The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.
CONVICTION.

Hoop Iai Gems soiree at Drexeiius
Hall tonight
The molders had rousing crowd at their
ball last night
The Mystic's ball at Drexelius Hall will
be hummer.
The oyster supper at the Eleventh Street
NJ. L. Church petted $40.
W.D Brent qualified as Administrator Of
the estate Of Hannah Lambert
Commodore Vint. Shinkle has removed
into the cit, FROM his country residence.
Rev. J. H. Hartley will hold divine ser
vices at Drexelius Hall tomorrow alter
noon.
Fifty.four marriage licenses were issned
last month. The cv0l weather brings the
boys to time.
A marriage license was granted last night
to Ananias Stiles and Julia Beard, both oil
West CovingtOn.
The item in this mornings papers did not
refer to the CovingtOn police, but it would
be in order all the same.
A poor demented man was caught last
night and placed in jail. lie has suit OF
Frankfort stripes Oh him.
Perkins & Senour will remove their to-
bacco factory in the house Oh the corner OF
Sixth and Scott streetS
The Internal Revenue collections in the
Sixth District during the month Of N0veni-
Der amounted to $3.50, 100 "a.
Mr.. c. II. Ramsey left last night for At
lanta, Ga, to settle up the estate OF his
father. who died few months ago.
Rev. J. T. Dnbbns pastor of the Union
NJ. L. Church, recently appointed, will
preach his first sermon tomorrow morn
ing
We understand. that If the coal famine
lasts another " eek the Licking Rollins-mill
will be compelled to shut Oft the night
turn.
POLICE CoURT.-George Riggs, drunk, 81;
Mary MOriarity, same, "a; Thomas Woods
mot the C'nlrac or) was dismissed Oh the
charge Of disurderly conduct.
Dennis Carroll jumped upon the table
last night when Murphy says, Your name
| is Dennis. Faith, don't know me name is
| Dennis. Hasn't been Dennis for forty
| learsl
Meyers Wire-works wagon ran off yester-
day evening, poKed its nose violently
through Mrs O. ltitt's window at Twelfth
and Scott streets, and demolished glass and
sash, aud in part, the wagon too.
Mr.. r. II Rnmsey leaves this morning for
two weeks visit tn Augusta, Ga, on busi-
ness His absence at next School Board
meeting will be only his third in his whole
eigat years of service as Trustee.
Marshal GoodSon this morning received a
| letter from the Marshal of CT at tanooga con-
tanning an account of the killing Of one
William J. Mclaughlin who is supposed to
reside in this city. He was stealing ride
on train at the time of the accident.
John StolIers is not to he behind in pub.
lie spirit. and is making extensive prepara-
tions for Il grand display Of meats at his
meat store, in Moser & Williams, N 8. 6
and II West Seventh street. He received
two sheep yesterday, whose aggregate
weights amount to over five hundred
pounds. His Christmas beef will weigh
thirty-five hundred.
RELlGIous-The protracted meeting al
he FiIth-street Christian Church will b,
continued during next week, Rev. G. W
Yancey. If Louisville. doing the preaching
Monday evening, and afterward Rev. G. A.
Bartholomew. the pastor. will preach to
morrow. Morning sui ject: "Who is on tlt
Lords Side" Evening subject: Sin" A
number OF new members will be received
during the morning service.
The Enquirer contains the following true
account about Constable Tom Dunn: One
If the sw weetest of all the stories under hi.
head is that Of Constable Tom Dunn, who
by the way, is one of the best o.
| ,,fAo nd <I xff fnlI ii 4
these graces, and has added for some time
ler that was, is the bride alleged, and rea
good wife she will make. If this story i
true, Tom and Mary we're welded about
in Cincinnati, and the rest of the litti,
romance is that they propose going tt
housekeeping next spring.
To the Editor of the Star:
CATHEDRAL. CovISaToN. KY, Oct. 81
l879.-Simple justice requires me to stat
that the statement Of certain member o
Council in yesterday evenings meetin.
lacks the essential element, viz: that o
truth. Mr.. John kearney did not pile lii
upon lie to induce Bishop Toebbe, ETC., etc
Bishop Toebbe signed the protest agains
the sewer proprio moter. lie admires. IN
deed, the enterprising spirit of the Emer,
| DTOGucTS. uuL Cdll ilOt uuOIO W pay
work which is only for their benefit
A. NJ. ToEBBE, Bishop of Covingion.
FISH CuLrURE-A number of citizens in
terested in fish culture met at the Mayor
office last night. A constitution similar t.
that of the Cuyier Club Of Cincinnati wa
! adopted, and the following gentlemen wer
r appointed as committeeman: First Ward
John Benton; Second Ward, II. C. White
Til Ward, H. Bostwick; Fourth Ward
! H. P. Whitaker and w. L. Grant; Fift
E Ward, J. Bryant and A. Davezac; Sxt
Ward. NJ. L. Roberts; Seventh Ward. Joh
: Phillips; Eighth Ward, Charles J. Tranto,
Ninth Ward, II. Van Boken; Indeper
dence, w. B. Wilson; ST. Johns, Joh
I.eathers; SCOTS, James Wren; Bracht
Station, C. L. Carlisle; Grants Bend. lie
White; Ludlow, M. Fl. Bentley Banklicl
! L. Herndon; Morning View, VIM. Thre
+ keld. The Club will be known as the Al
, dubon Club, and will hold meeting o
e next Saturday night for the purpose {
electing officers.