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

tonight
Rev. Bishop Dudley leaves this week for
New Orleana
Misses Alice and Edith Wade are home
from delightful visit to Pittsburg.
VIM. Smith and Hannah Perry. colored,
were granted marriage license to-day.
Herr Prof. Widdekind set 'em up oil |
around this morning, and named the young
son Heinrich.
The boys of the Diamond Dancing Circle
say their hop will eclipse anything OF tne
kind this season.
August Gesten, aged 26, and Jennie
Martin, aged %, were granted q marriage
license Saturday.
1t is said that MI. VIM. johnson, the effi-
cient fireman, will soon wed charming
belle of Indiana State.
The Governor is seriously considering the
advisability of granting pardon TO John
Kearney, Of this city.
Hon. M. T. Shine, we regret to say, Is so
i'll that he will be unable to attend the Leg
islature for several days
The bill presented by Hon. NJ. T. Shine,
that was mentioned in Saturdays STAR,
passed the House Saturday.
Joseph Wahle, of Bremen street, fell
over stone-quarry on the Lexington Pike
yesterday and broke his arm.
The Peaselburg people have agreed to al
low their plan of incorporating that little
wicked village to fall through.
The next meeting of the Pioneer Society
will be held on Washington's Birthday at
the residence OF Rev. DR.. Charles Taylor.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Squires from
the Presbyter Church yesterday was
attended by large number OF friends and
relatives.
Colonel James Wanderlohr. of the Fal-
mouth Independent, and Mr.. w. L. Rid
die, of the Burlington Recorder, were in
the city Saturday.
Young ladies do not seem to realize that
this is leap-year, for on their invitations to
parties they have those same old stereotyped
words, Scents music" ...
Some person stole Peter Funck's bran
new shoos from his stall in market yes
terday. Jack England will make it hot
for the rascal If he finds him out.
Dr. John P. Savage and Miss Carrie Stone,
daughter of J. D. Kearner, Esq, will be
married Thursday afternoon at the Union
NJ. e. Church. They will reside in Cincin.
natl after their marriage.
Bv the overturning of lamp at the
residence of Mr.. B. Meyers, on Philadel
phia street near Sixth, last evening, 9
large hole was burned in the carpet and the
lace curtains badly damaged.
One of the most infamous outrages in the
Penitentiary is the way the female convicts
are attired. They are dressed the same a
the male convicts, and the only way they
can be distinguished is by their hair.
Retrenchment has struck Frankfort in
every corner except among the bootblacks
and they charge 10 cents for black-an in
crease of s cents since last year. Thus oul
Representative is Shine-d out of 10 cent?
each day.
A few weeks ago q little colored CIR
named Carter, residing in Austinburg, wa
badly burnt by falling into fire. Sh'
fingered until this morning at o'clock
when she died. The Coroner will probabl,
hold an inquest
May Wood, the idiotic girl who was raw
ished in Cincinnati few months since
was in the city to-day and gave the polic'
q description of the perpetrator. His nam'
is Fletcher, and lie is said to reside on Mad
ison street in this city.
Bouncer McGraw's face is aglow will
pleasure. Seven of the Scan gang, will
their grips wrapped up in back numbers o
the STAR, left yesterday to join the Vine
street Opera-house gang in the sweet ant
sorrowful sunny South. This is predicted
to be sign Of cold weather.
There is to be high flyer Of mas
ball on Friday evening, January 18th. !
is to be a surprise, and the attendants viii
{ meet at So East Fourth street. The usua
words GENTS Music" are at the bottom Q
the invitations. Will ladies' please re
member that this is leap year. ..
REAL EsrArE-W. A. P. Lurtey an
wife to Fred Thorpe. both of Covingtor
lot q by 100. on the east side of Scot
street, 471l feet sotith of Fifth street, Co,
ington; s., ,050.
, Francis A. Russell, of Middetowr
Conn, to John r. Hadcroft, Of Covingtor
; Int Is bv 80, ON the east side of Bakewe
street, SO feet north of Third street.. Co,
ington; $50. rl.I ...
PERsoNAL-Hon. George G. Perkins
back again, after visit Of several days
. Frankfort. tn.
, Hon. John O. Richards does not retur
: to the State Capital until tonight.
Hon. NJ. T. Shine, We regret to say is 9
!. home, quite sick.
, Captain Billy Mead has signed contrae
4; with the Governor, his brother, and goes
: wo. k for him to-day. .3 -, .. t.....
Tastefully executed cards are out invi
: ing to the wedding of Mr.. g. ]. Rem,
!. and Miss Emma Weaver. on Wednesda
evening, the 21st inst. Ceremony at tn
i Cathedral at 4 O. clock, and reception at til
home of the brides mother. Mrs A. We
!, yer, 636 Madison street, at 8 the same evel
ing 1t promises to be most interestir
and pleasant affair. a
\ The December report OF the Superinten,
: ent Of Public Improvements makes Il
following showing, omittin. the details
fully given in the document itself: Street
% alleys, &C., built b; ordinance, 8; stree
and alleys repaired, 13; crossings, 8; sid
walks, 2; plank-walks and chutes, 4; Sc,
Iers, /; material purchased, 1922 81, frol
Iseyen different sources and delivered
= seventeen different places; hands employe,
7, as gravers. helpers and carpenter
. time, 70H days; pay, $133 60; Total outl,