The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

Mr.. John o. Taylor has returned from
pleasant trip to Maysville.
Miss Maggie Knoll has returned from
delightful visit to Cynthiana.
Miss Mamie Reed had delightful party
at her home last Friday night.
A marriage license was issued Saturday
to Barney II. Schaper and May Sieve.
Joe Hermes, the flea in politics, addressed
q Republican meeting at Lockland, ONO.
Miss Alice McMurchy, is home from
pleasant trip to Cynthiana, Paris and Lex
ington.
Mr.. John O. Richards received his certifi- |
cate of election Saturday from Coroner
De Gruyder.
President D. w. Batson, of the Kentucky
Wesleyan College, is in the city, the guest OF
Rev. DR.. Chas. Taylor.
The people of the West End are getting
alarmed about the new ferryboat, the null
Of which is just completed.
The Marshal's slate this morning shows
up fifteen arrests, which is another lllustra-
ton of glorious boys in blue
A Synod of the Priests of the Covington
Diocese will be held at the Cathedral, COM
mencing on the 10th of September.
Mr.. William Wachs, the gentlemanly
Deputy County Clerk, left to-day for few
weeks recreation at Blue Lick Springs.
Sheriff Percival has been ruled by John
L. Sanford, trustee of the Jury Fund, to
pony up with an alleged balance in his
hands.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Sullivan and their at
| +root;ya I,,rbtar Misc Flora are home
from Crosse Isle; also, Mrs. W. W. Cleary
and children.
A young man named Henry Lientz was
severely cut last night on Philadelphia
street. A warrant will be issued this eve
ming for the perpetrator
That popular, pleasant and prosperous
society cal the Young Ladies Sodalitv of
St. Mary's Cathedral will meet next Sun
day to organize for a glorious campaign
during the winter season.
At the Cathedral yesterday morning
Father Brandts delivered an appeal to his
| people in behalf of the Catholic Schools.
He said the expenses last school year ex-
ceeded the income by about $500.
The Rev. John R. Ware, Superintendent
of the Baptist State Missions in Kentucky,
) IS the guest of Rev. M. Bent, of Madison
Street Baptist Church, and preached yes
terday in the pulpit OF his host.
A mad dog this morning bit little child
of Tom Cameron, on Third street. A bull
let from Policeman Sandford's pistol sent
! the dog to its last resting place. Mr.. Sand
ford is the best marksman on the police
force.
). There was big time at the happy home
: of Billy Davis yesterday, it being the
christening of the only heir to their king
J. dom. Of course there was an abundant
t supply of beer and wine to wash dowr
the mountain of eatables.
d CITY Clerk Sanford is in Detroit, partly
e connected with variety show, so it is said
He should send for his son James and ex
,. hibit him as specimen of the city pen
b sioners at the Sixth-street Engine-house
He would make good card.
The body of man named Parker wa
:, found floating in the Ohio River yesterda!
n evening. An inquest was held by Corone
Degruyder. Parker was resident of Wes
CoVington and leaves wife and four chill
r dren. No clue as to how he was drowned
70 70 Rev. s. x. Hall, presiding elder of tn
- Covington District, preached at NeWpor
Yesterday morning, and at the Eleventh
e Street NJ. E. Church last night This wa
l. his closing quarterly conference meeting
IS Rev. B. F. Bristow, of Paris, KY, was II
attendance.
y The Young Mems Literary Society will
d hold an important meeting tonight. Th
1t Young men are elated over the success o
t. their picnic, having cleared $1,02O. Th
It bows who have been dropped for non-at
n tendance are now anxious to get back sine
e the Treasurer is in good standing.
]. COUNTY CouRT.-F. D. Madeira resgne
IS this morning as Public Administrator an
I Guardian. Exceptions were filed to th
al settlement made by A. r. Mullins as &C
r. ministrator of J. B. Steves. The exception
we're overruled and settlement ordered cor
=, firmed and placed on the records.
ir The celebration at st. Johns Orpha
at Asvlum yesterday was most pleasant SUI
e. cess The usual Catholic religious service
as were held during the day, and the rest OF th
day was occupied in various innocent re
creations. The donations to the treasur
n. of the Asylum foot up the very neat SUI
s. of $155.
r. Mr.. John r. Feltman, son of H. Feltma
to of this city, who for the past several veal
has been studying for the ministry. hi
completed his studies and will be ordaine
as a priest during the coming fall. NJ
IN Feltman is at present the organist in tf
Cathedral at Dubuque, Iowa, and is also
professor of music. His many friends
this city wish him unbounded success.
w. Dawn and his brother, and Richal
McGraw all take milk from the same mil
man. Yesterday they had peach cobbl
for dinner, which their children ate vel
freely of. In few hours afterward the
were seized with violent fit of vomitin
and it required the assistance of doctor
bring them too. The stuff which came fro
them was poisonous-looking green al
slimy. The milk which was left was give
to Dr. Walters to analyze, and he will r
port on it in few days. ....
There was big row on the Independent
Pike, above Buena Vista, Yesterday. II
participants were Henry Busse and h
brother and Joe Hersman. For some tin
past there has been an old grudge betwe'
them, and when they met yesterday th
exchanged few words and went to knoc
, ing. The Busse boyshammered the stuff
"u out of Hersman, so to speak, and in ia
IRA medical aid had to be summone
Constable Lambert arrested them al
sen took them before Squire Park, who bou