The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGron.

Patsy VBrien left for New York last
night.
The marriage Of Mrs John Reeves is an
nounced.
Mr.. ]. J. Calvin, our venerable Wharf
Master, is seriously Ill. a'
1t Is said Mr.. Vincent Shinkle will be a
candidate for Council from the First Ward.
Miss Luie Brooks leaves Tor Philadelphia
to-day to spend the winter with some
friends.
The brakesmen on the X. G. Railroad
have been putting on brakes pretty lively
recently.
Mr.. R D. Gwyder, Superintendent Of
Public Works, is laid up at home with
rheumatism.
We regret to state that Mr.. Michael Leon
ard, one of Covington's best citizens, will
hardly survive the day.
Considerable interest is being manifested
in the revival meeting at Florence that is
being conducted by the Rev. Jas, 8. Kirt-
ley. a1 -i' a1 .ts
Those scaly boys, of which there was such
q graphic description in the STAR few
days since, are on exhibition on Fifth
street, i. .p....r ..f.-.t
William Rogers, an employe of Mitchell
d Tranters rolling mill, was robbed OF bis
weeks hard earnings at the mill on Satur-
day last. ..... ..'l.... .tt.t.. .,il
The United States prisoners sentenced to
Auburn, N. Y. will leave Thursday in
charge of Deputy United States Marshal
Cochran and Bailiff Joe. Finnell.
Nick Roberts, Humpty Dumpty show at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight and Toney
Steele's ball at Drexelius' Hall. Both
ought to be literally patronized.
Daniel Delaney filed suit in the Chancery
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad to re-
cover Il, 124 and interest from 1875.
The venerable Mrs. Captain Rusk died at
her home on West Eighth street this morn
ing in the fifty-second year of her age. Her
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
OUR LEeIsLAToRs.-Hon. M. T. Shine has
engaged Frankfort quarters at Tobin's
Hon. John o. Richards proposes to look
around after he goes to Frankfort and select
quarters.
The funeral of Mr.. James Withers took
place yesterday from the Cathedral. A
large concourse of friends and relatives fol-
lowed his remains to st. Mary's Cemetery,
where they were inferred. i
CHILD BURNED.-A two-year.old child Of
Henry Carter, colored living in the neigh
borhood of Eighteenth and Edward streets,
was badly, if not fatally, burned yesterday,
its clothing catching fire from a stove.
Dan O'Conner and Tom Marr, two brakes
men on the Kentucky Central Railroad,
have resigned their positions and left the
town. The object of their resignation is
told in few words. They seduced their
sweethearts under promise of marriage.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-W. P. Devou
to VIM. Ward, Lot 81, Haynes subdivision,
80 by l25 feet, ON the south side of Hazen
street, West Covington; $3.50.
VIM. Ward to L. G. Jutton, same prop
erty, $3.50. lsa.. ~.
A marriage license was granted this
morning to Maurice Ring and Julia Morris,
both of Benton Station. They were mar
ried by Bishop Evan in his Palace of Jus.
tice. The groom is twenty-one years of
age and the bride nineteen, but the minor
ity of the bride was soon settled.
st. Pauls German Protestant Church,
corner of Eleventh and Banklick streets,
which has been closed for the past six
weeks, was opened again for worship yester-
day evening, the pastor, the Rev. c. G.
Moser, being assisted upon this occasion by
the Rev j.. Voss, of Cincinnati. The fres.
GOING which was done by Wildt, Helmuth
q Co., is decidedly an improvement, being
neat and tasteful.
sMrs. s. s. Farrell, the Postmistress, is in
Washington, endeavoring to have some
changes ordered in the arrangements of the
Postoffice Building. the open style of the
portion occupied by the department., in
her estimation, affording no security to
Government funds or portable property.
She claims that the recent robbery of the
cash drawer was through no fault of hers
nor of her employees, and she will petition
Congress tn be relieved from the order of
the Post-olfice Department requiring her to
make good the amount stolen. n
MAYOR MONDAY MATINEE. - Thomas
Down, drunk and disorderly, IS; William
Flynn, same, dismissed; Stephens Bates
raised the smell Of sulphur in cod fish
alley. and was fined $S; John Buckton
was brought in by his father on the charge
of incorrigibility, and had his case contin.
ued until tomorrow. Henry Leintz, the
young man who shot George Heile in the
leg. had his case continued. There was
general row in the city of slaughter
houses last night, and the latter case was
the result Of 1t. I."te t.f 'tl T
Tom Morgan was on his little game of
standing off saloon-keepers last Saturday
night, and was kicked out of Nick Christ's
saloon on Pike street, and fell square into
the arms of Officers Crockett and Roman,
when he resisted terribly, and he finally
succeeded in backing Romans lett optic.
But the officers gave him very justly most
beautiful macing, and when he arrived at
the Station-house lie looked like deserter
from slaughter-house. The Mayor let
him down easy this morning, and only
fined him $l05, which will give him six
months in Jail If some of our mullet Coun-
cilmen don't interfere. III. 'a"t'@
Rev. Father Tentenberg took leave of bis
congregation Yesterday in a long and appro-
pirate farewell sermon. The people were
suited exactly with Father Teutenberg, and
there is real. genuine, sincere distress at his
gGing away; but at the same time they are
generally well pleased with the appoint
ment OF Father Teppert as his successor,
and look forward to q career of great pros
npritv and nleasure undpr his ucinisfratin,