The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-22
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOn-

SVNAN0AOA-
Mr.. Adam Geiswein has recovered.
The Legislature will adjourn on the 10th
inst.
W. H. Turner leaves for Toledo, O., to-
night.
The Palmetto Dancing Circle had q
large crowd at their hop last night.
The census taker in the Second District,
has completed his labors. The increase is
very small.
The people would do we'll to elect
chancellor who Goes not make such out
rageous allowances to Master Commission
ers.
POLICE CoURT.-Phil Sullivan, disorderly
conduct, 81; Michael Geneveve, drunk, s.;
Barbara White, harboring vicious dog. con.'
tinued.
James Mullen, resident of South Gov
ington. fell from aload of hay this morn
ing on the Madison Pike, and broke his
lett arm.
VIM. and Chas. Rub, the two tonsorial
artists who were arrested for violating the
Sunday law, were fined g. and costs each
by Squire Duvenick.
The members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians and Catholic Benevolent So
cieties will hold meeting at st. Mary's
Hall ON Sunday evening. to make arrange
ments for picnic
Rev. B. F. Bristow, uncle of ex-Secretary
Brisrow, who for many years was citizen
OF Covington, has returned with his family
after an absence of eighteen months, and
taken up his residence at No. &C Lynn
street.
James M. Quinn, aged twenty-five. of
Pendleton County, and Ida B. Doddrick,
aged twenty-One, of Burton Station, Were
granted marriage license this morning,
and ere this we suppose they are duly
bound together.
Mr.. D. G. Collins pays Mr.. O. J. Virgins,
the City Collector, high compliment. He
states that be has collected five times
more taxes than any of his predecessors
Virgins will do his full duty, and if you
owe any taxes you'd better pay them.
The marriage of Mr.. Harmon Hoffkges
and Miss Annie Schweinafuss at st. Jos.
eph's Church was a pleasant affair. The
reception that followed the ceremony at
| the residence OF the brides parents In Aus
| 'AhouA6 B, was largely dtteuucus
Real EsrArE.-Mrs. Statira Bristow,
through her son, County Clerk Brstow,
yesterday sold to Edward Thompson of
this city. the well-known "Rosemound"
place of five acres On the Banklick Turn
pike. near Latonia, for $500 and this
years taxes
The Legislature has repealed the Delin-
quent tax Law, and property that has been
sold for State taxes can be redeemed at
per cent. interest on the amount of the
original sale. The law was originally 80
per cent. annually. This makes the Sher-
| ifs Office less worthless.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD SUED-A suit was
filed yesterday by James Nixon, the we'll
known contractor and builder, against r.
G.. Huston & Co., the Southern Railroad
count for work done in the construction of
attachment was taken out, garnisheeing
the Trustees Of the Southern Railroad.
A loud call for mass meeting to nom.
mate candidates is being made by few
political bleeders and chronic office-seekers
who have been repeatedly rejected at the
polls by the people. In regard to ability
and decency we will state that the Demo
cratic ticket nominated last Saturday il
the best the party has placed in the field
for years. Not one ord of disrespect can
be said about their character truthfully.
Articles of incorporation Of the Model
Building and Liam Association were lodged
for record yesterdays. W. Coffin. H. E.
Wilson, A. Campbell Thos. J. Whittle,
Chas. J. Tranter, John Thomson, Joseph
Knoll, Geo. ]. McNarnara and Jas. Hester
being the incorporators The shares num-
ber two thousand, of $3.50 each, and the
initial and weekly payments will be 81
per share. A President, Vice President,
Final cial Secretary, Recording Secretary
and nine Directors will manage the 5usi-
ness of the Association, all to be elected
annually on the last Tuesday in April, ex-
cept that one-half the Board of Directors
are TO be elected every six months. The
meetings are appointed for every Tuesday
evening.