The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTOM.


Edgar P. B. Wiles and daughter returned
last night from Gallatin County.
The autograph of Rev. Father Jones re-
minds one of a drunken shillalah.
The case of Fedders VS.. Green has been
affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
The Sabbath-school room of the Fourth
street Christian Church is being remod-
eled.
| Twenty thousand tons of new iron is
being laid on the Kentucky Central Kali
road.
| In case that there. is a primary election
Billy Maybery will be the candidate for
Sheriff.
The Ivanhoe Archery Club was elegantly
entertained last evening at the residence OF
Miss Lula Wright.
The rumor that John O. Richards would
be candidate for City Marshal is without
the slightest foundation. Johnny says,
like all sensible people, that Captain Good
son is good enough for him.
Miss Mollie Yelton, who resides at Oil
Bakewell street. fell down flight of stairs
of her ribs and sustained severe internal
injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coker have gener
ously granted the use of their parlor for
musical and literary entertainment to be
given for the benefit of .Scott-street M. E..
kChurch on Thursday evening, March 1lth.
the Ancient Order of Hibernians and
Catholic Benevolent Society are requested
to meet on tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock,
at st. Mary's Hall. oh Seventh street. By
order of NJ. Cullen and John McKenna,
Presidents.
The case of Emile Christ is set for this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, in the Mayors
Court. Young Hughes his victim, is still
in critical condition, and serious doubts
are entertained as to the probable result Of
the wound.
Miss Julia A. Hunt, one of the most
promising young actresses on the American
stage, will appear at Odd-fellows' Hall
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
She is an actress that was not made by
printers ink. ....
: An arrangement has been made in the
contest for Circuit Clerk, by which
Metcalfe is to be Chief Deputy il
Grant gets the Office. At least that is tht
statement being made by several of Grant
: | ouppOItCIos
POLICE CouRT-Annie Lewis, the youn,
cAlored girl who .ried to shoot one of he
rivals, had her case continued; Buck Lytle
drunk, "a; VIM. Kallbrier, disorderly, $8
Ed. Moore (not the livery stable man)
!, breach Of the peace, $s.
A special examination Of teachers for th
colored schools will be held at the pastor
g study, Ninth-street Presbyterian Church
t on Thursday, March 4th, 1880, at 8 o'clocl
a. m. This is rendered necessary by tn
: resignation OF Cora J. Hawkins, one of th
= teachers, on account of ill health.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John, Mary
0 and Sarah E. Wesner to Michael Burns
a both of Ludlow, 6SH by 125 feet on south
side of Elm street, 100 feet west of Kennel
street, Ludlow; $500.
Arthur Mcdonald, by Master Commits
sioner to Jane jenkins. both of Covngton
80 by 80 feet on west side of Main street
Q 1S feet south of Fifth street, Covlngton
1872 As.
a Senator Berry informs us that Governo
q Blackburn on yesterday stated to him hi
intention to pardon Ex-City Clerk w.
!, Sandford. In view OF all the circumstance
Of the case-the smalness of the pecula
$ tions, the extreme difficulty of conviction
the long exile of Mr.. Sandford, his weak
: ening mind and his distressed family-th,
! clemency proposed will be likely to NEE
= with general approval.
, Last evening while Rev. Father Jone
, was returning from trip to the country il
buggy he was attacked by a party O
! roughs, who made bold attempt to rol
, him. The reverend gentleman laid tn
r lash to his horse and the infuriated anima
! started at full speed and run a short dis
tance when the buggy capsized and Fathe
Jones was precipitated out on the pike
y The buggy was badly broken up, bu
n strange to say that Father Jones escapes
uninjured.
e A. G. Stehle was last night elected Secre
s tary of the st. George Roman Catholi
i Benevolent Society, vice John Schmidt, re
signed. This is comparatively new SO
2 ciety, having been organized since 1871, bu
! on the 10Th day of February last the casl
t in the treasury amounted to 81, ,588 SO, not
withstanding the dues are only thirty cent
per month and the sick benefits 81 pc
r week. The widow or heirs of each deceased
brother receive 81 for each member in th,
n organization at the time of his demise.
The afternoon passenger train on tn
1 |
Covington yesterday three bridal parties
One composed of Brooke Smith and Juli,
9 Sparks, who ad been married at tn
brides home Hutchinson Station, Bour
bon County, and were on their way II
: Brownwood, Texas, the home of tn
: groom. Another, consisting of M. G. Swim
! ford and Mamie T. Smith, both of Berry
8 ville Harrison County, and the other b
T. Smith and Ella Smoote, of Catawba
j Pendleton County; all just married, an,
the last two couples bound for Cincinnati
9 to spend their honey moon. Colonel Jane
!; Winston wAs the conductor.
Q The warrants for the arrest of all tn
Sunday violators were sworn out by Jerry
s T. Reed, the detective. The violators will
!, likely plead guilty, and the Mayor will i'm
a pose fine, and then Council will remi
all of the fines imposed. The witnesses il
!, the case of w. II. David are DR.. Charlie
i Kearns, Charles Haines and W. P. Nc
Laughlin. In the case Of George Hartley
y the witnesses are Theo. Riggs, Johr
|. Tunison, VIM. Shrock and Richart
. Denckelthorn, Theo. Leverman's case, an,
} Ed. Morgan. Ed. Dunlap, Mart Wayman
, John Taylor's case, E. H. Sanluels, w.