The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02
OVER THE BRIDGE.
CovINGrOM.

o"oh "a Ahso oAASOs
The Sherman Club organized Saturday
by electing officers.
Mike Farrell will be tried to-day on the
charge of breach Of the peace.
The Scott-street cars will run regularly at
intervals of 10 minutes after to-day.
Mr.. John Purcell has resigned his posi-
tion as clerk in the o. s. Clerks Office.
marriage license was granted Saturday
to Henry Arkenan and Minnie Oldges.
D. c. Kennedy has been appointed guar
dian of Mrs. John Doltheid, an imbecile.
Who says Paddy Casey Is not hustlerf
He is credited with three arrests yesterday.
The persons adjudged to be lunatics last
week will be taken to Lexington to-mor-
row.
Geo. Hartley says he Is not q candidate
for City Marshal under any consideration.
Sensible man.
The Insurance Companies of this city
have formed Board, and are now taking
risks at the same rate.
Quite handsome little sum was col
lected ut the st. Patriok,s Church yester-
day in aid of Ireland.
The convocation Of the Episcopal Church
Of this district commenced its session in
Trinity Church this morning.
Mr.. r. T. Forkner has recovered from a
severe attack Of malarial fever. to the graf
ification of his numerous friends.
1t is currently rumored on the streets
that Edward H. Sehlebbe was really
crooked in his accounts. He is said to have
left the city. ..sf .',...- o...ti
Col. Frank Mead says he intends to have
all the streets and alleys in the Ninth
Ward put in good repair before his term of
Office expires. -... ...f
The Florence Dramatic Club visited
R binson's Opera-hnuse last night in q
body, AVID presented the leading lady at
that place with handsome basket Of cut
flowers
Robert Gilchrlst was on little hurrah
this morning and banged in few windows
in Mr.. Barney Eiler's saloon on Second
street. He was arrested by Officer Mike
Bolan. U
The German Pioneer Society will hold
their usual anniversary celebration at
Drexelius Hall on the 10th inst. There
will be music, dancing, speech-making and
plenty to eat for everybody.
In the County Court this morning Eliza
beth NJ. Woodward qualified as executrix
of the est,te of Payton woodward as regis
tered in the will of the deceased. Jas. P.
Patton and R bt. Richardson were ap-
pointed appraisers. ..s
Rev. Father Brandts has returned from
Baltimore. where he was a specially in
vited guest at the golden wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas c. Jenkins. which was
celebrated in the Monumental City on last
Monday, the 26th inst.
The managers Of the Covington Stock
yards are making big preparations to en-
large their pens 1t is proposed to lease
over two acres Of ground adjoining their
present pens, and inclose it. This will
make them the largest in this section of
the country. ..
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. - Charles A..
Bentley, TO George W. Smith, lot 4S by 1926
feet on The south side OF Oak street, 2l8
feet from Kennner street; $S29!
Patrick Buckley and wife to Alexander
Montgomery, lot 20 by 90 feet, on the west
side Of Main street, and being the south
half of Lot 20. Block SO. in Woodruff q
Lockwo. DIS addition; 1856.
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SuNDAY-scHooL AFSrvEksARY.-The fifth
anniversary exercises OF the fourth-strest
ehris.,an onuIcn ouhuSy-scnool ,Sy were nelo
yes e.uay altelhoon ine oe.retAry re-
Port SHOWS .nst y me oleah'Sat,oh skty
were pleseht aho "-eAy ING @ memoslsnlp y
one nun"rea ana SKY Inc Cnangsd
M nIoss was oears,l",1y 'rrt M reaa oy M'ss Mattle
r,s e. sna ne "ork ot tns Me-, ounuay- my
sGnooL an o'ls'nai essay oy MISS Dolhe
heretoro, was flooacuoh greatly enjoyed
Dy u, VINO were iortunate enougn near
IL oho5@ go1o speecnes were re- maze oy inc
pastor, .. VI. 1enersoh, ana W. NJ M Lea
ana the music was eAce'eh1 .lij ls
The remains Of 8. A. Hagarty, ESQ.,,
we're deposited in the vault at Linden
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