The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

Jim Alexandria is home from year
sojourn in the Ozark Hole"
Rev. P. A. Duncan, SuDday-school Evan
gelist, of Paducah, KY, is in the city.
The happy home of Mr.. Thomas Nolan
was illuminated Saturday by the arrival OF
pretty little girl baby. |
VIM. Bailey is the dark horse for Market
master. We would advise William to with
draw. .-
Henry Bleener, a respectable citizen OF
the Ninth Ward. died at his home on the
corner of Spring and Twelfth streets yester-
day.
The "Pinafore" Schooner, with full
crew. sailed for Odd-fellows Hall to-day,
and will arrive tonight. Shafer's Band
will be on hand to furnish music.
The regarding and widening of the north
sidewalk Of Seventh-street Market-space Is
completed. and is one of the most accept
able street Improvements yet made.
Marshal Goodson Saturday recovered a
horse and buggy that was stolen from
Moorman & Indy of Cincinnati. They
refused to pay the Marshaps expenses.
"Dave" the oldest horse in the Fire De-
partment, died this morning. He has been
III VIC ccIVlCC VI bhC OCPai
years, and was eighteen years old. This re-
minds us that the city pensioners have not
had crumb for over month. .Y.
South Harris was arrested Yesterday by
Constable Tom Dunn for fighting in Jake
Gehrum's saloon. He was taken to Squire
AlcLaughlin's Office and placed under the
surveillance of Squire Mclaughlin, and
while that distinguished officer had his
| koo olr t,,r, al 4, ,r,oIo hic
VIM H. Whitaker, ESQ.,, member of the
bar, and talented and travelled young gem
tleman and journalist of this city, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver lecture
entitled Scenes in Italy" at Hughes High
School, Cincinnati, next Friday evening
In the suit of Henry Cotton against SIM
mons & Dickinson, in which the plaintiffs
injunction against the defendants from the
use of the Henry County lottery grant was
dissolved by Judge Boyd on the 9th inst,
the motion to reinstate the injunction was
argued by F. M. Webster, Esq, for t..ee
plaintiff r,.:rtiii, anu Judge VIM. Lindsey, for the
defendants, at Frankfort on Saturday last
and submitted for decision. The motion
is made before the Judge of the Court Of
Appeals.
Messly. Mckee & Finnell, who were en-
ployed by the City Council two years ago
to collect taxes from the building associa-
tions upon all omitted assessments, filed
suit for the city Saturday against these as
sociations, under the general tax law. The
names of the associations, the years. assess
ments. and tax bills upon which suit is
brought, are as follows: German, No. !.
$5.474 IL; Central, $4,735 al; General,
IS, ,484 6S; Peoples s., ,2S3 81. These suits
are brought upon the theory of Mr.. Collins
that these associations are liable to an ad
valorem tax upon all the money represent
ed in their operations. ...
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-E. ]. Hickey
i to Willamette, wife of B. M. J. Piatt, lot
22X by 81 feet, south side of Ninth street,
IS feet west of Scott street; $1,000.
Master Commissioners, for ]. B. Bryant,
&C., to Miss Mary Mcdonald, lot 124 by 100
feet, on southwest corner of Sixth and
Greenup streets; S., 42O.
Forest Hill Building Association to Ste
vens & Ware, 0 $40 acres. bounded on the
north by the Ohio River, on the south by
the Drycreek Road, on the east by F.
Kreylich, and on the west by -; 81 900.
James G. Hunt to George E. McFadden,
lot 20 by 100 feet, north side of Patton
street, lii feet east of Edward street; $20l
and other valuable considerations
SocrErY ELECTION. st. George
Benevolent Society, an active and useful
Association of young German Catholics OF
Covington, held its annual election of Off
GERS at the Sixth-street School-honse last
night. with the following result: President,
Geo. Wolking; Vice President, Henry
Wichmann; Recording Secretary, Adolph
Stehle, Financial Secretary, John Schmitz;
Treasurer, Henry Olges; Finance Com.
mittee, Henry Becker, H. J. Gansepohl and
|, Henry Bramlage: Sick Committee: Firs!
: District, B. I.usse and Clem. Blomer; Sec
ond District, Frank Wolking and John
: Trumpe; Third Fistrict, Frank Sievers and
H. Schurring; Fourth District, Geo. Meschel
and G. Wiemann; Society Banner Bearer
J. Willen; National Banner Bearer
H. Spreckelmeier; Knights, George Jansen
! and George Kruselmann; Marshal. Johr
Zumdick. The Inauguration takes place
next month.
MoNDAY's MAYoRrA1 MULcT1Ne Yester
day was field day for our dandy coppers
and Officers McGrew, Linneman. Bolan
|O'Haro and Mauer were credited with tn,
, arrests OF the following array of Sunda,
r sinners: George Taylor, the man whit
, tested the Uranium Of Bob Woods heat
with brick, had his case continued
Layoma Neaville and Mary Davis wer'
fined IS and costs each. Mrs Neayille ant
Mrs. Davis are sisters and they can nov
embrace each other through the iron bars
Margaret Padgene, one Of Walter Cleary
tenants in the Seventh-street Castle Garden
visited the Schooner Hotel, which was to-
far from her beat, and she went sailing int
Castle Willenbrink, where she was anchored
until this morning Then she gave up tina
good old game to the big Judge, but Hi
Honor only smole smile and said .Mrs
Padgene, q IS William will settle the bill
and Won should be willing to pay the guar
dams of the peace the pitiful sum for guild
D ing YOU past the Scott-street death drop
, commonly called sewer" a'-4 p
r Sam. Cream and Henry johnson, wht
should have been at Sunday-school yester
day, were pushing bulls through the stree
.. when Mike o. Hara, the little Dutch detec
! tive, spied them and run them in; $13 eacl
: said the Mayor.
Albert james as1drunk and disorderl,
Just $13 worth.
Ed Farrpll and James Codv toucbed tn,