The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvKNGTON.

Sheriff Armstrong reports 81 ,45S as the
of county tax delinquent Tor 1873
Adam Gieswein celebrated his birthday |
by being surprised last night by avisit from
a number Of friends.
Smith N. Hawes, the Ex-City Treasurer,
has returned to Covington to live. 1t IS
said he will engage in the tobacco busi-
ness.
The prosecuting witness fails to appear
against Tom Durr and Andy Meeks, and
their cases were again continued this morn |
ing in the Mayors Court
RENTED Blackburn has re- |
mitted the fine of William Due, imposed
while Due was dealing in liquor, for failing
to take out a county license.
The vestry Of Trinity P. e. Church have
elected the following officers: Hon. John
W. Stevenson. Senior Warden; D. N. COM
ingore, Junior Warden; DR.. Charles Thom-
as, Secretary; A. H. Ransoms, Treasurer.
The census takers are getting along rap.
idly with their work. Five hundred child
Ninth street yesterday. All encourage
so much.
Daniel Keene, of this city, and Miss Hat
tie Quick, of Bond Hill, Ohio, are to be
married tonight at the home OF the bride.
Keene, Quick, are words closely allied in
meaning, and the young couple are popu-
lar and pleasant and will receive no end OF
congratulations. ....
POLICE CoURT.-Thomas Collins and Mary
Saunders, two mokes, charged with COM
mitting adultery, were fined 81 each, and
given until Saturday to marry. George
and VIM. Huber, charged with beating
Frenchy Santiff, had their cases continued.
George Boyce, breach of the peace, "a.
The case of Anton Lochte, for keeping
his saloon open on Sunday, is in progress
before Squire Mclaughlin to-day. The
jury consists of Amos Shinkle, George M.
Clock, A. P. Hagerman, Jabez Percival, II.
Hardebeck, R. G. Stewart, H. Kentrup, i.
Heineman, VIM. Hoffman, G. Beam, A. II.
Ransome and John Nolan.
The fourteen hundredth anniversary of
st. Benedict was appropriately observed at
St. Joseph Church yesterday. Pontifical
High Mass was celebrated at o'clock a. m.
by the Bishop. Rev. Father Maximilian,
0. s. F.. of Cincinnati, preached the SER
mon and the pastors and some prominent
laymen of the Catholic Churches in Gov
ington and Newport were present. At the
conclusion of the services an elegant din
ner was discussed at tie Priory, and con-
gratulatory telegram sent to Able Boniface
WINNER, o. 8. B., the oldest member of
the Order in the United States. Fitting
ceremonies followed In the evening.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John Wesner
to John H. Helson, 20 BY so feet, on the
west side of locust street. 100 feet north of
Ash street, Ludlow; 81, 800.
w. Byrd Powell and others, by Master
Commissioner, to John Hays, 25 by 100
feet, on the south side of Fourth street, 200
feet west of Bakewcll street; $3.50.
VIM. P. Conyers and wife to Williams &
Meis, 18 by 81 feet on south side of Trevor
street, 43h feet west of alley between Scott
and Greenup streets; $1,000.
+. Aufterheide ct al, by Master Com
missioner, to NJ. G. Notch. rs by 80 feet, on
east side of Philadelphia street. Lot 63,
Keen's subdivision; $7S7 81.
The Special Committee on New Jail re-
port the following as the lowest and best
bids: .......... ..:
Excavation Thomas Woods. 450 90
Bubble and plain stone work I. Woods. 4,041 90
Concreting, including attic, Behan Nc.
Donald..........""....... .........".". S95 90
Extra concreting, per cubic yard, S6, same
F1ees.s Rrics se Martin < Reiiev 9S9 90
Plastering, &C, 9. B. Hancock & Co.-.. 1875 90
| Carpentering and joiner work. ....
Galvanized iron and tin work, Kirk & Co. 1878 90
| Mautels and CRATES, C. S. Rankin g. Co.,, 285 90
Stating, Kirk & Co........................ 1853 90
Gas piping w. s. $50 90
Plum bing, Thomas Gibson & Co......... g. 494 90
Painting and granting, Christ Deiss........ 1868 90
Iron and steel work. ......
uooti nd tilotion KirEun r. Gan A
aEWPOKE. .-
Two thousand dollars for water rents
have been collected since April 1st.
The rite of baptism will be administered
at the Christian Church this evening.
Miss TilIie Kearney, of Madison street,
left this morning to visit friends at Carol
ton, KY. ...
Fifty-one children will receive their first
communion at Corpus Christi Church Sun
day morning.
At the conclusion of the concert this
evening the orchestra will give one of its
always enjoyable receptions.
The remains of the late Henry Fisher
will be inferred Sunday at p. IN. from the
vault in Evergreen Cemetery.
| lHS NdyuOWCE OUCidio WILL cuttTbdlD
their young lady and gentlemen friends
Tuesday evening next at Eclipse Hall.
Our friend Mr.. J. B. Ducase, the we'll
known shoe dealer, has removed to his
handsome new store, 106 York street.
Col. D. s. Hounshell left yesterday fol
| St. Louis where he will be united in mar.
riage tomorrow to a maiden of that city.
The congregation Of the Columbia-street
Presby yterian Church has agreed to increase
the salary of its pastor % per cent This
means business.
The Secretary of the State Republican
Executive Committee has made arrange.
ments for half fare for the delegates who
wish to attend the Convention.
Rev. J. Rard. Presiding Elder of the M.
E. Church South, has called a Convention
of the ministers in this District, to be held
tomorrow at Williamstown, KY.
Frank Herman, residing at 127 Bellevue
street, fell from ladder while at work
Yesterday at 1876 e. Second street, Cincin
natl, and broke his left thigh bone.
Rev. Mr.. McClelland, who has been off
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