The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
OVER THE BRIDGE,



Mr.. James u. Eaton, of West Covington,
has recovered from severe illness.
The case of Lawson vs.. Banning was dis
missed in the Court OF Appeals Yesterday.
Cards are out announcing Moike Bolan as
q candidate for Commonwealth Attorney.
Mrs. Will Dulaney returned last night
from visit to her mother, at Huntsville,
Ohio.
Some sneak thief stole all the coats Of the
employees of the Licking Rolling-mill last
night.
The glass-blowers' ball at Drexelius Hall
tomorrow evening promises to be the
event of the season.
Thomas A. Bird qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of William Morgan In the
County Court yesterday.
DR.. Hiram Strong, who was convicted at
the recent term of The United States Court,
was to-day released ON bail.
The Fifth-street Christian Church is out
OF debt and in fnurishing condition. The
salary of the pastor has also been increased.
Mrs. Essex, of Washington, D. c.. who
has been visiting her parents and Captain
Robinson and wife returns to their home
to day.
Henry Wishers' challenge has been &C.
cepted by Frank Best and the match game
of pool takes place tomorrow evening, at
Deisler'a
Marketmaster England wishes to notify
the public that there will be market at the
Seventh-street House all day tomorrow,
for Christmas business
Elegant cards of invitation are out an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. John N.
Williams to Miss Della Revels. The cere-
mony takes place at Zion Church, Cincin-
natl, on the evening of December 31st
The new carpets for the post-ofice have
come and are on the floors, and the effect is
magical, both to sight and sound. 1t didn't
take Mrs. Farrell long to have this long and
badly-felt want supplied after she once set
her head to do it.
Adam Adams was little full yesterday
and visited Levernan's saloon, where he
raised a little disturbance and was fired
out. To have revenge he fired an orange
through one of the large panes of glass and
broke it all to pieces.
Mr.. John McCourt the candidate for
School Trustee III the Eighth Ward. is a
young, enterprising and intelligent man,
and would make a valuable addition tn
that honorable body, and we see no cause
| why he should not be elected by hand.
some majority.
Mr.. VIM. c. Wachs, for the last two OF
three years junior deputy in County
Clerk Bristow's Covingt0n Office has re-
signed that position to accept employment
as assistant bookkeeper at the banking
house OF J. F. Larkin & Co., 25 West Third
street, Cincinnati.
The suit of the Volksfreund against the
city for advertising was yesterday decided
in favor OF the plaintiffs. The bill was fol
extra work outside of the Council proceed
ings and ordinances and the Squire very
justly ruled that the Volksfreund contrac
only applied to proceedings and ordinances
LOVERS LoTrERY.-John E. Stephens ant
Iona Rice; John E. Abrams of Centralia
ILL.,, and Moliie M. Owens, of Covington
Elijah Willis, aged 80, and Amanda Bell
Anderson, aged %, both of this county. til,
Rev. J. NJ. Bent uniting them in marriage
VIM. G. Palmer, aged 33, and Mollie J
Pratt, aged 81, both Of Ludlow. ...
Adar Lodge, No. 290 Royal Arcanun.
elected officers last night as follows: Re
gent, Samuel J. Jack; Vice-Regent. DAME
Ashworth; Orator, Frank Wood; Treasurer
A. r. Mullins; Collector, T.. f. 0. Brooks
Secretary. John G.. Metcalfe; Guide, Henr,
Fibbe; Warden, ]. G. Michie; Chaplain,
P. Vance; Sentry, Ed. S. Riggs
CHURCH FAIR.-The fair for the benetf
ofSt. Mary's Cathedral opened last nigh
at St. Mary's Hall, under favorable auspi
ces There was very large crowd in al
pleasantly. The tables are laden with al
sorts of pretty things artistically arranged
and good music is in attendance for thos
wishing to trip the light fantastic.
POLICE CouRr.-George Divine and Jane
Collopv, drunk, $4 each. Harry Washing
ton stole wheelbarrow from Billy Bon
Yesterday, and was fined $2S by the bi
Judge. VIM. Coleman, of the Tin-cu
J Hotel, was fined IS for his little fun wit
Mrs. Webb. George Ackerman, disorderl
conduct 49, Peter Mount has been it'll
off for the past week. and raising littl
war with his family. This morning Pete
took the pledge and agreed to reform, All
was dismissed.
| NncupCot CsAiiuiCo AL VIC Siv' Ass AAs
LARGEST stock candies in the city. R. H. Echer
For pure and fine candies call at R. II. Echel
408 Madison street.
Give the children good and wholesome candle
R. Fl. Echert, 403 Madison street.
Candies in any quantities to church festivals ar
parties. Also to the trade. r. H. Echert.
We make all our own candy. and can guarant
them pure and fresh. R. II. Echert, 4O8 Madist
street
NEWPORT.
LOVE LICENSES Henry Koehier an
Kate Boyer; John Martin and MINI
Stahl.
Special services will be held Christm
Day at Grace M. E. Church, commencing
f10 a. m., Rev. Dr.. Mullenix officiating.
George Johnson, arrested yesterday Il
trying to stand Billy McCo 'mbs off for IL
drinks, was fined $5 and costs this nlornln
|. Suit was brought in the Chancery Cou
, Yesterday by A. 8. Berry against Il
Bowers estate to foreclose a mortgage +
v $500. ..
The nuptials Of Mr.. John Q. Lamb
!. this city. and Miss Lizzie Oppenheimer,
Covington, will be celebrated in fe
days.