The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTON.


Miss Minnie T. Dawson is visiting rela-
tions in Owenton, KY.
St. Johns Orphan Society will celebrate
their anniversary next Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Munson, of Indianapolis is
the guest of her brother, w. H. David.
The typographical Club will give their
ball at Drexelius Hall Monday night.
Rev. W. W. Ramsey breaches his farewell
sermon at Union M. E. Church tomorrow.
Rattle for a gold watch at Joe Johnson's,
tonight, for the benefit of MichaelsFlynn.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe left last night
for Frankfort, KY, on visit through the
Diocese.
Catherine Conroys, administrator, files
suits against the heirs for settlement of
the estate.
Mr.. Harry Stacey and wife, of Indian
apolis are the guests of the family of Mr..
Henry Ranshew.
Senator Stevenson and wife left last night
Tor New York to accompany their daughter
nome on her return from Europe.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Weatherby
on the l7th inst. at Paris KY.
The docket of the Chancery Court for
the November term closed last night with
e1ghty-seven new appearances.
A man named Jay Cox was brought in
to-day by Deputy Marshal Healy and
Bishops express wagon too drunk to talk.
The new pastor of the Union M. E. Church
VIII nrnaph hio fret
week: He is said to be a very eloquent
preacher.
A marriage license was issued to-day to
Dennis J. Murphy, of Newport, aged thirty
three, and Johanna Murphy, aged twenty
six, of this city.
There will be hell at Drexeius Hall to-
night and heaven tomorrow afternoon. The
hell will consist of dance tonight, and
the heaven will be illustrated in divine SER
vices.
There were two insignificant alarms of
fires Yesterday. The public pensioners were
there with their usual promptness that is
after somebody else had put the fire out for
them.
Mr.. A. H. Gerhard, the polite and ef-
1clent collector on the Suspension Bridge,
is an applicant for the position of mail
agent on the X. G. Railroad, with fair
prospect of success.
Policy George Smith is home from New
York. He went out riding while he was
away and his vehicle collided with lamp.
post and OF course George had flat gig"
but it broke him all up.
Mr.. Ben. Zurburg and Miss Lizzie Decker
will be married next Tuesday morning at
st. Joseph's Church. On the same day Mr.
James F. Carr and Miss Lizzie Rusche will
be married at st. Johns Church.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. j. Frank
Grause to Joseph Schromeyer, Lot No. GA
in Ludlow estate, 125 feet front on Ludlow
street, by 1875 deep; $500.
Same to Ferdinand Robson, Lot No. g.
fronting 25 feet front on Linden street by
l25 deep; $500.
Our Billy Swein, who had little trouble
with Miss Laura Brennan in this cfty sew.
eral months ago. is in trouble at Saginaw
City, Mich. He sold out the stock of Cigars
OF his employers and then skipped ont. He
was finally captured after several days'
chasing by the police.
The Covington Teachers Association
held meeting yesterday and elected the
following officers: B. D. Best President:
Lizzie Pyle, Secretary and Treasurer: Miss
R. NJ. johnson, Vice President; w. G. Lord
critic. They have holy critic, and we
hope he will have mercy on them.
Mr.. J. H. Steinreide and wife were last
night rendered grand serenade at Paris.
Ky. While the musicians were PLAYING
outside fire broke out, and the engines
coming along, scattered the BOYS for
while. They returned, however, in a few
minutes, and then the beer and wine
flowed in streams.
Rev. 0. A. Bartholomew is so encouraged
by the interest shown in his recent course
of Sunday evening lectures, that he has pre-.
pared another course, the first of which |
will be delivered at his church tomorrow |
evening. 1t is entitled 1.-THE Nature and
Design of the Atonement." Mr.. Bartholo- |
news morning subject will be The Jew
ish Tabernacle"
Myrtle Lodge, No. 5, of K. of P. assisted
by number OF delegates from Newport
and Cincinnati last night conferred the
INITIAL degree on number of applicants.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies the
entire party, numbering about seventy-five,
ouJouI hOu W weaver ., WneTe Cney dis |
cussed an elegant repast amid the popping
of champagne corks and generous flow Of
POLICE CoURT.-Mary Burning was blind
staving drunk last night, and yelling like
wild Indian when the big Chief came along
and put her behind the bars to watch |
Tommy's gray pets play cotton. She was
given punch In a coupon this morning
and ordered over the big suspension.
Mary Welsh lays out 81 fine for
Trunk.
Thurston Grey was arrested last night on
warrant charging him with assault. He
was dismissed on promise of good behavior.
A little boy named Morris was fined SO
md costs for stealing wood from Culbert-
'on's lumber-yard.
Mr.. John Griffin, a highly popular and
clever young man formerly of this CITY,
9ut now of Toledo, is the guest of Mr..
John McGill.
NEWPORT.
skinny" Smith paid his fine this morn
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