The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGTON.
Soirie at Drexelius Hall t6-night.

ooir1e AZ DrexelluS Hall to-night.
Mrs. Isaac Mcclure of Cherry Fork, O.,
isvisiting friends and relatives in this city
Mr.. Mike Leonard is considered out ol
danger by his attending physicians.
The type made us say Rev. Father Jones
in an item yesterday, when it should have
been Billy Jones.
The Alumni of the University of Virgins
was entertained last night at the residence
OF Governor Stevenson. ..s
1t is announced that Constable Corcoran
is missing, and that few hundred dollars
OF somebody's money has gone with him.
The Covington and Newport Medical So
ciety have adopted appropriate resolutions
on the death OF DR.. James Keith.
J. Henry Sayres, who was convicted al
tie recent term of the United States Court
will be taken to Auburn Penitentiary to-
night. .0a tlt
Miss Annie Baker. charming West End
belle, has returned from pleasant sojourn
in Adams County, Ohio, and prominent
piano agent is consequently happy.
Officer McGraw was instructed by Mar.
shal GoodsOn to make raid on Spenne-
berg's dog-house and slay the canine. The
purp bit Mr.. VIM. Sullivan yesterday.
'The Pastors Letter from the Post-office,
a. the Oys er Supper" will be the subject
OF the pastor at the Universalst Church at
Drexelius Hall tomorrow afternoon.
George Taylor was brought in by Officer
McGraw this morning. He is accused OF
hitting Mr.. Robert, Woods with brick and
knocking him down. They we're Quarrel.
ing over mule. A rather tough question
to decide which is the stubbornest, a coon
or q mule.
The services at Main-street M. E. Church
tomorrow. will be of unusual interest.
Missionary services~in the morning, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. B. A. Stubbins,
and in the evening the anniversary of the
Juvenile Missionary Society of hat Church.
An interesting programme is provided for
the evening, including the exhibition of
several genuine Chinese idols
Henry Marshall was before Commissioner
Bostwick Yesterday on the charge Of passing
counterfeit money, and was let 60 upon his
own bond for 81, 600. There was some alibi
proof that made the case of such doubtful
complexion that His Honor did not feel
justified in putting the Government to the
expense OF $75 for board at the Hotel de
Wlllenbrink from now till the May Court.
MULcT1Na MILLER,-Joh Miller was ar
rested light by Officers Sandford and
Mauer on the charge Of beating his wife.
1t seems that Miller has been in the habit
OF getting on glorious drunks and going
home and pounce his wife and beat her up
IN q most brutal, and outrageous manner.
He was arraigned in the Police Court this
morning and fined $lO3. The Mayor has
no love or mercy on this class of criminals.
BREWERY BARaAIN.-The sale of J. Henry
Steinriede's half of the Lexington Pike
Brewery property to Conrad Windisclfl of
Cincinnati, was consummated yesterday
BY the lodging Of the deed for record. The
deed specifies seven pieces OF property:
First that adjoining Mayleben. Kurrie and
Lot No. 13, and being part of Lot No. 12;
secondly, 95 feet on the east of Ludlow
street. adjoining Lots Nos. 13 and 20, and
being part of Lot IL; thirdly. the west 72H
feet front by 148 y, deep of Lot Is; fourthly,
all of Lot 13, being 60 feet front on Pike
street: filthy, all of Lot H. being 20 feet
front on Pike street; sixthly, the south d
feet Of Lot 10 on the alley running to Lewis
street, and also the alley; seventhly, Lot Is.
or the turnpike lot, rs by l4S on Pike
street. Nothing but the lots are mentioned
in the deed. which, of course, includes the
buildings On them. The purchase price
named is $4,000.
A suit in Chancery was filed yesterday by
August Santer against Henry Crout. VIM.
Crout, Edward Crout, James B. House and
Katie, his wife, nee Crout. The petition
sets forth that in 1871 Santer sued Henry
Crout to foreclose a mortgage on Crout's
property lying west of Madison street, on
Ninth street and on the alley next north of
Ninth street; that in the course of the pro-
ceedings in that suit Crout and wife assert
ed homestead exemption claim of 81, 900.
which was finally allowed by judg-
nent of the Court Of Appeals in 1878 and
that the house, and lot fronting on the alley
were set apart to them in satisfaction of
that claim. leaving San.er's original mort.
gage judgment partly unsatisfied; that now
the wife has died and the children are
grown to manhood and womanliood; that
Henry Crout has moved out of the prop
erty, and that 1t is now occupied By House
and wife, Santer now sues to subject it to
the payment Of the balance of his debt.
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The masonic fair opens at Odd Fellows
Hall next Tuesday. w
Rev. H. v. Rice, the presiding elder will
preach tomorrow morning at Grace Nj B.
Church. ..e.tE Ei.. "a
The Bell Telephone Company yesterday
put up poles on each side of the Licking
River and stretched their wires over it,
1t is rumored that Mr.. Waller Overton,
Cashier at Tavlors Bank, will shortly wed
, fashionable young belle of Newport
Two more elegantly -fnahed locomotives
we're taken over the Short Line this morn
ng for use on the Cincipnati Southern
Road. "a ga
Messrs. Ben. Harks, of Cleveland, and P.
R. Klein, OF Cincinnati, will assist the
choir ut the Church of the Immaculate
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The nuptials of prominent expnunder
If the Gospel of this city and beautif,.,
1oung maiden of Madison street will take
place on or about Christmas.
The marriage Of Mr.. Harry Bliss, with
;he firm of Hazen q Bliss, iron merchants,
IN Fourth street, Cincinnati, and Miss Bet
lie Hayman, of York street, this city, will
'e celebrated on Wednesday next
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