The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTON

COvINGTON.
Criminal Court convenes Monday. (.
Mr.. Edward Barker is off to New York
OH flying visit -,,
The Sherman Club has one hundred and
three members. .r. va '. ,sa.,,t4.
Henry Stinkart was fined $25 and costs
yesterday for an assault. r.. H.-
At St. Aloysius Church Sunday last $92
was collected in aid Of Ireland. sa
Miss Ida Hall, of Ohio, is visiting her
sister, Miss Minnie Hall, of this city.
Mrs. William Hackett and children re-
turned yesterday from visitto Sparta, KY.
Miss Mary Martin lost handsome cameo
breast-pin at the Twilights' ball last night
The Emerald Dramatic Club announces
an entertainment at st. Mary's Hall on St
Patrick's night -alg aa|
In the County Court to-day John F. Fisk,
Esq, filed his commission from the Gov
ernor as Notary Public. u,s ..,... isl
Mr.. Dave Carpenter. of Oxford, O., is
visiting his sister, Miss Ruth Carpenter, of
East Sixth street. r, la b -e..e.. .r
Barney Donnelly was drunk again last
night A $4 sign stood after his name on
the Marsbals slate to-day.
We are sorry to chronicle the serious ILL
ness OF the venerable Patrick Mccormack.
In TACT be is in articulo mortia '
The ceremonies at st. Mary's Cathedral
this evening will be very interesting and
impressive. The forty hours devotion
closes to-day. ,s e9 0''5 !
Devotional services for the Lenten sea-
son Will commence tomorrow evening.
Services will be held every Friday and
Wednesday evenings. Aa
The German Pioneer Society will cele-
brate their anniversary at Drexelius Hall
tonight There will be music, dancing,
singing and speech-making. M ,I-,
The horses attsched to J. w. Banning's
barouche, were frightened on the Suspen-
sion Bridge yesterday and ran of, breaking
the vehicle up badly and frightening the
female occupants.
The alarm of fire this morning called the
department to the residence Of Mr.. Chas.
Tranter, on Third street, where the root
was on fire. Damages small. Fire boys
quick and Charley scared. ea
REAL ESTATE Geo. w. Foulks and wife
to John Kearney, both of Covington, soutt,
half of Lot As. Ludlow's Subdivision, rs by
80 feet, east side of Western Row, Coving-
ton; $500. ,u u u ss6T ~, :.
8. H. Adams, Of near Catlettsburg, Ky,,
was brought to the city yesterday by
Deputy U. s. Marshal Cochran and taken
before q. 8. Commissioner Bostwick and
bound over to the U. 8. Grand Jury in the
sum OF 81, ,Oo0 on the charge of passing
counterfeit money.
The remains of Mr.. 8 B. Hunt, father oi
Drs. W. H. Hunt, L. ]. Hunt and MIR. JOS,
T. Hunt. arrived yesterday. Mr.. Hunt
died in New Orleans, over eighty years ol
age, few days ago. He will be easily re-
membered as an old Cincinnati merchant
and excellent citizen. ., 4t...'...-.
Rollers and furnace men have recently
had raise of 15 cents on the ton and some
OF them having added to the compensation
of their understands meeting will be held
at o'clock Sunday afternoon next, at
Berte's Hail. to decide upon a uniform
price for all neighboring mills.
A young lady named Bedow had lie,
pocket-book, containing about 81, snatcbed
from her hand by a negro this morning
while walking along Eighth street on hel
way to market. The rascal escaped dowr
the alley between Scott and Madison. Sew
enth and Eighth streets. a.., ega9' M i.
A surprise party numbering about fifty
couples met at the residence OF Miss Anna
Berte last evening and proceeded en- niasse
to the residence Of Mr.. Henry Monkedick
on Thirteenth street, and rendered him q
surprise in honor OF his birthday. The
party then marched back to Berte's Hall
and spent the evening in dancing. aas Il
Rev. DR.. Savage returned to-day from A
trip to Spencer County. He reports that
the Short-Line Railroad has gotten posses.
sion Of that portion of the, old Ohio q
Cumberland Railroad and completed ii
from Shelbvville 10 Bloomfield, a distance
of about thirty-four miles, and has It un--
der contract to be completed by the lst oi
August G9 H'laa.3o AtR 49t lrf-
A union mass meeting OF all the Christian
Churches of the three cities is to be held
in the Fifth-street Christian Church at {
o'clock this evening, to consider tile matter
of Home Missions. Eight or ten of the
preachers of that denomination are ex
pected TO be present and participate in tn.
exercises. All friends of missionary wori
of all denominations are cordially invited
to attend the meeting. 9 iG@ a4
The venerable George Kyle died thi.
morning at $50 at his home ON Madison
street, with paralysis. The deceased wa.
born in Clermont Comfy in the year ol
1872. and came to this city with his parent.
in a few years afterwards. and has resided
here off and on for the past fifty years. HI
was saddler by trade and carried ON thai
business for livelihood, He was an hon
ored citizen, respected by all who knew
him. He leaves wife and two children X
mourn his loss.
CHANcERY CoURr.-In the case Of th4
children Of George Phillips deceased, by
John p. Ernst, their guardian, against i
G. Blick and others, the motions of tbt
First National Bank, the German National
Bank and the Kenton Insurance Company
to strike out certain parts Of the petition
and to require the plaintiffs to elect which
cause Of action they will prosecute, were
all overruled. ~"
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