The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11
OVER THE BRIDGE.
CovINGTOA.

day.
chancery Court adjourned yesterday for
the term.
Miss Lizzie Nichols, of Lexington, is Wis
iting in the city.
The barber shops will in the future be
closed on Sundays
1t Is thought that Council will repeal the
Sunday law tonight
Mr.. Gus. Weaver, it Is said, is necessarily
visiting in Cincinnati.
Mrs Bruins, living on Sixth street, near
Craig. fell down in her cellar yesterday and
received severe confusion on her head.
DR.. Averdick did the mending.
At the meeting of the City Council TO-
night City Auditor will be elected. Mr..
James Orr, the present efficient incumbent,
will be elected against the world.
The musical and literary entertainment
for the benefit OF Scott-street NJ. E. Church
takes place tonight in the spacious parlors
of the residence of Mr.. George Coker, No.
67 West Fifth street.
REAL EsrATE-A. P. Rose, Jr.. and others
to Ross O O'Laughlin and wife, both of Gov
ington, lot 3lK by SIN, northeast corner
of Tenth and alley between Washington
and Russell streets Covington; $1,000 and
one half he taxes for 1880.
Simpson Riggs, of Kentucky County, to
Wilson Harper, of Boone County, lot No.
3, John Riggs land q acres and GA poles,
on Dry Creek; 1854.
CHANcERY COURT. e. Stevenson, &c,
against H. Martin, &c. Commissioner or
dered to pay Peter Smiths claim of $50 9S
for improvements.
G. G. Wallace against J. g. Scott, &c.
Judgment for $4.093 40, with interest from
date and first lien allowed therefor on
property west side of Madison street, be-
tween Tenth and Robbins streets.
F. Meyers. &C., against Kenton Building
and Saving Association, &c. Judgment
ordering the Master Commissioner to col
lect from all parties overdrawing and pay
those to whom the Association is indebted.
Court adjourned for the term.
Colonel w. L. Grant and Colonel Jim
Orr aad quite little war of words on The
street yesterday. Grant accused Orr ol
promising to vote for primary election in
the Executive Committee. Orr denied the
soft impeachment and said that any man
who said that he made such promise told
a falsehood. Grant then said that Orr was
a coward or he would not talk to him in
that manner while he was in such a condi
ton. Mr.. Orr then told Grant not tt
bother him, but send man that was able
and he would repeat 1t. Suffice to say tn,
man was not sent and that Grant apollo
gized to-day for his rashnesa You Sc,
Colonel Grant wanted the Convention fixed
at later date but he didn't pull the wire
right.
RoBERr's RIGHTs.-The announcement
yesterday about Mr.. Robert Weaver was
little premature; false alarm, as it were
1t seems that Robert has for the past sew
eral weeks been rehearsing heavy charac
ter for coming dramatic entertainment
, and has become so enraptured with 1t thai
it causes him to dream about it; and tn
other night during his dream he jumpe,
oat of bed and threw himself into a dra
matte attitude, which caused his brother t,
become little suspicious; but 1t was ex
plained the next day when he saw hin
reading book about some man getting lef
on ticket. Bob is far from being an i'm
becile, but it would only require about 81.
such fiattering notices as he received sei
terday to make him one.
The following is the programme for th
| concert and Tea Social at the Main-stree
j NJ. <. Church tonight:
Chorus, How Lovely are the Messengers
MclAucioson
Quartet The Wo0dbird d................-........ Ab
Chorus, Great Is the Lord Maso
Solo, Consider the Lilies.....
Chorus, Gloria ..........................Hay .Hayd
Duet Beautiful Venice e............................
, Chorus, Now Tramp O'er Moss and Fell. .Bisho
Solo Should he Upbraid.. ......,......
Quartet, Softly. Softly tiy......-.............-....
Solo, Take Ne. Jamie Dear.................-....
Chorus, The Angel Herald...... ...H. R. Palme
: Chorus, Jehovah's Praise ......."...-......Whit
Mr.. and Mrs Knickerbocker, of tn
! west end, celebrate their silver weddin
tomorrow evening.