The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-18
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON-

uest OF w. d. Cree.
1t is thought 5000 was realized yester-
lay for the orphans
Billy Niles has withdrawn FROM the race
or Marshal. Sensible.
Kentucky Strawberries were selling at
o cents quart to-day.
The Board of Health meets tomorrow al
ernoon at tie Clerks Office.
Mr.. Fred Kelly and bride arrived home
from their bridal toar
Mabley's procession was q hummer, and
Jim Simpson deserves the credit
Miss Fannie Wirth returned yesterday |
from visit to her sister at Bodkins, o.
Geo. Schwartz gave bond yesterday in |
the bastardy suit pending against him.
Pat. McMann, of Ludlow. is in Jail in
default of 500 bail to keep the peace for
one year.
A thief stole $40 worth OF rope from Isa-
dore Bezenah last night He ought to be
roped in.
In contest for political popularity at
the orphan picnic yesterday beer sold for
So glass.
Miss Judith Stevenson entertained the
daughters of Secretary Evarts last night in
grand STYLE
The Willet- Williams counterfeiting case
still occupies the attention of the United
States Court
The Sixth Ward Democratic Club meets
tomorrow night at the corner of Pleasant
and Greenup streets.
The police did noble work at the
Orphans Picnic yesterday, and defeated
the bummers at every break.
POLICE CoURT.-George Appel, Thomas
Rogers and John Doheim were fined "a
each for breach of the peace.
The damage suit of Harget against Bur
ton Hathaway, for the death OF his son, Is
in progress in the Circuit COut.
The congregation of st. PauPs Church,
corner Eleventh and Banklick, gave its an
nual picnic at Rudde's Garden yesterday
and last night
'souires Duvenick and Tebbs visited the
Dry Creek Turnpike to-day for the pur-
pose Of condemning it for not being kept
in proper repairs.
A copy of the will and testament OF
Ellen Nichols, of Montgomery County, was
filed in the County Court to-day, in order
to disps of some property in this city.
A six.year-old son OF Michael Nelly
broke his leg by falling from the steps at
his fathers residence, on Eleventh street.
east of Greenup Sunday evening. Dr. Du-
laney rendered the necessary aid.
The following explains itself:
Friend Vastmer-Please contradict Prof.
Hunts statement in last Saturdays Com
| mercial in reference to me. Tom Whettle
was the guilty party. Yours,
w. F. BROWN.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
sparks from the smoke-stack of the Daily
Commonwealth Office started an incipient
confagration on the roof of the three-story
brick dwelling. No. So East Fifth street
owned by Colonel Thomas Shay and occu-
pied by Mrs. 8. G. Stevens. The loss wa!
only about $40.
The following officers were elected yes
erday by the Grand Grove of tile United
Ancient Order of Druids of Kentucky
August Sence, of Louisville, Noble Crane
Arch; J. Kruschkamp, Deputy; Joe Knoll
Grand Treasurer; H. Steipel, Grand Mar
shal; Marshal G.. Krieger, of Newport
Grand Guard; H. Dieuper, OF Louisville
Grand Secretary.
Several thousand people gathered on th'
grounds of St. Johns Orphan Asylum. OF
the Lexington Pike, yesterday to celebrate
the annual feast day. The refreshment
were bountiful, the crowd happy, but wei
behaved, and the day one of perfect enjoy
men+. To-day there is an after fest Will
plenty of refreshments, music, dancing AM
other amusements, and everybody Is IN
vited to attend.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Owen Gaine
and wife, of Bullittville, to John Kearney
of Covington, so by 80 feet. on the cas-
side OF Philadelphia street, beginning a
the southeast corner of Fourth and Phils
delphia; $500.
, M. M. Benton, Of Covington, to Enos an
Mary Kenny, of Covingt0n, 22H by 81 J
feet, on the south side of Fourth street. b.
, ing northeast quarter cf Lot No. q {
: Johnston's subdivision; $100.
. Ruth w. Gully, of Washington, Ohio.
, August Packhan, Of Cincinnati, go by II
feet, on John street, West Covington, bein
!, Lots rs and 26 of Vansants subdivision
$425.
John NJ. Macintosh to VIM. c. Fielt
ing. of Cincinnati, 80 by 125 feet on til
( north side of Elm street, in Ludlow; $50
: VIM. G. Fielding. OF Cincinnati, to Am
e Macintosh, of Ludlow, KY, the san
0 property; $50.
!. Mr.. George Weideman, the brewer, is
e St. Louis.
n Andrew Geglin took out license to w
Louisa 10th.
= Mr.. Samuel Cummings, of the Highland
reported dangerously i'll.
- John H. Bird, Sr., wasappointed Admi
y istrator of John NJ. Winn, in the Coun
& Court
~ The Merchants and Manufacturers
~ sociaiion will meet this afternoon at Tur
le er Hall.
I, The Merchants and Manufacturer
q sociation, OF this city, now numbers o
a hundred members
h Mr.. Hub. Helm says that even the bir
ID in the upper end are singing Sheriff Hell
j. Sheriff Helm" etc.
O. Captain George, of Front street. return
"a u from Virginia Saturday. and is now laid
y with the rheumatism.
ts The marriage of Mr.. Fred. Brutsche a
W Miss Mary Best will take place shortly
se st. Stephens Church.