The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-19
OVER THE BRIDGE.


Harvev Myers, ESQ.,. returned home last
evening from Louisville.
Patsy Brown proposes to make things
lively for the iailership.
Heinrich Schmeers qualified as guardian
OF M. Kreutzjan's children.
W. E. Ashbrook will not be a candidate
for Council in the Fourth Ward.
There is said to be a case Of smallpox on
Trevor street. between Scott and Greennp.
Mr. Ed. Murphv's friends want it under
stood that he is still on the track for Street
Commissioner.
POLICE CouRr.-Robert Jordan, drunk, |
s.; John Williams and. Pat. Flanagan, safe |
keepers. dismissed.
There will be market all day Wednesday
next at Seventh street. There will be no
market on Christmas Day
Marshal Goodson turned over to the City
Treasurer 1862 yesterdy, being the amount
of fines collected last week.
Diedrich Martin took out a license YES
terday to wed Sophia Aupke If Martin
died rich he should surely live rich.
Owing to the illness of Mrs John T. Sui
livan, the Model Cooking Club have post
poned their meeting until after the Holi-
days.
Tickets are ont announcing Mr.. G. L.
Brown as candidate for City Clerk. The
tickets are bogus and were printed for the
"Bleeders."
The case of F. Scherinehausen against
Constable Tom Dunn was called in Squire
McLaughin's Court to-day and taken un-
der advisement
Poor old honest and faithful Jack
City Sealer and Gauger. While Jack Eng
land will not have any trouble at all.
In the Circuit Court yesterday Isaac El-
liston, of Newport, sued Thomas Keeveny
for $3.50 on account of brick work done for
him on the new Spillman Building on Mad
ison street.
In the United States Court L. N. Trenary
& Bro. of Adams County, Ohio, sued Flick
, lin Bros, of Kentucky, for $543 on account
OF lumber for the building of wharf at
Maysville.
The social meetings at the Florence Bap-
tist Church is progressing favOrably under
, the guidance of Rev. J. NJ. Kirtly. Twelve
b converts were baptized in Bleck's Pond
t yesterday.
Q Henry Wirth, living at 10 Bush street.
and working at the Licking Rolling Mil,
y had his leg broken in the course of his
1 work Yesterday. DR.. Kearns rendered the
d surgical aid.
: Governor Blackburn yesterday pardoned
= William Mount, convicted of breaking into
Kentucky Central Railroad car with in.
tent to steal and sentenced to two years.
: He served nine months.
!. Mike Farrell, who is confined in Jail fol
;. an assault on one Ogden. we think ha.
!, been sufficiently punished. He IS simply
IS confined for defending the rights of young
lady, and the Governor should pardon
Il him.
5, A genial and congenial little invited
u company gathered at the hospitable hous
d of Dr. Charles Kearns last night, enjoye.
It greatly a rehearsal given by the music clas
, of Miss E. w. Scott, assisted by Miss Mar.
How.
I, Gov. Blackburn has remitted 5000 OF tn
~ $500 fine imposed on Mr.. Mart. d. Wayma
~ by the Criminal Court last November l
. is probable that all of the fine will be re
~ mitted when the case has been properl,
-. considered.
c. The habeas corpus case Of Willis Renake
'g was called before Judge Perkins this morn
ing. The prisoner was dismissed on tn
ID grounds that a Magistrate has no right t
n hold prisoner longer than after the frs
to term OF the Criminal Court subsequent t.
e. his conviction.
Rev. Father Lambert, the ever-peasan
"third estate' of the Cathedral realm cele
brated yesterday his wooden wedding witt
III the Church--the fifth anniversary of hi
IL ordination to the priesthood. A modes
T. collation. and some mild cigars were dis
ze cussed early in the evening"
or julius Parker, bad nigger was on
M most excellent drunk last night, and raise
big war on Pike street. Officers Rome
lie and Crockett brought him in, and th
ct morning he was arraigned before the Nave
e. and fined $115 for carrying conceale
he weapons, breach of the peace and maliciou
'le destruction Of property.
~ The following officers elected last nigh
by Olive Lodge, No. 83, will be installe
Thursday evening: A. s. Fort. Dictator
A. s. Gentry, Vice Dictator; Assistant Di
On tator, J. Knickerbocker; Treasurer, J.
Wood Reporter. ]. @. Adams; Financi
Reuorter, C. H. Schrigsins; Guide, J. Re
singer; Guardian, P. r. Collins; Sentine
Is. D. Joseph; Trustees, W. Rude, ]. 1
W.,od and W. H. Kemper; Alternate, J.
Adams.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Rs.-Peter Senor
and Thomas Senour to H. F. Blase. lot Al
by 95 feet, northwest corner of Sixth sire,
and the alley west Of Madison stree
$3.50.
Master Commissioner, for Lewis C. an
Rettie G. Simmons to Sue B, Simmon
parts Of Lots Nos. l2O and 121, r. Patton
Subdivision, fronting ~ feet on the we
side of Mary street, $1,000.
julius II. Deglow to Thos. Berger, Fl,
wears lease with the privilege of eight, O
*, Lots Nos. 3 and s. the l.. Stoll propert
is: one 27N by 1870 feet, south side of Montagr
street, and the other 43H by 12O feet, sout
side of Lewis street; also with the pri
,ra ;les.o ,f .,urcLasa within the eicEt years ,