The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOA

COvINGTOA
Hon. NJ. T. Shine is in the city.
1t will be Leathers, Hallam, Goodson q
Dunn.
Mr.. Jacob Reuner and bride, of Reading
o.. are visiting in this city.
During melee last night on Fifth street
Mr.. Charles Keller was severely cut
There will be the usual Sunday services
at Drexelius' Hall tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. James Thompson, of Springfield, o.,
will arrive in the city to day, on Visit 10
bis parents.
Rub, the barber, will keep open his shop
tomorrow. The Sunday Committee Will
make him Rub it.
Mr.. Owen Reilly, who lives on Pbiladei-
phia street, died early yesterday morning
with stroke Of paralysis.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
Charles Dickmeir. aged 49, and Josephine
Bailey aged II, both of this city.
The services of the various Protestant
and Catholic Churches tomorrow will be
of an unusually interesting nature.
Anton Lochte, one of the Sunday law
violators, has been granted new trial. He
was fined $25 and costs at his last trial.
The will of Henry Hufnagel was admit
ted to probate to-day. The testator be-
queaths all of his property to his wife and
children.
The sale of the Geisbauer brewery prop
erty was still in progress at II o'clock. Mr..
Alex. Davezac will probably purchase the
brewery.
Mrs Nancy Clark, aged 65 who resides on
Scott, near Seventh, was stricken with par
alysis this morning. 1t is thought that
she can not recover.
DR.. E. B. Stuard and Mr.. ]. Shelley Hud-
son have donated two suits of clothes
to the newsboys, whose wearing apparel
was burnt up in the Pike street fire.
Walter Williams was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF assaulting with intent to
kill George Hale. The case was called in
the Police Court to-day, and filed away.
Mr.. Hezekiah Young, aged At years, died
yesterday at the home Of his father, from
the effects of stroke of paralysis. His
funeral takes place tomorrow from the
Trinity P. E. Church.
The employees of Mitchell & Tranter's
rolling-mill yesterday raised purse of $78,
which they donated to the family of Mr..
Thomas Fitzgibbons, of Bullock street,
who are in destitute circumstances.
Mr.. Peter Max died suddenly last night
at his home, ON Main street, with heart
clot. The deceased was fifty years of age
and was the father of Miss Nettie Max,
the school teacher, and was highly re-
spected citizen.
The little child of Henry Hartke, who
was so badly burned, died from the effects
of its injuries. Coroner DeGruyder held
an inquest to-day, and the jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the facts prev.
iously published.
DR.. J. ]. Hight assistant editor of the
Western Christian Advocate, will preach al
Shinkle Chapel M. E. Church tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock, and Rev. DR.. J. M.
Walden, of the Methodist Book Concern,
at II o'clock a. m.
Col. Frank Mead has collected $51, which
he has given to the widow of Alex. Wilson.
He would have collected more but for his
feeble condition. Speaking of Mr.. Mead
reminds us that he has withdrawn from
the race for Sheriff.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-
Starbuck. assignee of Henry Jenkins, tt
Reuben s. Middleton, 10Ox15O feet on The
east side of Kenner street, 200 feet north o
Elm street; also 25x150 feet on the east
side of Kenner street, 100 feet north of Elm
street; also 25xl0O feet north of Elm street,
125 feet east OF Kenner street. Ludlow;
$32 250.
Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday for the West Covington Loan and
Building Association. The incorporators
are Messrs Cyriac Wegman, g. J. McCarty,
F. B. Parker, John w. Mullichamp, NJ
Lally, James J. Reynolds and John J. Conk
lin. The capital stock is divided into ,50(
shares of $500 each.
Mayor Athey sat Yesterday in the case o.
Jacob Gehrum, accused of violation of tine
Sunday law. The jury consisted OF ]. r
Littell, w. A. Crawford, Henry Berger
Homer Hudson, J. H. Gausep hi, John
Kerr, J. R. Wells, J. X. Coppin. Joseph
Klosterman, Charles Murnon. J. T. Levi:
and Benjamin Collins. The Commonw wealth
was represented by Joseph NJ. Collins, Esq.
and the defense by Hon. T. F. Hallanl
The jury stood to s for acquittaL
The widow Mrs. Jane Gedge and tn,
children and heirs of James G. Gedge, de
ceased. filed suit yesterday against Mrs
Mary H. Gedge and the children and heir
and the administrator of VIM. H. Gedge
deceased, to vacats and modify judg
ment rendered by the Chancellor two
terms ago in favor of plaintiffs in the cas-
of Mary H. Gedge and children and heir
, Of VIM. H. Gedge, deceased, against VIM
H. Gedge, administrator, for settlement
of the accounts of the latter.
Lawyer Ducker is lying quite i'll.
, The bridge investigation was continue,
, Yesterday with lengthy examination o
Mr.. Hawthorn and Mr.. IBlakely.
Rev. G. Birsch formerly of Johns Hill
this county, will preach tomorrow even
ing at the German Baptist Church.