The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvENGTON.


Mr.. L W. Livesay left to-day for Vir-
ginia.
The Lexington races commence on the
9th Of May.
Miss Lille Gedge has returned from
Hamilton, o.
Mr.. Henry Crawford leaves next week
ON a visit South.
Payson's Opera Troupe passed through
the city to-day.
Colonel James G. Ernst, of the Kentucky
Central, ishome from trip East
Billy Bethel knocked Henry Kramer
down last night about some trivial matter.
The city of Covington filed suit yester-
day against J. K. Forazeer for $50 for back
taxes
Rev. Frank D. Moore will preach at the
First Presby terian Church tomorrow. Go
and hear him. .f...
The usual Sunday services at Drexelius
Hall tomorrow afternoon and evening by
Rev. ]. Il. Hartley.
The marriage OF Mr.. Fred. Reilly and
Miss Jennie Dillon is announced to take
place at an early day.
John McCulloueh and party will arrive
IN the city to-day on special train on the
Kentucky Central Railroad.
Next Saturday is the day set for the al
legged mass.meeting to nominate candidates
under the head of I'VE, the People,"
POLICE CoURr.-Peter Kubler, drunk, 81;
Kate Sullivan, disorderly dismissed; Berry
Galbaugh, breach of the peace, 81.
The Rev. Mr.. Leech, Presiding Elder of
the Louisville District Conference, will
preach at Emmanuel M e. Church to-mor-
row.
The third quarterly meeting of the Sec
ond M. E. Church South begins at Z AS this
evening. and will be continued tomorrow
evening. e
At the Fifth-street Christian Church to-
morrow morning Rev. o. A. Bartholomew
will take for his subject 'Christ Dwelling
in U.s." Evening, "Wisdom versus Fool
ishness"
Joe Hawley, who has Just finished serv-
ing out a sentence in the Kentucky Peni-
tentiary. was sentenced to ninety days in
the Work-house to-day for stealing John
Collopy's overcoat
The Hibernian and Benevolent Societies
will meet at st. Mary's Hall tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock for the purpose of
transacting important business A full at
tendance Is requested.
A marriage license was granted last night
to James B. Worthington, white, fruit
dealer, Of st. Louis aud Belle Waller, col
ored, of this city. tits not likely that they
will be married for few days yet.
Dominick Boro still sticks to his proposal
to donate $3.50 for the purpose Of building
a City Park. Now Let Uncle John Kearney
and Uncle Amos Shinkle respond in
a sum in accordance with their wealth.
During the progress Of very happy party
at Turner Hall last night Mr.. Alex. Dave
zac was presented by his many appreciative
friends with an elegant gold watch and
chain. Hon. Joseph Hermes made the pre-
sentation speech.
| VIM. Alexandra and James Alexandria
were arrested yesterday for stealing a silk
dress pattern from countryman's wagon.
The former was sentenced to thirty days in
the Work-house, and the latter had his
case continued.
The May Day excursion on the X. @. R.
r to-day under the auspices of the ladies
of tie Presbyterian Churches of Carlisle
and Paris, arrived this morning. The
crowd numbered over three hundred, in
cuding many of the Blue Grass beauties.
They will visit the Geological Garden and
other places Of attraction in Cincinnati.
The Masonic Choir will have its last re-
hearsal for the musical performance on the
eve of Ascension Day at the First Presby-
terian Church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. All lovers of good music are cor
daily invited to attend. Rev. Frank D.
Moore will preach the Ascension sermon.
and the Commandery will attend in a
body.
| Last night while Mr.. John Hall was on
his way home he was attacked by footpad
on Madison street. above Eighth. The ras-
cal grabbed at Johns super-holder. when
John pulled his derringer. The would-be
robber made tracks as fast as possible, fol-
lowed by two balls. The nervous condition
of John prevented the balls from taking
effect. . n.ua H4et u ..'
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial As.
sociation meets at Welling's Hall Tuesday
evening to make arrangements for decor
ating the graves of soldiers and sailors Of
the late war, both Federal and Confederate.
The Association by the way. Is circulating
a petition asking Congress to grant 16O
acres of land TO each veteran of the late
war under restrictions similar to those gov
erning the grant to soldiers of the wars of
1776 and 1872 and the war with Mexico.
The German Mutual Building Association
celebrated its anniversary last night BY the
election of the following officers: Presi-
dent, J. g. Ellis, Jr.; Vice President, Jacob
Lang; Treasurer, H. Won Bokern; Secre-
tary, K. F. Bendorf; Directors for three
wears, N. P. Bartlett Alex. Davezac and
Charles Bogenschutz, Jr. Tne Secretary re-
ported the Association in the most flourish
| ing condition, having netted 81 per cent.
in tho past twelve months, and general sat
lsfaction is felt at the condition of its affairs.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Bernhard
and wife to Mary Kenney. 120 BY 1872 feet,
on the River Road, beginning at the cor.
ner to WIN. Shay's lot; 81 and other con-
siderationa ~
i Thomas Kenney and wife to Magdalina
J Bernhard, lot at the southeast corner oil
Sixth and Bakewell streets, % by 80 feet;
also Lot No. 6, in Block SO, w. and L, sub.
division, being 22K by 90 feet; 81 and other
considerations. ..t ao ~ ~, teo s,.
! Master Commissioner, for Peter Beal ].