The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

COvINGTON.
The Scott-street sewer caved in again this
morning.
Mr.. Irwin Halsey was admitted3 to prac-
tice in the Circuit Court to-day.
Rev. Geo. N. Burlington has resigned the
pastorate of the Eieventh-street N. u.
Church.
Mr.. Peter Moran is the man who says he
will make it red-hot for the Janitorship OF
the Work-house tonight
David Wadell, while engaged at work at
the stock-yards yesterday, fell and broke
his arm. DE- Hup attended.
Thso. F. Hallam is to remain Chairman
of the Council Committee on Law, and
Mr.. Collins of the Ways and Means.
Another large crowd attended the fair at
st. Mary's Hall last night. The fair will
close next Tuesday night with grand
soiree.
Miss Jennie Martin, Of Owenton, who
has been on a visit to the family of ]. L.
Bristow. ESQ.,, Of this city, left yesterday
for home.
There Is lot of stolen goods at the Mar
shal's Office that awaits the identification
of the owners Such as gloves, collar-but-
tons, etc.
The Millersburg bridges on the K. C.
Railroad, that were destroyed by fire last
week, have been repaired, and trains are
now running regularly. .r..
Mr.. Henry Dresmann was in the city yes
terday, and paid his first visit home for
four months. He is engaged in building a
turnpike down in Sweet Owen,
Mr.. Henry Penkhaus is gaining consider.
able reputation as an amateur actor. If
Henry makes as clever an actor as he is an
individual, his success is insured.
A couple of rag vendors of Cincinnati en-
tered the residence of German lady this
morning, on Eleventh street near Bullock,
and stole valuable sack of carpet rags.
Mr.. J. D. Story, the pleasant proprietor
of one of the hotels at Independence, was
thrown from his vehicle by the capers OF
his horse yesterday near Donnelly's livery
stable, and bruised and smeared uncomfort-
ably, but not seriously hurt
The will of JOS Voss, deceased, was pro-
bated yesterday. The whole estate is de.
vised to the widow for life, then to the
children. Caroline, Joseph and George, ex.
cept $500 to Maria Fenker. The will is
dated March 10, 1873, and Is witnessed by
Andrew Knollmann, NJ. d., and B. Willen.
FUNERA1.-The funeral of William E.
Ricke took place yesterday. The funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. w. H. Felix,
of tie Baptist Church, and the pall-bearers
w,re Charles Cox, Alonzo Graves W.
McGlasson, G. Railey, Charles Stacey and
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former City Clerk of Covington.
Tomorrow is the tin wedding of Bishor
Toebbe with his diocese. On the 9th o
January, 1870, he was consecrated Bishop
of Covington, at the Church of Phlomena
Cincinnati, and received in Covington with
great pon,p and circumstance. In thost
ten years his labors and his love have great
ly endeared him to this people.
A telegram from Mr.. P. Goldsmith al
Milwaukee to-day brings the intelligence
that the remains of Mr.. Jonas Goldsmith
his brother, have been resurrected and viii
be forwarded to Cincinnati where they will
be inferred in the Soldiers Cemetery al
Walnut Hills. The deceased was soldier
in the Illinois infantry, and was killed in
the battle of Stone River, 1868 His cnffir
was in remarkable state of preservation
The Florence Dramatic Club were greeted
with large and appreciative audience las
night at the Odd Fellows Hall. Tht
characters were we'll chosen and the cast.
we'll rendered. Clarence Moar received ar
! elegant cabbage head in appreciation Of his
clever acting but Clarence wouldn't have
the bestowed honors and turned it over tc
Henry Penkhaus. Mr.. Alex. Danzar, or
behalf of large number of citizens, pre-
sented Eddie Shafer with handsome bas
ket of cut flowers.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Com
missioner L. ]. Blakely to Mary A., wife o.
J. L. Stevenson. lot 86 by 100 feet, north
side of Emma street, IS feet east OF Bake
we'll street; also lot IL by IS feet, east sid.
of Bakewell street, 65 feet north Of Emms
street, Covington.
George w. Martin, Of East Baton Rouge
La, to Rachel Reid, of Cincinnati, title
bond for the interests of Michael E. anc
Enoch Vanosdell in the estate of B. B. Van
degrift, deceased; $1,000.
Same to same, deed for interest O.
Michael Vanosdell in said estate; 81, 500.
HEwPORx. .
Mr.. J. Swynbourne and Miss Jennie G
Brady were married Yesterday afternoon q
the Church of the Immaculate Conception
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Margaret Cos
tigan Richard Richmond and wife to J. T
Warren, parts of Lots Nos So and 54 il
Lindsey's addition, fronting % feet OF
Lewis street; $500.
Jerry Eagan, the man who escaped from
Officer Connolly yesterday on the stone
pile. became onscience-stricken in til,
evening and returned and gave himself ul
to Jailer Schwartz
The elegant casket containing the re
mains of the late Mrs. Kenniston was GOV
cred with the most beautiful floral offer
ingA The Ladies' Aid Society's offering
was a pillow composed Of tea roses, calla
, lilies ard smilax. with the legend "A
Rest" interwoven with purple violets A
wreath composed OF the same, sent by tn,
various steamboatmen Of Cincinnati. Hel
remains were laid to rest in Evergreen Gem
etery.
There was q new phase brought ont ir
this case yesterday in the Chancery Court
In the case of Adam Wagner ct al. vs.. Johr
Butcher ct al, G. H. Schuesler and wife
filed cross petition setting up mortgage.
to the extent of twelve or fourteen thou
| sa nd dollars and thew and James Tavlor q