The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGTON.
John German has new billiard table.

John German has new billiard table.
| Mary Welsh was declared lunatic il
the Circuit Court yesterday.
John Bollinger languishes in durance vii
at the instigation of his guardian.
Uncle John Kearney is positive that he
will sweep things in the First Ward.
The services at shinkle Chapel to-mor
row will be of an interesting character.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
decision in the case of Wickerneger VS.. San
ford Trustee.
A man named Herman Oskamp fell from
fence on Thirteenth street this mornin,
and broke his leg.
A new Jail plan will be in order. Som,
mscreant stole Mr.. Gstreln's from hin
Thursday evening.
The Merry Companions will make things
howl with their masquerade at Drexelius
Hall Monday night.
AT IL O'Clock there was no verdict in the
Ferrell case. The general impression is
that there will he a hung jury.
A jury before Judge Boyd, yesterday
afternoon, ,adjudged Mary Wehrle lunatic,
and she was ordered to the Asylum at Lex
ington.
The Oriental Degree was conferred on
ttwenty-six members of Myrtle Lodge,
knlghts of Pythias, last evening Tie
ceremonies were solemn and impressive.
The case of Hayden Kendall against
AlonzY Graves was submitted to the Jury
Yesterday afternoon and those gentlemen
falling to agree, they were discharged and
the case continued.
Dr. ii. A. M. Henderson, late Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction for Kentucky.
VIII preach in the Scott-street M. E. Church
tomorrow morning at II, and in the even
ing at half-past o'clock.
Coroner DeGruyder to-day celebrates the
tnirty-slXth anniversary OF his birth.
When the Doctor has on his good harness
ne presents youthful appearance and is a
regular masher among the girls.
We understand that Post & Co. have DUR.
chased ground in Ludlow, and will COM
mence immediately to erect buildings
thereon for their shops. This will be
GOOD thing for Ludlow as well as the State
IN general. Post & Go. employ over TOO
men.
Yesterday Supervising Architect Hill tel
egraphed Mr.. M. P. Smith. Superintendent
or the Government Building, authorizing
nm TO place the new Post-office at Mrs,
Farrelrs disposal, which she intends hay
ing In readiness for occupancy and opened
for business on the morning of October 1st.
POLICE CouRT.-Patsy Farrell and Cleay.
ly Curtis had little set-to in Catfish alley
and were yanked in by Lieut.. Linneman
and Officers O'Donnell and Lawrence. They
were fined $S each in the Police Court this
morning. Ernst Clark, CARRYING concealed
weapons, dismissed; Cora Baker, disorder.
ly, dismissed
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-B. Hulsman to
Mary J. Ware, lot on north side of Pleas
ant street, 1l9 feet east of Greenup, 2OH
feet front by SO feet deep; $8. 800.
Louis Snorbusch and others to Herman
Berhrens, lot of west side Philadelphia
street, 1913 feet south of Sixth street, 2l%
feet front by 300 feet deep; 81 400.
At the annual meeting of Covington
Chapter, No. IS. ROYAL Arch Masons, held
last evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: John P. Har-
blck, High Priest; R. K. Tarvin, King; ].
]. Nigman, Scribe; John N. Wooli>croft,
Captain of Host: John s. Lyle. Principal
5ojourner; Charles L. Brown, Royal Arch
Captain; Thos. NJ. Runyon, G. M. Third
Veil; Chas. II. Fisk, G. NJ. Second Veil.
Frank Wood, G. NJ First Veil; Henry Ran
haw, Treasurer; K. H. Ramsay, Secretary:
leo. NJ. Lyon, Guard.
PERsoNAL.-Mr A. L. Severance. of the
Alexander House, Crosse Isle, is the guest
# Walter Cleary, Esq.
Mrs. A. II. Gerhard has returned from
'isit in Omaha.
Miss Anna Laytham, of Maysville, and
Hiss Pauline Osborne, of Atlanta, Georgia,
'ho have been visiting Miss Lydia Martin,
ave returned home
Mr.. H. T. Keeler, book-keeper in the
first National Bank, Auburn New York,
as returned home after pleasant visit to
is uncle. Rev. DR.. Taylor.
Mr.. Il. B. Dobell, of Lawrenceburg. In
lana. is in the city, the guest of Colonel
lick Gwydir. He is a pleasant, hearty.
ooking old gentleman. who will probably
e more nearly related to Colonel Gwydir
q a short time.
Mrs. Matte Miller leaves to-day to spend
ne winter with relatives in Mississippi,
Miss Sue Lillard, of Owenton, daughter of
ne Hon. j. D. Lllard, Ex-Commonwealth
ttorney OF that Judicial District, is the
uest of the family Of City Auditor James
. Orr.