The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

COHHN6GONs
Six mad dogs were killed at Burlington
Saturday.
Miss Judith Stevenson returned Saturday
from New York.
Mr.. Jack Sommers and Miss Sophia Gau-
tenburg will be married Wednesday.
The Mystic Masquerade takes place at
Drexelius Hall ON the Sd of November.
The Court of Claims and County Court
are in session to-day at Independence.
There will be an oyster supper at the
Maln-street M. L. Church tomorrow even
ing
The Mozart Singing Choir will give one
OF their grand balls at Turner Hall on the
30th inst.
Misses Rosa and Mary Renner have re-
turned from a three-months' sojourn at
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Miss Lille Andrews, who has been visit
ing Miss Jennie Gray, returned to her home
IN Maysyille this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Casey will leave to-
day for Denver, COL, where Mr.. Casey will
take charge of a dry goods store.
In the County Court this morning Belle
Martin was granted divorce from E. w.
Martin, on the ground of failing to provide.
Mr.. John s. Harrison leaves in day or
two for st. Louis, where he proposes to
make his home and business headquarters.
Colonel Robert D. Crigler, and Mr.. Amos
Mardis leave to-day for Denver, Col.
Mr.. Mardis expects to remain in business
there.
Deputy Marshal Sam. Cochran has. gone
to the Kentucky Mountains again in search
OF "moonshiners." Sam. does the business
well.
The Enterprise Dancing Circle haYe en-
gagged Thompson's Band for their elegant
dress party Thursday night at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Preparations many and minute are going
forward for the Catholic Fair in December
next. 1t will be one of the social affairs OF
the season.
James W. Carter aged twenty-one and
Leyina n. Zumalt, aged twenty-one, both
OF Harrison County, were married at the
National Hotel this morning.
There was fire this morning in the
frame house Cn the corner of Fifth and
Main streets, but fortunately Mike O'Haro
put it out before the pensioners arrived to
do any damage.
st. Johns Orphan Society celebrated its
anniversary yesterday by handsome pro.
cesslon and special sermon at the Mother
OF God Church. The Knights of st. George
turned out with them.
REAL ESTATE TRANsfER.-Jos, Kinder to
Peter Keller, Jr., undivided one-third of
Lots 222 and, 223 in Sehon's subdivision.
South Covington, 66 by 100 feet, in con-
slderatlon of release of purchase money.
A chorus class has been formed from the
pupils of the First Presbyterian Sunday.
school, under the charge of Prof. Vance,
assisted by Misses Annie Montgomery and
Sue Brent. 1t meets every Friday evening.
In the County Court Saturday, William
Hoffman and August Burger resigned as
executors of the will of Anton Hotfhaus.
deceased, and Anton Hoffhaus, Jr., quail.
fed as administrator with the will annexed.
and as guardian OF John Hoffhaus, minor.
Bishop Thomas U. Dudley, of the Ken.
lucky Protestant Episcopal Diocese. is px.
pected in Covington to begin his regular
ministrations in Trinity Church Parish on
the first Sunday in next month. He will
probably stay here until Christmas or New
Year, and be the guest of Hon. J. W. Ste-
venSOn.
1t is rumored that H. s. Percival will be
candidate for City Collector against O. J.
Virgins. We think that Mr.. Percival is a
political corpse, and he will find himself
so if he runs against Our jim, for he is
bound to be elected by sweeping MAORI.
ty, and the public will find that he will
fill the office with credit to himself and
constituents, and his books will not have
to be corrected.
POLICE CoURT.-The cold weather kept
the boys in yesterday and our police had
little to do but to keep look out for the
gopher blowers. Ellen Viner and Frank
Huffman were both gloriously drunk and
were mnlcted 81 each; Patsy Carey allowed
his mouth to get control of him Saturday
and abused the Marketmaster shamefully.
He failed to put in an appearance to-day at
the Police Court, and the Marketmaster
brought him down and his bail was fixed at
$40; August Fielder, breach of the peace,
was mulcted So.
The meetings of the Grand Lodge and
Grand Chapter at Louisville. this week at
tract, of course. the brilliant luminaries of
Masonry in Covington to the Falls City, as
usual. Covington Commandery and Colo
mel Clay Lodge will be represented BY ]. P.
Harbick, Golden Rule and J. s. Lyle, Cow
ington Lodge 100, by D. Ashworth, and the
Order of High Priesthood by Grand Vice
President H. Bostwick and Grand Recorder
L. D. Croninger. The distinguished repre-
sentatives, except one, left for Louisville
last night.
Paddy Nolan, who is wanted here, is at
st. Louis.
The receints of the ferry boats auerane