The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVrNGTON.

Itsa young daughter that makes Squire
Tebbs feel so happy.
Mrs. David Wayman has recovered from
her recent sick spell.
A thermometer would freeze to death on,
HeadcrOfts stove.
M. Lehman's house, on Kendall street.
was burglarized of $50 Saturday.
Mr.. Berry Hardin is confined to his bed
with severe attack OF malarial fever.
The Audubon Club met at the Mayors
office Saturday night and elected officers
Isora Easton was granted divorce from
Jas. II. Easton in the Chancery Court this
morning.
The stock boom on the Kentucky Cen
tral continues. Sixty-ive car loads arriSed
yesterday.
Walter Cleary, Esq is acting as City At
torney pro tenn. in the absence of City At
lorney Roberts.
Mr.. Hugh Kelly, very popular, clever
and agreeable young man, is candidate
for City Collector
Tommie Lantry Is in Oscello, Miss, pick
ing cotton. He says he is yellow fever proof
and weighs three hundred pounds, with his
No. los off.
How the leaves on the trees in Boone
County will he scattered to-day. Uncle
Die Frazier, Nick Wade and John Bethel
have gone hunting.
Father Tom Major was among the officia-
ting clergymen at the Cathedral yesterday.
He leaves this evening for his Texas home
and field of duty.
Johnny Champion, that prince of good
fellows and ex-member of the police force,
is In the cty'on visit to his friends, who
are numerous in the city.
Daniel O'Counell, of the West End, an
employe of the Kentucky Railroad, had his
right arm broken in two places Saturday,
while coupling cars at Carlisle Ky.
The marriage of prominent young gen.
tleman of Garrard street to society belle
of West Tenth street is announced; also
gentleman of West Pike street to lady
who resides close to Seventh on Madison
street.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Gabriel A. Tay-
| lor to Hiram Cornelius. 23M acres Lot No.
| 1. J. Richlands subdivision on County
Road between Lexington Pike and Lud-
low; $500.
There was good time at the residence of
Mr.. VIM. Hambrick, on Bremen street, last
night, the occasion being the christening of
his bouncing little baby boy. Bill says its
premium baby.
A Musical Social will be given Thursday
night by the Young Ladies Aid Society OF
the Greenup NJ. E. Church, at the residence
of Mr.. G. W. Hamilton, corner of Greenup
and Fifth streets, for the benefit of the
Foreign Missionary Society.
Hunter Lawrence and his girl were
among the spectators at the big fire in Gin.
cinnati Yesterday, and they we're seen to
enter furniture store soon afterwards and
pick out the necessary articles. Hunter
says the walk is too long for the winter
season.
The CITY Council met in adjourned ses
sion Saturday night. The Committee OF
Law and the City Attorney reported all tn,
previous meeting correct and in legal shane
There was considerable debate as to the
Scott-street sewer contract and bond, but
the report of the committee as to these wa.
concurred in finally by vote of 13 to /
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port was unanimously concurred in.
The Audubon Club met at the Mayors
office Saturday night, and elected the fol
lowing officers: President, w. H. Mackoy
Vice Presidents w. L. Grant, ST., Henry
Turner, and ]. Taylor Williams; Cores
ponding Secretary Taylor Thornton. Jr
Recording Secretary, George Perkins
Treasurer, George Fl. Davidson; Executive
Committee, the President, Senior Vice
President, Corresponding Secretary, Treas
urer and Messrs. T. jeff. Phelps and w. B.
Wilson. The club adjourned until next
Saturday evening.
MAYORS MONDAY MATINEE. slate
this morning contained large array Of
sinners. VIM. Flynn and Thomas Morgan
who had little fight Saturday night, hac
their cases continued. James Carr, X. T.
McNeer, drunk, 81 each; John Finley
same; John Hainbrink and VIM. Abbott
disorderly, $l3 each; VIM. Fink and VIM
Kiley, disorderly, dismissed; Foster Ames
same. 81; Barney Hopens, Pomp Smith
and VIM. Marshal, same, dismissed. The
arresting officers, Bolan, Herbert, Linneman
McGraw, Cutler. Holtrop, Healy, Goodson
P. J. Bolan, Lawrence, ODonpell, Temple
William FarrelPs funeral yesterday wa
an affecting and imposing one. Troops o
friends attended the religious services at tn,
Cathedral and many floral tributes testified
to the tenderness with which the deceased
young mans memory will be long cher
ishe1. Among these latter was pillow o
white flowers with the legend Our Will
in blue violets. Father Lambert officiated
and delivered an affectionate and appropri
ate funeral address Seventy-ive carriage
formed the long line that followed the re
mains to st. 'Mary's Cemetery, where tn,
interment took place. The pall-bearer
were Thomas Lewis Walter Cation, Johl
Cody, Frank Jones, John Sheridan, Ben
Brinkmann, Thomas Powers and Ben. Wei
ling.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. King. OF Wash
ington avenue, are visiting at Chicago.
The rose bushes in the Barracks ground
having shed the old leaves, are rebuilding
Elder L. II. Reynolds will continue eth,
revivas at the Christian Church every eve
ming this week. w
Tom McKeown, who halls from Bank
lick. lodged complaint at the office o
Chief Cottinpham Yesterday that he har