The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

illness of Mr.. Mike Flynn and Frenchy
Santiff.
Mr.. Resting and his wife, of Bakewell
street, last night celebrated their silver
wedding.
Theo. Leverman treated the members of
Council and the press to an oyster supper
last evening.
Luke P. Blackburn, Governor during his
administration has averaged one pardon
day to convicts.
MARRIAGE LIcRNsE-Aloysius Buschel
Catherine Wilbrock, aged eighteen, both of
Kenton County.
P. Mcnamara Il Co., of this city, to-day
carried off the medal for the best display of
tobacco over Allen & Ellis, of Cincinnati.
Perhaps the alleged Chief of the Fire De-
partment will call in Johnny Muth now
and get him to engineer his reports for
him.
The fence around the new Government
Building will be commenced next week.
The old house in the corner of the yardwas
to-day sold to Mr.. John Kearney.
A transfer wagon, yesterday belonging
to William Clark, cOllded with Newport
street-car on Greenup street, and tore the
whole side of it out. that is the windows.
PINAFoRE-A Children's Pinafore Com
pany, under the management of X. Il. ].
Miles, will give an tertainment tonight
at Odd-fellows' Hall, by request OF promi-
nent citizens.
The recent decision of the Court of APP
MAILS IL, ne tha
City, is causing number of claims to be
presented to the City Council for street
repairs done at their approval
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. w. Mitchell
to Chas. e. P. Twiford, part of lot PA, r.
Patton's addition, 35 by 176 feet, on the
west side of Greenup street; 81, etc.
Twford to Amanda Mitchell, same prop
erty.
Ex-Counclman G. F. Supple died at his
home, on Main street. this morning. De
ceased was forty-eight years of age, and
leaves wife and eight children to mourn
his loss. He was member Of the A. 0. U.
w., and will be buried by that body.
A mountain preacher reported to the NJ.
E. Conference at Richmond that his salary
last year was $18 60 in cash and six teen pair
VI oOSho. II diy PiCuClCi III thlo Wv IL W. as
cut off with that insignificant sum there
would be acussing club formed among them
Immediately.
A runaway accident of serious nature
occurred this morning on Pike street. The
horse attached to the wagon containing H.
Ruhe and his wife and three children ran
Oft and the vehicle was upset, spilling the
occupants on to the pavement, all of whom
were more or less injured.
Mary H. Gedge filed suit in the Kenton
Chancery Court yesterday against James
Holmes, George Shoenberger, John III.
Shoenberger Emily S. Fabian and her trus-
tee, Samuel Johnson, to foreclose a mort
gage executed July 16, 1876, for 81, 900 and
interest, at s per cent. per annum from
date, on Lot No. II, Block No. 8, Johnson's s
subdivision; also upon all rights and priv
/ ileges in certain lease on said lot; also upon
boilers, engine and other machinery in Sal
amander Retort and Tile-works, situated on
Third and PHILADELPHIA streets. The peti.
ton sets forth that Holmes has abandoned
the place, and plaintiff sues for her rights.
DR.. James Wise is the Esculapius of
South Covington. He met recreant debtor
at Seventh and Madison yesterday, and the
hard-hearted or impecunious wretch, un-
known to fortune and the scribe, but be it
said patient and ncighbor of the
doughy doctor, refused the Esculapius,
who boned him for 81 SOY down OR the
books. The doctor accordingly slapped
him, naughty man, and the debtor chasseed
for rock. The Doctor waltzed round the
corner, up Scott to Eighth and out Eighth
in galop. The opportune appearance of
Colonel Rick Gwyder on the scene stopped
the music. The belligerent debtor was
talked to and the Doctor escaped with his
laurels still green and fresh on his brow.
CONFERENCE APPoINTMENTs-The follow
ing are the appointments tor the Coving-
ton District at the Conference of the NJ. E.
Church South, at Richmond, KY: Joseph
Rand, Elder; Scott-street Church, Chas.
Taylor; Eleventh-streetC Church. George N.
Burlington; Falmouth Circuit, B. Nelson
Wightman; Cynthiana, b. +. Sedwick
Oddville Circuit, ID. G. B. DeMararee; Can
ton, r. B. Owens; Walton, Is. f. Goslin; Will
JAMESTOWN, Julius G. Wright; Claysville,
Greed +. Oney; Burlington, ID. Shaw; War
saw S. w. Speer Augusta and Brookville,
G.. D. Turner; George B. PONCE, Snpernu-
merary. Bracken Circuit, J. A. Sawyer;
Wesley Chapel and Independence, J. w.
Simmons; Williamstown High School, G..
G. Overstreet Principal. George s. Savage
was appointed Agent of the American
Bible Association.
CITY CoUNcIL-At the meeting of Coun-
Gil last night the letter of resignation of Mr..
]. T. Falls was read and ordered spread
upon the minutes and the resignation ac-
cepted.
An ordinance was passed to hold an elec-
ton in the First Ward on the 9th day OF
October. james D. Reed and John W.
Hawley were appointed Judges and John
| Whitney Clerk.
The Emery Brothers petitioned to be al.
lowed the privilege of erecting sewer on
Scott street for the purpose of draining
cellars of houses now in course of construc.
ton. Granted.
The residents of Lewisburg pettioned fol
| plank-walk from the foot of Riddle street
| to the foot of Cross street. Referred to the
1 Committee on Internal Improvements,
The report of the Health officer for the
| month of July and August showed: Fami
lies relieved, 1884, groceries and coal dis
bursed 1884. One report was referred te
the Committee on Relief, and the other wa.
ordered spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. Davezac moved to fence in the town
Lost.
Jas. Little petitioned for remittance o
taxes wrongfully assessed. Referred.