The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-05
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTOH-

Hon. Caleb West, of Cynthiana, is In the
city.
Mr.. Ted. Davis and Mr.. George Harris
will leave for ST. Louis tomorrow.
Rev. Samuel Burgess has received a call
from the NJ. Z. Church in Falmouth.
Mr.. Charles Ulrich celebrates the forty
seventh anniversary OF his birth to-day.
The Grand Jury yesterday reported an
indictment against Emil Christ for ma
licious shooting.
Miss Sarah Murphy, very estimable
young lady, died at her home, on Greenup
street, yesterday afternoon.
DR.. John Keer. who is in Jail serving out
a sentence vile misdemeanor, received
1924 from Washington to-day.
That handsome pin that John Weaver
sports is a present from Mr. John Creish-
ton, one of the cleverest men in town.
There is another strike .at the Licking
rolling mill. This time the men are very
sensbly kicking against the scale OF prices.
Mr.. Hunter Lawrence and Miss Celia
Woodmansie will be married this evening
at the BRIDES residence on Bakewell street.
Mr.. John Mcdonald, of Walnut Hills,
and Miss Molie Edwards of West Fourth
street, are to be married on the 18th OF this
month.
The attention OF the Criminal Court was
occupied to-day in the case of the Com
monwealth vs. the Dry Creek Turnpike
Company.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
Amos B. Clark, aged twenty-six. OF Walnut
Hills and Luella Goodwin, aged twenty, Of
Covington.
An unsuccessful attempt was made last
| night by burglars to enter the residences OF
Mr.. L. J. Blakely and Mr.. Sam. Reed on
Garrard street.
Mr.. VIM. Byrnes was last night elected
attorney for the Model Building Associa-
| ton, the vote standing: Byrnes, 5; Whit
| taker, q Shine, q; Blakely, 0. Mr.. Byrnes
| is a good selection, and will attend to
| business.
The funeral of Mr. M. Sheridan, took
place this morning from the Cathedral.
Requiem Mass was celebrated, and large
concourse of friends and relatives followed
his remains to st. Mary's Cemetery, where
they were inferred.
The Board of Equanzatlon adjourned sine
die yesterday after ten davs session of
laborious and searching work. They made
an increase in valuation of real estate OF
$166, ,975, and decrease of $2S,S00, leaving
net increase of $13S, IT'S.
There was general strike among the
hands on the construction train Of the Zen
| lucky Central Railroad to-day. They are
only paid 81 Is per diem, and they struck
for 81 25. The hands claim they have to
pay 81 per day for board. Only one man
refused to join the men of liberty.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-This session promises
to be very mild and unproductive one,
Nothing was done yesterday worthy oi
Emil Christ for malicious shooting. The
nesses and seems disposed to work.
POLICE CouRr.-Michael O'Brien, ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly, de
struction of property and breach of tn,
peace, had his case continued. Thoma
o. Brien swore out the warrant. Isadoral
Bezenah was arrested on two charges of un
mentionable cases of disorderly conduct.
Among the presents at the Cleary-Sulli
van wedding last night, was set of so,iC
silver from J. J. Hetch, of Newport; soil
taire diamond ear rings from the groom
and,a handsome water pitcher from tn,
School Board, and an appropriate gift from
the Covington reporters of Cincinnati
papers,
There was a lively row in Austinbure
last night between Charles Bailey, William
Corpran, George Fuchman and Andrew
Bailey. They we're all arrested by Officers
Sandford, Casey and Haltrop and locked
up in Jail. Their cases were continued un
til Thursday. A charge of breach of the
peace was lodged against all of them and al
additional charge of malicious shooting
against Charles Bailey.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS George Aul
bach, of Baltimore, Maryland, and George
| Aulbach, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, heirs of Johr
Adam Aulbach, their interest in lot Is b,
80 feet, on the east side of Greenup street
1928 feet south of Thirteenth street; S., &c
Godfrey Walz and wife to John Muller
undivided one-third OF lot AZ by 100 feet
{ south side of Lexington Pike, southwes
, corner of Edward street; also one-third O
mill on said lot, and OF its machinery ant
appurtenances; So, 800
. Rate A. Martin and husband to Johr
Parsel, parts Of Lots ia and 116, Forts ad
Qlt1On, west Slu6 Vi UTeeHup Strect, &
feet north Of Eighth street, 100 feet deep
$4,000. ....... ....@
VIM. Robbers to Margaret Schwartman
| 113 1-3 feet on southwest corner of Madi
: son and Willow streets to Mullen street
also block bounded by Willow, Mullen
State and Washington Streets in Wolf 4
! Co.'s subdivision; $ll 800.
The marriage of Mr.. Walter Cleary, sol
of Judge w. W. Cleary, and one of Coying
toms most promising young attorneys am
Miss Annie Sullivan. daughter of Mr. Johl
T. Sullivan, the well-known tobacco mer
, chant, took place at half-past 6 o'clocl
: yesterday evening in the Scott-street NJ
Z. Church. The fashion and SOCIETY
Of the city were present in full fore
to witness the ceremony. The bride wa
charmingly arrayed, and looked pictur
of womanly lovelness. The grcom wor
the conventional wedding attire. Lieuten
ant Governor Cantrill, John G. Benton
Colonel R. w. Nelson, 4innell D. Madeira
: Louis O'Shaughnessy aud Hon. T. F. Hal
! lam, in full dress, with boutonniers ant
white kids, acted - Eshers. The weddin,
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charlie
Taylor, pastor OF the church At the clos
of fhn ovarcises f',a newly wed1ed cnupl