The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.


Mr.. James McCourt leaves tomorrow on
q visit to Catlettsburg, Ky.
Some thief cramped on the overcoat OF
Israel Cheney, at the Stock-yards. yes
terday.
DR.. DeGruyder has made DR.. T. N. Wise
a present Of a new hat for q birthday
present
The ball for the benefit of Mr.. Thomas
Steele takes place next Monday at Drex-
e)ius Hall.
The Masonic fraternity of this city are
for huge concert to be held
next month.
Mr. John McCourt will make the race for
School Trustee in the Eighth Ward against
Mr.. Fred. Sellers.
Mr.. e. ]. Hickey and Mr. A. Degginer
left this morning on a business trip to
Williamstown, KY.
Mr.. R. T. Gray is q candidate for School
Trustee in the Sixth Ward. He can beat
Ed. Pettey though.
Ed. Mackey was thrown from horse near
his home on Willard street Saturday and
suffered broken arm.
Williams new Directory has made its ap-
pearance. 1t is neatly gotten up, and is
remarkable for its accuracy.
Mr.. VIM. Hall has completed his contract
in erecting the wall for the staying of the
Water-works pumping house.
Mitchell & Tranter will start their big
steel mill in operation this week. 1t will
employ over two hundred hands.
The appraisers of the estate of Theodore
II oiIa ho MI lotoI thar Tho
total appraisements amount to 1895 30.
Officer Mike O'Hara lost his silver star
last night. ANY one returning it to the
Marshal's Office will be suitably rewarded.
The marriage of Miss Bowen the school
teacher, and Mr.. Heaford, of Montgomery
street, is announced to take place Christmas
week.
The scans and hoodlums are mixed np in
scandal concerning young lady on Lynn
street. The victim has not yet been Sc
lected.
Twenty-six converts were baptized at
Pleasant Ridge Owen County. last week.
The result of the able efforts OF Rev. J. G.
Tunson.
A little child of Mr.. H. Lemker, who
resides on the Madison Pike, was badly
scaded yesterday by kettle Of water turn
ing over on it.
Henry Haake. ESQ.,, editor of the Cincin-
natl Volksfreund, honored Covington with
visit yesterday evening, and supped at
Weavers restaurant.
Captain Charles Reed leaves this morn
ing for the golden citv of st. Francisco on
the placid waters OF the Pacific, where he
nrOpOsps tn an tor iptO huaipoaq
In the County Court this morning James
Bradbury, administrator of the estate of
the widow of Gilbert Bradbury, refused to
qualify, and J. P. Patton was appointed in
his place.
Mr.. Chas. Donnelly has declined to make
the race for Council in the Seventh Ward.
But Reuben need not think that he is going
tn have il all to himself A Mr.. Frazier is
to be his opponent
Mr.. John Dudley. one OF the ornaments
CT Coyington high life, attained his majori-
ty Sunday and celebrated his arriving at
mans estate and the rights of citizenship
by small and jolly dinner party.
REAL EsTATE.-James Thompson, of Nays
vile. tn w. w. Henderson, of Covington,
| Lot 43Hx130 feet, northeast corner Tenth
and Madison streets, Covington; not north
west corner, as was enormously reported
Saturday.
Rev. Samue! Burgess, one OF the most ell
oqnent and effective reviyalists in Northern
Kentucky, begins series OF meetings this
week at the Banklck Baptist Church. Mr..
Burgess was raised in Covington and is we'll
known here. He is the Moody of Ken
lucky.
Early yesterday morning as Officer Wen
ger wended his way around the beat he
heard noise in the new and not vet occu-
pied house of Mr.. Absalom Ellis, on Third
street, west of Madison street. Constitut-
ing himself committee of one to investi-
gate, he went in and caught Charles Newell
in suspicious connection with lot of lead
pipe belonging to the house. The officer at
once larnessed the offender and drove him
in. His trial takes place this afternoon.
MAYORS MONDAY MATINEE you
there. Moriarity?" yelled the Mayor this
morning. "Av coorse am, Yer Honor"
came faint squeak from one corner of the
room; "and yell bet yer swate life that
it ill be dark day fwhen get drunk
agin, Yer Honor, and then hope we'll
| meet in heaven" "Go and sin no more"
said the good Mayor, "and don't mix your
sperits with billed oysters" Mary went
tottering out of the room. muttering, "Me
heart is broke, and I'll die soon, from
coming into the Coort-room, listening to
Mickey Bolan, who can tell lies as fast as
racehorse can run." Rudolph Tunsing,
disorderly conduct, 81; Edward Davis
breach of the peace, SIS.
The will of Allen Rich was admitted to
probate this morning. The testator de-
vises that a COW, horse and spring wagon
and the earnings thcrefrom during the
present winter shall be given to James Il
Bell, and his son William to superintend
it. Also gives to Jane e. Bell furniture
sufficient housekeeping for herself and
small children. To his sons Tom and Ira
he beoueaths one bed and bedding. A
farm in Persimmon Grove in Campbell
County, is to be equally divided among all
of his children. After January, 1880,
Thomas C. Rich is to have horse and
wagon, and the personal property is to be
divided equally among all of his children.
A claim against the Government, in case it
is collected, is to be divided among all OF
his children. e ..
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