The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-05
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

Rev. w. Tebbs, of Mt. Sterling, Is visit
ing his father Squire Tebbs.
Mr.. Chas. Reed and Miss Mollis Gayney
were married last Monday night
The funerals of Mr.. Wescott and Mrs.
Sarah Saville will take place Sunday.
/. There are to be several suits filed by the
city against Building Associations for back
taxes
Harry Fritsch was yanked by Nick Dunn
for breach of the peace Willie McLaugh-
lin fined him 81 and costs
| The venerable Mrs. Sarah Saville died
yesterday afternoon at her house on Third
street. Shewas one of tine old residents of
Covington.
Willie JONES' the boy who cut George
Wimsey, was yesterday bound over to the
Criminal Court in the sum Of $500. W. H.
David signed the bond.l
REAL EsTArE-ThOs M. Green, &C., to
Joseph Pattbuy, lot 80 by 195 feet, south
side of Sixth street. between Craig and
Main streets, adjoining Joseph Mesker,
Covington; $1,050.
The sufferers in the Terlau robbery have
at last concluded to give up hope from de-
tective skill. and offer 5000 for the return
OF all the stolen property, or half the value
! OF all returned, and no questions asked.
Officer Casey and Lieut. Zimmerman made
| raid on Tin-cup Hotel last night. and
, captured two 'coons named Charles Gray
and Chas Marshall for fighting. Gray was
dismissed, and Marshall was fined $13, in
cluding costs.
, The City Council spent its entire session
7 last night in considering claims. The claim
: OF Assessor John Whitney for listing the
taxable property of the city was referred to
the Committee on Law, in connection with
the Committee on Claims
The funeral of Miss May Boullic took
place this morning from Mother of God
! Church and was largely attended. Twelve
young ladies, all intimate friends of the de-
ceased, acted as pail bearers Her remains
we're inferred at Buena Vista Cemetery.
! Among the performers in the minstrels to
: be given at Odd-fellows' Hall on the first
Monday after Christmas are Chap. John
l ston, John Dudley, L. ]. Blakeley, Dan
t Hemingway, W. L. Dudley, G. w. Jones,
EJr., +. Poure F. d. Madeira and Ed. Muir
ply. The proceeds will be donated to the
= poor.
5 OFE FOR New YoRK.-Mr. William st.
i John, of New York, has forwarded to Patsy
OBrien, of this CITY, the amount in money
; of tie fare from Cincinnati to New York,
! tand Mr.. Brien will leave Saturday for
I that place, to be one of the contestants in
the walking match that takes place at
: Madison Square Garden in that city during
Christmas week. Forty men will make q
9 start in the contest.
? There was little excitement on Ger
- tain Strant in foup tho othor niuht
! young lady (now a bride) accompanied by
/ her mother, tackled the brother of the
9 young lady's fellow (now husbandy and
g wanted to know about her fellow being
sent away. The young man said he did it
e Then there was a scene Of blood OH the
:. moon. The girl pulled her ''pop" and the
It mother drew her knife. Then the mar
h pulled his pistol and fourshed it
Tableaux: Young lady tainted; mothe
screamed; young man walked of. Rel
. calcium lights dispensed with.
n AT the meeting of City Council las
n night, after the allowances were made, th
bill Of Sylvester Hall 4 Co. was presented
for $731 rs on account the city's half O
the work now done on the Scott-stree
r. Sewer Mr.. Collins objected on the grount
IS that the work had progressed only to the
r. point where 1t became most difficult. He
moved to allow $500 on account Mr. Ash
brook thought the matter would come ur
y in the courts anyhow and wanted to bt
. sure the allowance would cut no figure il
g law before voting for it. The contract was
read and Mr.. Collins then moved that ne
: allowance be made till the work is com
l. pleted as the contract provides for certain
n forfeitures Motion carried.
u. S. CouRr--The case of H. R. Savers
J. was given to the jury yesterday afternoon
j. and, after one hours deliberation, the Jury
n rendered verdict of guilty and he was re-
manded to Jail until this morning, wher
7 he was brought into Court and the Judge
"a sentenced hin to three years in the Al
- bany IN. ~ Prison, giving him a year OF
- each count of the indictment.
The case of Herman Strong, convicted fo
c sending obscene mail matter, will probabl,
r be fixed so as the Doctor will not have t.
l. go to the Penitentiary. He will be allowed
privilege of paying $1,000, and will mort
l. gage his property for the amount.
= g. M. Abbott was admitted to practice il
!: the Court.
A. Webb. Daniel Craft, James Kigley
i, James Eliwick, and B. F. Elliott, were eacl
. sentenced to pay fine of $100 and serv,
~ four months in the Maysville Jail. VIM
AAoWoIuS sdA0j Aot builtys
n ., NEWPORT.
ss DR.. Waddy Thompson is here paying
visit to old friends. ,ess
h New steel rails are to be laid the entir
n length Of the Short Line Road.
JamesP. Fagin took out license las
,r evening to wed the handsome Miss JOSH
n Donnelly. e
'g Lieut.. Shaler and Major Russell, U. s
O. Army, have g ne to.the Gulf of Mexico on
y tour of inspection.
~ VIM. Lumpkins, colored, was appointe
y guardian of Bette Harris in the Count
Court this morning.
Thirty-fve dollars were realized by tn
N Martha Washington entertainment at Grac
M. E. Church last night.
In the County Court this morning Phili
Miller was appointed administrator of tn
estate Of Mrs. Mary Mann, deceased, i
place of Miss Mary Mann, resigned.
The new branch of the Knights of s,
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