The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyIN0TON.


Shelby streets.
A deed was lodged for record yesterday |
from w. G. Allen, assignee OF Il. c. Reiss, |
to Charles Reiss, conveying to said Charles
the drugstore property of said Il. Q. In con- |
of 500 cash and 81, 900 in three
months, with six per cent interest.
A power of attorney was filed in the
County Clerks Office yesterday from John |
Rees and John w. Boughner to II. H. Mat |
thews, empowering said Matthews to sell
for them the right to manufacture and sell
work under their patent. improvement in |
glass patterns;" said Rees and Boughner to
receive as royalty three cents on each piece
sold, payable at the end of each month
At the meeting of the United States
Gaugers Association of this District, held
Monday evening at the United States Court
house, the following officers were chosen to
serve for the ensuing year: President, w. l..
Israel; Vice President, b. T. Riggs; Secro-
tary, +. NJ. Nixon; Treasurer, J. ID. Eaton.
The officers-elect adopted resolution to
have little banquet next Monday evening.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS john
ston, of Chicago. to James McEtee, of Gov
ington, lot 25 by 146 on narth side of
EOui VII otiVOp, loV i0SS WSos VA APA--S
street, Covington; 500.
Henry Worthington to A. L. Greer and
Thomas Greer, both of Covington, lot 30 BY
60 feet part of Lot Ill. back of Greer's
Block, between Fourth and Market streets,
Covington; 800.
Bernard Johnson and wife Bernardina to
Bernard SchoiuakeL both of COvington,
east part of Lot 40, Block 22N. Johnston
and Rlssell's subdivision, Covington; $50
f. S. Wallace and wife, of Springfield
Ohio, to Charles Demmen, of Kenton
County. five years lease of 176 acres, place
called Gatewoodd near Phillips at $500 per
year.
Mr.. Frank Catch, of Middletown, O., is
in the city.
"Slickl Well, We should extemporize"
remarked crowd about Capt Goodson's
boys in blue.
The congregation of st. Patrick's Church
are arranging for grand ball at Drexeius
Hall on the 10th inst.
Col. Joe Brookshaw is the new bookkeep-
er at the COvingt n Stock Yard. Joe is the
boy that can till the position.
Billy Due, the tonsorial artist is going
off with Billy Brown on the same matri-
rionial stage. What picnic the boys will
have.
Miss Anna Kidd, of Lexington, KY, who
has been visiting Miss Lille Green for tie
past week, has returned home. Miss Kidd
is one of the leaders of society in Lexing-
ton and is possessed of more natural
beauty than any other lady in the Blue
Grass r. gions. Her conversational powers
are word .rful.
Mr.. Calvin b. De Malmedy one of the
best-hearted newspaper men in the profess
sion, has been appointed reporter of the
Freie Press and Abend Post, of Cincin-
natl. for Covington and Newport. We will
venture to say, with all the assurances of
conviction, that Mr. De Malmedy will fill
the place with credit to himself and his
employees.
Another one like the balance Of the mask
balls at Drexelius Hall, but then the bows
dished out some fine prizes to the alleged
walters to make amends. Jim Murray. fol
a round waltz, was given diamond pin
made at Hemingray's. The gold necklace
made at the Cincinnati Brass Foundry, was
won BY johnny Curtis. The silver castor
made at Swift's Rolling-Mill. was carried
off by Miss Mousehart, of Newport. A
mirror and case was given to Miss Wellman,
for being the best-looking girl in the house.
xEwPORr.
Frank Sellman, who stands accused of a
lumber robbery, was brought in by Officer
Flynn yesterday evening.
The new hotel in Alexandria, which oc
cupies the site of the old Grilfey Hotel
will be conducted by Squire Mclean.
Captain Asa A. Qugley, an old Newport
boy, and late OF the X. V. l., after an alb
sence of many years, paid visit to his old
friends in this city yesterday.
The Trustees of the M. E. Church oI
Bellevue transfers to the Board of Exten
sion of the NJ. l.. Church of New York the
church property on Poplar street, in con
sderation OF $500. This is simply mort
gage to enable them to procure funds from
the said Board in order to complete theil
church, which is in the course of con
struction.
HoNoRrNG HOOKER.-The Soldiers anC
Sailors Memorial Association will conven,
at their hall on Wednesday evening to tax,
action in regard to the death of Gen. Josenl
Hooker and make arrangements to partici
pate in his obsequies on Friday next. TIL,
lag at the Barracks will be displayed a
half-mast, and minute guns will be fret
during the funeral ceremonies The off
GERS on the retired list yesterday donned
badge of mourning, which they will wear il
honor of the deceased.
Road orders were allowed by the Cour
to the amount of 81 900.
Captain Vnton. of the Andy Baum, j
the guest OF Captain Smith, of Bellevu
street.
LICENSED TO WED.--H. J. Williams ant
Elizabeth Weber; JOS. 7. Shifford ant
Catherine Daum. -.....
Subscription books of the John c. Breck
enrdge Monument Association have beel
opened at the Post-otfice stand and Taylor
bank.
The nuptials of Mr.. John Dunnigan an
Miss Mary Ryan will be celebrated Thurs
day evening at the Church of the Immacu
late Conception.
The Teutonia Building Association, Nc
/. that has been in successful operation fu
three years. is about winding up its affair
= to the satisfaction OF all concerned.
| Parties desiring t0 attend the cran