The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINCrON.

COvINGrON.
Monday is Ground-hog Day.
Thomas Coffee was sweetened "A for .
drunk in the Police Court to-day.
The Little Gems will give one of their
soirees at Drexelius Hall this evening.
Rev. J. H. Hartley will conduct divine
services at Drexelius Hall tomorrow alter
noon.
The German Pioneer Society will give
their annual concert and ball at Drexelius
Hall on the 10th OF February.
The Ladies' Society Of the German Prot
estant Church will give grand social ball
at Turners' Hall Monday evening.
The new building of Fred. J. Meyers will
be completed to-day. It 10 an ornament to
the city and credit to Mr.. Meyers
Damon and Pythias" will BE- presented
on the 10th inst. at Odd-fellows Hall, un.
der the auspices Of Myrtle, Friendship and
Beethoven Lodges, X. Of T.
Grand Recorder W. H. Turner. of the A.
0. q. w., forwarded S. 900 this morning as
losses sustained by the deaths of Geo. Die
mer, of Louisville; w. M. Wilson, Of Lex
ington, and H. LunneberG Of Versailles
Mr.. & A. Hagerty, a well-known men,
ber of the C0vington Bar. died this MORN
ing. He was recognized among the legal
fraternity as q we'll informed lawyer, and
at one time commanded considerable infu-
ence. ... .
The Masonic fraternity had grand re-
ception at their hall last night. Nearly
two hundred guests were present, and a
magnificent spread was discussed in addi-
tion. Some fine music and singing was lis
tened to.
The "Pinafore" ship and crew will arrive
at Odd.fellows' Hall Monday night The
grand march will 60 out with the tide at
8 O. clock and the terpsich0rean fetes will
ing. ....,
At the State Convention of the Grand
Lodge A. o. q. w. in Louisville W. W. H.
Turner, of this city, was reelected Grand
Recorder; A. r. Mullins. Grand Receiver;
Squire Tebbs. Grand Master. and Green
Keller an old Covington boy, Grand Mas
ter Workman.
Col. Jim Wren has the boss COW in this Sec
ton of the country. 1t has given birth to
five calves during the past TWENTY-FIVE
months. Speaking of Wren reminds us
that Jimmie is candidate for Sheriff, with
fair prospect of success.
Constable Tom Sandford arrested John
Bindle this morning for an assault on L. C.
Herbert and for larceny. Tue assault was
committed last week and it is said that the
larceny has been going on for some time.
The larceny consists of stealing ho0p-poles
| from the farm of William Ernst. of which
Herbert is agent
| REAL ESTATE TRANsTERs.-John Kearney
to George s. Savage, in trust for Caro line
Darlington for life, and then to her son
Thomas c. Savage lot 20 by 95. north side
Harvey street, los feet west of Russell
street, Coyington; $3.50. -a
| Marine R. Gravener to Louis Rentz Lots
"a, 25 and 26, town Of Ludlow, except por.
Southern Railroad; 81 and other property.
C1scu1r CouRT.-D. H. Baldwin & Co.,
against Hiram Haywood and wife; suit to
recover a piano rented of the plaintiffs
Verdict for plaintiffs and assessing the
value of the piano at $225, which sum the
plaintiffs recover il the piano can MT be
| had. The value of the instrument was
1875, according to the contract, and the de-
| fendant had paid $268 in the way OF rent.
and was pleading for little time, on &C
count of some domestic trouble, when this
suit was brought. The case will go to the
Court OF Appeals, as did the similar one OF
Church axains: Greer two or three years
ago.
Richard Matthews against the Covington
l. Cincinnati Bridge Company. Dismissed
on demurrer t, the petition, the plaintiff
declining to allege that Bridge Com
pany authorized the assault ETC., COM
mitted, as alleged, BY the Company's EN-
ployeA
In the several suits against the Building
Associations amended petitions were fled
stating the names correctly, or, At least,
differently.
As will be observed by our dispatches,
Smith N. Hawes was pardoned yesterday.
CIRCUIT CouHr.-John Mackoy. Homer
Hudson and J. J. Murnan were appointed
Jury Commissioners
Geo, Rockhonse vs.. Kate Kolsen. Motion
for new trial overruled and writ Ut pos
session granted to plaintiffs.
Windisch, Muhlhauser & Bro. vs.. Fred.
Averbeck. Judgment for 1884 IS.
J, B, Bryant vs.. Francis Lemaire, &c.
Response Of w. 4. Wade to pay rent
deemed insufficient and attachment issued
for him, and bail fixed at $3.50.
May Miller vs. VIM. Kelly. A capias -
sued for casts. na'eg.
Julius J. Lemaire vs.. A. Richie. Appeal
granted to Court Of Appeals.
Henry Warnstrandt vs. II. 8. Percival.
Appeal granted. s-- -..,.
Samuel A. Joseph VI. Henry Wolf Filed
away.
Adjourned.
The bill to incorporate the Grand Central
Building ASSOCIATE N Of this city passed
the State Senate yesterday.
! The Grand Jury this morning found in.
dictments against James Linet for cutting
in sudden aifray, and George Wistell fol
carrying concealed weapons n4f.
Fred. Address, Of this city, was convicted
of illicit distilling YESTERDAY. and sentenced
to three months in the Hamilton County
Jail, and to pay fine of $500 and costs,
BY request Of Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe
q collection will be taken up in all the
Catholic Churches here tomorrow for the
relief OF the suffering people in Ireland.
i Manning on hearing the verdict wept
like q child, and deeply affected all presen t.