The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.


soiourn at the Hotel De Suuth.
Don't forget, girls, that the Little Gems
are at Drexelius Hall tonight with graho
hop. -s.-...
A marriage license was granted to-day to
Chas. Slraub, of Cincinnati, aged ZS, ana
Maggie M. Kelly, aged %, OF Covington.
Misses Callie and Ida Bowen, daughters
Of Mr.. Geo. Bowen, of Bourbon County, are
visiting Covington as guests OF Mrs. FRANK
Allingham.
Mr.. Thomas Woods, Ex-Councilman. has
purchased the horses and vehicles OF Mr..
Joseph Collins The latter leaves for COLO
RADIO in a few days
Mr.. Jacob Renner and bride, nee Miss
Emma Weaver, leave their home In Read
ing. O., to-day, carving with them the
wishes of many friends
The docket of the Chancery Court closed
last night with 81 new appearances TO oS
the last time, showing falling-off of liti-
cation OF about 40 per cent.
And now the colored people who hold
divine service in the WOrk-house building
refuse to vacate the premises on fairgrounds
that they are serving the Lord.
Captain J. G. Whitherby and wife are
visiting MI. A. Buford, of this city. To-day
they 20 to College Hill to visit Mr. With
erby's parents and in day or two leave for
California.
Rev. H. D. Rice, Presiding Elder Of the
district will preach at the Union M. T.
Church, in West Covington, tomorrow.
At the morning services sacrament will be
administered.
CHANCHRY C0URr.-H. e. Wilson, assignee
of Jacob Schaller, against Jacob Schalltr,
&c., suit to sell property, settle estate, &C:
Yesterday was the last day for filing OF
the February term.
Hon. M. T. Shine has offered bill to re-
peal the Baseball act of Kenton County.
| The Bill is to allow baseball playing on
Sunday in Kenton County outside OF the
corporate limits of the city.
| GUBERNAroR1AL GRAcE.-Governor Black
burn Yesterday pardoned about hundred
1 Penitentiary prisoners, among them John
Carney, of Covington; Selman, of Newport,
and Greenwood, of Alexandria.
The reception to be given by the Dia.
n,ond Dancing Circle Monday evening
promises 70 be one of the best balls evel
given in this city. A band of music con
tanning twenty pieces will be present.
Augusta Gusweiler ct al. filed a suit in
the Chancery Court last night against
Henry Stewler ct al, for the sale of piece
of property, and division of proceeds, on
Second street. between Garrard ant
Greenup. "
Sneak thieves are still about. The cellal
of Mr. Peter Nodler, on Fifth street, wa
night before last relieved of lot of vege
tables and other eatables. His neighbor
Mr.. Mellish, was similarly treated few
nights previous. ~.
Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated a
I the Cathedral this morning by Right Rev
Bishop Toibbe for the repose of the soul o
Father Bent who died in Cincinnati yester
!, day. The deceased was an esteemed gen
tleman and was beloved by many in thi
; city.
Lizzie Lindsay and Lucretia Carter. tw,
as hard female cases as ever walked il
Shoes were brought in by Officers Lawrenc
and o. Donnell last night for disorderly con
. duct of the lowest and vilest stage. The
: were fined $l3 each by the good Mayor thi
, morning. .~
There was rafting runaway on Madiso
! street this morning. A horse attached
Q buggy took fright and came tearing wi
. Madison to Pike, up Pike to Washington
where the infuriated steed was stopped.
few broken spokes in one of the wheels wa
Il the result.
It is remarkable how some ladies try t
conceal their age, even when they hav
been caught by Cupid's dart The reporter
while perusing the marriage-license boo
to-day discovered lady who gave her az
as 10 years, when to our own knowledg
she Is 2S years OF age.
Walter Cleary. ESQ.,, who went yesterda
to Frankfort as Chairman Of the Commi
/, tee on Law Of the School Board has SUI
ceeded in obtaining the consent Of the Sci
E ate Committee on Education to compel tn
- City Council to levy an additional tax
: twenty-five cents on the 500 for school pu
poses. .......
Messrs. John B. Evan and H. W. Schleu
J. ker. appraisers Of the personal estate {
=, Jacob Miller, deceased, yesterday filed q
)" inventory Of his effects with the Count
Court, amounting to A.975 SO. The 4,
3. ministrator Of the estate sold the bar q.
lures grocery and furniture at the a
~ rraisement valuation, to Miss Lizzie Mi
1. Ter, the eldest daughter Of the deceased.
HAznN AND BoLAN's HAuL-Mr. Villa
Hazen and Lieutenant Bolan caught one
the men who was implicated in the bar
robbery at Lagrange, ut a farm house abo,
et four miles frem Crittenden this mornin
,s and brought him to this city and plaet
him in Jail. A set Of burglar tools W
found in his possession. He will be take
d. to Lagrange this evening or Monday.
Yesterday evening two little boys, sol
of Sidney Linn, living in the alley back
al Moreland's stable, were playing with
J. small quantity of gunpowder in the yal
on the ground. They lighted paper ar
applied it. and then got down over 1t wit
Of their faces and blew the fame until Il
powder exploded. bnrning their faces ba
4 iy, and probably injuring their eyesight.
/. Jim Stevens visited Stockers drug sto
ID on Pike street, and was most beautiful
cussed by the manipulator Of quinil
and strychnine, and then Jimmie visite
the Office Of Chief Justice Mclaughlin, ar
entered suit against Stocked, for sixt ty. fl
cents. Constable Tom Dunn served Il
papers and Stocked came near beatil
l lTommie back to the Office and paid the bi
Costs$2 ~
! Pat. Mulane was found in nude conc
IL ton to-day by Officer .Bresman trying
!, get into the brick-kiln at the foot Of HI
- man street, with the intention to do