The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

Miss Anna Adams, of Lexington, is Wis
| iting in the city.
Miss Maggie Boyd is home from a visit Il
Cedar Grove. Ind.
Mr.. Patsy O'Brien, the pedestrian, is laid
up with the malarial fever.
Mr.. John w. Morgan realized $100 profit
by his recent entertainment.
M. and Frank A. Prague and wife are
home from Lake Chautauqua.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
to Harriet J. Lowry and George w. Will
Jams.
Barney Floatman was fined 81 and costs
by Squire Duvenick yesterday for disor
derly conduct.
Mr.. L. ]. Blakelv will move irttc his new
residence in the Sixth. Ward on or aboG''
the LIST of October.
Miss Laura Brennan and Miss Anna
Ionguate leave next week for st. Louis to
seek their fortunes.
Nicholas Brock was arrested yesterday by
Constable Dunn on the charge of breach
Oh the peace on man named Hall.
The Star Baseball Club returned home
from Louisville last night via the Pike
They were defeatedin Louisville by score
of too.
Miss Hannah Cremins has returned from
pleasant visit to Lexington, KY, and will
hold reception at her house Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Edward McChessney, editor of the
Paris, ky., Citizen, is in the city. His
family will arrive tomorrow and do the
Exposition.
In the Circuit Court the Jury in the case
of Nancy Cassidy vs.. Alfred Martin re-
turned verdict in the sum of 1920 "A for
the plaintiff.
so our city pensioners are togo to Chester
Park to participate in the Fire Tournament.
Wonder il John Muth, who calls himself an
Engineer, will go with his gang?
MAYORS MAsH.-Sam Huber, breach of
the peace, 81; John Billerhack, drunk. 81
Lucretia Carter. disorderly, $13; Jesse Will
lett, same, So; Theo. Ryder, same, 81.
1t has been nearly month since tie re-
port,of Bill Glore was referred to commit
Tee TOR investigation. Somebody else will
get an airing if there don't be something
done.
A man named David Reeny was run over
on the Kentucky Central Railroad, at
Cruises Creek Bridge, yesterday. He had
an arm and two fingers on his left
hand cut off,
The Council Committee have selected
Geo. NJ Clark to straighten up the books of
Collector Freer. Mr. Freer will resign as
soon as his books are Strengthened up. He
is apparently about $11 900 behind.
Suit for divorce was filed to-day by BRYAN
Garrity from Maria Clarity on the grounds
OF Abandonment The parties were married
in 1877, and he alleges in his petition that
his wife is keeping house of prostitution
in Cincinnati.
A certain member of the School Board. |
It is said, has been furnished with all the |
books his children used in school bv pub
fishing house in Cincinnati for his influence
in the Board for their works. A commit
tee has been appointed to investigate the
matter.
Miss Ella Holmes, daughter of James
Holmes, and Mr.. Edward Walters, of New
port, were married in the Church of the
Immaculate Conception last Saturday
night. The attendants were Miss Mary Fox
and Mr.. Joseph Walters. Mr.. and Mrs
Walters are at present boarding.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-John P. Ernst against
Trinity Church; jury finally disagreed and
discharged and case continued.
In the John A. Collins will case the con.
estants withdrew their bill of evidence and
bandoned their appeal. They propose to
make their fight in future over the real es-
ate, all covered by deeds to the widow
made during the lifetime of the testator.
The Enquirer this morning very truth
ully says: Candidates for January are
topping up all around. James Virgins for
collector, and John Sheridan, the deaf
mute, for Sealer and Gauger, and among
he latest. Mr.. Virgins is known as first.
ate accountant OF strict business prompti-
ude and correctness, Industrious, polite
nd worthy personally in every way. Be.
ldes all this, be is winning man when be
nters contest in earnest.
James Holmes one of the landmarks of
oylnston, has packed his all and gone.
,verybodv thought Jimmie Holmes was a
lllar OF financial strength, but he had vast
his money on patent hydraulic press
esigned for easing the labor of making re-
)rts, and the Constable was called upon
aturday morning to sell all the old gentle
ian had to satisfy the landlord, Mr.. Shoen-
erger, for rent. Jimmie couldn't face such
calamity, and on Friday night he
acked his small furniture and
'ok passage on lower river boat.
is thought for San Antonio, Texas, where
e has been offered the position as overseer I
agas-works. His daughter married the |
ght he left, and he took one of his sons
ith him. The other son is at school some
ace in Ohio. Jimmie Holmes was as true ,
friend and as kind-hearted an Irish gem
eman as the town ever saw, and he leaves {
any warm friends behind him to excuse I
~ mistakes he may have made as those of
le head and not of the heart.
NEWPORT. t
The ferry boat Belle is laid up for re-
lirs.
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