The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-02
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOn-

mas a AiO5 WIN vail
The case of George McFadden VS.. W. p.
Mclaughlin goes to the Court of Appeals.
Clint Hume has been appointed Assist
ant United States Census Taker in Ludlow.
Mr.. Hod johnson has accepted position
in the Southern Railroad office at Gym
thiana.
Mr.. John Nieman and Miss Rosa Ritter
were married this morning at St. Aloysius
Church.
Miss Maggie Knoll was agreeably sur.
prised last evening by large number OF
friends.
Mr.. Jacob Renner and wife have taken
up their residence in this city. Welcome
neghbors.
The Internal Revenue collections in this
district during the month of June, foot up
$218, 100 63.
The strikers of Mitchell & Tranters Roll.
ing Mill play match game Of base ball
this afternoon.
John F. Bennett and Elizabeth Kurriusb,
both of Cincinnati, were married In this
city yesterday.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
John F. Mcbride and Florence Yelton,
both OF Ludlow.
The ti-Democratic kickers are puzzled
whether to sail their ticket under the head
of Republican or Citizens"
The Police will attend the st. Joseph's
School picnic in body to-day which Is
sufficient guarantee for order to prevail.
Mr.. William Hacket has severed his con-
nection with the firm of Peck & Wo0lis-
croft, and has accepted more lucrative
one in Cincinnati.
James Walker was arrested this morning
by Officers O'Hara and McGraw on the
charge of stealing $50 from Mr.. w. g..
Morris where he is engaged.
Louis Edenberg, who was captured in
Newport yesterday. on the charge of rob-
Ding Thomas Brady. had his case continued
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Clarence Moar has been,appointed United
States Census TakeT in the Second Ward,
vice J. E. Huffman. We suppose he will
make enough to purchase that wedding rig.
The Carlisle Whisky Bill goes into effect
to-day. and wastage amounting to two and
half gallons year, will hereafter be
allowed ON each barrel of whisky taken out
of bond.
Mrs. Margaret Long, who was arrested
yesterday on writ of lunacy, was given
over to the care of her family. We should
have mentioned that Deputy Marshal Healy
assisted in the arrest.
The Po ice Force added another laurel to
their crown of glory this morning. A rob-
Der with his plunder was captured in fif-
teen minutes after the work was done. Nc
Graw and O'Hara are the lads.
Mr.. Geo. G. Perkins, of the enterprising
and prosperous law firm of Hallam & Per
kins, has young son at his house. Mr..
Perkins is at present at the Chicago Con-
vention.
Mr.. VIM. Huser, a teacher in the St.
Aloysius Church. leaves for Germany IN a
few days. Last evening his pupils pre-
sented him with handsome gold watch
and chain. Mr.. Fritz Feltman will act in
his place during his absence.
There seems to be catch in the Kearny
Murray case. Herr John claims that he i.
in the hands of the Mayor, and the magis
trates consequently, have no Jurisdiction
Johnny is a slick boy, but his name how
ever fails to appear on the Police Docket.
Mr.. Glenn. Rudde and Miss Lizzie Born
will be married tomorrow morning at St
Aloysius Church. The attendants will be
Mr.. Nicholas Born and Miss Katie Rudde,
Mr.. Frank Mosher and Miss Lena Born,
Mr.. John Ostendorf and Miss Lizzie Rudde
Mr.. Bernard Linneman and Miss Lizzie
Meyerhof were married yesterday at st.
| Aloysius Church. The attendants were
Mr.. F. Linneman and Miss Annie Meyer
hotf, G. H. Yunk and Lena Linneman
Joseph Heerkamp and Clara Luhn. A re-
ception was held at Welling's Hall las
night
A mineral water box containing seven
teen bottles was unearthed yesterday a
the corner of Fourth and Main streets
This is box probably that some of tn,
boys cramped on from Hadcraft's Blacl
Crook saloon in the winter season and weri
compelled to drink it out side, owing tx
the big fire in the stove. That was the yea
when sawdust sweepings was plentiful.
THIEF CAPTURED Between eleven ant
one O'Clock yesterday the house Of Thoma
Brady on Bremen street, was entered BY
means of an open window, the shutters O
which were fastened only by a string
Twenty dollars in money and watch ant
chain were carried OF, and the police learn
ing that q suspicious character, namet
Louis Edinburg. had been seen in th,
neighborhood, set a trap and that individ
ual was captured by Officer Conley, o
Newport, in that city. about six y 'clocl
last night, wearing new pair Of boots ant
other articles, besides having some $14 il
his pocket He was brought to Covingtol
by Officer Mike Bolan and lodged in Jail.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henry Mortel
and wife to D. ]. Van Fossen and Henr,
Wilcox, Lots 103 and 104, Morton's Addi
ton; 81, &C.
| August Trum ct al, Trustees, to Johr
W. Clark, two-thrds of Lot No. 4, Lud
lows Subdivision, and Lots II, IL and 13 o
Slevin's Subdivision Of West Covington
$1,7O0.
| Augusta NJ. Huntington to Daniel E
Brenon, Is by 87H feet on the north sid
of Fifth street, 525 feet west of Philadel
phia; $500.
NJ. OBrien and wife to John Robke, Q
by 100 feet on Keturah street; $475.
A. o. H.-Tne State Convention Of th,
Ancient Order of Hibernians met yestel
day at 1:30 p. m. and organized witlr Stat
Delegate Matthew Curren in the chair
The State Secretary and Treasurer mad
their annual report, and the following off
, GERS were elected for the ensuing year