The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

COvINGTON.
Rev. John Y. Dobbins, of the Union M.
q. Church, is seriously i'll.
The ice cellar of the Bavarian Brewery |
cayed in yesterday. Damage slight
Herr George Krueselman is preparing
for big hunt How the leaves will suffer'
Mary Thoman filed suit yesterday to set
tie the estate of Clemens Thoman, de-
ceased.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day TO Charles W. Fuess and Bernandina y
z. Deters.
Rev. Father Beda., o. s. B., has been
transferred to Elkton, Pa, for which place
he leaves to-day.
Governor Blackburn has remitted the
| fine OF $50 assessed against Berry y. dardin
by Squire Mclaughlin. .
Charley Hilbert was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF selling liquors without
license. He is saloonist of Lewisburg.
Herman Bernard schepper, aged twenty
seven, and Margaret Meir, aged twenty
four. took out their splicing papers to-day.
The case of the Trinity Church against
John P. Ernst still hangs fire in the Circuit
Court. The testimony will probably close
to-day.
Friendship Lodge X. of p, had public
installation of officers last night. The cere.
monies were witnessed by large number
of people. ,'t t#t
VIM. Suiter, of Bakewell street, fell yes
terday and broke his arm. jesse CLARK.
who resides at No. 10 Third street. fell
from step at his residence an d broke his
arm.
A gentleman of moderate means and a
word as good as gold offers to head with 10
a subscription in testimony to the heroism
of the young man who jumped in the river
last Thursday night and saved Miss Laura
Soden's life.
Officer Mike O'Hara says he was only
testing about drawing the buggy at st.
Mary Fair. 1t is buggy of more di-
minntive model than he wants-one of suf-
ficient size to hold the fruits OF his matri-
monial alliance.
The Fair has been success financially
and socially. The soiree tonight promises
to be attended by the elite of tine three
cities. A full band has been engaged, te
say nothing Of the pretty girls that will be
| tucIo AiOlu dll ONcE WIG COuAGlys
Col. Frank Mead, the lively elected Coun
Gilman from the Ninth Ward was seriously
, thinking Yesterday of calling on st. Petel
| to swing open the golden gate and admit
3 him. 1t required the attention of two phy
. sicians yesterday to save him. His disease
seems to be palpitation of the heart
CIRCUIT. Court. - Henry Warnstrad
against HIS. Percival, &c. Demurrers by
Q Percival and his sureties to petitions ant
: amended petition overruled.
9 George Rockhaus &C.. against Kate Hol
e son.. Verdict for plaintiffs.
Y A suit in chancery was filed yesterday tt
a settle the estate of Clemens Thomann, de
: ceased. A. G. Ellis, attorney.
BANKRUPTCY surr.- Ben. Nesbitt, As
signee in bankruptcy of Freeman P. Mar
tin, filed a suit in the United States Cour
Yesterday against w. G.. Clarkson, G. G
Clarkson, Hiram Martin and Mary, hi
wife, to subject to the payment of tn
bankrupt's debts two pieces of property a
= the northwest corner Of Pike and Graf
y streets, Covington, lately distributed tt
: him as his share in one of the partition
, of the o. r. Powell estate he having abou
!, the time of his bankruptcy conveyed al
= his then undivided interest in real estate t
y said other defendants.
8 SrREET-cAR TALK.-Until the removal @
the obstruction to travel caused by th
construction of the Scott street sewer, tn
i, Scott-street (red) cars will ran only fror
3 $50 until 90. M, and from until 7:3
= y y. m. During these hours they run a
=. - intervals of ten minutes, making direc
!, connections with the Cincinnati (greer
nn1v fon
very mild one, too, aspect of that lon
continuing sickening and stupendou
e nuisance, the Scott-street sewer.
r Jim Fox, Charley Paine and Perkin
% drivers on the White Line, were suspende
a one week for participating in the election
Is The drivers on the White Line have bee
sr shifted about Some of the boys who hay
'e enjoyed getting in early, now stay out lat
~ ~ THE LUCKY ONEs.-The fair at st. Mary
u Hall closed last night. All the articl'
were ratified of. The following is list I
the lucky winners:
Young Ladies' Table Buggy, E.
Hickey; silver set, Mrs. n. bonsnoii; ssilv'
castor, Mrs. May Reeves; wax cross, MAJ
= rice Welsh; wax harp, Miss Mary Kea
ing; oil painting. Peter McVeigl
Jr; writing desk, Nellie McGratt
n China set, Father Prior, A.. s. B
IN Bride, Josie Leonard; furniture set, tick,
ID 1,O33, holder presented; slippers, Tom Hal
o Ion, slippery boy; picture, landscape, Cha
=. Henry; easy chair, Miss Julia Mccormick
ID silver pitcher. Miss Annie Calvin; dressir
case, Jack Gardner; Father Jones' pictur
te Miss Mary O'Malley.
Altar Society Table-Alabaster clocl
- Rev. Father Jones; Father .Brandts pi
e. lture, Rev. Father Jones'; pitcher, Mr.. A
ot pril, Cincinnati, Ohio sofa pillow, jam
,e Walsh, Esq; wax fruit stand, job
g. Droegge, Sr.
y The Mems Table-Silver set and sug
bowl, John McKemra; sewing machin
ID Mrs. w. w. Leonard; barrel Of -four, Co
s. Mock; aquarium and fish, Mrs. Ma
Brady; Dan. O'Conners picture. Dan. Dat
load OF coal. Thomas Powers; sofa, Mi
James Hanrahan. and many other articl
"a. too numerous to mention.
~ EJEcTMENT SUIr.-The children of Cler
is ems Rockhaus sued Kate Holsen for Il
H. possession OF property fronting 47H fe
d. and 80 feet deep. on the north side of Six
a street, so feet west of Russell street. I'll
IL. parties all claimed title under the vi
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