The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

y COvING1ON.
Diamond Dancing Circle at Drexelius
Hall tonight. o.
Nothing only continued cases In the Po.
lice Court this morning.
tiermania Lodge, Knights Of Honor, give
q ball tomorrow evening at Turner's Hall.
Radcroft will have a red-hot stove on
THANKSGIVING Day. That is, if somebody
gives him the coal. ."t t''
The marriage of two prominent shoe
clerks are announced. Both are employed
at one house on Madison street.
The will of Barney Schultens was ad-
mitted to probate this morning. He be-
queathed all his property to his wife.
Henry Ferlaw, L. G. Stephens and Henry
BoStwick are to be the Jury Commissioners
for the select juries for the next term.
Rev. Daniel Swagers, OF st. Joseph's
Church, was this morning licensed to sol
emnize matrimony by County Clerk Bris'
tow.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
to benjamin Robling. aged twenty 1.-TWO, and
Sarah Fitzgerald. aged twenty-five, both Of
this city. ,I.... ....
w. C. Gwynn of Main street, who was in
dicted by the last Grand Jury, has not yet
been turned up. 1t was not George Greer
who was having the fun with his wife.
Mr.. Joe Taylor, the telegraph operator al
1,o3l Bankick street, opened his battery
this morning and was surprised to hear tht
wires whisper "twins at your house, III
immediately left his place and has beer
raving with Joy ever since. -.
A warrant is actually out for no less {
person than Frank Mead for no less an OF
Tense than hog stealing The warrant wa
issued upon an affidavit OF Henry Berry
specifying one 30O-pound hog as the prop
erty stolen. Particulars not given.
Mr.. James Bluford had narrow escapt
from death Yesterday. He was riding 4
horse and accidentally fell off, and in hil
descent one foot caught in the reins, anC
he was dragged several squares before hi
was rescued. He escaped with several bat
bruises
REAL EsrATE.-P McEntee to Thoma.
DAILY, both of Coyington, lot % by 100 feet
on the south side of Second street, 300 feet
east of Russell street, Covington; $3.50 casf
and assumption OF payment of three note'
of $1S8 81 each, due in six, twelve anc
eighteen months each. with interest.
The books Of Squire Mclaughlin will
prove correct on inspection, and they viii
show that he has paid over every dollar hi
has collected. He may have been little
behind in making trihing collections bu
he does not owe the State solitary cent
The Squire is not to be caught up ON any
fifty cent schemes.
Jim Meara, the good-natured bridge po
al tha ~ oh
that a wagon load of "stiffs'' were beinl
brought over in covered wagon. Jimmy
hustled around and secured the aid of two
police, who stopped the wagon when i
came across the bridge. The only "stitfs'
found were lot of stiff dead hogs, and jim
came to the conclusion that somebody ha(
given him stiff.
THANKSGIVING. Right Rev. Bishop Dud
rev otficiates and breaches at the regula
Thanksgiving service at Trinity Church to
morrow morning. .,.. .....
Union Thanksgiving service at Fifth-stree
Christian Church, Rev. DR.. Charles Taylo
preaCNes
No schools, no banks, no court or city of
fees, very little Post-office and not muct
business generally.
A big crowd at George Jansen's Vale,
School-house opening; all day and all nigh
feast
Yesterday morning early some Of tn,
police, in searching around for Colonel BoI
Howe's stolen silver, ran across at Sallie Har
ris' house, corner Twelfth and Washington
streets, seventy-fve-dollar dress, which
Mrs. Judge Halsey identified subsequently,
as one stolen, among other things, from he
several weeks ago. Salle said that Eller
Allen had brought it there, and the officer
went for Ellen, but she had skipped to Gin
cnnati. Mike Bolan and George Cutie
pursued, found her at Sd George street. ant
brought her to this side. Her trial is Sc
for next Saturday. She SAYS that Kat
Howard brought the dress to her, and Kat
also is in limbo. t.. t.t.
PROBABLY FATAL CUTTING.-About half
past this morning boy named Georg
Windler, thirteen years of age, who reside
in Economy, was crossing the street at Sew
enth and Madison in the company of hi
mother, when another boy, named Willi
Jones, living in the old Hospital building
on Seventh street, slipped up behind an(
stabbed young Windler in the back, unde
the right shoulder blade. .......,'
The little rascal fled and Windler was car
ried to DR. Noonans and thence to st. Eliz
abeth Hospital, where his condition is pro
nounced very dangerous. Mrs. Jones wa
subsequently arrested on warrant eharg
ing her with using abusive language. Jone
has not yet been captured, but will prob
ably be run in this afternoon. The attend
ing physician is of the opinion that the bo,
will hardly survive the day. The injured
boy gained livelihood by selling papers
and has mother and step-father livin
I in West Covington.
SHINKLE-PERcIyAL. - The nuptials O
Mr.. Chant Shinkle and Miss Leora Pereiya
were joyously and elegantly celebrated las
night at the home of the brides father
Henry s. Perclyal Esq. The bride wore
train dress of blue of the all-prevailing pea
cock shade, trimmed with brocade silk
and presented an ipdisputably lovely an
pearance. Indeed, it would be difficult 70
her to appear otherwise, for she is one
the young beauties of Coyington.
Rev. Frank d. Moore, pastor of the Firs
Presby yterian Church, was the oficatin
! clergyman, After the ceremony the Jare