixed at one year in the Peni-
tentiary. James Smith, who made the
brutal assault on Green Sayers a few weeks
since, was sentenced to nine months in the
County Jail. The indictments against
Henry Stuckhoff and Pat. Dony were filed
away with leave.
William Braman, indicted for receiving
stolen goods. The law and facts were sub
mitted to the Court, and prisoner
pleaded guilty to receiving goods Of less
value than $40. He was sentenced to
twenty-five 0Ays on the stone pile.
Louis Kueven, indicted for suffering
gaming, was given to the jury, who failed
to report up to 10 o'clock.
DIR. Fred. Brown, who keeps saloon at
the lower end of Madison. indicted also for
suffering gaming in allowing cards to be
played for drinks, was next called and is
still in progress
At st. Stephens Church last evening at
~ o'clock a fashionable assembly OF
friends were present to witness the mar
riage of Mr. Fred. Brutsche and Miss Mary
Best. Precisely at the hour named the
grand tones Of the organ, under the mas
terly hand of Prof. Goldkamp pealed forth
a beautiful wedding march at the approach
of the bridal party. First appeared Miss
F. Huber, accompanied by Mr.. H. Myers.
followed by Miss L. Wagner and Mr.. c.
Wiedeman and Miss M. Brutsche and Mr..
H. Husher. Then came the bride and groom
The bride looked beautiful in her bridal
robes, which consisted of white lace or
candle draped with white flowers and satin
also the bridal vail, which was worn with
grace and elegance. The bridesmaids
were tastefully dressed in white swiss and
lace looped with white satin. The only
head ornament worn was beautiful pink
ostrich feather. The entire bridal party
looked elegant, and the affair was the So
ciety event in German circles
of the season. After the cere-
mony, which was performed by
Rev. Father Baumeister, the bridal party
we're driven 10 the residence of the brides
parents, 265 Monmouth street, where an
elegant reception was held At the hour
I'of IL o'clock party numbering fully one
hundred persons, friends of the young cou-
pie, arrived, headed by Prof. Nichael's
string band, when the entire assembly re-
paired to Turner Hall, where dancing and
merry making was kept up until 4 clock
this morning. The young couple were the
recipients of numerous presents, all very
appropriate, and in value worth over $400.
Mrs Brutsche nee Miss Best is tile pretty
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Best.
The following epistle was handed In this
morning:
NEWPORT, KY, May 81, 1880.
| A WARNING
Is hereby given to the coward who fired
the shot at the young ladies and gents who
were passing the vicinity of Taylor's Greek
last Sunday evening to leave for some un-
known place by Sunday, May %, 1880, or
he will meet with Peter Kllne's fate. 1t
vas this same scoundrel who fired at the
street car several nights ago. We
mean business. [Signed].
BOUND TO HAVE REVENGE.
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.