The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-13
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGTON.


night.
Mrs. James Ashbrook, of St. Louis, is
visiting in this city.
Miss Sallie Young, of Lexington, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. John Teneyck.
Jack Gillighan has Mr.. Meley's hat in safe
keeping at Squire McLaughhn's office.
A Covington excursion came down on
the Kentucky Central Railroad to-day.
We will bet 81 that Deputy Henry SHINE
man can out walk any man on the police
force.
MIR. Geo. w. Hill has a sweet smile on
his face since the arrival of that young son
at his house.
The Laurel Dancing Club will -
reception at Drexelius .IoIu
dav evo"' Aaail on next Tues
~4,iiig.
DR.. Charley Thomas is accused by a con-
temporary of going to New York on matri-
monial business.
F. R. Krueskampqualied yesterday as ad-
minstrator de bonis non of the estate of
Marie Weber, deceased.
Mr.. Nicholas Berns has young son at
his house, and now the boys are all yelling
Uncle Dick" at Dick Selhorst.
Mr.. John Estes, an old family servant of
County Clerk Bristow, graced the County
Clerks Office with his presence to-day.
In the County Court this morning Lizzie,
Mary, Katie and Henry Niehaus made
choice CT II. H. Meyers as their guardian.
The evidence in the case of James Kid
we'll VS.. VIM. GildenaCs closed in the Cir
cult Court to-day, and was given to the
jury.
Miss Jennie Martin, of 0wenton, and
Miss Static Bristow, of the saMe place, are
visiting the family of County Clerk Bris-
tow.
The"Pastorial Question will be the theme
of Rev. j. NJ. Bent's sermon at the Madi-
son-street Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing.
Col. F. NJ. Bradford, OF Chicago, is in the
city to attend the bedside of his mother,
Lafe Bradford, who is lying at the point OF
death.
The entertainment to be given for the
benefit of John Morgan at Odd-fellows Hall
Monday evening will be rouser. A good
programme will be rendered
The North Bend Association of Baptists
closed their session at Florence, having
transacted large amount of business in the
interest of the congregation.
RELIGIOUS. Southern Presbyterian
Church, Ninth street, near Madison, Geo.
Summey, pastor. Services at IL a. m. and
7:45 p. m. Seats free. All invited.
Bishop D. s. Doggett of Richmond, Va,
ri oJ ;,,t II cn;t 1oet nj Nd so bo
guest of N. H. Sinclair, Esq. He will
preach in the Scott-street Methodist Church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
DR.. Chas Taylor, who is now closing the
first year of his pastorate in the Scott
street Church, will tomorrow night, at
half-past o'clock, preach his last sermon
there before leaving for Conference.
Robert Jordan was arrested late last night
by Officer Case, on the charge of robbing a
man named John N. Bailingall, of Robin
son County, of $11. Officer Linneman is
also entitled to share of the honoIs for
the arrest.
Yesterday afternoon the wagon of Mr..
Barney Lubbers capsized on the corner
OF Craig and Eighth streets, and scattered
things around promiscuously. The horses
came near being choked to death by being
caught by the lines of the harness.
The affirmance by the Court of Appeals
of the Chancery Court decision in the suit
of Gano, &C., against the City of Covington
for the Craig street burying ground, seems
to settle the title to that old piece of prop
erty.
A few days since Mr.. Chas. Phillips, of
Dayton, O., borrowed horse and buggy
from Mr.. Chas. Donnely, of this city, and
went from his fatherin house on
Eleventh street 10 Cincinnati. He gave a
boy the horse and buggy to bring it back,
but so far the boy or buggy have failed to
make their appearance.
SATURDAYS SINNERS. Ellen Minor, for a
minor drunk paid 81; Mike Soolivan had a
little domestic infelicity and was multced
$2S for being OH the wrong side; Fred Sar-
iehley. for similar oflense, was dismissed;
Mrs. May and Mrs. Dulaney, disorderly
conduct, filed away; John Kaufman. same,
continued; Martin Moran disorderly, $l3;
Ernst Clark carrying concealed weapons,
continued until the 9th.
'The Voice of the Seven Thunders' is
the title of Rev. o. A. Bartholomew's lec-
ture, at 7:30 p. m., tomorrow. This lec-
ture will close the series of lectures dellv-
cred by Mr.. B. during the summer, which
has attracted so much favorable attention
from our religious community of all de-
nominations. AS this is said by its author
to be the best of all his lectures it will
doubtless attract very large audience.
Another Committee meeting in Newport
last night. A response to the Covington
propositions Of yesterday was agreed on,
and will be furnished to-day, asking for a
joint interview. The scheme that seems to
meet with the most approval on both sides
is for Covington to connect with the New
port main at York and Tibbatts streets, at
Ier own expense, and pay Newport cer-
tain portion of the water-rent collections in
Covington.
At a meeting of the Catholic Benevolent
Society and Ancient Order of Hibernians
held last night at st. Mary's Hall it was re-
solved to meet tomorrow morning at 6
o'clock at St. Mary's Hall to form in pro.
cession. The Knights of st. George will
also meet and join the procession. At the
Cathedral Archbishop Purcell will celebrate
High Pontitical Mass at II o'clock. The
Archbishop will be escorted from Cincin.
natl by committee in carriages.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-J. J. Pepper.
sack to James Kennedy, both of Boone