The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
OVER THE BRIDGE,
COvINGTON.

at Drexelius Hall.
Where, Q, where is Charley Ross, tht
Robber of Roberts?
Mr.. Louis A. Moser and wife have re-
turned home from their bridal tour.
The boys at Hudson's tobacco shop have
raised $40 which they paid to the widow oi
Lafayette Bradford.
The funeral of Mr.. George Stevens, oil
the firm of Stevens & Ware, took place
yesterday. His remains were inferred al
Persimmon Grove.
Elegant cards of invitation have been is
sued for the wedding of Mr.. Charles Hais
and Miss Kate Schlosser, which takes place
on the 3Oth instant
At the Cathedral yesterday Rev. Father
Lambert preached aplain, practical, excel
lent sermon from the Gospel text: RE
member to keep ho,iyy the Sabbath day."
Nick Brock was to-day arrested by Brutus
Bolan on the charge of keepinga disorderly
house at his place of business, on Washing
ton street. He still languishes in durance
vile.
Mr.. Ben O. Davis, President of the Bach
elors' Association, has issued call for a
meeting to be held at Edwin Moore's sta
bles. The Crushing of Matrimony" will
be discussed.
~ The election for Town Marshal in West
Tovlngton takes place tomorrow. The can
qldates are Tom Donnelly. Mike Cain and
tommy Stone, The boys all say that Stone
is like his name-solid.
The jury in the case of John P. Ernst VS..
the Trinity Episcopal Church, are still
locked up in their room unable to agree.
Wonder if any of them visited the Trinity
Church yesterday? If they did we can call
the turn on the verdict.
Candidates for Street Commissioners ara
looming up lively. Mr.. Edward Murphy.
good man for the position, is the latest
announcement, followed closely by Thos
Nolan; while John Sheridan will test the
honors for City Sealer and Gauger.
Mr.. Chas. Temple, one of the best police
man on the force and clever boy in every
particular, has returned from the country
where he has been recuperating. Doc. looks
rosy and the strainer on his upper lip has
branched out, and how the girls will drop
on to it.
COUNTY COURT CUTTINGs-John D. Eaton
was appointed guardian of VIM. R. Cain:
the will of Anna NJ. Reinlin was admitted
to probate, and j. L. Bristow appointed
Warning Order Attorney. That miserable
Old suit OF the Banklick Turnpike Com
pany was in progress.
AT meeting Of the st. Mary's Literary
Association, held last night, the following
officers we're elected: President. John Gal |
vim; Vice President. Frank McGill; Secre.
tary, Owen Sheridan; Recording Secretary,
John Cushin; Treasurer, John Kingsley:
Projects of Billiard-room, James Molony
and Owen Sheridan.
In the case of John Olsten. administrators
VS.. j. W. Rich, in the Circuit Court this
morning the demurrer was sustained and
The petition dismissed. This was a suit
brought by L. ]. Blakely, administrator of
Olsten, to recover damages for the killing of
Olsten by sewer caving in on him on Green
up street above Thirteenth. .-'
The venerable Mr. Myers, of Cincinnati
and father-in-law of Mr.. M. C. Notch, of
this city, fell from street car on the White
Line this morning on Madison street, and
was badly bruised up His face was lacer-
ated, and he received several deep gashes
n n ils head; He was taken to his home in
Cincinnati by Mr.. Joseph Mergule.
Edward Leo, the bright little infant of
Mr. Edward O'Donell, departed this life
asst night, after short illness with mem
'ranous Group. The funeral will take place
o-morrow morning from the family res.
dence, No. Sl5 Greenup street. Mr. and
lrs. ODonell have the sympathy of the
ntlre public in their sad bereavement.
Pete Bitlinger is bound to protect his
property even from serenaders. Last night
gang Ut them squatted in front of Bit
myers house and commenced to sing tie
Dream OF Love is Over Now" and Pete I
hought so too and threw bucketful of
old water on them, and afterwards fired
istol at them. The boys are all well known
, West Covington.
Mr.. M. L. Roberts, City Attorney dis.
overed the loss of valuable ring and a sum
money yesterday morning. He arrested i
Is stable boy, George Ross, as the thief and |
'arted with him to the Station-house. On
1elr way Ross broke from him and ran for
berty, Judge Roberts pursuing him. But
le latter tlred OF the chase and returned to i
'cure police aid. An active search is be.
lg made for Ross.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Sheriff Arm.
rong to j. s. Scott and C. H. Mooar, 25 by
10 feet on the southwest corner of Austin ,
I'd Williams streets; also, undivided one
alf of Lots 80 and 96, Martins subdivision, 25
Y 100 feet on the east side of Brace street: \
,O2 50. f.
VIM. Wood and wife to George D., Theo-
>re G., j. Ben., and Frank D. Wolking. 33
Y 22O feet on the east side of Madison y
rect, 126 feet north of Fifth street; So 496.
MAYORS MONDAY MAsH.-Alexander
ltherland filled his old hide full of q
'udge," and was trotted into the caboose r r
! Officers Conners and McGraw; a 81 at y
chment appeared after his name this
orning. Sallie Marshall was brought in ii
: Yanker Bligh Corcoran yesterday a
r raising the essence Of birthstone d
the amount of 81. Henry Il
rock hit man named Hall last night
th beer glass in Nick Brooks saloon. n
e paid S13 for reminder of breaking the
VS. of God. James Hawley. the would-be ;,
icidist, was sent to Jail to llquidate fine II II
$13 for being drunk and disorderlv \,
sse Willet was yanked in by Tom Senour "
r being drunk and disorderly. y
NEwPoRr. if
The venerable Richard Wilson died last S;
ght in his seventy-ninth year. z
Charley Herberts wild Mexican pig NAV !, y
w be seen at the Geological Garden. "