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

AAafi ACLiO0Ck nuCc 10 De bIVC0HMRf 49,
for 81, 100. and asks the foreclosure Of .
mortgage.
Some of the heirs of R. W. Lee sue Tor Q
sale of the property at the northwest cnr.
ner of Scott and Robbins streets and dr.
tribution of the proceeds. 10
George Hawk files suit against the city
to quiet the title of the property Duh.
chased by him from the Odd-fellows Asss-
| citation.
w. H. Walker against James Blackburn
suit on note for $67 04.
Jacob Steinborn files an applicatim -
grant his wife, Hattie Steinborn, powsgs
| of femme sole.
John Bier VS. Mary Jane Gedge, admin
| istratrix OF ]. c. Gedge; suit to compel Q
sale of property to satisfy his claim.
The docket closes this evening. IT
xEwPoRr.
The appearance docket of the Nrcris
~rn1rt W closed clos today. So.
The sale of the Richards property hu
been postponed indefinitely.
Chas. Stricker's and F. Tinkers h.fu
filed suit in the Chancery Court Yesterday
for the settlement of their estates.
The "Jolly Two' entertained very lapr.
number of their friends last night a
Eclipse Hall, and very jolly time was haa
all around.
Squire Jolly, of the Highlands, fixed TIN
bail of Mason, who cut man named Rim.
during quarrel at Gupser's Mill, sevsrd
days ago, at $500.
Louis Bartlett, driver of pretzel wagua
for Mr.. Grace of Monmouth street. =
missing, He disappeared Monday last, AMI
has not been heard of since.
VIM. Cottingham pleaded guilty to n
breach of the peace, committed on Satur-
day last, at the Second Ward polls, and wsu
fined 81 and costs in the Mayors Court thiS
morning.
Arthur Macarthur gave himself into TIN
custody of the Dayton Marshal last night
ana MS case Is set for hearing before
Squire Il. Joering of that place, at o oclodS
this evening.
The fair for the benefit of st. Johns Prot.
estant Church commences at Odd-feliowr
Hall next Thursday. The race for gold.
headed cane is between Mr.. Chas. Wied-
man and Mr.. Louis Biehl.
Chief OF Police Cottingham requested m
to state that he had nothing whatever to do
with the arrest Of Frank Edgar on SaturA
day last, that he was busiIy engaged in his
office at the time, and knew nothing of tn
affair until after the arrest was made.
SUIT SErTLED-The damage suit of GA
Hayman against O. w. Root. has beeSS
settled by Root paying to Hayman the M,uS
of So, 500. The suit was for $25. 900 dan.
ages claimed for injuries sustained BY thh
defendant in the celebrated umbrella scrirnr
age.
The stove molders at Moore, HarknessA
Bayless foundry, on Front street, quiA
work this morning and joined in the gem
eral strike. The Union men on this side
number forty-fve. The best of feeling pre.
walls between the workmen and the em.
ployers.
Harry Fyfe, young boy employed in q
drygoods store on Fifth street. in Cincia-
natl, was badly injured yesterday by lo1
of bricks falling on him from house in
the course of construction on Fifth street
He was brought to his home on Columkie
street. in this city.
Miss Teresa Ryan, who became suddenly
deranged on Sunday last, is much ius
proved and with fair prospects of a speedt
| recovery of her reason. She Is at preserA
being cared for at the Sanatarium on Col.
lege Hill, Ohio. There is no truth In tho
statement that her arrangement VIM
brought on by the disappointment of mar.
riage.
The funeral of the venerable and much.
esteemed old lady, Mrs. Catherine NORM.
took place yesterday afternoon from thu
residence of DR.. Bennett, on York street.
Rev. DR.. Peoples, of the Taylor-street M, n
Church, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Eastman. con-
Quoted the services. A floral offering os
the most beautiful flowers, appropriate In
design to the aged dead, rested in tho
casket, was the gift of Mrs. M. L. Rov
and Miss Mira Sine.
Chief of Police Cottingham swore out q
warrant before Mayor Harton Yesterday
for the arrest of County Attorney Frank
Edgar on the charge of using violent and
profane language during the election at thu
Second Ward polls last Saturday. The cas3
was called before Mayor Harton This a. M
when Mr. Edgar filed an affidavit allegin2
that he could not get justice in the Mayors
Court, and asked for change of yenuA
This His Honor does not feel inclined tn
grant. as the warrant was issued from hin
Court. A further hearing of the case wsu
continued until Monday next.
CRY CoUNcIL.-At the meeting of Coun.
Gil last night the Ladies' Aid Society grant.
ed privilege to sell liquors at their f,ir frae
of license tax.
A petition from Mr.. Edgar demanding
reasonable compensation was received and
filed.
The Wharfmaster reported collections
from August I'd to the 9Th of October to b,
1924 5S
An appropriation of $64S was made to
Chas. J. Limerick as an estimate on ths
Central-avenue sewer.
The bill of DR.. Dameron for $25 for hoid.
ing post-mortem on the body of Francis
Lehman was rejected, because the inquest
was not held in the city.
The Committee on Gas reported that the
man who was attending to the estreet-lamps
did not light any lamps or wash any Tampa
The time of meeting of Council was
changed from eight o'clock to half-past
seven.
Mr.. Weingartner moved that the salary
of the Overseer of the Poor be fixed at $50 .
month. Carried.
The election for Overseer Of the Poor re.
suited in the choice of Lambert Day. thA