The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
OVER THE BRIDGE,
COvINGTON.

Mr.. Henry Drexelius is home from
Kansas.
Rev. Father Brandts has gone to Paris
on visit.
Mr.. John Heating goes back to Memphis
Wednesday.
Stray bay horse at Collins stable and
strange hog at Weick's.
The Lyceum of the Main-street NJ. f.
Church meets tomorrow night.
Mr.. Will Barton and Miss Emma Develle
will be married tomorrow night.
Mr.. Harry Irwin left to-day on visit to
the West OF several months duration.
Rebecca Greene this morning qualified as
guardian of Emma and George Greene.
There will be cake cutting at the resi-
dence of Rev. Ben. j. Stubbins tonight.
Mr.. sgd. Lynn is the happiest man in
the whole universe since the arrival of that
boy.
Mr.. James Thompson and wife. of Spring
field, Ohio are visiting relatives in this
city.
Another meeting of those interested in
"
Office Friday night.
Mr.. Jake Gehrum had very big birth
day lunch this morning which was hugely
enjoyed by all tine boys.
A meeting will he held at the Musical
Fund Hall tonight for the purpose of Or
ganizing the Choral Society.
Mr.. P. r. Costello, of Cincinnati. was in
the city to-day on business connected with
the Cincinnati kidnapping case.
The Diamond Dancing Circle held their
frst reception of the season at Drexilius
Hall on the 26th of November.
The Soldiers and Sailors have arranged
their meeting nights to the second and
fourth Tuesday of every month.
A meeting will be held at Musical Fund
Hall tonight for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the Covington Choral Society.
The back balance of Ex-Sheriff. Lowe
with the county, according to Mr.. Wilcox,
the Special Commissioner, is 81, 155 55.
The fall run of stock is booming. Over
one hundred and fifty car loads arriy ed at
the Coyington Stock-yards since Saturday.
The new chapel at the st. Johns grave
yard was dedicated Yesterday by Rev. Fa-
ther Meyers, of St. Bonifacius Church, Lud-
low
Miss Blanche Lewis of Madison, Ind,
is visiting the Misses Berlle, of our city.
Deputy County Clerk Wachs is therefore
happy.
Mr.. Hutton Freiberg and Miss Helen Obel
we're united in marriage last night by the
Rev. Mr.. Freiberg, of Cincinnati at the
residence of the brides parents.
LOVE LICENSE Meyers, aged
twenty-one, and Katie Tint, aged twenty;
Barney Farwick, aged twenty-onc, and Liz
zie Hueninhack, aged twenty, all of this
city.
Captain Go~dson and bis bully band Of
boys in blue are winning honors for them
selves every day. The Marshal's slate this
morning is marked with the names of sew
enteen Of their victims.
Mr. Farwick and Miss Lizzie Huenin
back ill be married tomorrow night o.
course red-h"t affair in the reception line
follows at Huennbacks Hall.
Rev. Deacon Prulage will be advanced tt
the priesthood next Friday. and will say
his first Mass on All Saints Day at the
Mother of God Church. Forty hours de-
vnton begins at the same time in the same
church.
Pref f. E. Davis and wife are stopping at
Mrs. Stevens on Fifth street, east of Scott.
Mr.. Davis is Professor of Music at tie Ada
O., Normal School, and will be connected
with Miss Baurs Conservatory of Music,
Cincinnati in future.
SOLID BoNp.-The bondsmen of Mr.. Jas.
Virgins are to be his mother, DR.. J. J. Du.
laney, NJ. V. Sullivan, f. J. Hickey and A.
L. Mullins. 1t is simply matter of form
to sign bond for Jimmy. for that boy
don't know What the word dishonestmeans.
The funeral of Jack Savill took place YES
terday and was attended by large number
of friends and by the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Association. who attended in a
body accompanied by q field band. His
remains were placed in the vault at Linden
Grove Cemetery.
Prof John W. Hail. Principal of the
High School, ok the zoology class to the
rooms of the Cincinnati Society of Natural
History, Saturday, for an object lesson.
Prof. Hall is Corresponding Secretary of
the Society. The next trip Of the class
will be to the illogical Garden.
County CoUEr-The will of Eliza Ben
nett, of West Covington, was presented for
probate. Testimony heard and case con-
tinued until Saturday. She beoueaths all
her property, both personal and real, to her
two daughters, except 81 to her husband.
No other business except the granting of
several tavern licenses.
VIM. Crout. the popular conductor of the
Short-line, was in town to-day. He reports
his road as doing q tremendous business,
and says that they lave not got engines
enough to pull their freight. The Mt. Ster-
ling coal road is unable to supply COAL ow-
ing to n wreck on their road yesterday
that demolished several cars.
At the late session Of the General Chris
tian Missionary Society, at Bloomington,
ILL.,, the following Covingtonians were cho.
sen for office: Rev. O. A. Bartholomew
First Vice President; John +. Fisk and
Rev. O. A. Bartholomew, members of the
Board; Rev. S. NJ. Jefferson, Recording
Secretary of the Foreign Missionary Socie.
ty; S. G. Boyd, Treasurer.
THE WINNERS Here is the winning ticket
for January: For Treasurer, Henry Adams
City Clerk. George II. DAWSON City Collec.
tor, 0. J. Virgins; Jailcr, Anton Willen.
brink; Street Commissioner, Abe Campbell
or Tom Woods; City Sealcr and Gallger
J. r. Stepl,eson; City Engineer. Thomas
H. Kennedy; Wharf Master, J. J. Calvin;