The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOM.

Hon. James B. Casey is home from
Frankfort
Father Burk, of Florence, was in the
city to-day. ....a.
Mr.. Chas. Bolinger. the tonsorial artist,
left yesterday for Chicago.
Mr.. Chas. Anderson is home from Tops-
ka, Kansas. He looks hale and hearty.
Master Elijah Salts has been selected as
organist, for the First Baptist Church.
There is to be an increase Of wages to the
employees of the Kentucky Central Rail-
road.
POLICE CouRr.-Daniel Collins, disorder
ly conduct. $13j Mike O'Neil, breach of the
peace, "a.
Mr.. L. J. Blakely is the latest candidate
for the attorneyship of the Model Building
and Loan Association.
The Millersburg bridge on the Kentucky
Central has been repaired, and trains are
now running regularly. r,
Mr.. James H. Metcalf and Miss Helen M.
Gerhard we're married last evening at the
BRIDES residence. ON West Ninth street.
A marriage license was issued to-day to
s. M. Swigert, U. s. A., of Frankfort, aged
thirty-three, and Mary F. Clemons, aged
twenty-five, of Covington. -...
The horse attached to the milk wagon OF
Geo. Heideman ran off on Bachelor street
to-day and scattered the lacteal fluid in all
directions, breaking the wagon and doing
other damage.
The Emerald Dramatic Club will give
| their entertainment at St. Mary's Hall on
the 9th of May. They will present the
exciting drama. Naval Engagement"
and the laughable farce. SLIPPERY Day."
Another excursion train on the Ken
lucky Central Railroad will arrive in the
city Saturday. 1t will be under the su-
| pervision of the ladies of the Methodist and
Presby terian Churches of Carlisle and Gym
| thiana.
| Edward Philips, son of Mr.. Hugh
| Philips, of this city, was badly burned on
the foot and leg yesterday by the upsetting
of ladle of molten brass at Post & Co.'s
machine shops, in Ludlow, where he is en-
ployed. 4"' "
| REAL ESTATE TRANSFER Sheriff of Ken
ton County to Edward Fletcher, interest of
| William Lancaster's heirs in the following
property: South half of east half of Lot II,
Block "a, Chester and Mansfeld's subdivi-
sion, rs by 80 feet on north side Sixth
street Market; also, rs by 1877 feet north
side Third street feet east of Lot %, Block
D, Ludlow's addition; $661 25.
A TUMBLE.-City officials are as general
thing noted for their agility. but even a
city official can't Jump off a street-car
backwards and preserve his equilibrium.
A tall official with blonde mnstache, Hin
doc by birth, can testify to this and point
to the long imprint of mans figure in
the dust at Tenth and Madison. He will
never try alighting backward again, al
though he still believes his legs are long
enough if the mules are not hurried. It's
more than walking Rick-ety plank across
tickley bender on frozen pond in win
| ter, and Rick knows all about it.
| Mr.. Will Hall has returned from Pitts
burg.
The Legislature has rejected the bill to
map the county.
| Herman Krause took out license this
morning to wed Elizabeth Gulweiler.
Chancery Court will open Monday with
seventy-one appearances on the docket.
A fresh supply of rock was hauled to the
jail-yard this morning for the boys to exer-
else on.
DR.. M. H. 5chuler, M. D., noted physi-
clan and surgeon, has removed to this city
and taken up his residence at 1S9 York
street.
The celebrated case of Lizzie Krenger
against Squire Charles Harris will be
called in the Criminal Court at Covington
Monday next
Frank Ross, who resides in the western
portion Of the city, had his left leg broken
yesterday by a heavy log rolling on it at
Livezay's saw-mill.
A dramatic entertainment will be given
by the girls of the Parochial School OF the
Immaculate Conception this evening at
Odd-fellows Hall.
Mr.. George Crawford and Miss Mary Vel
ton will be united in marriage tonight at
o'clock, at the Christian Church. Rev.
Mr. Fowle officiating.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
have prepared choice programme for the
entertainment at Grace NJ. +. Church, this
evening A fine supper will also be spread
on the occasion.
Mr.. Gus. KEEPER. we understand, has
Withdrawn from the race of Circuit Court
Clerk. This leaves a clear field for Mr.,
John Schroll, the present gentlemanly
and efficient clerk.
Charles Noonan, who had the Betz broth
ers arrested for an alleged assault upon him
last Sunday, yesterday withdrew the case
from Squire Maphets Court intending to
transfer it to the Criminal Court.
The bridge investigation was resumed
yesterday. Mr.. John Gray was cross.ex-
amined by Mr.. Blakely in regard to the
$3.50 he received for his services, and other
testimony of minor importance was heard.
Col. r. w. Nelson, Chairman of the
Democratic County Executive Committee,
has issued call for meeting at Alexan.
dria on Monday, May Sd, to determine the
manner of selecting delegates to the State
Convention.
3, At a meeting of the Directors Of the First
National Bank held yesterday, DR.. Henri
Gunckel was elected President; Robert
Waring, Vice President John g. Ducker
ESQ.,, was elected to fill the vacancy in the
Board of Directors.
Mr.. Joseph Ehinger and Miss Annie
Kruse we're united in marriage yesterday
at st. Stephens Church, Rev. Father