The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
THE BRIDGE.
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Hon, Green Keller, of Frankfort Is in
town.
Hon. John @. Murphy is the proud papa
Of baby boy. 1872
Albert Wheeler Is home from Vincennes'
Ind, and has accepted a position as drum
mer with Hugh Benjamin.
The Dry Greek Turnpike was condemned
yesterday by Esquires Duvenick and TebpS'
and the toll on that road is now Tree.
A splendid crayon portrait Of Mr.. John
O'Donnell, the work OF Miss Mamie MOO
nan, is displayed at Woolson's, on Scott
street.
The Kentucky Central Railroad is sell
ing single.fare tickets to Lexington at$l oo
Jimmie Ernst is never behind in pubic
spirit t.,..
Alex. True was arrested yesterday by
Officer Mike Bolan for not proving his
name to his wife. His case was continued
until next Monday.
The band wagon, while coming from the
picnic last night, capszed on the Lexing-
ton Pike spilling the occupants out on the
road side and bruising several of them up
badly.
EP. Willett, the noted Kentucky coun-
terfeiter, whose exploits have furnished
several chapters of news, was Yesterday
convicted in the U. s. Courts for passing
counterfeit money.
The Committee on supplies of the School
| Board held a meeting last night and award
| cd the contrast for furnishing the Public
Schools with 1000 bushels semi-Cannel coal
to Uriah Shinkle at SO 80 per 100, he being
the lowest bidder.
Father John Feltman, son of Henry Felt,
man, ESQ.,, arrived home yesterday from
St. Louis, where he was ordained priest
last Sunday. He will celebrate his hrs,
Mass at Mother of God Church at 81 O'CLOCK
next Sunday morning.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, in the
case of Martin Hugger against Burton
Hathaway for $40, 900 damages in the kill
ing of his son, Peter Hugger, by Mr.
Hathaway's son, about year ago. the jury
returned verdict for plaintiff of $500.
In the United States Court to-day th'
motion for new trial in the case of E. P
Willet was overruled. George Williams
his partner, pleaded guilty. An attach
ment for $500 was awarded against an!
property belonging to DIR. Hiram Strong
Thei prisoners will be sentenced tomorrow
and Court will adjourn.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Teresa Moone.
J to Bernard Mooney, Lot 36 in Whittaks
, & Hayman's Subdivision of West Coving
ton, corner of High and Hayman streets
81 and other considerations
Teresa Mooney 10 Sarah Mooney, lot Of
corner of Hayman and Taylor streets
West Covington; 81 and other considers
tions.
VIM. ]. Mooney and wife to Teres
Mooney, "a feet on High street and IL
, feet on Hayman street, West Covlngton
81 and other considerations.
B. II. Herzog to Mrs. Anna Niemeye1
, ST., 60 by 200 feet, on Pike street, at tn
9 intersection of Montague; 5000.
! Thomas w. Keeveny and wife to Margs
{ ret Keeveny, 25 by 100 feet. on the ives
/, side of Stevens street; $500. t
Mary BLY, Hutchinson to Dorsel u WI
: f1aige, rs by 100 feet on the west side {
r Hickey street, 70 feet from the southwes
t corner of Twelfth and Hickey streets
n $3.50.
f. A. Laidly and wife to Sarah J. Lowr.
23A by 100 feet on the east side of Garral
street; 5000.
Sarah J. Lowry to F. A. Laidly, 9SH b
142 feet on north side of Second street,
the northeast corner OF Second and Ke
nedy streets; $3l, 500.