The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-26
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

/, The Scott-street sewer is completed.
Thank God.
Mr.. and Mrs. Notch have returned from
New Orleans.
Captain L. c. Barney is entertaining his
venerable mother.
Major Erastus Weaver is home from q.
trip 10 Owensboro, Ky.
Miss Mary Brown, of indianapolis, is the
guest of tie family of Mr.. J. Percival.
The wheat crop of Bourbon County is
estimated at three hundred thousand
bushels.
Rev. DR.. Charles Taylor is home from
Alexandria, w,ere he has been assisting in
a revival meeting.
The prisoners sentenced at the recent
term of the Criminal Court will be taken to
Frankfort tomorrow. b.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the enter
tainment to be given by the Emerald Dra-
matte Club st. Patrick's night.
The anniversary entertainment Of
Naomi Lodge, No. 129, !. D. O. F., takes
place at Odd Fellows Hall tonight.
Mr.. John T. Gibson. of Grant County,
and Miss Julia Sargent, of Pendleton
County, were married this morning.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
David A. Smith, of Pendlet N County,
aged %, and Emma Nunnery, aged "a, of
this County. a.l b..
John Pelton and Garrett Harrison were
| fined SIS and costs each Yesterday at Visalla,
KY, for stoning the saloon If man named
Owens. ''
August Baurlein and Joe Pieper had a
| little settn day before yesterday, and the
result is that Baurlein displays very ugly
looking Uranium.
An incipient conhagration at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Agnes Biesenbach ia
Eleventh street, yesterday was quenched
by the enersetic eff'rts Of Col. Thomas
Morrisey and a few more friends.
1t will be too bad if the Sunday law is en-
forced. Governor Stevenson and his truly
charming daughter will have to walk to
church on Sundays, for the Governor
couldn't think of asking his coachman to
violate law that he assisted to frame
The large number of talented artists that
are announced to take part in the concert
at the First Baptist Church tomorrow
night should be sufficient to warrant 9
large attendance. The Choral Society is
not circumstance to t EN-, comparatively
speaking Il
! Here is generosity for you. The Jo,l,
Five, announce that they will donate ter
per Cent. of the receipts of their ball on
St. Patrick's night to the suffering poor in
Ireland. This sudden odtburst OF the good.
ness of the managers should warrant a
large attendance. r,,
Councilman Theo. c. Wolking is home
from Frankfort where J g went TO lobby
for the Watsr-works bill, which has passed
both Houses, and is new law. The bill
provides that bonds OF the city shall be is
sued bearing six per cent. interest and moi
to be sold less than the Lar value. for the
beneIt of the Water-works, and when suo
mitted to the people to be decided by {
majority Of the votes cast
REAL FsrA1E.-Henry Weber and wife O.
Covington to J. F. and c. II. Fisk of Gov
ington and D. Humphreys of Cincinnati
lot Is BY SO feet on south side of Eleventh
rect, so feet east of Stephens rect, Gov
ington; legal services and 81.
A meeting of tile Democratic Executiv,
Committee cf Kenton County, Kv.. will b.
held on SATURDAY., March 9th, 1880, at II
o clock a. m, at the Chairman's office
southwest corner of Fourth and Scot
streets, in Covin.ton.
Among those who will take part in th
McGregor Musical tonight at Fechter'
Hall, corner of Sixth and Madison streets
are: Misses Jennie Hoskins, Carrie Harri
son, Florence Handle, Agie Day, sati
: Wilson, Blanch Miller. Stella and Clar,
| al:
Day, Mary Anderson, Kate Woodson
Florence Miller, Eva Horner, Mamie Dun
can, Kate Grizzle. Tillie Bolts, Salli
Mooney, Annie Hackett, Nellie Lyons
Mary Buhr, Jennie Arthur. Jennie Hos
kins, Fannie Barr, Mrs. Sidell, Mrs J
Bolts and Mr.. Henry Clark. The pro
gramme to be rendered is very choice on
and should draw large crowd.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Joseph Summers, rob
berry OF HoffInan's coal-office; motion TO
new trial overruled. Finally the Cour
sentenced the felony prisoners as follows
/ James Baker, nlanslaughter, five years
, James Williams, burglary, four years; J
w. Browning. housebreaking &C., tw
. years; Joseph SUMMERS, larceny, two years
, Ernest Clark, housebreaking, &c. two years
Kate Howard, colored, larceny. one year.
Browning prayed an appeal to the Cour
of Appeals and was allowed sixty days
perfect the same He will therefore remai
, behind, while the other six will leave TO
, Frankfort tomorrow.
L. q. Stephens, Charles Donnelly and +
S. Nigman served as Jury Commissioner
and Court then adjourned for the term.
, The total of the fines at this term reache
, the high figure of $680-and the beauty {
it to the State and her Attorney is that it
all collectible +.'
AEwPOKx.
Lieutenant Shaler, U. s. Army, has n
turned from the South. .a.
, A fresh supply OF rock is being hauled
the Jail yard for tie boys to play with.
, There was no City Court this morning
, owing to the severe illness of Mayor Ha
. ton. y
viii Irwin received his commission th
, morning as Corporal on the Governor
.. staff. a t..is 5,'s
! Joseph Mouse was fined 81 and costs la:
r evening for cutting trees on the Fodde
! estate on Bellevue street.
The meetings in progress morning an
evening at the Taylor.street M. E Churc
are being largely attended.