The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

docket. and when it was called the Court
fixed the trial for next Monday, and or
dered special venire to jurors from Grant
and o ven Counties. The witnesses also
are expected that day, as it can not take
long to select jury from citizens outside
of Boone. Mrs. Harvey Myers, the widow
OF the murdered man, was telegraphed yes
terday evening
Patsy O'Brien is billed for another tramp
this month. Eugene Wilson, of Aurora,
Indiana, is to be his competitor, and the
Grand Opera,house, Aurora, the place.
The walk is to he fair heeland-toe con-
test of twenty-six consecutive hours, be-
ginning Friday evening, September Goth,
at o'clock, and ending Saturday evening,
September 9th, at 10 o'clock. Stakes, 5000
a side, with the privilege of making it $500
a side at any time before 2 o'clock p. n.,
September 26th. John Mcclure, stake.
holder.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Ben Collins
and wife to A. Graves, both of Covington
lots Nos. 130, l31, 1872, 1856, 1856, 1877 and l3s
-, "-4on's subdivision, in all $50 feet front
and 100 deep, ~ SLUG Nan'- .-~-, GOV
| IN i.aton; $l,275.
| F. i. Wocker and wife, of wesr ''ne
ton, to Frank Hosack, OF Cincinnati T..
No. 81, Wolf Il Co.'S subdivision Sa H. hv i0s OK
feet, west side Main street. West GOWNS.
ton 500.
F. VIM. Walje and wife to M Kalip,
both OF kenton County, lot No. 8. Jones
addition, so feet front, on north side of
Goldng street, South Covington; $3.50.
Sarah Frazer, of Louisville, to B. Spille
OF Coyington, lot by 100 feet. south side
Austin street, 81 feet east of Southeate's g
line, Covington; $50.
KENTUCKY CENTRAL R. R, ExTENsron
The Committee on Extension of the Kan
lucky Central Railroad Company met YES
tefday at the office of the Honorable John
II. Fisk and formulated and adopted the
following: Resolved, That this Committee,
having visited Paris, Winchester, Mt. Ster
ling, Richmond and Lexington, and con-
ferred with the people generally and with
the Committees selected by the people to
confer with this Committee as to the
extension of the Kentucky Central
Railroad southwark and the constructing
feeder to the main stem, reaching
to the iron, lumber and coal regions of Ken
lucky, the Chairman of this Committee is
requested to make out and furnish to the
Board OF Directors of the Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad Com pany detailed statement
OF all the facts ascertaned by this commit |
tee and request said Board to take imme-
diate steps to ascertain, by surveys or other
wise, the best route or routes to said re- |
gions, the probable aid to each route that
can be obtained upon each route, and that
said Board is respectfully requested. |
after having acquired the neces-
sary information as to said routes, |
to formulate a proposition or prop
ostions, as to one or more of said routes, to
be submitted to the people thereof, show
ing upon what terms the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad will cooperate in the con-
struction of one or more of said routes
Resolved, That this Committee, in fur
therance of the purposes of its appoint
ment, will continue its organization and to
that end will cheerfully and promptly CO.
operate with the Board of Directors in any
and all efforts said Board may make in car
rying out the extension or branching the
Central Railroad
Resolved, That the Chairman of this
is requested to actively continue,
by correspondence and otherwise to keep
up and increase the lively interest every
where manifested IN the enterprise above
mentioned.
AtSo'lNSu, nav bilc CtCTGUdrY OF LllS
is directed to furnish the Board
Of Directors of the Kentucky Central Rail
'oad with copy of the foregoing resolu-
ions"
MATRIMoNIAL.-St Mary's Cathedral was
rowded this morning with large and !
ashionabe audience to witness the mar
iage ceremony of Mr.. Louis r. Moser, that ;
'opular and prosperous young merchant ,,
o the pleasant, attractive and intelligent =,
Hiss Mary Byrnes. The attendants were !
1r. Phil. Cremins and Miss Julia Byrnes,
ister of the bride The bride looked lovely !
ressed in navy blue silk, trimmed in satin =.
nd fringe, cut entraine and looped up with !.
range blossoms. {
The groom was attired in the usual con- $
cloth. As the bridal party :
larched down the aisle clad in their silken =,
rray, the scene was indescribably beautiful. !
he ceremony was performed by Rt Rev. =
lshop Toebbe in his usual solemn and i'm :
ressive manner. At the conclusion of the I
,remony the bridal party and few in
tied guests repaired to the residence of the fl
rides parents on Ricky street. where re- I
option was held. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moser will leave this even S
g on brief bridal tour through the prin-
pal Western cities and upon their return g
ley will reside on Bankick street in a
ouse which they most sensibly furnished T.
'evious to their nuptials. 2
May peace and joy 60 with them,
And engthen out their DAYS; &
None know her but to love her, 9,
None name him but to praise. q
1t is whispered that Mr.. julius Corbin is :,
wed Baltimore lady. {,
Mr.. Thomas Williams and Miss Ellen =, =,
1omas, both of Salem, O., were married :"
: Squire ]. B. Evan in the County O.
erk's office. Julius Corbin and Jimmie ~
iggins kissed the bride. 9,
Mr.. Frank Foster and Miss Fannie Droepe "
e to be married some time during the On
esent month. ,";
F. H. Brinker and Anna Schlerman were r
arried yesterday evening at st. John N
lurch in Lewisburg. A reception was fr
Id at the brides residence on Thirteenth ~
eet in which number of persons par ot
ipated. The happy couple were the re- w
,ients OF number of elegant presents.
d during the evening were serenaded by M
= choir OF ST. Johns Church. br
Mr.. Thomas Barrett, of Newport, and Cl
IS Ella Wilson were united in marriage iel
the Cathedrals last night. A reception p
s held at the brides residence on Fnurth in