The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
OVER THE BRIDGE,
COyIyGTON.

'Slickl Well, we should extemporize,"
boys In blue.
The congregation of 81. Patrick's Church
are arranging for grand ball at Drexelius
Hall on the 10th inst.
Joseph johnson (not the saloonist) was
fined IS in the Police Court this morning
for disordery conduct.
Col. Joe Brookshaw is the new bookkeep-
or at the Covingt N Stock Yard. Joe is the
boy that can fill the position.
Billy Due. the tonsorial artist, is going
off with Billy Brown on the same mutri-
monial stage. What picnic the boys will
have.
Skinny" Smith, who escaped from the
Work-house yesterday, was captured in
Newp ,rt this morning and brought back to
his old quarters.
Miss Anna Kidd. of Lexington. KY, who
has been visiting Miss Lille Green for the
past week, has returned home Miss Kidd
is one of the leaders of society in Lexing-
ton and is possessed of more natural
beauty than anv other lady in the Blue
Grass regions. Her conversational powers
are wonderful.
RELIGIoUs.-Mr. Aloysius Stallo of this
city, will be ordained to the priesthood at
the Mother Of God church next Sunday.
Father Teutenberg's very numerous
friends will be pleased to learn that he is
changing his mind about removing from
his old parish and diocese.
Mr.. Calvin B. De Malmedy, one of the
best-hearted newspaper men in the profess
sion. has been appointed reporter of the
Freie Press and Abend Post of Cincin-
natl. for COvineton and Newport. We will
venture to say, with all the assurances of
conviction, that Mr.. De Malmedy will fill
the place with credit to himself and his
employees.
Mrs Bridget Jennings departed this life
last night at her home. 2S West Third
street. She was the beloved mother of
Miss Rose Jennings, and was an exempli-
fled Christian lady, possessed Of many rare
virtues and accomplis and her
death will be mourned by large circle of
acquaintance and relatives. May her
spirit be gently admitted at the golden
gate.
Another One like the balance Of the mask
balls at Drexelius Hall, but then the bows
dished out some fine prizes to. the alleged
walters to make amends. Jim Murray. for
a round waltz, was given diamond pin,
made at Hemingray's The gold necklace
made at the Cincinnati Brass Foundry, was
won by johnny Curtis. The silver castor
made at Swift's Rolling-Mill. was carried
off by Miss Mousehart, of Newport A
mirror and case was given TO Miss Welman,
for being the best-looking girl in the house.
| REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John W. Gar
rison and wife, of Cir cinnat, to Henry
Wortineton, of Cnvington, parts of Lots
IA and 15 Block "a, Mansfcldy 5 subdivision,
100 BY so feet, on the west side Of Main
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
known as the Roach property, Covington
81 800.
Commercial Bank of Kentucky to George
w. Norton and w. +. Norton, partners a.
G. w. Norton and Co., of Louisville, Lot!
ego and 6G1, Western Baptist Theological
Institute subdivision. Covinston, undi
vided 3-5 to G. W. Norton, and undivided
20 to W. F. Norton; $500.
HEWPORT.
Road orders we're allowed by the Court
to the amount of $1,000.
Jesse Moore for abusing his family, was
fined S. and costs this morning.
The temperature here dropped to 15c
above zero at o'clock this morning.
Captain vinton, of the Andy Baum, Is
the guest of Captain Smith, of Bellevue
street.
Licensed TO WED.--H. J. Williams and
Elizabeth Weber; Jos. Y. Shifford anc
Catherine Daum.
Subscription books OF the John G. Breck
enridge Monument Association have beer
opened at the Post-office stand and Taylor
bank. ..,
The funeral OF the venerable Mrs. jaime.
Shorten was largely attended yesterday af
ternoon from her late residence on Taylo
street.
The nuptials of Mr.. John Dunnigan an(
Miss Mary Ran will be celebrated Thurs
dav evening at the Church of the Immacu
late Conception. u.". ......D
Ir the County Court at Alexandria, YES.
terday. on motion of DR.. Bennett VIM
Fitzgerald was appointed administrator O.
the estate of the late Mrs. NORM.
The Tertonia Building Association, No
1, that has been in successful operation fol
three years. is about winding up its affair.
to the satisfaction OF all concerned.
Particulars of the arrest of counterfeiter
on Goodman and Hubbard streets las
night will be found in our local columns
Much credit is due Chief Cotlingham ant
Officer Flynn for their part in ferretng ou
the party. ...- ... M
Parties desiring to attend tie gran,
Chess Tournament, to be hed in New Yorl
January 9th, can do so a, half rates by an
plying to the delegates from this city, Mi
Parr and DR.. Jones' These gentlemen vii
be the guests of the Manhattan Chess Club
of New York, during their stay.
Dr.. Jordan and 'Sqnire Mcvane, both O
Alexandria, became involved in a disput
Yesterday about due-bil during which i
is said Jordan drew knife on his antago
mist, but was prevented by others interfer
ing from d ing any damage. The latter wa
at once placed under arrest and bound owe
t, the Criminal Court by Justice of tn
, Peace in 5000.
Quite al excitement was created on Yorl
and Front streets, about s o'clock las
night, at the discovery of fire in the tbirt
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