The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

Mr.. VIM. Nolloth leaves this evening for
England.
Frank Tully's benefit ball at Drexilius
Hall tonight .
Mclaughlin voted for Collins, and Collins
stayed at home and voted for nobody.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Cook to Mr..
Hutchinson, of the Day House, is an
nounced.
Bishop A. M. Frebbe yesterday filed suit
against Michael Moore's widow, heirs and
creditors, to foreclose mortgage of $500.
George Rub, who was severely injured a
few days ago by being thrown from wagor
is lying at the point Of death; =
Messrs. Harraai,ia / Dulaney this morning
purchased the lot Of ground so by 70, in
Bridge avenue, at Commissioners sale
Price paid 81 $40.
DR.. J. A. Averdick has become fnan.
clally embarrassed, and offers to nav his
creditors off at 80 cents on the dollar on
condition that they give him time.
Squire w. P. Mclaughlin threatens to
contest the election. on the grounds that
votes were purchased against him with
money. The Squire had better let it stand
the way it is.
Chas. Fechter, Jr., an employe of Chas
Geisbauers brewery, jerked his arm out OF
socket this morning. He was setting on a
horse holding cake of ice in his hand.
when the horse suddenly started, with the
above result.
Mike Kiley, who was arrested last night
on warrant sworn out by his father, charg.
ing him with vagrancy, was sentenced to
thirty days on bread and water. The SEN
tence was suspended on condition that he
left the city by 3 o'clock this evening.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
decision of the Kenton Circuit Court in the
case of Daniel Ruttle against the City of Gov.
ington. Ruttle brought suit against the
city for $4,000 damages, and the Court be.
low rendered judgment for the defend.
ant.
Mr. VIM. s. Grant is getting up railway
guide and business directory. It will be in
folio form and will contain the official time
table of the various railroads in this vicin-
ity. 1t will also contain list of all the
leading business firms of Covington and
Cincinnati.
MARTIN MORAN MULcrED.-Martin Moran,
a man that has no self-respect for himself
or anybody else, was in the Police Court
this morning on the charge of knocking his
poor old mother down. The Mayor fixed a
good dose for him, and administered it to
the tune of $53.
Councilman Thomas G.. Woods informed
a STAR reporter this morning that he was
deliberately defrauded out Of eight cen is
by brazen and impudent man who is en-
ployed as driver on the Newport Street
Railway. Mr.. Woods gave him a five
cent piece for his fare from Cincinnati to
Covington. The driver demanded two
cents more, and Mr. Woods gave him a
dime to take the change out. The rascal,
however, kept the ten cents and refused
to give back any change, and demanded to
know what Mr.. Woods was 60 ng to do
about it. Mr.. Woods wrote the Superiri-
tendant note about the matter this morn.
ing.
GwYD1R- -DoBELL.-Captain R. D. Gwydir
Superintendent of Public Improvements of
Covington, familiarly and kindly known
as Rick Ruttle, was married last night at
Mary E. Dobell. youngest daughter of Mr..
E. B. Dobell, proprietor of the extensive
furniture factory at that place. The cere-
mony took place in the elegant parlor Of
the BRIDES father home, the Rev. W. P.
Stratton, of Cincinnati, officiating in the
function in brief, impressive
style. Misses Eliza Ruttle, the groom's sis
ter, of Covington; Lucy Allen, of Law
renceburg; Susie Dobell and Ella Dobell
were the attendants, escorted by Captain
w. H. Glore, of Covington; Mr.. Thomas
F. Clarkson, of Greenville, Ind; Robert
Ruttle, of Covington, and Mr.. O. ]. Wig
gins, of Covington. Mr.. and Mrs. Gwydir
come to Covington to-day, and take up their
residence Immediately at their own little
cottage house, No. l,234 Scott street.
NEWPORT.
"Jesse, Jesse!' who would have thought
so. See our local column.
The "Jolly Two" will entertain their
young lady and gentlemen friends to-mor-
row evening at Eclipse Hall. A jolly time
is anticipated.
"Davie,' the handsome young tonsorial
artist of York street was sent to grass by
blow from female barber in Cincinnati
night before last.
Mr.. Waller Overton, of Taylors Bank, is
at Lexington attending the obsequies of his
brother Dabney Overton, who died at
Leadville several weeks ago.
The nuptials of Mr.. Will Raipe, of this
city, and Miss Julia P. James, of Mays
vile, KY, is announced to take place to-
morrow at the residence of the bride.
The well-known Richardson property
Just west of York on Bellevue street, and
extending to Madison street, will be put up
at Master Commissioner sale tomorrow
Constable Clay lost his gold star yester.