The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-22
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON-

GOuEn0LV1-
The Republican Executive Committee
meets tonight.
United States Court adjourned yesterday
until the 10th of August
The California dry goods store was sold at
auction to-day, and brought $1,000.
Rev. Mr.. Feltman celebrates his first
Mass at the Cathedral tomorrow morning.
The Catholic Knights of America have
rented Drexelius Hall to hold their meet
ings in.
Jimmie Virgins has gone up among the
Indiana girls in Indiana on mashing ex-
pedition. How that upper lip will eaten
the Blue Jeans supporters
The iron-workers meet at Drexelius Hall
tonight to consider the troubles now ex-
isting in regard to the schedule Of prices.
1t will be very important meeting.
Officers McGraw and O. Hara to-day, after
firing 1877 shots, succeeded in killing q
vicious dog that had bitten q little child
of Mr.. Van Wershem Of Thirteenth street
Mr.. William A. Byrnes, the talented
young lawyer, will deliver a lecture on
"Our County Lesson" at a festival to be
held at West Mount, Ohio, on the Both
inst
Mr.. George Jansen. the delegate from the
St George Benevolent Society to the late
session OF the German Catholic Central As
sociation, has brought the banner of the
Association home with him.
The venerable wife of Mr.. Eugene Levas-
sor died at the family residence yesterday
in the eightieth year of her age. Her flu
NO nrnIx mil toL ,,Ia 10, fknr
from the Cathedral, and Requiem Mass
will be sung Monday morning at 8 o'clock
at the Cathedral
The Covingtonians in st. Louis are en-
gagged in business and making fair salaries:
Ovid Phillips is working in wire-factOry,
George Mclaughlin driving yeast-wagon,
Joe Russell keeping book tor tailor, Gus
Weaver drumming for soap-factory, Will
liam Gale writing lottery, and Jerry Healy
Keeping large grocery.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Augusta M,
Stuntington, &C., to Catherine Kelley, %
by 67H feet on south side of Elm street.
525 feet west of Philadelphia; $780,
Master Commissioner to John G. Mar
shall, 50 by 100 feet on the north side of
Sixth-street Market-space, 150 feet east of
Philadelphia; 81, ,250.
Next Wednesday evening, at the Shinkle
Chapel M. E. Church, on Powell street,
Babu Ram Chauder Bose, a native of North
India, will deliver his lecture entitled,
Religious Ideas of the Hindoos." Ram
Chauder Bose is delegate to the General
Conference of the M. e. Church, now in
session at Cincinnati, and will appear in his
native costume at the lecture.
REL1a1ous-Elder O. A. Bartholomew
takes for his subject tomorrow morning,
"Work Out Your Own Salvation The
pulpit will be filled in the evening by an
assignment from the Conference.
Rev. J. M. Bent will fill the pulpit at the
Madlson-street Baptist Church tomorrow
morning, and a member of the M. E. Con-
ference in the evening Rev. Mr.. Locke
has been ,licited.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. German R. Bohar-
non, aged 28, and Maria Lula Brockman,
aged 21, both Woodford County; Absolom
Conner, aged 68 and Eliza Owens, aged 40,
both of Montgomery County. This is the
sixth wife for the groom and the third hus-
band for the bride and both look like they
would weather the storm for several years.
George J. Thiel. aged 20, and Mary E. Tum-
ler, aged 18, both of Covington; Horace P.
ingalls,, aged 48, and Flora E Birnel, aged
%, both of Logan County, o. The latter
couple were married by County Judge
Phelps.
Barry Taylor. ESQ.,, is at Carlisle. Ky.
Mrs. Mack, the young wife OF Mr.. Hor.
ace Mack, died yesterday at her home on
Central Avenue, near Madison street.
Rev. F. J. Marsh, OF Massachusetts, an
eminent minister, will preach Saba b
morning at eleven O'Clock at the Congrega-
tional Church, corner Ringgold and York
streets. Seats free.
Mr.. John Ryan and Miss Martha Wilson,
youthful pair from the rural districts
were united in the silken cords of welded
bliss Yesterday by Rev. Mr.. Shott, pastor
of the First Baptist Church.
JOSEPH RITTER IND1crED.-The Grand
Jury about noon to-day found an indict-
ment of voluntary manslaughter against
Joseph Ritter, charged with shooting and
killing Charley Theis some weeks ago while
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