The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.
Soiree at Drexelius Hall tonight.

COvING1ON.
Soiree at Drexelius Hall tonight.
st. Elizabeth Hospital Society celebrates
its anniversary tomorrow.
The congregation of st. Patrick's Church
netted $3.50 on their promenade concert
Mr.. Louis Lenour's residence, on the Lex
ington Pike, was the scene of large and
elegant party, which was largely attended
by Covington society.
"Arrived safe. Boy is we'll. Prospect
looks encouraging" So says telegram
from Mr.. John Campion, at Omaha City,
this morning. Good for the boys.
Rev. Father Prullage will deliver his first
sermon tomorrow at st. Joseph's Church,
versary of the st. Cecilia Young Ladies'
Society.
There will be preaching. as usual, at the
First Universalist Church, of Covington,
corner of Sixth and Madison streets, Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. J. H.
Hartley, pastor.
Franklin B. Wakefield sued E. w. Miller
yesterday for $500 damages because Of
alleged wrongful suing out of a distress
warrant by Miller against him for 500.
Mooar, attorney.
Rev. George S. Savage, District Superin-
tendent A. B. s., arrived home yesterday,
morning after an absence in Western Ken
lucky of several weeks. The Doctor left
again in the evening for Tennessee.
The usual Union Thanksgiving services
will be held this year at the Fifthstreet
Christian Church, and Rev. DR.. Charles
Taylor, of the Scott-street Methodist
Church, is appointed to deliver the SER
mon.
The subject for the morning sermon to-
morrow at the Fifth-street Christian
Church, Rev. O. A. Bartholomew, pastor,
will be 'sThe Prayer Meeting" in the even
ing the theme will be '.rhe Sufferings of
Christ" lr
POLICE CouRT.-John Fl. Budke, drunk,
81; Dick Dugan, failing to put out signal
light, continued; Henry Sommers, breach
of the peace, $5; Jake Sponsor, same, SIS
and costs; Thomas Donnelly same, IS and
costs.
Mr.. Walter Cleary has ably assisted his
father in the Criminal Court this week in
prosecuting criminals. Walter handles a
case with considerable vim, and seemingly
manifests great interest in meteing out the
law in all cases. ...... '-..-
The Rev. John Y. Dobbins, pastor of Un.
ion NJ. +. Church, Fifth and Greenup, will
preach in,the morning, tomorrow on ''rhe
Witness of the Spirit" and in the evening
his subject will be ''rhe Judgment Of this
World Morning services at II o'clock
evening, 7:30. o p
The boys of the st. Aloysius Sodality ol
of the Cathedral will give an entertain.
ment in St. Mary's Hall tomorrow evening
A fine programme has been prepared, anG
rich treat is in store for those who attend
The Sodality has reputation for doins
such things up in fine style.
Some time during the past week the room
of Captain Sam. Kidd OF the firm of KidG
& Greene, on Plum street, in Cincinnati
was entered and fine overcoat and dres
coat stolen. When the Captain went tt
search for them last night he ascertainet
that they had mysteriously vanished.
We hope voters will not forget jim
Virgins in the approaching election. H,
is industrious and capable. He never oit
q mean action in his life, and he never re
fused to do poor devil favor. He is
4 boy of the people, and he will be elected
The above applies to both Jack England
n and Jack Stevenson. Remember them ais
if YOU want the city's business attended t
A limpartially for poor and rich alike.
\ I,orrERY LITIGATION. N.-Telegrams came t
both tile contesting parties yesterday fror
Louisville, announcing that Chancello
Bruce had vacated the injunction of Sin
mons & Dickinson against Murray, Franc
& Co., ETC., and later special dispatc
states that it was upon the ground of yer
extraordinary and awkward blunder-n
less than the dating of the order Of injun
tion prior to the filing of the petition
the case. Simmons & Dickinson hay
moved to reinstate.
Catherine Downton filed suit for divort
: from William Downton in the Chancer
: Court Yesterday. She alleges drunkenne
: and cruel treatment and says that sbe
: afraid he will take her life. The parti,
r were married IN 1861, and have six chi
. dren, their ages ranging from one year
:, fifteen. She asks that the custody of IL
4 children may be given to her; and furth,
9 asks that certain deeds from her husbar
and herself to 7. JEFF. Phelps and from hi
J to the husband alone, be set aside as frau
!, ulent claiming that they we're given und
= duress. Uh .e
s CRIMINAL CoURT.- Henry Percival, Il
8 old man accused of incestuous corinectic
Q with his own daughter, was found gull
IS and sentenced to two years confinement
n the Penitentiary. The old reprobate
e about seyenty-six years Of age, and wht
the verdict was announced it did not see
r. to affect him particle. The attorney +