The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGTON.

The Hood,Hms have painted their sum-
mer suits, and are apparently happy.
Policeman Roman, did you year that the
bells were ringing for that hat. Shoot it!
The Little Gem Dancing Circle will give
soiree at Drexelius Hall tomorrow even
ing.
The Enterprise Dancing Club had good
crowd last night, and all enjoyed them
selves.
The men who voted for Percival last
night were: Van Boken, Wewellur, Howe,
oenour, Brent and Wolking.
Mr.. Samuel r. Thomas has opened feed
store at No. l.430 Madison street, IN the
Old Van Luenun stand.
The Mystic Dancing Club will give gold
chain to the best running glide waitzer,
and silver caster to the best plain waltzer.
A marriage license was issued TO-DAY to
John w. Hageneger, aged twenty-fodr,
and Milie Kaiper, aged twenty-one, both
of this city.
Mr.. James Earl, who was convicted and
sentenced to the Pententiary In tins city
for "crib cracking" is now policeman IN
Denver City, Colorado.
Mr.. John Schmidt, the whitewasher,
while plying his ayocation yesterday fell
from step-ladder and suffered compound
fracture of his right leg.
Mr.. Courtney Piatt and bride. nee Miss
Lollie Richardson, passed through the city
last night for their home in Sherman,
Texas They were married Tuesday even
ing.
Policemen Graham and Corcoran last
night arrested two men in Cincinnati with
a lot of rope in their possession, supposed
to have been stolen from this side of the
river. The rope awaits Identification at the
Louisville Mail Line Company.
Mrs Nooh w. Speers and two children,
Mrs. Randall and son and Mr.. Whitney
Wells, all Memphis refugees, are visiting
the family of Captain H. b. Wells. of Front
street, anxiously awaiting the cessation OF
the dread pest lence.
FOUND DEAD--Mr. Jack Savill, who re-
sided on Third street, between Greenup and
Garrard, was found dead in his bed this
morning He WIS an incessant drinker,
and his death, it is supposed, was superin-
duced by exposure. He leaves wife and
two children. Coroner DrGruyder held an
inquest, and the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the facts.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Wet
to George j. Heinen, both of Covington,
south % feet of Lot 10, John D. Bush ad-
dition. 81 feet 10 inches deep, east side OF
Edward street. Covington; $3.50. George
Schild and Edward Schild' to Henrietta
Schild, both CT Coyington, Lot Az by 100,
northwest corner Russell street and alley,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
Covington; $340.
Articles were lodged for record Yesterday
incorporating the Seymour Wrong t Steel
Horse shoe Company, with principal office
or place of business at Covington. Alfred
B. Seymour, Louis A. Roth, NJ. NJ. Marks
and J. Adolph Eberhardt, all of Cincinnati.
incorporates and for the first year Direc'
tors Business, the manufacture OF wrought
steel horse-shoes, wrought steel bars, and
every thing belonging or aprertaining tc
that species of industry. Capita stock
5000, ,OO0 in 81, 900 shares. Term of corpor
alton, fourteen years from October %, 1873
At the meeting of City Council last NIGH
Collector Freer was suspended from office
and Mr.. 0. J. Wigcins elected in his place
and was sworn into office. Bids for the
Scott street sewer and sundry other i'm.
nrovements were opened and referred to
proper committees. Mr.. Freer presented a
communication, in which he denies that he
is short in his collections, and in fact says
he is positive. Finally, on motion OF Mr..
Whittle, it was resolved that Mr.. Freer be
cited to appear before select committee,
to be appointed by the President and an
swer the charges preferred by the joint COM
mittee in their report. Messrs. White,
Davezac, Collins, Howe and Wolking were
appointed.
Last night, rs two sisters of the Order Of
st. Francis were riding on hand car on
the Southern Railroad near Danyille, the
car was struck by a north-bound freight
train, and they were thrown violently to
he ground. One of the ladies had her arm
broken and the other her leg dislocated
They belong to st. Elizabeth Hospital
Eleyeath street and it is their custom tt
travel from section to section on hand
car t. collect funds for the support of the
hospital from The employees of the road
They were removed to the house OF Mr.
Mike Quinlan near Danville, where they
received all necessary attention.
ECCLESIASTICAL. - Father Bent leaves
probably to-day for Lexington to take
charge of the Catholic parish there. His
full, musical voice and other good quail
ties will be much missed in Covington.
Father Major, of Lexington, goes soon tc
San Antonio, Texas, toreport to the Bishop
of that Iioccsc duty.
Father Tcutenberg, of Covington, leaves
soon for Colorado to report to the Bishop
of Denver for duty.
Father Hilderh andt, of Dayton. goes
soon to Teutopois, Illinois, whore he will
enter the novitiate of the franciscan
Order.
Father Younghas returned from his long
sojourn in Europe and will resume his
pastorate at Frankfort.
Fathers Tappert ard Kramer remain tc
fill the two vacancies left as above, but
what changes in appointments will be made
we are not yet informed.
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