The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-10
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

Soiree at Drexelius Hall tonight.
Rev. g. s. Savage left last night for
Nashville.
Conlon Frank Mead, Councilman elect
from the Ninth, returned yesterday from
his Indianapolis visit
The Florence Dramatic Club will leave
for Louisville in few days, to play in be.
half of a charitable institution of that city.
The Fair at st. Marys Hall tonight will
be the principal attraction in the city.
Let's all 20 and give sweet charity lift.
The boys in the West End have made ar
rangements for grand benefit ball and
concert, to take place at Odd Fellows
Hall.
The friends Of Edward Foley in this city
who have been mourning over his disap-
pearance can find him at the st. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Geo. R, Mckee, of this city, was yester-
day nominated by the Governor as Com
missioner of the Kentucky Institute for
Deaf and Dumb.
POLICE CouRr.-Robert Farrow, disorder
ly, continued; VIM. Jones mot the School
Trustee( same, $l3; William Alexander,
same, sis; T. M. Smith, safe-keeper, dis
missed.
Bishop Toebbe's tenth Episcopal ami
versary passed off undemonstratively and
quietly. His Right Reverence was cordial
" congratulated by numerous friends
among whom was so distinguished visi-
tor as Bishop Dwenger, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
Lieutenant Lindeman and Officer Hol.
trop were last night presented each with a
fine silver-mounted, self-cocking revolver
BY Mr.. James Walsh. of the firm of Walsh
& Kellogg, distillers, in recognition of their
services in capturing the burglars who re-
Gently robbed MIR. Walsh's house.
Judge Mckee. this morning, in his speech
in the case of Mary Hengehold against
Joseph Goebbles ct al, said that Bishop
Toebbe did not hire those men to make
brick, and that Archbishop Purcell or the
Bishop of Rome had as much right to be q
party defendant as Bishop Toebbe. He also
protected the Bishops interest in glow
ing speech, and upheld the purity of the
Catholic Church.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Bugher,
of Hamilton County, Ohio, to Sol. Lang
don, Block IL, J. D. Patch's subdivision,
204 by 280, corner Julia and Mechanic
streets; also, south half Of Block 16, same
subdivision, 100 by ia, corner of Water
and St. Louis streets, .Covington; 81 and
other considerations. ...e. ...
VIM. Smith to Martha Elizabeth Smith
and Geo. Smith, one undivided third each
of lot AN by 95, south side Third street
57H feet west Of alley between GreenuI
and Garrard streets; 81.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case Of Hayden Ken
dali against Alonzo Graves for the value o
horse, that has Occupied the attention o.
the Court for the past several days, came te
conclusion this morning by the jury rem
dering verdict in favor If the defendant
Lewis L. Bristow admitted to practice.
May Hengehold VS.. JOS. Gobbels. Plain
tiff moved to make Bishop Toebbe party
defendant to the suit
Court adjourned until Monday.
CIRcUIT CouRr.-Mary R. Perrin agains
W. A. Caldwell. &c. Judgment declarin,
Myrtle R. Caldwell, child of w. A. an(
Annie e. Caldwell, the adopted child ant
heir at Law Of Mary R. Perrin, the peti
tioner. y + 4 NJ s@ ~ ''t1n,' -"
Pryor 4 Chambers against M. Haanilton
Suit for lawyers fee in Boone Count,
Bounty Fund cases. the defendant beinI
alleged agent for collecting subscriptions Il
pay the same. Dismissed by consent q
plaintiffs costs, but no attorney fee to b.
taxed. ---
The Enquirer's Frankfort correspondent
refers thus complimentary to our bos
Representative: Hon. M. T. Shine Rep
4 resen IA tive from, the CITY of Coyinrton. /