The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11
OVER THE RiDG e
COylyGTON.

DR.. Savage and wife are visiting tbei,
daughter, Mrs. Eva Brooks, at Millersburg
A marriage license was granted today to
Clayton i. P6eoger and Annie Jones, both
of Ohio.
Miss Matte Harp is visiting at Clinton
vile, KY. The boys up there think she is
a very sweet-toned harp"
A lunatic who escaped from the Lexing-
ton Asylum was captured to-day by officer
Tom Senour, and lodged in Jail.
The 18th of this month is the Jewish
new year (Roshashona 5640). 1t will be
properly observed in this city.
Miss Maggie Boyd. one of the most pleas
ant little ladies of the West End. left yes
terday on visit to Cedar Grove, Ind.
The many friends of Mrs. J. B. Lloyd, of
West Third street, will be glad to hear that
she is rapidly convalescing, after severe
attack of fever.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-May Goltz VS.. L., C. &
l.. r. r. defendants motion for new trial
overrued. Case of J. w. South VS.. Null
Inns & Crigler in progress.
Judge Menzies decides that the drawings
of the Commonwealth Distribution are il
legal and says that the Criminal Court is
the place to settle the illegality of them.
The girls up in Helltown have kissed
Paddy Casey so much thas he has fever
blisters all over his face. That moustache
of Paddy is enough to catch most any girl.
Mr.. Louis Moser, that young popular
and enterprising fruit dealer, and Miss
Mary Byrnes, will be united in marriage
next Wednesday evening at st. Mary's
Cathedral.
POLICE CoURT.-Barney Railing, breach
of the peace, consisting of an assault and
beating one Chas. Carter, was fined $28 !;
VIM. Mcintyre and Joe Mcdonnell were
fined 81 each for an Exposition drunk.
sThos H. Manning, of Maysville, Grand
Chancellor of the State of the Knights of
Pythias, was in the city yesterday making
preparations for the excursion to Hender-
son next Monday, where the State Conven-
ton of the Lodge will be held.
The Kentucky Annual Conference of the
Southern Methodist Church will be held in
Greenes Opera-house in Richmond, KY, on
the 17th inst, Bishop Daggett presiding.
This Conference represents a membership
of twenty-five thousand, and one hundred
and fourteen preachers.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. L. A. Arm
strong, Sheriff, and James Holmes to Abram
Campbell, lot 80 feet front on north side of
Seventh street, 1917 feet east of Main street
excepting widows dowerG $1S3 50. This
is the property sold December 10th, 1871, to
satisfy debt of Michael Moore to James
Holmes.
The death of Col. Thomas T. Hawkins, a
noted Kentuckian, is mentioned in the
Frankfort Y conan as occurring in that city
last Saturday. Colonel H. renewed his
childhood allegiance to the Catholic Church
about five weeks ago. He received the last
sad rites of that communion before Bishop
Toebbe, who also otiiciated at his funeral.
An injunction suit will be filed to-day
against J. B. and Francis Davezac by X.
Richardson. executor of J. B. Vandergrift,
to prevent the defendants from removing
any household goods from the homestead
of Vandergrift. 1t is alleged that the Da-
vezacs have used considerable stu from the
homestead that they obtained by undue in
fuence.
Mr.. Ernst Peters, of Denver, COL. and
Miss Amelia Orr, were married last evening
at the residence of the brides parents. on
Russell street, by the Rev. F. d. Moore.
None but few Of the mostintimate friends
were present The happy couple lett last
night on bridal tour to the Eastern cities
and will return next week, when they will
repair to Denver, COL, where
they will reside.
Mr.. William Myers and Mrs Annie
Pfoeger were married atSt. Johns Church,
7 b..
were George Bockweg and Miss c. Myers,
H. Paoeger and his sister, Miss Mary, H.
Van Hondorf and Miss Myers. A recep-
" hen thefolowing presents were displayed:
G. Mailman, French clock; Mrs. ]. H.
Walker, silver castor; Henry Pl9ger, fine
clock; Ben. Peger, fine Brussels rug; Geo.
Boekweg, set knives and forks; Mrs. Wi!en,
two sets silver teaspoons; Miss Lizzie
Willen, one set silver teaspoons;
Mary Pleger, fine coal-oil lamp;
Miss NJ. Amons, set silver teaspoons; Miss
Vorone Fox, pair fine vases; VIM; Cling,
set of vases; Miss G. Schick, pair of vases
and many other articles.
The CATHOLIC SYNoD.-This body assem-
bed at the Cathedral Yesterday, and opened |
its session with pontifical high mass. The |
synod then proceeded to business. The
election of the Judces Consarum, or Ad-
pisory Council to the Bishop, resulted in
he choice of Father Hickey, of Mayslick,
Father Smith, OF Covington, Father Moore,
)f Georgetown, Father Steffany, of Coving-
on, and Father Lambelln, of Mt. Sterling |
rhis is body of clerics whom any priest, |
dissatisfied with his Bishops ruling, can
,all in, and in case of a disagreement be-
;ween them and the Bishop the question
,oes to Rome for adjustment. The new
system will have the effect of obviating
,reat many of the appeals to Rome from
he decisions Of Bishops, and thus save
much trouble both there and at home. In
lddition to the above work sundry commit
ees were appointed to report matters for
discussion and action. The Bishop and
bout fifty priests are present, all i'll the
liocese except four. The mass this NOR
ling was held at clock.
NEWP0RT.
Olive Branch Chapter confers the Royal
Arch Degree tomorrow night.
Miss Mollie Holmes, of Augusta, KY. is
,aying visit to old friends here.
Nearly twenty thousand people crossed
rom this side yesterday to see the show.
The Criminal Court with fifty important
ases on the docket will convene Monday.