The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

the old boy a chance.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report: Oliver
P. Grace and Mary A. Hutchinson, Ma
rion F. Minor and Jennie Kerlin, Ma
than Wright and Jennie Chapman, Lewis
Tuttermeister and Clara L. Dickson,
Walter J. Doan and Emily 81. Coale.
Maggie Smith and Mollie Carey were
arraigned in the Mayors Court, on Fri
day, and plead guilty to charge of
drunk and disorderly, and were each as
sessed S. 60. The frail danes not
being able to command the necessary,
they were lead of to the Home Of the
Friendless.
Joshua Abingdon has for some time
past literally helped himself to his neigh
boris wood piles. Joshua was allowed to
proceed without molestation until Fri
day, when he was led in and placed un-
der $50 bonds for appearance in Court,
and not being able to furnish the same,
he was assigned quarters at the tramp's
castle. ...
The faithful of the Mount Moriah (col-
ored) Church are now discussing the un-
gratefulness of their pastor, the Rev.
Gardner, in declaring dividend upon a
collection taken up on Sunday last for
the benefit of distressed strolling broth
er. The donation was placed in Brother
Sales hands, and shortly afterward he
was hailed by Gardner, who said: "Look
you heah, Sales, want some of dat
money to get some meat fob breakfast" !"
Sales favored his pastor, and now the
flock are conjuring in their minds the
temperature of the faith as regards Gard
ner in the psalm: "Help us to help each
other, Lord"
CIRCLEVlLLE o.
i Mr.. @. P. Tompson left last Monday
for Chicago.
Mr.. De Witt @. Oliver left last
Monday FOR two weeks visit to his
mother, Mrs. Springer Oliver, at Leba-
non, Ohio.
The Guild of st. Philips Episcopal
Church will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Goodrich, on East Mound street,
this evening.
Burglars tried to break into the resi-
dence of Mrs. Sheridan, On East Union
street, one night last week, but were
frightened away by some members of the
family awakening.
The restaurant and saloon of G. J.
Bowen, on West Main street. formerly
occupied by f. G. Briner, was burglarized
| Wednesday night to the extent of So,
which was in the bar till.
i G. L. Snowden, Of Richmond, Ind,
we'll known in all parts of this State
and Indiana, delivered a very interesting
temperance lecture to packed house in
Peck's Hall, last Sunday afternoon.
Fifteen applications for membership
TO the Knights of Honor Lodge have
been made since their banquet last
Thursday evening. This is their first
anniversary, and they now number over
fifty members.
) Mr.. Ed. Beckwith, of this city, who
: has held the position of baggage-master
on one of the passenger trains on the
Scioto Valley Railroad, ever since the
road has been running, has lately been
promoted to conductorship.
Mr.. Andrew Blair, the well-known and
fashionable cutter, lately in the employ
; of Mr.. James T. Mullin, does not return
East with that gentleman, but will re.
main in this city, and open first class
tailoring establishment Of his own.
LAWRENCEBU IND.
Berger, of Muncie, Ind, was visiting
here Friday.
r Mr.. Henry Kittel, molder, and fam
t lily moved here from Cincinnati Thurs.
day.
John Bommart and Richard Bateman
molders, gave a grand masque ball al
Fahlbushe's Hall last evening. 1t was 6
truly royal affair.
: A very select party of young ladies
/, , ard gentleman were socially entertained
at the residence of Miss Mamie Hayes
! in Greendale, Tuesday evening. A very
! enjoyable time was the result.
J.D. Stevens arrived yesterday from
!, Muncie, Ind, where he was considering
D the matter of going into manufacturing
business. While there he met our for
mer townsmen, DR.. Egbert and Sam
Spooner, who are doing good business
At the regular meeting of the Com
mon Council Wednesday night Polic'
J man Johnston, of the Fourth and Fiftl
Wards, was discharged. A petition by
3 Johnston for denomination was handed
k to Council at special session Thursda,
evening and was rejected. Chief of Po
g lice Oberding appointed Vic. Oberdinl
|, policeman.
r AURORA. IND.
A meeting of the Democrats take
Q place Wednesday next to effect perma
: nent organization of club.
The plate-mill of the rolling-mill, afte
being inundated for one week, resumed
operations yesterday morning.
The M. E. Church give New Eng
D land dinner at Schultze's Hall Thursda,
next; proceeds for the benefit Of the Sun
day-school.