The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
OVER Tho BRIDGE.
COvINGTOA.

Several saloons III the west END were
open Yesterday.
Don't forget watty Morgan's benefit as
you pass a'ong.
The alleged Sunday sinners were all dis
charged Saturday.
Miss Helen Trimble will entertain the
Model Cooking Club.
Bracken and Brown County Criminal
Courts convened to day.
w. J. Sandford will be home this week.
He will be happily greeted.
Mr.. Charles Walker and Miss Nellie
Duggan were married last night.
Mrs. w. H. David returned yesterday
| from q visit to her mother at Whining
ton, O.
The Democratic City Executive Commit
tee meets at the Office of Esquire McLau gh-
lin tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, of Bull
lock street. celebrated their crystal we'd
ding last Saturday.
Mr.. Pat Bolan and wife, of indianapolis,
are in the city, the guests of Lieutenant
Bolan, of the police force.
Governor Blackburn will remit all the
fines imposed by Magistrates on the vio-
lations OF the Sunday law. M
Deputy Marshal Bolan set em up to the
boys Saturday in honor of having received
$500 for the capture Of Smith N. Hawes.
A marriage license was. granted SATURDAY.
to William g. Petty, aged twenty-on and
May Isabella Grain, aged twenty, both of
this city.
VIM. Woelje filed suit Saturday for
damages against Jake Denlein and
wife for alleged slander. The words used,
were about the plaintiffs daughter. =
Mr.. Thomas Strowbridge has a lucrative
position out West. So day with good
chance of being raised. He reports Robert
Mcdonald as having mine worth 500, 900.
Miss Alice X. Boyd, of Lavena, O., is vis-
iting in this city. Mr.. Will. Gloon. for
merly of this city, who is in business in
that town, is also visiting his numerous
friends in this city.
The Florence Dramatic Club will present
the beautiful drama, "ricket-of-Leave
evening, for the benefit of suffering Ireland,
with the following cast of characters:
Bob Briefly. a Lancashire Lad.Mr Henry Kentrup
James Dalton. alias "Downey," alias 'The
Tiger" "...............""....M Mr. Joseph Feltman
Hawkshaw, DetectiVe..."...Mr Henry Penkhaus
meleer MOS II. H, menry ryp roppe
Mr.. Gibs m, bill broker......M Mr.. Henry Schroeder
Sam: Willoughby-..".a,.. ,...""Mr. Clarence Mooar
Nav Edwards With henrs Hnns
Mrs Willoughby.. ..............M Miss Clara Kentrup
Guests, Navvies Walters. etc., by members Of the
I, Club.
It now leaks out that Tom Gideon was
allowed $500 for work done three years
ago on the Newport Il Covineton Bridge al
the special meeting of the Directors held
last Saturday. The statement that Mr.
Livezey and all of his employees were al.
lowed free passes is false.
SUNDAYS SINFUL SIFTINas-Mike Dona.
hue was fined $4 for drunk; John Cahill,
dismissed; Vim. Cassidy. disorderlv, con
tinued; James Nolan, breach of the peace
$l3; Thomas Bailey, drunk. s. The ar
resting officers were: Holtrop. Cutler
Bolan, Casey, Barton, McGraw, O'Donnel
and Furber.
Suit for divorce was filed to-day by Chas.
Fischer against Mary Fischer, on the
grounds of adultery. The parties were
, | married III 1911, III tuIS COuiLys Ilo StaIet
in his petition that his wife has during the
the crime Of adultery, and has been guilty
of such lewd and lascivious conduct as
proves her to be unchaste.
, st. Benedict's Benevolent Society held 9
/ meeting last night and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Henry Brinker
Vice President Anton Niger; First Secre
tary, Phil. Brennes; Second Secretary
| Fred. Krutzkamr; Treasurer, F. Woftange
, Finance Committee-Joseph Grotehaus, A.
, Bankemper, F. Pieper Executive Com.
mittee-H. Linneman, B. Kuhr, Anton
Kleman. Banner Carrier-Peter Shalier
Banner Carriers-Will Warning and Jos
Lubking.
st. Mary's Hall was we'll filled last night
. with an audience gathered tn hear an ora
ton on ''The Legacy of st. Patrick to th.
8 Irish People," and to witness the play o1
Caste" Rev. F. A. Wimsey, of Mt St
Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, was the ora
tor. His language is the chastest of Ell
glsh, his rhetoric highly polished. his sub
stance very interesting and his delivery i'm
pressve and graceful. The applause thai
greeted him frequently during the orator
showed anundantly the great pleasure hi
tduOlPnCe eX XPeTicHCcus piIs W ltiiSoy Is no
vet twenty-three wears of age, and has MOI
yet attained to the priesthood.
Following the oratin came Caste" BY
: the Emerald Dramatic Club. The perform
ance was such as to reflect great credit
upon the young amateurs taking the parts
and the audience attested its enjoyment By
. round after round # hearty applause ant
4 laughter all through the evening. The PLAY
will be repeated on st. Patrick's evening
and will be followed by the roaring .farc'
9 THAT Rascal Pat"
Q AEWPO8E.
To-day Circuit Court convened at Alex
andria.
MIR. John Schrader is entertaining
!. young son at his home on Oyerton street.
n aThe Rev. J. Rand will preach every even
: ing this week at the Taylor-street M. E
l Church.
The VIM. Elliott arrested for stealing al
: overcoat was not the Billy Helliott o
Front street.
/ Billy Trainer, a well-known citizen, i
! living very i'll at his home, corner of From
and York streets
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