The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTON.

Mr.. George @. Lightfoot and wife, OF Fai-
mouth. are in the city.
The affable clerk of Don Cupid is what
the Trade List calls County Clerk Bristow.
The new ferry boat for the West End is
and will be on duty next week.
Squire Mclaughlin fined Ed. Martin,
colored, So yesterday for breach OF the
peace.
The ball for the benefit of st. Patrick's
Church takes place on the 18th inst. at Drex-
elius Hall.
Dave McCarley, safe-keeper, was sent
over the big Suspension Bridge this morn
ing by Marshal Goodson.
Senator James B. Beck, of Lexington,
KY, who arrived from Washington, d. G.,
last night, is in town visiting his friends.
Col. Amos Shinkle yesterday sold lot
fronting so feet on the southwest corner OF
Fifth and Garrard to Stella +. Ernst for
81, 500.
The rolling mill BOYS are going to have a
big time at their ball NJ onday night at Drex-
elius Hall. These lads don't do things by
the halves.
Rev. Father Stallo who was ordained a
priest in st. Francis Church, in Cincinnati
Yesterday, will celebrate his first mass at
Mother uf God Church tomorrow morning.
REAL EsTATE-samuel J. Riddle to Mrs.
Jane Reilly, both of .Covington, lot % by
100 feet, on west side OF Russell street, AZ
feet north of Thirteenth street, Covington;
81, 500.
At the meeting of the Water-works
Board yesterday claims to the amount OF
1892 80 were allowed. The Treasurer's
report showed a balance on hand of
1881 OF.
John Warner was yanked in yesterday by
Cop. Casey, the capper, for cramping on
market basket on the corner of Third and
Madison streets He was fined $5 by the
Mayor for trespassing.
Mr.. Edward Petty is a candidate for re-
election to the School B ard from the
Sixth Ward. Mr.. Petty has been valua-
BILE member, and the people would do we'll
to send him back again.
Rev. Benjamin H. Stubbins, pastor of the
Main-street NJ. f. Church, will preach to-
morrow morning on Character Before
Work." and in the evening he will lecture
on ''The Value of Labor"
Fl. Worthington against City of Coving-
ton enjoining collection of tax for Edward
street improvement injunction perpetuated
as to half the value of the lots and lien al
lowed city as to other half. Worthington
appeals.
Padeene Casey, the policeman, is lover
OF lamb-fries and gets Brady, the ucher,
to fix them up for him. But that new set
cf teeth Paddy has in his jaws is substitu-
ted for the ones he pulled out over his last
meal on lamb-fries.
A number of friends of Rev. Samuel
Burgess are endeavoring to have him as
signed to the First Baptist Church, in this
city. Mr.. Burgess is said to be an eloquent
pulpit orator, and a strong advocate of
Christian doctrines.
Mr.. ]. r. Stephenson is candidate for
the Office of City Sealer and Gauger Mr..
Stephenson is Democrat to the ackbone,
and his party owe him an office for the
manful support he has given them in the
past five Years. He is q cripple with a
large family and stands in actual need of
some public favor.
Here's where we win: Blonde O'Hare
says Bouncer McGraw has a young son at
his house, and says that if bis statements
are not true he will buy the reporter new
hat. Bouncer denies than an heir has
arrived at mis- throne OF happiness, and
says if Blonde tells the truth he will buy
the reporter suit of clothes.
The case of Hugh Campbell and E. Cum
Minis against the Trustees Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad was called in the Chan
Gerry Court this morning, J. G. B. Simrall
for the defendants and Carlisle, Stevenson
and other for the plaintiffs. The suit is for
1928, 900 for alleged Extra work done on the
White Elephant.
Capt. l.. Barney, one of the most sensible
editors in these digsins, says to keep Jimmy
Virgins in the office of City Collector as il
he Captain always knows whereof he
speaks, for Jimmy Virgins will be elected
by sweeping majority, and the people
terest.
Good st. Peter was called again this
moring to swing open the golden gate and
admit the spirit of Willie Farrell, that was
carried away by the cruel messenger oil
death, from his home No. 1862 Eleventh
street, this morning. The deceased was
nineteen years Of age, and was loved, hon
ored and respected by all who knew him
for his kind and companionable disposition.
His remains will be inferred from ST. Mary's
Cathedral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
He was the son of Mr.. Jas. Farrell, de
ceased.
Rev. s. w. Yancey is assisting the Rev
O. A. Bartholomew in protracted meet
ing in the Fifth-street Church, and the in
terest in the meeting is so decidedly on TIL,
increase that it has been determined to kee,
Mr.. Yancey here another week. To effec
this Mr.. Bartholomew goes to Louisvll,
to-day to fill Mr.. Yancey's pulpit there to
morrow. Mr.. Yancey will preach in til,
Fifth-strset Christian Church to-morrov
morning and evening and also this evenin,
at 7:30.
DIED IN JAIL.-Mr. John Bolan died i,
Jail this morning very suddenly. He wa
fined in the Police Court yesterday fo
some slight misdemeanor. and was workin,
on the stone pile this morning when h
swooned away and was carried out of tl
Work house to the jail, where he expire,
in fifteen minutes.
Coroner DeGruyter held an inquest ant
the jury returned verdict of death fro,,
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