The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-16
OVER THE BRIDGE
COVINGTON.

LaurelS tonight at DreXelius Hail. and
Jake Bush's benefit picnic at Rudde's Gar
den.
Police CoURT.-Pat. Sullivan, drunk, 81;
Ben. Pugh, failing to put up signal light,
continued.
The Florence Dramatic Club will hold a
ladies reception at their elegant suite OF
rooms Thursday evening.
Joe Van Luenen yelled at his two broth
ers yesterday, when he entered his store,
Brothers, you are both uncles."
| In the County Court this morning VIM.
D. Brent, Public Administrator, qualified
as administrator of the estate of Bridget
Conroy.
The Pke-street merchants will play a lot
of school children game of baseball this
evening. They are bound to beat some
body.
1t was mischevious little body that
caused Mr.. Theo. +. Hallam to advertise
that his wife had lost diamond setting
| 1t has been recovered.
"Mr. Sheriff." yelled the Circuit Judge,
| "ferret out that sleeper and oust him. l
cant render decision when there is such
almighty snoring in the housep'
A man named Mart. Wayman, who re-
| SIDES on Fourth street, an employe at Hud-
sons tobacco shop, had two fingers on his
right hand severed to-day by cutting ma
chine.
Mr.. J. J. Calvin, our venerable wharf
master, celebrated the golden anniversary
of his marriage last Sunday, and many were
the warm congratulations extended the
happy couple.
Marketmaster England is kept busy now
adays regulating our markets, which, by the
way, are exceedingly large. This morning
there were over fifteen hundred market
stalls occupied.
Paddy Casey, was at the ball last night,
and the way the girls were caught by that
mustache was a caution. Paddy's mother has
dispensed with the use of milk strainer
since his upper lip is fourishing.
| Roxy Russell evidently thinks the people
of Covington green. He told about five
hundred OF them last night in Odd-fellows
Hall that he had lust come over" His
singing illustrated that. Ayaunt Roxy.
Odd-fellows Hall was crowded last night
to its utmost capacity to witness the enter
| tainment for the benefit Of Johnny Morgan.
liC pdi tiClp pdlto dCQulGJtu tIeI-
selves in an admirable manner and hand
some sum was realized for Johnny. The
jolly crowd present all enjoyed themselves
in Terpsichorean exercises after the per-
formances. Give another, boys.
| MILLER's MAsH.-There was a rattling
fight in Fred. Meyers new cellar on Madison
street, between Pete Miller, of Newport,
and Frank Christ, of this city, both stone
masons. Christ has been spelling to lick
Miller for the past week, and he jumped
him this morning and forgot to measure
his pHgilistic abilities, and the result was
that Christ was most beautifully licked by
Miller.
CIRCUIT COURT. R. Kidwell against
VIM. Gildehaus, verdict for defendant and
judgment for costs.
NJ Goetz's administrator against Louis
vile, Cincinnati u Lexington Railroad
Company. Bill Of evidence filed and ap-
peal granted.
john Been against David Serena, for
damages for false arrest. In progress.
GOING FOR GYPsIEs.-For the past two
weeks there has been located in South Gov
ington band of Gypsies that have been
committing all sorts of depredations. The
good people of that vicinity, getting tired
of their obnoxious presence, formed vigil
ance committee last night, and armed with
double -barreled shot-guns, proceeded to
their camp early this morning and gave
them twenty minutes to pack their traps
and skin out. Suffice it to say that the ap-
pearance of the guns had the desired effect
on the Knights of Kidnappers, and they
left almost Immediately.
Bill Glore, who is the alleged Chief of the
Fire Department, has made report about