The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

visiting her aunt, Miss Sarah Weidler.
Mr.. Andrew Herold son of John Herold,
Esq. died this morning at the residence OF
his parents on Pike street.
Miss Minnie Hall celebrated her birth
day last Thursday by grand party at her
homo on Thirteenth street.
The glass blowers of this city haEe
adopted resolution to work only ten
months in the year, laying off in July and
August.
The venerable VIM. Sayers, the veteran
standby of the Daily Commonwealth, cele-
brat's the sixty-frst anniversary Of his
birth to-day.
Mr.. w. L. Heating, Of Newport, andiMiss
Ada Deering daughter of Alfred Deering,
were married last night by Rev. DR.. Charles
Taylor at his residence. -. g.
RELIGIoUs.-At a meeting held by the
Trustees of the West End Mission Sunday
NIL the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Mr.. David Myles.
Henry Sommers was arrested yesterday
on the charge of assault and battery. He
had little set-to with H. Nitto and
thumped him up considerably. His case
continued until Saturday.
The Office of Mr.. J. H. Wilkerson, at the
stock-yards, was entered in broad daylight
TWO or three days ago, and the cash drawer
roobed OF its contents, which fortunately
were lnconsiderable at the time.
John Collins, of Bremen street, sawyer
IN the employ of the Covington Dock Com
pany, had his left hand badly lacerated at
the docks yesterday by band saw. He
may lose the member entirely.
POLICE CoURT-Charles Cole drunk, 81;
Henry Cassidy, failing to put out signal
light IS; Jane Morgan, breach of the peace;
&; LYDIA Ann Coleman, disorderly, s4; Mag
gle Sherman, same. dismissed; Milt. vii.
son, disorderly, $4.
The funeral of Mrs. Gates, who died from
injuries sustained by falling down a flight
of stairs, took place this morning. Her re-
mains were inferred at Highland Cemetery.
The funeral was under the supervision of
Mr.. Chas. Donnelly.
Mr.. Thomas Reed, Sr., the undertaken,
has purchased fve-hundred-dollar trotter,
which be proposes to have test honors with
Charles Donnelly's celebrated fleet-footed
stallion. This information comes from.
"Cooney" the "Pukeeve." go
STREET SUITs.-Two suits were filed yes
terday by Contractor Thomas G.. Woods
one against the City of Covington aud Lot
II, Martins addition. for SO A, and the
other against the city and Lots II to %, Bap-
tist Subdivision, for 1912. ~, tr,s.+
The residence of Mr.. E. X. Herndon, 70
West Fifteenth street, was burglarized yes
terday morning. The thief got in by pry-
Ing open back window, captured lot of
silver spoons and forks, two silver mugs, an
umbrella and a coat, all down stairs. Go
ing up stairs the noise awakened some one
i'll the house, and he skipped without any
additional plumber. r. =,
REAL ESTATE Trustees of st. Joseph's
Church, Covington, to F. J. Ortmann, lot
rs by 100 feet, south side of Austin street.
so feet west Of William street, Coyington !;
$1,l75.
Christian Gottlieb Stahl and wife to
Albert Frymann, both Of Covingtnn, lot OAK
SO etnorth side of Twelfth street, 74N feet
west OF Holman street, Coyington; 1850.
Somebody walked off behind Pat. Hes
ter's cow yesterday morning. The ferry
man saw the COW and the thief across the
river, and another person saw them on the
way that leads to the Union ock-yards,
Cincinnati. Pat. is poor man, and can't
afford to lose large red COW with a white
star on her forehead. The ferryman de-
scribes the thief as heavy-set, German
looking man.
PERsoNAL--Rev DR.. J. M. Worrall, of
Chicago, was in Covington yesterday ON his
way tn Loveland to participate in the in
stallation of his son in chutch there. The
Doctor was accompanied BY his wife.
Captain Wood Wilson, of the Kentucky
Central, has now pitched his tent perma-
nently in Covington. His residence is at
q West Ninth street.
Colonel G. B. Letcher prominent Re.
publican politician and lawyer, of Nichol-
asville, is in the city.
A telegram this morning details the
manner in which Mr.. H. A. Blackburn met
his death. He was preparing to 90 on
hunting expedition and was in the act of
taking a loaded revolver from his sons
hand when it accidentally exploded killing
him almost instantly. Dr.. J. J. Dulaney
left this morning to attend his funeral.
The deceased was son of the late DIR. J. C.
Blackburn. formerly Of this city and leaves
a wife and three children to mourn his sad
and untimely demise. He was one of the
wealthiest citizens of his neigborhood and
had endeared himself to the people bv
the illustration Of his many fine traits Of
character.
CHANcERY CoURr.-R. H. Balls executor
against R. H. Balls heirs, &C.; decree that
the rents accrued prior to October s, 1878
when the present suit for settlement was
filed, belong to the heirs and devisees, and
that the rents subsequent to the date of the
Commissioner sale of the realty are assets
for the payment of debts. From the
former clause of this order the creditors ap-
peal to the Court of Appeals.
G. Kearns against Caleb Carpenter, &c.
lien adjudged to plaintiff for $500 unpaid
purchase money on property No. 20 East
Tenth rect, and defendants given until
next term to pay the money, in default of
which sale will be ordered.
Geo. Phillips heirs against J. C. Blick,
&c. motions to strike out and demurrers
by defendants Dudley. Robinson, Blick,
First National Bank and Kenton Insurance
Company, overruled. s,7'Nci
Martha Furber, &C., against Samuel
Creaghead &C.; partition deeds to preperty
held in partnership by Creaghead andsJ. N.
Furber, deceased, acknowledged and ap-
proved Ht
J. E. Stevenson. &C., against H. Martin,