The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTUN.

The Typographical Club will give one of
their receptions at Drexelius Hall on the
18th inst.
The Enquirer says that Capt. John San
ford will sue the Court of Appeals for call
ing him lunatic.
Now if that was lunch contest that the
city pensioners were competing in they
would be apt to get prize.
Frank Foster, the man who used one OF
Jake Sponsors children, was fined $103 in
the Police Court this morning.
The laboring class of people will reneE,
Der the action of Mr.. Collins in irving to
reduce the poor street hands wages.
A marriage licercsse was to-day granted tc
William Cal!en, aged twenty-six, and EN-.
ma r. Acre, aged twenty-five, both of this
county.
Yes. it's fixed fact that Policeman
Mike Bolan is to be married. He had his
girl over at the Exposition last night, pick.
ing out her furniture.
If the Covington Fire Department lex.
cnse US, we mean city pensinnersl partici.
! pate for prize and have no ccnposi!'on,
left.
The Glory Dancing Club will give ball
tonight at Drexelius Hall. The Club is
composed of the juveniles of McNamara's to.
bacco shop, and they promise every body a
good time.
Alex. Holiday, who was arrested yester-
day on charge of breach of the peace on
Lucinda Carter, had his case taken under
| amusement by the Mayor Brown Bunker,
the alleged pigeon thief, was also contin-
ued by the Mayor.
Thomas Mcdonald, Hugh McShane and
Spence Reeves, who were arrested vester-
day on the charge of stealing fish, were ar
raigned in the Police Court to-day and hon.
orably dismissed 1t seems that they were
arrested on simple statement of by
stander.
The city pensioners did not get prize at
the Firemen's Tournament yesterday, but
of course they kicked about something.
The Covington engine in the parade was
the worst looking sight we ever gazed on.
1t looked like an engine out of some sunken
steamboat.
Mr. Edward G. Reiss, druggist doing
business at the corner of Madison and
Tenth streets, yesterday made deed of as
sgnment for the benefit of his creditors to
Mr.. w. G. Allen. The deed does not state
the amount of Mr.. Reiss' Indebtedness.
Mr.. Reiss has been in business for four
years.
At Madison-street Baptist Church Miss
Carrie Hill, of Cincinnati, was married yes
terday afternoon to Mr.. Charles Livings-
ton, OF Covington, the pastor, Rev. ]. M.
Bent, officiating. Mr.. Frank Tunison pre-
sided at the organ Mr.. and Mrs. Livings-
ton took bridal tour to Dayton, o., where
the bride has friends.
The race for Council in the First Ward
is becoming red hot, so to sneak. The kid
glove gang are doing considerable buzzing
for Mr.. Collins, while the Mclaughlin party
are doing some silent but very effectual
work. The baby's name from that ward
the next time will be VIM. P. Mclaughlin
The people of the First Ward do not care to
! cast their votes for a man who does not So
| licit them.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-N. P. Bartlett,
of Covington, to M. Bare, of Cincinnati, lot
100 by 100 feet. on the south side of Fourth
street, between Madison and Russell streets,
next west Of w. NJ. Leathers' lot, Coying.
ton; 5000.
B. II. Wigbels and wife to Ida May, wife
OF John ]. Handlan, both of Covington, lot
1871 by 80 feet, on the west side of Greenup
street, 05H feet north of Lynd street, Gov
ington; $1,025.
MARITAL MATTERs.-Mr. Thomas ]. Kiley
and Miss Maggie E. Corcoran, both of this
city, were welded last night in modest,
simple fashion, at the Cathedral. the Rev.
Father Jones officiating. A reception and
a general happy time followed.
Charles W. Livingston, aged twenty-one
years, carriage trimmer, of Covington, and
Carrie M. Hill, aged twenty-five years, of
Cincinnati.
James Stewart. aged forty-fve years, wild
over, gardener, and Martha M. Stewart.
aged thirty years, widow, both of Kenton
County.
M. Roth, aged twenty-five years, farmer,
and Emma Culbertson, aged twenty-one
years, both of Kenton County.
County Clerk Jones is visiting at Dover,
KY.
Jailer Schwartz had sixteen guests for
dinner to-day.
MT. w. l.. DluteInan OF kOkOmO Ind, is
taking in our town with his friend Harvey
Thomas.
Chief Link is entered for the big foot
race to come off at Chester Park tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Stemler has Withdrawn from
the race for Council from the Sixth Ward,
in favor of Charles Limerick.
The Young Mems Independent Club will
collect their forces tonight and march in
procession through the principal streets.
The Newport engine was by all odds the
most attractive and caused more favorable
comment than any in the procession YES
terday.
Benjamin Meyers, residing on Washing
ton avenue, fell from window at his home
yesterday and suffered a fracture of his
right arm.
Patrick O'Brien was fined SIS and costs
this morning for breach of the peace.
J. B. Bruton, arrested on the same charge,
had his case continued.
Mrs. Seyina Seitz, mother of Mr.. John
Seitz, of this city, died yesterday at the age
OF sixty-five years. She has been resident