The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

CONVICTION.
]. J. Meyers was fined 81 for driving ovel
curb stone.
Deacon Peter Brulage will be ordained a
priest by Rev. Bishop Toebbe tomorrow
morning.
Policeman WInger has been walking on
ms head all summer. He has got his hat
half-soled.
In the County Court, this morning. Ro.
sina Esleman was appointed guardian ol
her minor children.
A large crowd attended the protracted
meeting that commenced at the Fifth-street
Christian Church last night.
The Kentucky Central Railroad has de-
clared dividend of three per cent. on the
preferred and one per cent. on the common.
The inefficiency of the sub mail-carner,
who is actingi in the place of Mr.. Gaunt. is
causing considerable complaint among our
merchants, who say the mail is delivered
four hours behind time.
Mary Allen and her daughter, who are
implicated in the robbery of the stolen
goods recovered Sunday by the police, were
released Yesterday on 800 bonds. The case
Of Chas. Points was continued until Friday.
LOVE LIcENsE-John Cummins, aged 40,
and Catherine ]. Mochire, aged "a. of Henry
County, Kentucky; William M. McDon-
maid, aged 81, and Mary c. Tucker aged 20.
They will be married this evening at tine
Scott-street NJ. f. Church. ...0..
An ugly complaint has reached the En-
quirer man about the sexton of the High.
land Cemetery. the substance of which is
that he refused to allow corpse to be
placed in a vanlt until several hours
pleadings were gone through with.
Charley Points, colored, was tried yester-
day afternoon by Mayor Athey for stealing
o toilet castor from the house of E. s. Reed,
1892 Greenup street. His Honor thinks tine
proof of Charley's guilt is sufficient, but the
proved value Of the property being less
than $40, Charley will get off with petit
larceny sentence.
Thomas Lambor. John Brand, John Smith
and James King the four young boys who
stole pair of shoes from Mr.. K. D. Hick-
ey's store yesterday, we're arraigned in the
Police Court this morning. The latter was
sentenced to forty days in the Work-house,
and the other three received a sentence of
twenty days each.
The grim shadow of death has again
crossed the happy threshold of Mr.. Albert
Chandler, and robbed him of his bright
little infant This Is the third death that
has been in his family in the past month.
taking away all of his children. The ten
der little infant was laid gently away to
rest this afternoon. .'
r FISH AND GAME-The committee appoint
ed to draft constitution and laws for the
new Game and Fish Preservation Club met
yesterday and did its work. The main
features are the prosecution of offenders
against the game and fish laws and the
stocking of the woods and waters with vari-
eties exhausted or not found in good guam
titles hereabouts.
The injunction at Louisville against Muir
ray, France & Co., and the Commonwealth
Company yesterday effectually
stopped the drawing of those two firms at
Covington. instructions from their Louis
vile headquarters by telegraph so COM
But the schemes will be drawn
under the Newport grant undisturbed, and
we're so drawn yesterday. Mr.. France and
Mr.. Hetsch are in Louisville, and there is
confidence expressed on their side that the
Injunction will soon be lifted. !. seems
now to be little game of tit fe1 tat.
RELIGIOUS Bishop Dudley is expected
n Covington next Saturday, and will make
| stay of month or two, or more, serving
IS rector pro tenn. of Trinity Church.
A protracted meeting began at the Fifth
vTeet Christian Church last night.
Rev. w. H. Felix will deliver series of
rec lectures at his church, First Baptist, on
very Wednesday evening on the cities of
PALESTINE, their traditional and Biblical his.
ory, their present government and condi-
ion. First lecture next Wednesday. Sub
ect "Joppa."
A mortgage from the Louisville, Cincin-
,ati & Lexington Railroad Company to
Joshua F. Speed in trust, was lodged for
ecord Yesterday. 1t recites that the Louis.
lille, Cincinnati & Lexington has a con
Company, Northern Division, to operate
is line from Eminehce to Bloomfield, and
ays that in case the net earnings of the
Il Ohio, Northern Division, do
iot suffice to pay the interest and provide
or the sinking fund OH the 1885,, 900 bonds
4 said Company, then the Louisville, Gin
innati & Lexington pledges and puts in
leu its earnings from all the business COM
ng to 1t from said Cumberland g. Ohio for
he deficiency.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Suit was filed by
,harles d. Foote and wife against all the
eirs or devisees of James G. Arnold, de-
eased, and the curator of the estate. 1t
SKIS settlements with the curator and his
,redecessOr the Committee Of the testatOr