The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTOM-


Mrs. John McGill.
The annual banquet following the meet
ng of the Kentucky Central Railroad d.
rectors took place yesterday.
A special Council meeting is called for
Tomorrow night to choose Bridge Directors
and do any other business 1t plsases.
The Florence Dramatic Club is flourish
ing. They have recently admitted six new
all Of whom are dramatic par
al zers.
There will be number of vacancies in
the Public Schools this season, and c0nse-
quently Trustees are annoyed to death by
applicants.
The body. of John Click, Who was
drowned in Licking River last night was
recovered to-day. Coroner DeGruyder held
an inquest.
Pursuant to telegram Mr.. ]. H. Cause
pohl left to-day for Richmond, Ind, to at
tend the bedside of his brother, who is dan
gerously i'll.
A little child of Mr.. Oberding in Austin
burg, was badly bitten by vicious dog last
evening. Officer McGrow killed the canine
this morning.
The Fifth Street Christian Church will
give picnic Saturday at Parlor Grove.
Their Strawberry Festival last night was a
financial success.
Rev. VIII W.Rees will leave here to-mor-
row morning for Corning, Iowa. His visit
here was one of profit as we'll as pleasure
and right long he remembered his host OF
friends.
MARRIAGE LICENSES 8. Carey and
May Il. Goodloe, both of Ludlow; Bernard
Macke and Margaret Weaver; Bernard
Priesthotf and Lizzie Heving; Albert Davis
and Amanda Rice; VIM. A. Kaiper and
Lima Goebble, all of Covington; Marquis D..
Harding and Salle Sechrist, of Ludlow;
John T. Linneman and Elizabeth Meyer
hoff.
A Young man by the name OF John
Click, who lived at 1852 West Seventh street,
was drowned in the Licking River between
9 and 10 o'clock last night, opposite Live
sa. s saw mill. The body has not been
found but an effort was made to recover it
at late hour last night. The young man
drowned was bathing in the Licking with q
party OF friends
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Nv. Geo. Naut
to Eveline Naut, both of Covington. Is by
110 feet, on the east side of Brace street,
being Lot of H. Martins addition; $3.50.
John H. Touch, of Cincinnati, to James
Chamberlain, of West Covington, Lots Nos.
3 and 4, in Ludlow's subdivision of West
Covington, being each 80 by 100 feet on
Spring street; $l,675.
CHANcERY CouRT.-Theodore Leverman
filed suit, asking that Felix Fritz be re-
ouired to execute a release OF mortgage
held against plaintiff and which plaintiff
claims to have paid. Hamilton attorney
John McKenna filed suits for street i'm
provements against Robert Brnkner fol
$77 43, Frank Keller for $205 II and J. H
Fedders for $198 "a. M. I. Shine, attorney
Hugh F. Kemper ct al. filed suit yester
day to settle the affairs Of Joseph Hartke
w. II. Mackoy, attorney.
MATRIMONIAL BooM.-Mr. B. Macke and
Miss Maggie Weaver were united in mar
riage this morning at st. Joseph's Church
The attendants were w. f. Macke and Mis-
Lizzie Weaver. M. B. Rrinkman and Mis-
Tina Rutter.
Mr.. Will Kaiper and Miss Lena Goebbl
will be married at the German Protestan
Church, on Millard street. this evening
Wiemann will be married this evening a
the brides residence, on Gest street, Gin
| Cinnatl.
Mr.. John Rogers and Miss Kate Tailor
will be married this afternoon at O'clOck
at st. Patrick's Church.
Mr.. James Cant and Miss Annie Donahu,
will be married tomorrow afternoon at st
Patricks Church.
The marriage OF Mr.. Nose Brady ant
Miss Annie Mack will take place next week
| Mr.. Ben. Priesthof and Miss Lizzie Hev
| ing will be married tomorrow morning q
st. Augustine Church, on Central Gov
ington. ..
THE New BOARD OF HEALTH.-Messrs
Collins, Smith and Won Boken, OF tn
BOARD, accompanied by Health Officer Viii
son and Street Commissioner Campbell
made a round Of the city yesterday, an,
from their minutes the following cop
NAV foreshadow the report and recommen
dation of the Board tomorrow night:
Al,ev between Fourth and Fifth, Mad
son and Russell. Must be graded an
paved. =,
and Pike. Nuisance.
| Alley north of Philadelphia. Must b
graded; also lot on northwest corner q
same and Fourth street. A bad nuisance
Lot of s. P. Laird OIL north side of Sixt
between Bakewell and Philadelphia, mus
be filled.
Lot at head of Bakewell, must be filled
property of Thomas Green q Co.
Two ponds at Bavarian Brewery and rea
of Deglow's tannery. Must be drained int
Willow Run.
Fisk street, between Homan and Lee
Must be graded; also alley first west an
between Holman and Lee streets. VIII
abate stagnant pond.
Small pond northeast corner H0lma
and Twelfth. Must be filled.
Lot or northeast corner Jackson an
Orchard. Must be filled.
Alles in rear of DR.. Thomas residence
running north from Powell Must
graded and paved.
Alley first west of Scott and betwee
Powell and Martin. Must be graded an
paved to abate nuisance.
Lot first south of school-house ON Scot
street must be filled.
Lot one hundred feet north of Robe,
Patton property, on west side of Stephen
must be filled.
| Sewers under Edward street need r.
pairs.
Lot on Ninth, between Greenup an
Stephens, must be filled.