The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON

COvANGhO1-
Election in Peaselburg tomorrow.
DR.. George s. Savage is dangerously Ill.
Kentucky Press Convention at Ashland
next week.
Councilman Arthur Mcdonald. we are
pleased to know, is recovering.
Mr.. Conrad Deisler, No. % Pike street,
opens his new saloon tomorrow.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
to Napoleon Moore and Florence stephens.
Mr.. Thomas Rignon and family will
spend the summer at Blue Lick Springs.
In the Police Court this m orning VIM.
Alexander was fined $50 for finding brass
kettle.
The Committee on Printing was instruct
ed to advertise for sealed proposals for
doing the city printing.
Louis Edenburg was this morning bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum OF 5000
on the charge of grand larceny.
William Alexandria was arrested last
night for stealing copper kettle from
man named Kemper, Oh Banklick street.
Messrs. Elliot Pendleton, Rev. J. D.
Moore and VIM. e. Ernst left yesterday
for the Blue Lick Springs on special car.
Col. William Moran will entertain his
friends at 514 Madison street tomorrow
evening with a grand spread. All are in
vited.
The Republicans will hold meeting to-
morrow afternoon for the purpose OF NOM
mating a candidate for Sheriff, Circuit
| Court Clerk and Marshal.
The property known as Riddles Garden,
situated on the corner OF Pike and Riddle
streets. was sold at Master Commissioners
sale this morning, and was purchased by
Breuner & Seller at $5,551.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Napoleon Moore
farmer, aged 81, of Kenton County. and
Florence B. Stephens, aged 20, of Coving
ton; J. D. Hughes, lumber merchant, agec
2S, and Eliza Garrison, aged "a, both o
Jessamine County, KY.
The German Pioneer Society elected off
GERS as follows last night: President, Ferdi
nand Nienaber; Vice President. Peter Hoff
man; Secretary, Charles Long; Treasurer
H. G. Schluetker. Directors--F. Hine, H
Arlinghouse, f. Sandman, Nick Bath, G. J
Zelz.
The straw berry festival given at the resi-
dence of Rev. Father Smith, last evening
was success beyond anticipation. Mix
lO'Hara has been rled all morning becaus
Mike Bolan made all the mashes. Now
Casey had been there, what show woul'
either of them stood2 For when he cast
that German eye on a girl she's goner.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ora
ham and wife, to Bernard Leferink, 10
fronting 30 feet. on Davis street. Yves
Covlngton; $3.50.
Rachael s. Gaff to Catharine Keeveny
lot 20 by IS feet, east side of Sandfor
street, 1853 feet south of Sixth; 500.
The articles recovered at the capture 9
Emmerson and Selman, two of the New
port .Forties," in Cincinnati yesterday
have been identified by Mr. Thomas Brad,
of this city, and Edward Stanberry, q
Newport, as those stolen at the recent bur
glary of their residences. The two mel
were taken to Newport, and will be trie
over there.
COUNCIL MEETINa.-Council met in regr
lar session last night. All present excep
Messrs. Collins, Hallam, Meyers, McDor
aid Coffin and Won Bokern.
The usual monthly allowances wer
made.
Various bids for street improvement
were opened and referred to the prope
!, Committees.
Setter and Brenner were granted permis
: sion to erect a scale on Scott street sout
of Sixth, not to interfere with publ
travel.
A petition from Thomas Crowley, askin
to be relieved from paying fine assessed i
the Mayors Court, was referred to th
Committee on Work-house and Jail
The City Council last night increased o