The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

pleasant visit to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Ma.y F. Tappen, of Liberty, Ind, is
visiting her daughter, Miss Nellie Kyle.
Brown Runker was in the Police Court
to-day on the charge of stealing pigeons
from one Nancy Clark.
The Marshal's slate this morning contained
nineteen arrests, and still some people say
what good are the police.
William D. Brent, Public Administrator,
qualified as guardian of Thomas NJ. Shrock
In the County Court to-day.
Miss Annie McGill leaves Saturday for
lronton, Ohio, to attend the wedding of her
cousin, Miss Kate Cloran.
II Marshal Bolan is really candidate for
Jailor that cancels all of our former engage
ments and we raise our banner for him.
Coroner De Gruyter yesterday held an
inquest on the body of child of Mr.. Alex.
White The verdict of the jury was death
by commissions.
Rev. B. F. Bristow is in the city looking
for house to take up his residence here.
He is welcome. Mr.. Bristow will spend the
winter in the South.
Frank Foster was in the Police Court this
morning on the charge of using little boy
OF Mrs. Spenser for purpose that Is too
obscene to 60 in print.
Among the immense array of beauties at
the Mcnamara and Fitzpatrick wedding last
night, was Miss Mary E. Burns, whose
name we inadvertently omitted.
The many friends of Mr.. Michael Flynn,
who is lying dangerously i'll, have arranged
q rattle for silver watch, to take place at
Joe Johnsten's on Saturday next.
Mr.. ]. w. Pomfrey has the deepest SYM
pathy of the entire community in his sad
bereavement occasioned by the death of his
child, which occurred this morning. from
all abscess in the eye.
The social party to be given by the
Friends of Pleasure on Thursday evening,
October 9th, promises to be most en-
joyable affair. A large attendance and
good time is anticipated.
The Model Cooking Club met last night
at the residence of Mrs. George Coker, on
West Fifth street. The evening was spent
in discussing an elegant repast prepared by
the ladies and dancing.
1t is remarkable fact that although the
tax on whisky has been reduced consid-
erably the stamp receipts amount this
month to several hundred dollars over that
of this time last year.
Mayor Athey to-day issued warrant for
the arrest of Shep. Mcdonald Hugh Nc
Shane and Spence Reeves, OIL the charge of
stealing fish from piscatorial merchant
whose box is in the Ohio River.
The many friedds of Rev. DIR. Charles
Taylor will be glad to learn that he has
been retained as Pastor of the Scott street
M. E. Church. The Doctor is an earnest
worker in the cause of Christianity.
The employers of Mitchell & Tranters
rolling mill are jubilant over the fact that
number of 'black sheep have been re.
moved and their places filled by men who
believe in the motto OF Live and Let
Live"
The ball for the benefit of Mr.. Frank
Tully, an invalid, takes place at Drexeliu.
Hall next Wednesday night. A full bras,
band will be in attendance, and the boy.
should turn out and give Frank a rousins
benefit.
A warrant was issued to-day by'Mayol
Athey for the arrest of a grocery keeper
named Halliday, who resides on Burnett
street. He is accused of knocking down
Cynthia Carter because she denied the cor.
rectness Of his accounts.
A postal from D. G.. Stett, President OF
tie Wesleyan Female College, announces
that the College opened Monday with
seventy-two students, which was highly
complimentary to Professor Batson and the
colleagues of the faculty.
Mr.. R. H. Sayers, who is accused of alb.
stracting money from letters, was arraigned
before Commissioner Bostwick yesterday
and waived all examination. He gave bail
for his appearance in the sum of $1,000,
with ]. T. Sullivan as security.
The City Council yesterday evening
| finally adopted amendments to the iail
plans by which double cells are substituted
for single ones, and then adopted the plans
as whole as amended, and ordered the
preparation of working plans at once.
Miss Mollie Taylor has returned from a
delightful visit to Maysville She was &C.
com panied home by Miss Annie Atkinson,
of Maysville, and Miss Sallie Sanderfer, a
dashing belle of Danvllle, who will spend a
few days with Miss Matte and Lottie
Taylor.
LOVE L1cENsE.-Jas. Stewart, aged 49, and
Martha Matilda Stewart aged %; Matthias
Roth, aged 25, and Emma Culbertson, aged
2l; Thomas J. Kiely, aged 33, and Maggie
Corcoran, aged %, all of Kenton County.
Charles w. Livington, aged q of Coving-
ington, and Carrie M. Hill, aged %, of Gin
cinnati.
The wedding of Mr. Charles Hais and
Miss Kate Schlosser was celebrated at St.
Johns Church in Lewisburg yesterday,
Rev. Father Tappert officiating. The at
tendants were Mr.. Clem Schulten and
Anna Hais, Charles Kraus and Josephine
Hais F. Schlosser, and Miss McIlvaine.
Following the ceremony was reception
at Turner'S Hall, in which over one hundred
couple participated. There were numerous
presents.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. George G. Sar-
gent to James V. Sargent, Lots Nos. 10, II
and II, in Block 15, Patches Subdivision,
on the southeast corner of Clay and Julia
streets, 1874 by 100 feet; $1,000.
Peter NJ. Harper to Charles c. Harper,
acres on the Banklick Turnpike; 81 and
other considerations.
Charles C. Harper to EmalineH. Harper,
same property; same consideration.
The collections of Internal Revenue in
the Sixth (Covington) District of Kentucky
for the month of September, 1879, were:
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