The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTON.

Dave Cree attended church yesterday, so
it is said.
Col. Frank Mead is the latest announce
ment for Sheriff.
Mr.. Mike Farrell has gone to St. Louis to
accept a lucrative position.
Judge Trmbe celebrated the Sabbath
yesterday like any other man.
The Sunday Committee were sober yes
terday. Sunday law, we believe.
The Sunday Law is fruit for the report
ers, it furnishes so many more subjects
Five hundred dollars worth of Cincin-
natl beer was guzzled by Covington people
yesterday.
Mr. Albert Kerner. of Sixth and Main,
delights to-day in being the daddy OF
bouncing eleven pound boy.
There was !, 1855 more cash fares collected
on the Newport and Covlngton Bridge yes
terday than ever was collected before.
There will be musical and literary en-
tertainment at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
Cookers, ON West Fifth street. on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Henry Dressman returned to-day
from Owen County, where he has just com
pleted a fine pike, which highly pleased
the people.
The Enquirer Company have employed
the enterprising law firm of Hallam & Per-
kins to protect their interests against the
Sunday laws.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court to-
day by John 9. Voight and wife against j.
G. G. Roedger for the foreclosure OF mort
gage of $4O0.
Henry Hackett, gasoline contractor. de-
clined to light up his street lamps last
night, pleading the Sunday law. Deputy
Marshal Linnemann decided the plea de-
fectve, and charged Hackett with the
whole number as ''outs."
Miss Lulu Brooke, one of Covingtons
most gifted and attractive young ladies, has
returned from her visit to Philadelphia, to
the jov of her many friends and admirers,
and will make her home with Mrs. NJ. jam
ison, 1923 Madison street.
The actions of Frank Berte and Henry
Wischer yesterday at the Eleventh-street
NJ. E. Church is seriously condemned by
all good citizens. The idea of going into a
| worship and whistling for their dog to
come out, is ridiculous. Mr.. Berte, al
though, denies that he whstled, and gave
himself up to Squire Duvenick to-day.
Sarah Cooney was found in a very drunk
en- condition last night and was brought in.
She tried to explain it to His Honor the
Mayor to-day, and claimed she was cele
brating the Sunday law; but the Judge only
smiled and said The aggregation of FIVE
lastic germs evidence, an irresistible tend
ency to coralate the molecules in'an invers,
ratio to the cappellary process of differen
tiation and $4 will settle the bill"
A meeting of the saloon-keepers wa
held to-day at Jake Gehrum's. The sub
iect was discussed that the Sunday Law
applied to all men who did manual labo
on Sunday. including preachers. Mr.. Theo
Leverman denounced the preacher portion
of it, nobly. A resolution was final.
adopted to employ an attorney and hav
the law rigidly enforced and to apply t.
all classes They have the names of
number of violators that will be sunimone,
to appear before the Mayor. ,
The street cars and Bridge Company di'
land Office business yesterday. Not
: saloon, drug store, periodical store o
barber shop was open. and, in fact, bushes
of every kind was closed. Cigar stores wer
: also closed, and no milk wagons delivered
milk. John Weaver closed his restauran
and went to church. Jerry Reed did NJ
work yesterday, but the men at the Gas
works put in a full day. The usual heata
Mitchell and Tranter's mill was dispensed
: with, thus throwing five hundred men id
to-day.
MAYORS MONDAY MULcTING.-The sa
result of the enforcement of the Sunda
law is properly observed on the Marshall
State where there are registered more Sab
bath law-breakers to-day than there ha
, been for the past six months. Jessie Field
was the first who was called to answer an
the evidence elected in the case shove
that he had been very drunk and exceed
'. ingly disorderly and carrying conceale,
; weapons He was mulcted $50 and costs.
,, Dennis Logan was disorderly Just 4
worth yesterday, according to his Honor
9 judgment. Charles Cole paid a for a
overload of Ohio whisky. John Morr
tried torback colored woman's eye at tn
Work-house Church the other evening, an
his Honor told Billy to put $13 after hi
name. John Kelly refused to 60 hon
when the coppers told him, and the resu
is that he is compelled to pay So fr ne
taking sound advice Thomas Gadakt
= failed to display signal light and onl
i paid ST.. The arresting officers were McGrav
: one case, Cutler and Holtrop, three cas-
9 Barton, Furber, Momper, Seymour an
Mauer, one case each.
I During his sermon at the First Presbyt
= rian Church last night, Rev. F. d. Mool
u said: 'There is not family in this col
! gregation that has not violated the Purita
J. Sabbath. You ride on Sunday in your ca
= riages, while your servant drives the horse
e You sit in your cushioned pews praisir
t tie Lord, while your cooks are laboring
a your kitchens preparing three good an
sumptuous Sunday meals, anda y,
you dare to condemn others VIII
happen to entertain different opil
ions from you. Fie on it! shall tai
J. my pleasure and comfort as l did on tn
o Sunday, and as propose to do next SUI
- day, and every succeeding Sunday, and m
= children shall do so, and indulge in inn
y , cent and pleasant amusements, and thin
q | will have kept the Sabbath day properl
l. Should any Of you think differently, pu
J. sue your own course, but act CONSISTENT
. There is a principle higher than the Sa
bath day. 1t is the will of God, which
higher than that of man. When we CO
;, sliscover tho will of God il ia Our dutv /,