The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
OVER THE BRIDGE.


10 NeitiiiS ueT sui, nit' hous i"yioi'
The Social Four entertained their friends
in grand style last night at Hermance's
Hall.
Mr.. Ben. Davis has presented Dick Ed
wards with cradle to rock the little found
ling in.
The usual religious services will be held
at Drexelips Hall tomorrow afternoon by
Rev. J. II. Hartley.
Kenton County will have seventeen Dele
gates at the Democratic State Convention
which meets in Lexington.
Fulton Watts was brought in yesterday
| by Officer McGraw for being disorderly. He
was fined $5 and costs by the Mayor.
A call has been made on Mr.. Bernard
Heving to be candidate for Sheriff.
There are now seven candidates in the field
| for the office.
The meeting of the BARRIERS last night
was very disastrous one. Every man that
came within a square of the meeting was
talked to death.
| A marriage license was issued to-day to
Charles w. Walker, aged thirty-four, Of
Cincinnati, and Nellie Dugan, aged twenty
four, of Covington.
Mr.. Tom Keeveny, the Seventh street
carpenter and builder. had his arm laid
open from wrist to elbow by buzz-saw at
his shop yesterday.
A meeting of the tonsorial artists was
held yesterday and resolution adopted
to close their shops on Sundays during the
existence of the Sunday Law.
Judge Perkins and Commonwealth At
torney Cleary leave tomorrow for Augusta,
Bracken County, to hold Criminal Court.
Arrest them for travelling on Sunday.
REAL EsrArE.-Master Commissioner for
James A. Reed, &c, to Henry Adams.
Treasurer and Trustee of st. Joseph's
Church. lot 70 by liz. southwest corner OF
Robbins and Scott streets, Covington.
Rev. O. A. Bartholomew will tell his
Church tomorrow morning "How to make
friends and how to keep them" In the
evening he will take for his subject Ever
lasting Life"
Esquires Duvenick and Mclaughlin seem
to differ in opinions. The other day Squire
Mclaughlin dismissed Amos Collins fol
selling milk on Sundays, and to-day Squire
Duvenick fined George Meiman, milk
man, So and costs for vending milk last
Sunday.
RELre1ous.-Rev Dr.. Pratt, of Music
Hall Church, Cincinnati, will occupy the
pulpit at Ninth Street Presby terian Church
tomorrow evening. ~
Shinkle Chapel, Rev. G. J. Howes, pas
tor. Morning subject to-morrow--'Th
Barren Fig Tree" Evening subject-"M Mus
the Sabbath Question Be Determined Out
side of Holy Writ"
The Emerald Dramatic Club will present
the beautiful drama caste" at st. Mary
Hall tomorrow night with the following
cast of characters
captain Havtree. "..."......"...Mr. J. J. M0lOn.
J. r. Kingsie
Sam Gerridge..... .:........"...Mr !. Q. Sheridan
Dix IN (servant to DAlroy). .....Mr. John CUSHING
Esther, daughter to Eccies Mis- julia Haipi
Polly, sister to Esther. Miss Hanna Murph
This entertainment will be repeated OF
Wednesday, the 18th, St. Patrick's Day, OF
which occasion, by request the perform
ance will conclude with the laughable farc'
THAT Rascal Pat"
Tomorrow is the anniversary Of Pete
Kline. Can't somebody get up boom.
All of the city employees, including tn,
police and firemen, were paid up in full
to-day.
John Timberlake was fined So and cost
for being drunk and disorderly and resist
ing officers.
Chief of Police Lock has disposed Of hi
hardware store. Dave had too MANY iron
in the fire.
George & Bolts have again reduced th
price of coal-this time to Sill per hundre,
for the best Pittsburg
The Democratic Executive Committe
met last night at the office of Mr.. Johl
Bodley, and adjourned to meet next Tues
day, at Alexandria, at which time vacan
cies will be filled.
. 1t is exactly one year ago to-day since th
) people of Newport hung up the monste
. Kline on sour-apple tree to dry, and W
, have yet to hear of the first person VIII
, has ever shed tear over his fate.
Rev. w. M. MulleniA will treat on til
subject, "What is the use of buildin
Churches, anyhoww at Grace M. e. Churc
tomorrow morning and in the evenin
'Our Common Schools" will be his subject
The alarm of fire last evening about half
past 7 o'clock called the Department to th
! pipe foundry, where the sand shed ha,
caught fire. The fire boys extinguishe
? the flames before any serious damage wa
done.
The Sunday law passed the State Senat
/ Yesterday after vigorous fight of severa
. days. The bill provides for the closing q
saloons on SUNDAYS under heavy penalty
, The vote stood "a for aud against it, MI
Berry voting with the minority.
A social surprise party was rendered Mis-
: Mamie Conboy by number of her schoo
a mates last evening at her home on Bellevu
3 street. Some choice selections of vocs
and instrumental music were rendered b
: number of the young misses present. IA
Ben. Rippleton and Wash. Callowa,
both black, had lively set-to down o
Front street, opposite the pipe foundr,
late last night. Ben. used knife, but oni
! succeeded in cutting through his antag,
J. nist's coat several times Wash. retaliate
u by using poker over Ben.'s head, whic
brought the blood freely. No arrests.
!. MASTER COMMISSIONERS. - The Mast.
!. Commissioners disposed of a number
valuable pieces Of property at the Cour
house this morning. Among the propert
~ d;snosed of WAS the large buildinc knou