The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01

man walking the greater distance winning
the stakes. O'Bren, the Covington man,
is squarely confident of victory, and his
friends may safely count on a gallant rec
ord on his part.
The Madison-street or White Line now
sells tickets in packages of twenty-five for
81, one ticket to be good for ride in Gov
ington, or in Cincinnati or across the
bridge two tickets to be good for through
ride, or between points in Covington be-
yond the bridge end and points in Cincin-
natl beyond the bridge end.
1t now leaks out that Bill Glore, the al
legged Chief of the Fire Department. IS ac-
cused of being crooked and that the Grand
Jury were investigating them. If such
charges are true, which consisted In recelv-
ing money and not paying over the pro-
ceeds, Bill Glore should be Immediately
bounced from the Fire Department, and
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
The Coyington Light Guard is about to
rejoice in new sets of accouterments OF
white patent leather, and very neat. They
have arrived from Frankfort. and will be
distributed to our "bold sojer boys to-mor-
row evening. Preparations will also pro-
ceed for taking part in the parade on the
10th inst, on the occasion Of the Clncin-
natl Industrial Exposition, to which each
b. s. b. has free ticket of admission.
MAYORS MONDAY MAsH.-Drunk-Chas
Pierce, 81; the famous Mary Moriarity, S4;
Sarah Cooney didn't have any money, and
was mulcted S4; William Flynn, "a.
Disorderly Conduct-Mrs. Sullivan, con-
tinued; ]. w. Mcfarland, $4.
William Rhynock, petit larceny, honor
ably acquitted. ]. r. Cook, breach of the
peace, So. Mary Smith, vagrancy, to keep
the peace for three months or 60 to jail on
bread and water for 80 days. Ernst Clark
was caught going up an alley last night by
Officers Barton and Kinney with huge
revolver in his hand; his trial was contin-
ued this morning. Rover Wright, John
Barnes and Charles Dannett, crap shoot
ing" or gambling, were fined $13 each.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-J. H. Mers-
mann, Treasurer of the Mother OF God
Church, and ]. H. Mersmann and wife to
Geo. Lubbe both of Covington, lot Al a by
100 feet north side of Fifth street, 10 feet
west of Washington street, Covington;
$4,000
H. r. Bowen to J. A. Crawford, both OF
Covington, lot 23% by 100 feet, northwest
corner Madison street and alley midway be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Covington;
: $6,0O0-one.third cash, balance in one and
two years. with per cent. interest.
t H. Henry Meyer to John Hornung, both
of Covington, lot "a by Is feet north side
of Seventh street, 25 feet east Of Bakewell
: street, Covington; $500.
F. Hueninghake, of Covington, to Geo.
, Henry Butter, east half of lot 96, Howard
& Co. 8 subdivision, adjoining Covington
: % feet front and 145 feet deep; $7o4
Same to Bernard Luken, west half O
= same lot; $716.
The School Board meets tonight.
Mr.. ]. J. Hetsch is home from Louis
. vile.
t Rev. Father McNearny is home from
n Paris, KY.
Notice of prize tightwill be found in ou
Y local columns.
l. Mr. w. G. Munson and brother, of In
: dianapolis, are in the city.
i Billy Mullen's case was again continue
= in the Mayors Court this morning.
Mr.. w. E. Tyngle and family arrive
!, % home this morning from Monroe Count.
y Ohio.
r. The Young Mems Democratic Club NEE
l. this evening to transact business of impor
|. ance.
o The District Schools and Parochial Schot
y attached to the Church of the Immaculat
!. Conception opened this morning.
IS COL R. Tarvin Baker, sab, passed throug
!. Newport this morning, bowling GRACEFUL
n to his constituents on the way to the Cour
house.
Ii Messrs. Thomas and James Kehoe lei
e this morning to resume their studies ft
If the ministry at st. Veter's College at Kal
e kakee City, Ill.
T. Miss Fannie Bates, of Cold Spring, suffe
e ed fracture of the right arm Saturday b
being thrown from buggy while attendir
d the Florence Fair.
ID Mr.. Thomas Reed, Ex-Deputy Sheri1
le and wife are home from Cynthiana. M
4 Reed has been transferred to G. w. Robso
IS g. Co. S distilery at Finchtown.
u The Scientific Club will resume the
meetings tonight at Squire Carother
N training stables. The egg question wi
c. again be taken up for discussion.
20 Thomas Carroll and John Penman, IL
~ two men arrested on charge of stealth
~ money and orders from Bates saloon, We
~ ~ honorably acquitted of the charge.
Robert Pike, an employe of the sho
~ Line, had two fingers of his left bar
rs ,.s crushed almost to jelly Saturday by ha
as as ing them caught between two bumpers.
ID Rev, S. X. Hall preached his farewell Sc
r. mon at Taylor-sireet M. e. Church la
ne night as Presiding Elder of the M. E. Co
ference, South. He left this morning Fl
in Louisville.
The Campbell County Fair begins
rd Alexandria tomorrow. Mr.. Tom Viii
Tx will run two buses during the Fair, o.
er leaving Newport in the morning and one
ry the afternoon.
ey Carey Bell (who doesn' tknow Carey?)w "
'g, nut behind the bars Saturday night
to officer Flynn for calling Mrs. Logan We
M bad names. Carey had his case postpon
nd this morning to Saturday.
Gu Gu VIM Larkins and H. A. Crockett, bo
'e of Cincinnati, were arrested this morni
by Officer Boyd for peddling cement wit
ice out license. They were fined S. a
ne costs each by Mayor Harton.
no no Miss Amanda Rose of Cheviot, Oh
no nn and Mr.. VIM. Fuller, of Cincinnati, W.
e, Gu united in marriage by Squire Fuller Il
~ morning. The blushing beauty is aged
IN .l p;li1, hoe met 95 yaare