The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-31
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William Sharp and Lizzie Reppinger were
married last night.
Mr.. Louis Kellinger was sworn in as an
examiner in the Chancery Court this morn
ing.
In the County Court YESTERDAY Rev. John
d. Frazier (colored) was granted power to
sOlemnize matrimony.
Joseph Fetman filed his commission
from the Governor as a notary public in
the County Court to-day.
Mr. Mecklenborg saved the School Board
S670 BY purchasing coal during the summer
season while 1t was cheap.
The Auditor has presented his report,
which shows the expenditures of 1879 to be
~, 632 IA over that of the present year.
The Deputy County Clerk became so
Wach ed to his girl last night at the ball
that he didn't show up for duty to-day.
Mr.. Ed-ar Poor and wife. nee Miss Ber-
tina Swartz, who left this CITY about Dne
year ago for Kansas, have returned home
Cora Baker, Lizzie Lindsay and Mary
Tempeton were released from Jail yester-
day after enjoying bread and water for
thirty davs.
Ell. Smart and Jimmy Slick were on
little drunk Yesterday and made things
howl. A $lS marx stood opposite to their
names this morning
The newspaper sitters" that sit around
the Marsha S office are miserable bore,
and the police are compelled to purchase
four extra papers to seek information.
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS Quiglv
and wife to c. G. Wallace, Lot so by 200
feet, southwest corner Four h street and
alIev first west of Main street, quitclaim;
5000.
The boys in Jail will have hasenpfeffer for
two weeks to come. Little jerry Willen-
brink was out hunting Yesterday, and
brought home seven rabbits-that he pur-
chased from some country hunter.
Marshall Go"dson Yesterday yanked in
two alleged crooks, who gave their names
as james Howard and VIM. Mills. They
are supposed to be implicated in some of
the recent robberies that have taken place
in Cincinnati. They will he taken to that
great moral State OF Ohio to-day.
The Scott-street line of street-cars are to
havestoves placed in them this winter.
Major Abbott has also fitted ur an elegant
wating-room on the corner of Fourth and
Sc tt streets. The White Line managers
have also fixed up their cars in elegant
style. and have tickets for sale at various
places in the city at reduced rates.
The grim monster, Death. visited the
happy home of Mr.. John Kennedy last
night, and carried the spirit of his bright
little daughter May to its Maker. She was
just five years of age and was the flower of
the family This is the second death that
has occurred in Mr.. Kennedy's family in
the past three weeks. and, in his hour of
sad bereavement, he has the sympathy of
the entire community.
Mr.. Alfred Pearce, the popular young
glass-blower, and Miss Susie B. Davis,
daughter OF Mrs. T. M. Rouse were joined
in the silken cords of welded felicity at the
Cathedral in Cincinnati last night. The
attendants! were Mr. Robert Elliott and
Miss Tudie Rouse. Mr.. Jack SEWERS ard
Miss Emma Davis, and Mr.. Warner Yates
and wife. Following the ceremony there
was reception rendered the happy pair at
the National Hotel in this city BY the genial
proprietor and his wife.
CHANcERY CouRT-The following busi
ness was transacted this morning: Coving
ton City National Bank VS.. Ralph C. Nc.
Cracken, judgment for So, $50 and interest
from May 1878, subject to credits amount
ing to over $1,000.
German Building Association vs. Ellen
Longshore. judgment for $l,l74 25 and
order of sale.
VIM. Jones administrators vs.. VIM.
Jones, devisees Referred to Master for
settlement,
John Garmore granted divorce from
Annie Garmore.
LIEBHART.DoHRMAN.-At the German M.
E. Church in Covington, last night Rev.
Henry Liehhart, DID,, was married to Miss
Anna Dnhrmann. The groom is we'll known
in the Methodist Church of the United
States, having long occupied one of tie fore.
most positions in it. He is at present the
Sunday school editor of the German branch
of the church, and the editor of "Haus und
Herd" the monthly church magazine. The
bride is the eldest daughter of MIR. Fred
Dohrmann, of Covington. Rev. George
Guth, pastor of the church, performed the
ceremony, assisted BY Rev. J. MWalden, D.
D.. III. D., agent of the Western Methodist
Book Concern. After the ceremony re-
ceptinn was held at the future home nf DR..
and Mrs. Liebhart on Tenth street between
Madison and Washington streets.
Council CoNvocATIoN. special COM
mittee to try the charges against Collector
Freer reported. recommending that he "be
now and hereafter permanently removed
from Office On motion OF Mr.. Hallam.
amended bv striking out the words "and
hereafter permanently" and then con-
Cured in unanimously.
Mr.. HaIlam nominated o. James Wig
gins for the place, and he was elected
unanimously.
The City Clerk was instructed to notify
Mr.. Freer of his removal.
VIM. Mcdonald and Martin Moran were
released from Jail.
Petitions from Thomas Gibbons, fined
for breach Of the peace and Frank Foster,
fined for an indecent assault. we're re.
ferred to the Committee on Work. house
and Jail.
The Emery sewer question came no, and
after two hours debate and an excellent
speech by Hon. Theo. F. Hallam it was
passed, and the contract awarded to Sylves.
ter Hull. Mr.. Whittle, in speaking on this
subject, said, in reference to an ex-Councl-
man from the First Ward, meaning Uncle
| John Kearnev, he said Uncle John was In.