The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27

who melted his iron-mountain heart was
Miss Minnie Fahey, a vivaciOus young lady
of Cincinnati. The ceremony was per-
formed yesterday at st. Xavier's Church, in
| Cincinnati, and was witnessed by only
few of the most intimate friends of the
happy pair. Following the ceremony OF
course there was reception at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, where friends
of the newly welded pair rendered their
congratulations, and had good tir in dis
cussing good things prepared for the oc-
casion. May they live long, happy and
prosperous life. Col. Jas. Hannerhan was
master of ceremonies.
MAYORS MONDAY MArINEE.-Sarah
Cooney, drunk, IS: Richard Stewart goes
to the pile IN SIS hne for dsorderly con-
duct and John Bockman gives Joe Pugh as
security for his SIS fine on the same charge;
Joe Creamer $4 OH the same charge; Hugh
Riley, 81, same; Johnp Hanrihan, drunk,
"a; Lucy King, drunk and disorderly, 81;
Louis Dorm, breach of the peace, s.; NJ.
Howard. safe-keeper, dismissed; Thomas
Alexandria, Thomas Crockett, Dick Smith
and Charles Deweyr, driving stock on Sun
day, $S each.
CHANcERY CoURr.-W. P. Mckee granted
divorce from Mary Mckee. Geo. Howk
vs. City of Covington, judgment and order
otisale; Frances Stratman vs.. Frank STRAIT
man, divorce granted; Valentine Belekan
vs.. Julia f. Belekan, judgment for divorce;
F. A. Mcclure VS.. r. w. DUNCAN, Master
Commissioner directed to credit the estate
with 1921 16; Parnlee & Henry vs. John
Freer, judgment for 81, IT'S rs, with interest
from June, 1876, subject to credit of $l45,
and an order of sale entered to satisfy
Judgment Mcdaniel VS.. Mcdaniel, judg-
ment.
A new rule touching marriages and flu
nerals was promulgated from the altar front
at the Cathedral yesterday. 1t is that due
notice must be given the Church authori-
ties in order that the proper preparations
may be made. That no marriages or fu-
nerals will be permitted in church at night
except in case of genuine necessity, and
then only limited number (say twenty
five or thirty will be admitted to see them,
and they by cards or tickets. The frivolity
and rudeness in the church on such occa-
sions by the promiscnous crowds gathered
there cause the new rule.
| REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Jeremiah W.
| Banning to Mrs. James II. Williams, So by
| 1874 feet on the southwest corner of Front
street and the allev between Garrard and
| Kennedy streets; $1,000.
Virginia M. Porter to Union M. Z.
Church, 30H by 100 feet on the east side of
Greenup street. 1917 feet south of Fifth
street; 81 and exchange Of property.
Laura r. Van Dyke to NJ. V. Sullivan.
rs by $50 feet on the east side of Bull
lock street, so feet south of Fourteenth
street; $3.50.
A. r. Mullins and wife to Theodore
Berns, 25 by 74H feet on the north side of
Seventh street, east part of Lot 7, Myers
subdivision; $2 250.
The police made rich haul yesterday.
Mr.. Hopkins, of 1905 Madison street.
missed number Of articles, and informed
the police of his loss, and his suspicious
that Charles Points, colored man in his
employ, had purloined them. Armed with
a search warrant, Lieutenant Linnemann
and four policemen went to house on the
west side of Greenup street, between Rob-
bins and Tenth Streets which Points was
known tn visit. They found Points here,
and to Mr.. Hopkins he confessed his crime.
A general search of the premises was insti-
tuted, and an almost prodigious
quantity of goods, known, or sus-
pected to be stolen, was found. There
was large bundle composed of silk dresses,
blankets, ladies' underwear, and other val.
liable goods brought to the staton-house.
Besides these a number of articles in silver,
clothing, and jewels were found. There
were some silver or plated spoons marked
"Galt House." toilet stand and cameo
breastpin, and articles of minor value be-
longing to Mr.. Reed, of 1892 Greenup
street; the things missed by Mr.. Hopkins
and silk dress which belonged to Mrs. Dr.
Thomas, of 10 Martin street. The most of
the articles await Identification at the Mar
shaps Office Points, and the other in
mates of the house, Mary Allen, Ellen AL
len, and Frank Scott were taken to Jail.
Points has fair education for one of his
race, and stands very high in the estima-
ton of the colored people.
Their cases were called in the Police
Court this morning and continued until
Wednesday. Points confesses to having
stolen the goods.