The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-09
OVER THE BRIDGE
COvlNGTON.

Mr.. Lawrence Trimble left to-day Tor
the Lexington races.
The Priesthoff ard Riley cases were con-
tinued by Squire Tebbs yesterday.
The case of Goetz VS.. Louisville Short
Line Railroad, still hangs fire in the Circuit
Court.
Governor Luke P. Blackburn and
T. M. Alexandria, of Ker',, .,.vv wora ,, IN
the city todsv "'' "
=. o. Clerk Bostwick left yesterday for
Springfield to interview Judge Hays about
the clerkship.
Mrs Mary Myer and daughter, and Mrs.
Stockburger, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Sabin, of Main street.
County Clerk Bristow is a slippery man,
and yesterday he slipped upon pair of
slippers and slipped into them.
The many friends of Mr.. Jake Bush have
arrangned a benefit picnic for him, to take
place at Rudde's Garden on the 10th inst
1t now turns out that City Attorney
Roberts is to blame for the judgment against
the city by default in Squire Evans Court.
DR.. James Nixon, who had his leg broken
on the Southern Railroad few days since,
is able to be out again by the aid of
crutches.
Frank Bramlage was arrested to-day on
the charge of provoking breach of the
peace. He will be tried before Squire
Duvenick, tomorrow.
The divorce suit of Anna Maria against
Dallas Adkins was filed week or so ago.
The parties were in the Clerks Office direct
ing the dismissal.
A large array of talent is down on the
bills for the entertainment to be given at
Odd-fellows Hall next Monday night for
the benefit OF Johnny Morgan.
Andy Bartholomew Hellman smole a
smile of sarcastic sweetness this morning
when lie told our reporter about the arrival
of that tifteen-pound boy at his house to-
day.
Mr.. Frank Brommis, who resides at
Twelfth and Lee streets, had to be carried
home to-day from his place of business in
Cincinnati from severe attack of rheum-
atiSm.
Don't forget the watermelon party to-
night at the residence of Miss Hattie Kin
ney. on Philadelphia street, for the benefit
of the Lyceum of the Main-street M. E.
Church.
Willie Wachs, that polite, efficient and
handsome Deputy County Clerk, has re-
turned from trip to Blue Lick Springs
considerably invigorated, and the girls are
all smiling
POLICE CouRT.-George Minor, failing to
put out signal light, 81; John Hoffman,
disorderly, $5; T. Wilmute, same S.; Henry
Stuer, breach of the peace, So; John Cum
Minis, drunk, 81.
Frank Stratman, the Buena Vista black
smith, was, during an affray at that place
last night cut in the arm by his cousin,
Frank Stratman, and is now suffering from
a painful wound.
Mr.. George Mcnamara will wed the
charming Miss Annie Fitzpatrick on the
30th instant, at St. Patrick Church, in the
evening. George told US not to give it
away, and you bet we won't.
The North Bend Association of Baptists
will hold three days session at Florence
KY, this week, commencing tomorrow. A
number of delegates of this city will leave
tomorrow to be in attendance.
Those horrible, strictly horrible and out
rageous masquerade balls are to annoy the
respectable people of this city again this
winter. The East End Dancing Circle
head the list with ball at Drexelius Hall
on the Goth inst.
Mr.. VIM. Mayer, the young harness
maker, and Miss Anna Ploeger are the
happy pair this time. May(h)er matri-
monial harness fit Anna as nicely and work
as easily as Williams is bound to fit him
with Anna for a mate.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER-Master Com
missioner for Charles Quigly and others to
G. G. Wallace, Lot 1, Block 18, Johnston &
Bakewells S subdivision, 50x200, south side
of Fourth street, between Main and Bake
we'll streets, Covington; $500.
Colonel J. W. Bryan, long so-called from
his Kentucky generosity, mis- military car
rage or his fine looks, or some other con-
straining cause, is now Colonel in fact as
well as in name. His commission as one of
Governor Blackburns staff with that rank
has arrived.
The defendant w. f. Simrall, proposes
to contest the suit of w. L. Grant enjoin-
ing the Sheriff from selling the furniture
to pay the $500 debt due Simrall. Messrs
c. B. Simrall and NJ. B. Lockhart are the
attorneys for Simrall, and have given notice
of motion to dissolve the injunction to-
morrow.
The Synod of the priests of the Coving-
ton Diocese will convene tomorrow morn
ing at the Cathedral. All the priests in the
Diocese will be in attendance and High
Pontifcal Mass will be celebrated by Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, on the occa-
sion OF the celebration of the silver jubilee
OF Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe.
The lively young Deputy United States
Marshal from this place got into trouble up
in Pike County lately, and had to appeal
for Executive clemency to get out. He was
fined $25 and sent to the Jail for ten days
for carrying a deadly weapon concealed,
and Gov. McCreary remitted the imprison-
ment part of the sentence as soon as prac-
ticable.
COMING CELEBRATIoN.-Prepara are
in progress for the celebration of Bishop
Toebbes silver jubilee next Sunday. The
Benevolent Society and the Hibernians
meet at ST. Mary's Hall tomorrow evening
to arrange for participation in the cere-
monies. One of tue features of the celebra-
ton will be procession and music to meet
Archbishop Purcell at the bridge and es-
cort him to the Cathedral.
NEWPORT.