The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

]. HenryTegge now languishes behind the
bars on capias profine issued from the
Criminal Court.
Seventy car loads of stock arrived on the
Short Line and Kentucky Central Railroads
yesterday for the Eastern markets.
Rev. W. w. Ramsey pastor of the Union
NJ. E. Church. will leave this week for his
new field of labor in Pittsbdrg.
Mr.. James F. Carr and Miss Lizzie Rusche
will be united in the silken cords of
welded felicity tomorrow week.
The race for Councilman in the First
Ward to-day is red hot. The vote at IL
o'clock stood; Collins. 13l; Mclaughlin, 119.
George Culbertson had little fight with
o carperter on Ninth and Banklick
streets, yesterday morning and came out
second best.
Mr.. Charles Cradlev and wife and son, of
Springfield O., and Miss Emma Weaver, a
Baltimore beauty, are the guests Of the
family OF George W. Thompson.
Miss Ida Worcester, daughter of Rev.
Samuel Worcester, of Ottumwa, Ia, and Mrs
John W. Marson, of Cambridge City, Ind,
are the guests Of the family of Mr.. James
Tranter.
Mr.. Joseph Miller is the proud papa of a
fine baby girl, and Mr.. Hirth is grand
papa. The actual weight of the heiress is
thirteen pounds, and Miss Anna Wirth is
an aunt.
Thomas Powers, little son of Thomas
Powers an employe of the Covington Street
Railroad, fell yesterday from pair of stills
and dislOcated an arm. DR.. Reams rendered
the necessary aid.
In the County Court this morning W. P.
Mclaughlin was appointed appraiser of
the estate of G. B. Wingate. Clara Helker
qualified as administrative of the estate of
Jacob Helker. She was also appointed
guardian of Mary, Laura and John Helker.
One thing that Gov. Blackburn has done
during his administration that meets with
the general appreciation of the entire pub
lie is the remittance of the fine of Mr.. Mike
Leonard. Mike is good citizen, and has
hosts of friends who will join in congratu-
lating him over his success.
MAYORS MONDAY MArINEE-Ten Sunday
sinners stood in line this morning before
| the big Judge to receive their lecture on
the violation of the laws of God. John
McShane wasn't to blame for being dsor-
derly and was fined only 81. John Crow
| ley, the man that belted Move on Alden, "
was mulcted $4. James Donavon struck
| Dick Merting with a beer glass Sunday
| night, and was fined $4. Peter Nary and
James Harten drove stock on Sunday after
10 o'clock and were mulcted 81 each. Geo.
Hogetts, drunk and disorderly conduct
$13. John Holthaus and Ernst Lott were
fined $5 for disorderly conduct. Eddie
Mills trespassing, dismissed.
RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Daniel Schwagers left
last night for st. Louis on important bust
ness.
We are sorry to chronicle the serious
illness Of Rev. J. P. Barry, pastor Of Paris
Ky.
Rev. Father Bent, of the Cathedral
and Detraction" at the 10 O clock mass yes
terday.
Bishop Toebbe administered the rite O
confirmation to large class OF childrel
at Flemingsburg one of Father Hickey
missions.
The new bell of st. Anthonys Church
DeCourcy Creek, was dedicated yesterday
with due ceremony and a good congrega
| tiOl PlCocHV. dJHeI DduIultSlcf SpOk'
in English and Father Robbers in Ger
man.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-F. w. Com
stock, of Livingston County, Mo-, and Johl
E. Holding, OF Covington, to w. G. Hold
ing, of Covington, part of Lot a. Block AZ
Greer's Addition, 25 by II feet, south sid
of Lockwood street. Covington; 81 and th
assumption of the purchase money deb
due by grantors.
Sheriff, for C. H. Mooar, to Covingtol
City National Bank, lot 25 by So feet, soutl
side of Covington avenue, 125 feet east o
Johnson street, Covington; $1S4 II.
l.. j. Blakely, assignee of G. Beam il
bankruptcy, to Ann e. Havlin, Lot 134
Martins Subdivision, 20 by 70 feet, OF
Ella street, Covington; 5000.
Julia J. Lemaire, of Campbell County, t,
Mary A. Crowley, of Covngton, lot 20 b.
81 1900 feet, commencing 81 feet from
alley at the northeast corner thereof [thi
is absolutely all the description given]
$780,
MArR1MoN1AL.-Mr. John Cover anc
Miss Jennie Salters were united in mar
riage last night by Rev. w. w. Felix. TIL
groom was the recipient of very uniqu
present.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day a
follows: Harry l.. Redden, aged "a, an,
Kate R. Morse, aged "a, both of Vance
burg KY, They were united in marriag
by Rev. w. w. Ramsey.
James W. Smith. aged twenty-four, an,
Rebecca J. Long, aged twenty-five, both O
Kenton County. They were married b,
Squire Tebbs
Albert ]. Weber, aged thirty-eight, ant
Lucy Smith, aged twenty-four, both of To
ledo, Ohio. They were spliced by Rev. Dr.
Charles Taylor.
J. H. Steinreide, aged fifty-one, and An
ME E. Wolking, aged thirty-three.
Balls are often the ruination of youn
men, and cause considerable anxiety on th
part of their parents Only last night W
heard poor woman say: THE new Goa
on my boys back laid out a S. bill for, s
he could take Donovan's daughter to tn
Glory Ball."
Bill Praher, in the Mayors Court, SIS an
cost; d. d.
Mr. George Pagan won three new hat
Saturday OH his own defeat.
The thermometer rose to 80 degrees i
the shade at $50 this morning.
The Waldenmeyer Orchestra are havin
regular rehearsals for their coming concert