The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOk

Rev. Sam. Burgess is in town.
DR.. Savage leaves on missionary work In
Tennessee tomorrow.
Miss Ella Goodwin has returned from
delightful visit to st. Louis
The Florence Dramatic Club drew Q
good audience last night and did very well
for amateurs
The case of Jos. Wasmuth is set for
Monday next and there will be no more
unanimous juries.
Ed Foy was arrested this morning for
breaking the stone crooks in the garden OF
II. Schultz, the florist.
Mr.. William Arnold has growed foot
since the arrival Of that young son at his
home. 1t kicks the beam at IA pounds.
James Doyle. who had his back broken
in Newport at the Rolling Mill this morn
ing was taken to the st. Elizabeth Hos
pital. -sa& W
Mrs. G. g. Pollock, sister, of Captain
James H. Williams died at her residence,
62S Russell street last1night from con-
sum X Gov ~ iNn .b5ea bio
The constable race in the Second District
begins 70 grow, lively. John Steyie, John
Whittle and Tom ,Sandford have already
entered thecdntest. '''''' - S"'
The members OF the old Kenton Building
Association are called to meet tonight at
yelling Hall. Every member is interested
financially and should attend.
A little son of Herman Rehman had an
eve injured, it is feared permanently, by
stone thrown from a rubber sling in the
hands of companion yesterday.
Police CouRr.-John Schoe, drunk, "a;
Joseph Wilson, safe-keeping. discharged; !;
Thomas Golsin, same; Jerry Coffin, drunk.
81; the cases of Durr and Meeks were filed
away.
Odd Fellows Hall was crowded last
night at the entertainment given by the
| Forest Dramatic Club. The members dis
PLAYED no little talent, and were hand
somely applauded.
The Kenton County Republicans con-
vene at Drexelius Hall Saturday afternoon
to select delegates for the Louisville Con-
vention. There will be tussle between
the Grant and Sherman men for instruc-
tions.
An employe at the Licking Rolling
Mill was seriously burned about the head
and face yesterday by the bursting of ball
of iron while he was dumping it down. The
metal few In every direction, and his in
juries we're fearful.
Daniel w. Keene OF this city. and Mis-,
Hattie Quick, of Bond Hill, Ohio, were mar
ried last night at the brides residence.
Charlie Christian and Miss Anna Haviland,
of Covington. were the attendants. The
l 81 a1 onurla onOal hnt
keeping at once. III.
COUNTY CoURT.-The will of J. Herman
Bruins was filed for Probate. Rev. Father
Robbers Is appointed executor without
surety.
W.P. Smith qualified as administrator
of the estate of Margaret Boyle, deceased
LAw.-The case of Anton Lochte, befor.
Squire Mclaughlin yesterday, resulted ir
a fine of $25 and costs.
The case of Joseph Hermes is set for to
morrow before Squire Tebbs, and he an
nounces his intention OF acting as his owl
attorney. .-.
, A party of st. Louis gentlemen, Colone
Thomas Richeson, w. H. Pulsifer, w. II
Thompson, w. H. Gregg Alex. Eutson ant
F. w. Rockwell are attending convention
in Covington Of white lead corroders of tn
West. There are represen tatives from Chi
: cago, Louisville, Cleveland, St. Louis, Gin
cinnati and other cities of tie West. The
organization is chartered under the laws O.
Kentucky, and that is the reason the meet
ing is being held in Covington. z.
Misses Maggie and Sallie McKenna wer,
rendered delightful surprise party a
their home on Banklick street last night
An elegant time was spent-good music
and fine supper, and if everybody didn'
60 away delighted they ought to. Among
those present were Maggie and Katie Ma
hon, Maggie Walsh, Susie Taylor, Maggie
and Mamie Hunt, May Corcoran, Lou Bris
ben, Anna Whitney. Mrs. Bellonby Ros
Hanlon and wife, Mamie Hanlon, Tom
Kavanaugh, Tom Corcoran and Will,
Hanlon.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.-A lodgt
of this organization was formed in Coving
ton last night. Castle Clay is the name
chosen. and the following are the officers
w. P. Mclaughlin, Commander; w. H
Turner, Vice-Commander; Benjamin
Frank. Master-at-Arms; Walton Craig, Jr.
Secretary; A. B. Lewis Treasurer; Rev. c
J. House, Prelate; W. H. Miller, Herald
A. J. Carkson, Sentinel, and J. D. Hunt
| warden. Ut. +. "A. AVdTu, JoScpu ~. EiCn
elberg and w. P. Mclaughlin, Trustees
Medical Examiner, F. A. Award. Their
were twenty charter members.
| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. First Nationa
Bank to Robert T. Cummings, SO by 10
feet, on the northwest corner Of Powell an,
, Greenup streets; $500.
} James M. Tisdaie, assignee of Leonar'
Stall. to Thomas Burger, Lots 8, and 5. o
: Stalls property, parts of Lewis and @
9 Casey's and Kennedy's subdivision, mort
side of Montague street; $2,242.
, Same to Fred. G. Niemeyer, Lot 6, sam
! subdivision, 40 by 104 feet. on the sout
side of Lewis street, and Lot 7, 25 feet, o.
i north side OF Montague street; $3.50
Thos. Burger to Fred. G. Neimeyer, Lot
!, of above subdivision, 27X feet on mort
= side of Montague street; $.55.
= Chas. Murman to John J. Murman, tru.
=. tee for Keturah GRAHAM. 40 by SO feet o
. the north side of Eleventh street, As fee
west of Russell; also, "a feet front on Nor
mouth street, Newport fractional Lot {
Southgate's subdivision, life estate r,
served; 81, &c. .l4
Melancthon Rogers and wife to Mary A
p Pendery, 80 by 80 feet on the west side {
Pooorc Of root parf of ~ 900 pora-.y .,,I