The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
OVER THE BRIDGE.
UOvINGTOM.

the city.
Senator G. D. Foote is in the city on q
brief visit.
Miss Nellie Kyle has returned from q
pleasant visit to Oxford, Ohio.
Hadcroft has good supply of sawdust
on hand and will have good fire to-day.
1t is now whispered that Mr.. Henry
Sayers is to be pardoned by the President
Robt. Gildcrist was fined $13 by the
Mayor this morning for breach OF the
peace.
The Internal Revenue collections in this
district during the month of January were
$255. ITO SO.
A masquerade surprise party will meet
this evening at the residence of Miss Mary
Buhr. on Eighth street.
The Laurel Dancing Club will hold forth
at Drexelius Hall tonight The Weaver
boys will set the supper.
Mr.. John Heltemes has young daughter
at his house, and that's the reason he has
growed two feet in the past six days
It is now rumored that Mr.. W. J. Sand
ford is to be pardoned. We take the lib
erty of saying that he is as equally entitled
as Mr.. Smith N. Hawea ..0...... j,
Mr.. Bernard HuesMan, an old pioneer
OF this county, died at his home in Buena
Vista to-day. The deceased was recognized
always as a man of honor and trust
TIE "Pinafore" schooner landed at the
Odd-fellows' Hall last night with a good
crowd of passengers, and everybody had
good time. The boys were all on deck.
The Florence Dramatic Club. the pride
of Covington, will give an entertainment
at Odd Fellows Hall, Sunday evening, for
the benefit of st. Johns Orphan Asylum.
The mountain heart of Johnny Weaver
has not only been melted by fair damsel
of the West End, but even the poor suffer-
ing little sparrows were fed by him to-day.
Mr.. Anton Rub burnt his foot while at
work at Meyers brewery yesterday. His
| brother who was called to his place, fell
this morning from ladder and broke his
collar bone.
There will be special meeting of Coun-
Gil this afternoon to consider the Jail plans.
Mr.. Gstrien says he has them all remedied,
and experts who have examined them pro-
nounce them to be complete.
The will OF John w. Sherwood was ad-
mitted to probate to-day. Mary G. Sher-
wood, qualified as executrix, as named in
the will, without bond. Messrs. w. T.
Hanks, A. G. Ellis and H. G. Healley were
appointed appraisers.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day to
| Charles Scott, aged 81, and Bette Monta-
que, aged 18, both of Kenton County, and
to Henry Trymuth, aged 25. and Mary A.
Iantry, aged 19, both of West Covington.
The latter couple will be married at the
Bishops residence this evening.
Deputy Marshall gam Cochran arrived
yesterday, bringing in one s. H. Adams,
arrested about ten miles back of Catetts-
burg, accused of trying to play sharp on
Sherman-simula some of his currency.
Adams has also an old revenue score against
him. lH
Col. Shep Mcdonald and Major Hugh
McShane have been employed by the STAR
to write up the candidate bleeders. They
are we'll qualified for the position and they
propose to make things red hot for the spur
wearers. Their salary will be million a
month.
MATRIMONIAL. 1t has at last leaked out
that Mr.. Walter Clark and Miss Lula Car
roll were married last June in Cincinnati
The attendants at the marriage were Mr..
Edward Kline and Miss Anna Feary, both
of this city. The matter has been kept a
profound secret ever since.
The promenade concert at Odd Fellows
Hall Friday evening, for the benefit OF
good Father Smith, promises to be the
social event of the year. Youth, beauty,
wealth and fashion will be brought to.
gether, to say nothing of the vocal and in.
strumental talent that will be present to
assist.
| The suit of Richsrd Matthews against the
Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Company
for damages for assault and false arrest, as
already often described herein, having
failed to hold water (or damages) at the
late term OF the Circuit Court, the ire
pressible little plaintiff is now about to try
: his hand on the Company's servants for the
offense alleged. He yesterday sued u. w
Brewer, the Collector. and James Mara, the
: Watchman. and demands 81, 200 damage.
for each offense. r.j ... ..a a-..,an 4.
A lady named Mrs. c. A. Marthens tool
quarters at the Marshall's Office last night
} She claims that she was driven out in tn,
snow by her husband from her residence
: on Martin street. last evening. II Marthen
is really guilty Of such heinous and dia
boical crime, a bucket Of tar and feather
applied to him would not be too great
punishment This is not the first time ",
have heard Of this man. But this ONLY
J comes from feminine view. and perhaps
may have been o little exaggerated.
Mr.. c. F. Irons OF, New Vienna, O., ant
: Mr.. N. w. Rouse, of Highland. O.. were il
, the city yesterday and identified youn,
Rouse, who committed suicide at thl
Stonevall House last week. Mr.. Irons |
! step father to the deceased, and Mr.. Rous
an uncle. They refused eto defray any o
the expenses Of his burial, however. bu
{ made an application to remove the body
which the Coroner could not grant The,
a could give no clue as to what led the younl
man to commit the rash act N"7
New TRIAL.-In the big land suit Of Kat
7 Applegate against the Eastern Kentuck,
: Railroad Company. ETC., Judge Baxter ha
+ granted the plaintiff q new trial. 1t in
y wolves great tracts of lands in Eastern Ken
lucky, claimed by the plaintiff on q Vii
ginia patent issued in 1886 The case wa
non n-stited during Judge Ballard occupan
. : cy of the Bench and. as the plaintiff claim.
. BY q tacit consent not appearing of record
. Judge Ballard suggesting 1t as the most ez
peditious way Of getting 1t before Suprem
Judge Swayne for his decision upon tech
nical poipt involved in A certain essent's a