The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

SVhtNoAONs
Naomi Lodge, No. 129 /. o. o. F., will
visit the West Eld Lodge tonight
MIR. R. S. Ricl ardson was yesterday elect
ed Superintendent OF the Puor-hOuse.
Mr.. Theo. F. Halam and Colonel James
W. Bryan left last night for Frankfort, Ky.
The breach of peace case...against Louis
Smith was continued in the Police Court
this morning.
MATRIMoNIAL-Mr. Peter Rogers and Miss
Mary A. BALI. both of this city, were mar
ried last night at the Cathedral.
Mr. J. I. Sommer, of Cincinnati, and Miss
Sophia Gantenberg, of COvington. were
welded yesterday afternoon at the Mother
of God Church.
The Magistrates-them good old liberal
souls-allowed themselves their salary yes
terday at the Court of Claims, out of this
years allowance.
BULLY Boy BARTHoLoMEw.-Rev. o. A.
Bartholomew leaves next Monday for Fal-
mouth, when he will preach in the Chris
tian Church at that place.
A Lexington correspondent says that
Father Major leaves soon for the South, and
that Father Bent, of Covington, takes
charge OF the Lexington Parish.
The Enterprise Dancing Circle benefit
ball for John Kenifeck and sister at Drex-
elius Hall, and the City Circus at the Court
house, are the attractions for tonight.
The Kenton Insurance Company, at a
meeting of the Drectors. held few davs
ago, increased the capital stock from $780,
600 to 5000, 900, an increase of 80 per cent.
The Court of Claims elected DR.. VIM. c.
Jones as District Physician of Ludlow, Dr.
Waite for South CovingtOn, DIR. Eugene
Wright for Independence, DR.. Spillman for
Canton, DR.. Ellis for Stepheson's District.
The Falmouth Independent tains the
following: "Mrs. McCord returned from
Covington on Saturday. Her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Chandler, lost two children from
scarlet fever last week. On the day that
the last one died, Mrs. Chandler was con-
fined and gave birth t. daughter. A yer,
| uncommon occurrence, as well as sad
one. In this case, the birth occurred at
mon, and the death before sunset"
Felix's FIx.-Some time since Felix
Thoman filed suit against Mary Thoman
for divorce A divorce ad mensa ct thoro
from bed and board was granted, which
was not an absolute divorce. Felix, ignor-
ant of the cruel law, married last summer
a lady in Cincinnati and is now in the
Brigham Young style and has two legal
wives living. He asks the Chancery Court
to relieve him from his strange predica-
ment.
In the County Court at Independence
yesterday the salary of County Attorney
Wise was increased 800 per annum. The
salary of the County Judge was fixed at
$3.50, an increase of $50. One of the most
abominable outrages that alleged Court
did was to cut the perquistcs of the
County Clerk. He is one of the most
faithful that Kenton County ever had and
to increase Judge Phelps and the County
Attorney s salary was an imposition on the
public. What they have done to have theil
salary raised is mystery to us.
An important deed was lodged for RECORD
yesterday, deed from the Ludlow heir
to Post & Co.,, Cincinnati, for two lots o
ground in Ludlow, bounded by the Rive
Road, Elm street, Main street and new
street unnamed, one lot containing l S.
100 acres, and the other nine-tenths Of al
acre; also the privilege of laving water
pipes to the river. The consideration i
that Post 4 Co. erect factory buildings cost
ing not less than $4,000 within one year
and maintain the same not less than on,
year.
The Rev. J. Y. Dobbns of Camden, New
Jersey, the new pastor of Union Methods
Church, is expected to arrive in few day
and minister in tha' church on Sunday, tn,
I'd of November The church authoritie
have snapped the Casey property adjoinin.
the church on Greenup street for tie Thos
Prter property, opposite, and $780, ant
will Use the latter as a parsonage. Rev. d
Fl. Moore, of Wesleyan College, Cincinnati
vill occupy the pulpit next Sunday, boil
morning and evening.
POLICE CouRT-Officers Lawrence AM
ODonell were booming last night in the at
resting line. The slate contains the name
of six of their victims Ed. Farrell tn
man who struck Nose Pierce. was fined s63
Thomas W. Sanford, who had little mis-
understanding with Bridgeman. the bar
her, was fined "a, and Bridgeman was als
fined 81. Rover Wright and Mat
tie Williams, two ''coons" a
: black as the ace of spades. wer
/ caught in the act of fornicatlng and wer
fined s23 each. which entities them to forty
six days each on the stone pile. Miss Will
ians is about forty years of age and Rove
Wright is about eighteen. Rover has beel
: trying to shake her. but the old ga
, wouldn't have it, and this morning sh
armed herself with razor and proceeded t.
, Rover's house and cut all of his clothing N
, and then hunted up Rover. and was abou
to cut his head off when VIM. Senour cam
along and took them to quay, with tn
above result.
CHANcERY CHIPs.-Marie E. 8. Ransom
; AGAINST c. H. Bronson, &c, defendant Bron
son moved to strike out of the petition tn
| allegation that lien was reserved for un
psid ;,nrchase money in tie deed from B
, Is Hardin to the late Mrs. 4. P. Ransom
The deed recites the consideration to hav
been "s6, 500 paid and to be paid" but fur
ther along it is written that $4,000, wit
certain interest is the only part Of the con
sideration remaining unpaid, and that
is represented by mortgage given prev
ously bv Hardin and now held by G. Il
,, Connely. The motion to strike out make
the point that no purchase money lien
, retained in the deed.
: w. l.. Grant against W. P. Simrall. DE-
! murrer to petition overruled and answe
, filed. The answer not being in Court W
car not state its contents.