The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-21

being that the furniture is the pr nperty OF
Mrs. Grant, the motion of Simrall to dis
solve the injunction on the face of the pa
per was oyerruled.
In the United States Court Clerks office
Yesterday the papers were filed in the case
from the Fleming Circuit Court of Thomas
Hart, Receiver of the Covington, Flemings-
burg and Pound Gap Railroad, against
United States Marshal s. p. Cochran and
Smith & Barney Manufacturing Company
of Dayton, Ohio, transferred from the State
to the Federal Court. 1t is Il case to rescue
some railroad cars levied on by Cochran as
the property of A. P Berthold, at the suit
OF the Barney & Smith Company.
Also the lottery lawyers fee suit of T. F.
Hallam against Simmons & Dickinson.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Michael Gil
lies heirs to Joseph Luebbe, of Covington,
Lot 494, Baptist Institute (R. II. Hickey
1927 so feet front, on the south side of
Robbins street, Covingtnn; $l,700.
Henry Bruins, of Kansas City, to Henry
Searp, of kenton County. lot 4OT By $50,
on the east side of Canal street, 40H feet
south of alley, between Elm and Oak
streets, Ludlow; $500.
Harriet NJ. Sewell to John H. Morton,
both of Cincinnati, Lots IL, II and 13, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on the west side of Clifton street;
Lots 18 10. 20 aud 81, fronting 100 feet on
the east side of Kavanagh street; and Lot
"a, fronting go feet on the east side of same
street, all in Henry Morten's subdivision of
Block Is, Southgate's subdivision, Coving-
ton; 81, 44O
M. F. Gregory of Cincinnati to same,
same property; 81.
Thomas W. Winsor of Erie County, New
York, to same, same property; $500 and
other considerations.
John ii. Morton to Philip Enger both of
Cincinnati, same property; $1,440.
E. A. Lamb and wife to j. J. Simmons,
both of Kenton County, 16 4-10 acres on
Licking River; $685..
Same to Ellen S., wife of Robert Jones,
both OF kenton County, IA acres (except
grave-yard), on Licking; 5000.
nEWP0RT.
Tom McHale was fined 81 and costssbv
Squire Bodkins for using profane language.
LICENSED TO LovE,-Harry Waters and
Lille Cummings Rudolph Schnider and
Kate Hoops.
Bernard Schiffoid was fined S. and costs
by Squire Harris this morning for an
assault on Thomas McHale.
The Myrtle Branch Dancing Club at
tracted a large crowd to their ball at Eclipse
Ha!l last night, and jolly good time was
had all around.
Hutch. Waters, for heaving bowlder
through window in the Courthouse, was
held over to the Criminal Court in $50 on
charge OF destruction of public property
In the case of W. P. Ripley against Ey-
Sheriff Thomas Jones in a suit for 81 900
for failure to return a process Judge Boyd
rendered judgment this morning for de-
fendant.
John Manning and Biney Welsh amused
themselves Sunday night by damaging
property in the Station-house. They were
held over to the Criminal Court this morn
ing in $50 each.
The boys employed at the Dayton Bolt
and Nut Works to the number of eighteen
struck yesterday for an advance in their
wages. They have been getting So per
week and demand So so.
Circuit Court convened this morning at 9
o'clock, Judge Boyd presiding. Nearly the
whole OF the morning session was consumed
in calling the docket, making motions and
counter motions by the numerous attor-
neys until half-past II o'clock, when the
first case for trial was reached, which was
the old suit of Langdon against Kintwort
on promissory note for So, 100, which is
now in progress.
HIP BONE BRoKEN.-Samuel Ford resid,
ing with his family.on Orchard street, met
with an accident yesterday that will proba-
bly, lay him up for several months. He
was employed on the new Dodsworth build
ing in course of erection on Monmouth
street near Tibbatts and during the after
noon large timber gave way, striking him
across the breast, throwing him violently to
the ground. He was carried to his home
and on examination the bone of his right
hip was fonnd broken and he was otherwise
badly bruised.
James Phillips who is accused of being
implicated in the robbery of the coal barges
at Coal Haven, was arrested in Cincinnati
yesterday and brought to this side of the
river by Chief Cottingham. He was brought
before Squire Buchanan in company with
Wr. Scott, who was arrested the dav pre-
vious, and both were bound over to the
Criminal Court in the sum of $780, The
boy Of VIM. Scott was dismissed, the Squire
taking pity on his tender age. The stolen
goods recovered will be held by the police
authorities for Identification.
A birthday party was given last night
at the residence of Miss Lizzie Edwards. in
honor of her sister. Miss Sallie. The pro-
gramme consisted of vocal music by Misses
Katie Evans, of Cincinnati; Maggie Gibson,
of Newport, and Sallie Edwards; also Mr..
Evans, of Cincinnati. Readings by Joseph
Waterhouse and F. B.. Went
worth. Luncheon was then served.
Among the numerous guests we noticed
the following ladies and gentlemen: Misses
Bertha, Emma and Sallie Immegart Ber-
tha Badger, Crow, Nelly Edwards, Lizzie
Edwards, Givenani Edwards Carrie Cook,
Emma Waterhouse, Jennie Waterhouse
and Emma Sieg; also, Messrs. James Gibson,
William Sproal, Joseph Waterhouse, Mr..
Shicky, Steve Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
gate, T. B. Wentworth, Richard Evans Mr..
Evans and others.
WATERS CUMMINGS on an
extensive scale have been in progress all
morning at St. PauPs Episcopal Church,
where the marriage of Mr.. Harry Waters
and Miss Nettie Cummings, daughter of
Paterson Cummings. ESQ.,, was consum-
mated to-day at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. DR..
Pettis. The church was tastefully and pro-
fusely decorated with the richest and love
liest flowers. The ushers were Mr.. Charles