The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOM.

Pat Mckinley paid 81 in the City Treas
ury to-day for being disorderly.
The plans for the new park are on exhi-
bition at the Office of Hallam & Perkins.
The venerable Mrs. Leahey, mother OF
Mrs Edward Duncan, fell last night and
broke her leg.
Mr.. James Mehan, who for many years
was a resident of Covington, has moved to
Chattanooga.
Don't forget the big sale of property to-
morrow by Herr Doctor De Gruyder and
Esquire Mclaughlin.
Mrs Ann Christian, the venerable moth
er of Mrs. G. B. Connolly, died yesterday
at her home near Florence.
The land slide on the Kentucky Central
Railroad has been repaired, so as to pre-
vent any delay in the running OF trains.
The gas retort in the steel-mil of Mitch
ell, Trantsr & Co. burst yesterday, causing
slight fire in the rafters of the mill, and
small damage. ...
The ball of the Odd-fellows at their hall
last night was a grand affair. Big crowd,
good music, supper, and everything to
make it enjoyable.
Col Alex. Mcleod, Of the K. @. shops,
leaves Saturday to take charge of the
smithing department OF the Southern Rail
road shops at Ludlow.
Mr. Hugh Kelly left yesterday for Oma-
ha to visit his sister, Mrs. James Meteor
mack. Tommie Anderson is singing ink
for him during his absence.
MARRIAGE LIoENsEs. II. Kennedy,
aged %. and Winnie O'Gara, aged 2l; Got
fried Raum, aged 25, and Mary E. Dick
man, aged 25, both Of Covington. |
T, Q condition of Thomas Rich and John
Ehling, the victims Of Sunday night cut
ting affray, are lying in critical condition
and fears are entertained for the formers
recovery.
The Model Build ding Association meets
tonight to sign constitution and elect
officers Geo. Mcnamara should be elected
Secretary, Commodore Sam. Coffin Presi-
dent, and VIM. Byrnes Attorney.
J. Shelly Hendson, ESQ.,, has purcha ased
the premium buggy OF the Cincinnati Ex-
position, and with his fast trotter Jim
Brown" in the shafts, has the best rig in
town. He paid $500 for the buggy.
Last night at their home, No. 66 West
Robbins street. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. w.
Bruehl celebrated the twenty-ffth happy
anniversary of their happy marriage. A
house full OF happy friends were present.
A telegram from Hon. M. T. Shine to
Mr.. James Rife, received yesterday, an
nounces the remission by the Governor of
the 500 fine against John Rife for partici.
patton in the well-remembered difficulty
in Ulrich's saloon year or so ago.
Yesterday Harry, the four-year-old son
of MIR. VIM. Schlickman, OF 1868 Greepup
street, was playing IN the yard Of their
neighbor, Mr.. Dan. Englader, 1850 Green.
up and in climbing q section of an old
fence standing against the hen-house, fell
with the fence upon him. breaking his
leg quite badly. ....
The nuptials of Mr.. W. D. Wilson and
Miss Ruth Carpenter we're celebrated last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. Lafayette
Woodson, No. IL East Sixth street, Rev.
]. M. Bent officiating There was large
attendance of friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties, and, at the conclusion
of the ceremony toothsome repast wal
discussed.
Mr.. Thomas Haywood and Miss Emm.
Mcdonald were married Tuesday last a
Las Vegas, New Mexico. The local pape
OF that city contains a lengthy and elabo
rate account of the celebration of the nup
tials. The couple were the recipients o.
many costly, handsome and useful pres
ents, including many from this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Haywood will reside in Las Vega'
in the future.
Col. Will Grant and the representative
of his organ are busy trying to stir up ,
"citizens" meeting to nominate Col. Bill
for Clerk and Henry Percival for Sheriff
Col. Bill slips around button-holing th'
boys to come to the meeting, while nj
organ assists by writing heavily composed
editorials about we, the people, demanding
a citizens meeting to nominate some pur
and decent candidates for those Offices
Outside of this little combination tn
ticket is exceedingly satisfactory, as far a
decency and ability is concerned.
The Ebenezer Presbytery, representa-,
one-third of the order of this State, tina
has been in session at Greenup since las
Tuesday, adjourned last evening. On las
Saturday they reached the case of heresy
preferred against the Reverend f. y
Moore, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Covington, who, on March 7th
delivered sermon on the observance O
Sunday, claiming that there is no law il
the Bible for the English ant
part of the American regulations
The meeting was conducted witt
closed doors, DR.. Yerkes, of Danville; Jas
Hendricks, OF Flemingsbarg, and DR.. Scott
of Lexington, being appointed Commit
tee to investigate the sermon. The tria
was continued Till yesterday, when tn
Presbytery decided, by unanimous vot
(Rev. E. Muse, of Newport, KY; Elder
Ernst and Blaire being excused from vot
ling) that Mr.. Moore's teachings on the Sab
bath were heretical, and he was enjoine,
from repeating them. Mr.. Moore defended
himself in an elaborate paper. and with
drew from the Presbytery when the vot
was announced.
REAL ESTATE Master Commissioner. TO
Henry Jenkins heirs, &C., to Henry MID
dleton, lot 100 by $50 feet on the east sid
of Kenner street, 200 feet north of Elm
! street; also, lot 20 by $50 feet. on the cas-
side OF Kenner street, 100 feet north of Elm
street; also, lot 25 by 100 feet, on the nortl
side OF Elm street, 125 feet east Of Kenne
street, all in Ludlow; $4,000.
w. C. Poor's executors and Eliza Jan
Poor to Elizabeth Poor, undivided half O