The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-07
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGfON.

COionel James Wanderlohr, eultor OF the
Falmouth Independent, is in town, and
Katie Callahan is happy.
Wortbington VS.. City of Covington.
Judgment for plaintiff. and an appeal
granted to the Court of Appeals
What Costs Nothing is Valued at Moth
ing" will be the subject of Rev. DIR. Chas.
Taylor at the Scott Street M. E. Church
Sunday morning.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. - Samuel E.
Laird, of Covington. to I. ]. Emery and J.
J. Emery. of Cincinnati, Lot so by 1870 feet,
southeast corner Fourth and Russell streets,
Covington; 81. go cash. 81, 900 in one year,
and 81, 22o in two years, at 6 per cent. in
terest.
COUNTY CouRT.-J. R. Mecklenberg, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Henry Meihaus.
filed new bond with H. Van Boken and
J. l.. Stephens as surety, which was ap-
proved by the Court.
Rev. John G. Dobbins. of the Union M.
4. Church, granted license to solemnize
matrimony.
Mr. David Stier, of Florence. Kansas,
and Miss Annie Crawford, of Greenfield.
O.. were united in marriage last night at
the residence of County Clerk Bristow by
Rev. DR.. Charles Taylor They were cous-
ins and had come to Kaintuck in order not
to violate the cruel law of that great moral
State called OLio.
Henry Teran yesterday evening sued
Bernard Hulsmann, attaching his property
upon the ground that he is about to SELL
| convey and dispose of the same with intent
TO cheat, hinder and delay his creditors.
Plaintiff says he is surety for defendant for
the rent of farm on the Highland Pike.
and that defendant Is intending not to pay
| that rent.
A horse attached to the wagon Of Henry
| Meyers took fright and ran off the other
day on Scott street and made things howl
for while. He ran into the lamp-post on
Robbins and Scott. and managed to get
loose from the wagon, and then he ran up
Scott to Twelfth, where he entered the mil
linery store and frightened the ladies con-
siderably, but did no material damage.
| POLICE CouRT.-John Mason, the coon
that thumped son of Mr.. William Hall,
was fined $2S. John B"land, drunk and
disorderly, $13. Joe Clark raised war with
his family and was fined $13. Walter Ran
kins tried to capture all the coons at the
Colored Fair last night and was yanked in
by Hunter and Ed, and $13 mark stood
after his name this morning. Henry Walls,
his partner, was dismissed.
RELIGIOUS. officers teachers and
friends of the West End Union Mission
Sunday-school. on Bullock street, Coving-
ton, KY, have been preparing for grand
tea party.
The chorister, as we understand, has also
been practicing the choir for some good
singing There are to be dialogues, recita-
tions, short addresses, &C., by members of
the school, and an enjoyable time is antci-
pated. All who wish to attend can enjoy
the whole for Is cents OH Friday evening,
November 7th. 1879, which is for the bene.
fit OF the school.
1t lisa matter OF general public interest and
fact that must prove startling to the gen
eral ear that a brand new distribution
scheme will probably begin in Covington
next Monday. 1t is the Newport Printing
and Newspaper Company allotting premi
ums to its subscribers. Greer's Hall, at tn,
corner OF Scott street and Lower Market, il
quite handsomely fitted up for the purpose
and the Company's offices circling abou
the hall itself are very inviting in appear
ance. The Kentucky State Journal Is the
newspaper beneficiary.
LOTTERY Waffle Lottery war Is rag
ing. and it seems as if though Simmons
Dickinson were getting the worst of it
Day before yesterday an injunction was
granted against Simmons q Dickinson
which they violated. and yesterday the
Chancellor issued an order for their arrests
for contempt of court as follows:
In the Campbell Chancery Court. Henry
Cotton VS.. z. E. Simmons, &c. Attach.
ment: The Sheriff is commanded to bring
J before me at the Courthouse, in Newport
) KY, at lalf-past IL clock, p. m.. to-inor
J row, Samuel 7. Dickinson, Lewis Davis
James Clayton, G. I. c. 'lomon, Maurice
Richmond, l.. D. Croninger II. H. Ramsey
J. J. Douglas, Henry Richmond and Ell
Pearce, ia answer for disobeying the in
/. junction in the above-named cause pend.
ing in said Court, which disobedience has
been made known to me by affidavits and
otherwise. J. W. MENzIEs.
November 6, 1879.
This was duly served on nearly all the
accused persons yesterday. Their cases
were called this afternoon in Newport
CHANcERY CoURT.-Kenton Building As
sociation vs.. Patrick Buckley. Masters re
port confirmed and judgment for 1854 ant
order OF SALE
Anna Soden vs.. F. Osterwisch. Judg
ment for 800 and interest from 1878.
r. H. Balls, executor, VS.. r.. H. Balls
devisees, &c. Referred to Master to ascer
tain the Widows dover. .. ...
Henry Neimyer, Sr. II. Neimyer, Jr., &c
| F. P. Helm appointed receiver.
| German Building Association VS.. Henry
, Mosetage. Judgment for $6,275 95 and or
der of sale.
George NJ. Harcourt vs. Meyleben. Or
der of sale to satisfy judgment
VIM. E. Arthur VS.. City of Co, ington
Injunction perpetuated forever restraining
the collections and endorsements of sale
taxes and assessments mentioned in the ne
ton from 1867 to 1879 The city is to pa,
the costs.
. CoUNcrL-The City Council last nigh
reconsidered the vote by which it adopted
the bond of the contractor for building th,
Scott street sewer, Sylvester Hail. and ad
journed the consideration of the subjec
until special meeting to be held Saturda,
night, for which this is the special order
The Report of the Chief OF the Fire De
! partment for the Fifteenth year of the pait
, Fire Department. ending June 30th, 1879
woo id hoforo tho Hiry Council l,et r;cl, =