The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-22
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTOH.

Mr.. Mat Lee, of Owen County, is in the
city, the guest of Mr. John Horner.
POLICE CoURT.-Rudolphi Goodloe. dis
orderly, dismissed; G. Gray, drunk, $4.
Fifty car loads of stock arrived on the
Kentucky Central Railroad this morning.
Miss Ida Essex, of Washington, D. G.,
is the guest of the family of Captain Robin
son.
Col. Jas W. Bryan says his position is not
one to be sought after, but then you know
the Colonel never shrinks from a public
duty.
Marshal Goodson has a number of COM
plimentary tickets for Pixies Opera-house,
Cincinnati, which he wishes to give to some
person.
Hon. John G. Carlise left yesterday for
Franklin to take part in the argument OF
the lottery cases in the Court Of. Appeals,
beginning to-day.
One Of the lucky patrons Of the late
Bazaar is Mr.. Ben. M. ]. Piatt. He owned
30 cent chance in magnificent $50 satin
covered easy-chair, and won the chair.
Mr.. ]. B. WHEELER and Miss Emma Wan
derlohr were married at Falmouth yester-
day, and passed through the city yesterday
en- route for Vincennes, Ind, on bridal
tour.
The old cases of Field, &C., vs.. Klette
and Others, and Thompson &C., vs.. Arm
strong, &C., have been affirmed by the Court
OF Appeals. This is the second time that
these cases have been affirmed.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to John ], Sommers, aged twenty-five,
of Cincinnati and Sophia Gautenburg,
aged twenty-three, of this city. They will
be married this afternoon at Mother of
God Church.
CHANCERY CoURT.-The Arbeiter Build
ing Association VS.. J. H. Flegge. Judgment
for plaintiff for $500 with interest from
1877.
Flickinger's administrators VS.. Flickin-
gers heirs. Order of sale.
John W. Clark VS.. Bernard Keehan
Judgment for plaintiff for $525 with inter
est.
An instantly fatal accident occurred yes
terday afternoon at Berry Station, on the
Kentucky Central. The Lexington Express,
due at Covington at 6;10 p m.. was leaving
Berry, when David o. 'Neila section hand, liv-
ing at that point, attempted to get aboard
while the train was in motion. 1t was be-
tween the engine and the baggage car, and
O'Neil fell and was run over and his head
cut off.
Jacob Jacobs, who has been for the past
several months keeping barber shop on
Bush and Greenup streets, decamped very
suddenly. Yesterday morning, between
the hours of 2 and 8 O'clock he packed up
hio pOn1o and 1oft for Cip IL 1of@
several accounts behind him, so it is said.
He left all of his shaving cups out in the
yard, which were taken possession of BY
Officer Mauer.
What will become of the police force
when their boss, Marshal Goodson tries to
beat his way in theater on a ticket that
only calls for reserved seat? You see the
Captain went over to Mabley's and got in
with Joe Gates, who thinks more of a nickel
than man does of his life and Joe prom
ised to set up the tickets for Pixies Opera
house, and being little short imposed on
the poor, innocent Captain.
The lot fronting so feet on Fourth street,
and 100 feet deep at the southeast corner of
that and Russell Streets belonging to the
Laird estate, was sold yesterday afternoon
at private auction, and the Messrs. Emery
of Cincinnati, purchased it at $500.
Among the other bidders present were
Henry Worthington, M. G. Notch, E. J.
Hickey, B. s. Hardin and VIM. H. Mackoy,
all of Coyington. The purchase does net
include the house now on the lot.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-N. P. Corbin,
widow, to Eliza O'Hearn, both of Coving-
ton, lot rs feet front, east side Banklick
street, rs feet south of Tenth street, Gov
ington; 81 400.
Ezra Cope, of Hamilton, Ohio, to James
R. Paddock, lot Az by 100 feet, east side
Holman street, AN feet north of Four
teenth street, Covington; 81, 500.
L. J. Blakely, assignee of H. Bohmer, to
Henry Adams, Treasurer of st. Joseph's
Church. lot % by SO feet, south side Thir-
teenth street, 1877 feet east of Scott street.
Covington; also, lot 2S by SO feet, north side
street, 25 feet west of alley be-
tween Scott and Greenup streets, Coving-
ton; $4G0 and release of mortgage lien;
amount not stated.
John Wolf to VIM. Allison, both of Ken
ton County, lot 25 by SS feet, east side
franklin street, VOLTS subdivision; Pros
pect Hill property, near Covington.
NEwPORT.
Jesse Arthur resumed business as usual
this morning.
There is considerable of boom in the
nv o1 1;pr n, a RI Of hora