The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-03

COvINGTON.

COvINGIONs
Stray bay horse at Fred. Kuhlinan's.
Mask ball at Drexelius Hall tonight.
Miss Hattie Spires has recovered from
her recent illness
Mr.. John Moliscraft and bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Miss Maggie Conner has accepted po-
sition In the shoe-store of John Nolan.
Billy Brown, the tonsorial artist, is to
wed Miss Caste Roland, charming young
lady of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Robert Weaver, a prince of good
fellows, who has been laid up for the
past week, is convalescing.
Ex-Citv Collector Freer this morning
turned over the delinquent tax bills in his
hands to Collector o. P. Virgins.
Mr.. William F. Major has resigned his
clerkship in the postoffice and Mira Belle
Shepard nee Hartwig is his successor.
In the event that John Weaver getselect-
ed Wood Measurer he will become a Bene-
dict. A West end belle is to be the bride.
Hoop-la.
Rev. John Schmidt, who fell from, q lad
der last week and broke his leg, is to, have
benefit ball at Arbeiter Hall on the 18th
ofNovember.
And now comes Tom Dunn and denies
he is not Benedict. Tom is liable to
say anything since he has been around a
Magistrates Court.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to William Steinkamp, aged twenty
two, and Theresa Heidman. aged twenty
two. both of this city.
The stock boom on the Kentucky Central
Railroad continues. Seventy-fve car loads
arrived yesterday. In addition to the stock
thirty car loads of miscellaneous freight
arrived.
Mrs. Mollie e. Roemmelmeyer departed
this life on Saturday last, leaving family
and friends in deep distress. Her funeral
takes place from the First Baptist Church
at 2 o'clock to-day.
A man named Macarthur was fined $40
and costs Saturday night by Mayor Athey
Tor making indecent proposals to young
lady named Morgan. He was arrested by
Policeman Covanaugh.
The Rev. John Y. Dnbbins, lately called
to the pastorate of the Union NJ. E. Church,
preached Yesterday for the first time to this
congregation. MIR. Dobbins is a polished
and interesting speaker.
There was an incipient confagration at
the residence of Mrs. MURRAY, on the corner
of Second and Greenlp streets Yesterday.
that would in all probability proved dis
astrous, but for the timely arrival Of Of
ficer Bolan and his band of Second street
advocates. 49,
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.--LewisC c. Pearce
to Llewellyn Matthew'S 30 by 100 feet on
the west side of Greenup street, Lot 249,
o1d plat; 81, love and affection
Peter Davezac and wife to Alexander
Davezac, % by rs feet, southwest corner of
Main and Riddle streets; $4,000.
A cutting scrape of considerable magni.
tude took place yesterday in Lewisburg in
which .Mr. Geo. Feiger was cut several
times, and two or three ugly gashes were
inflicted on his body. 1t seems that he and
young Hardebeck had a few words about
something. When the latter was about to
be used up he jerked out his knife with the
above result. No arrests
CHANCERY CouRT.--The following bust
ness was transacted this morning: Thos. G..
WOODS vs.. The City of Covington; iudg.
ment for 1921 with interest from October
1878. The demurrers of the city were over
ruled. Charles Kearns vs.. Caleb Carpen-
ter; amendment offered October 3lst re-
fused. Roberts VS.. Woodruff; Judgment
for 1000, with interest from 1876. and
order of sale.
Ben. +. Pugh vs.. James ]. Hart; iudg-
ment. Regenthal vs.. A. E. Winston; iudg-
ment for plaintiff.
MAYORS MONDAY MATINEE MuLcr1Na.-
The Sunday sinners showed up lightly this
morning in the Police Court. Henry Cor
den and Ed. MnlIaley, both drunk, 81 each.
Frank Baye had little misunderstanding
with John Beasely, and had his case con-
tlnued. Anna Fauler, safe-keeper, was
dismissed. VIM. and Robert Renee, on the
charge of disorderly conduct, had their
cases continued. Pat. Ryan, safe-keeper,
was dismissed. The arresting officers were
Cavanaugi, Casey, Cutler, Winger, Lime
man, Z. J. Bolan, and Hotrop.
Hon. John G. Carlisle has received the
official pamphlet advertisement inviting
for carrying the mails in Ken
tucky for the four years beginning July
1st, next. The only three routes from Gov
ington are to Cincinnati. to Bullitsville and
to Independence, and they are thus de-
scribed: From Covington to Cincinnati.
Ohio, one mile and back fourteen times
week. Leave Covington daily at 8 a. m.
and 4 p. m.; arrive at Cincinnati
bv 930 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. leave Cncin-
natl at 9:35 a. m. and 4:35 p. m.; arrive at
Covington by 10 a. m. and s p. m. Bond
required with bid, 5000. From Covington,
by Ludlow Constance and Hebron, to Bull
fourteen miles and back, three
times week. Leave Covington Tuesday,
and Saturday at p. m.; arrive at
by p. m.; leave Bullittsville
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a. NJ.
arrive at Covington by 10 a. M. Bond re-
,uired with bid, $4OO. From Covington by
Latonia and Scott, to Independence. eleven
md quarter miles and back, six times
week. Leave Covington daily, except
Sunday, at 2:3O p. M; arrive at Indepen-
lence bv $50 p m.; leave Independence
laily, except Sunday, at 6 a. nj. arrive at