The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-06

this afternoon at the northwest corner Of
York and Sonthgate streets.
MIR. Ed. Soaring, well known Newport
bow, was married recently to Chicago
belle, aud has taken up his residence in
that city.
Bernard Adds late subject of Queen
Victoria made his declaration OF intention
to become citizen of the United States 10
the County Court this morning.
John Wohifart qualified: as administra-
tor of Catherine Schirle; also, as guardian
of the six minor children of Mrs Schirle,
in the County Court this morning.
Mr.. AL Lang, a brickmason, drove his
horse to water trough on the Highland
Pike yesterday to drink, and the animal
becoming frightened at a snake, backed
over an embankment,m making total wreck
OF the rig and severely injuring the driver.
The horse escaped uninjured.
Mr.. Jacob Hetsch, a well-known citizen.
celebrated his fifty y-eighth birth dayyester-
day at his pleasant home on Saratoyastreet.
A grand social and supper were arranged
last night, at which his sons and grandsons
and large number of friends and rslatives
were present Among the presents was a
very handsomely carved combination ex
tension chair.
| DEATH OF MRS JANE HARRoPR-Thi:
estimable and much esteemed lady died
yesterday afternoon shortly after o'clock
at the residence of her husband, Mr.. Geo.
Harrope, 146 Washington avenue. She had
reached the advanced age of sixty-one
years, over thirty of which she has resided
in Newport Her venerable husband has
the deepest sympathy of a large circle o.
friends and relatives, both here and else
where.
A young lady, apparently about twenty
years of age, visited the store of Mrs. Topic
yesterday and presented all order for some
goods alleged to have been signed by DR.
Henri GunkeL The lady in attendanc,
suspected that all was not right, and de
tained her customer and sent little cir
around to the Doctors house to ascertain i
the signature was genuine. Her customer
however, managed to elude her vigilance
during the absence of her messenger, ant
made good her escape.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Master Com
missioner to Peter Maher, lot LA. in Park
hurst's Subdivision, 25 feet front on Elm
street by 100 feet deep; $2,025.
Alice Wurthington to Rufus King, lot
72, 70, IA, 139, lao, 141, 152, 153 and 154, il
Buena Vista addition; 81 and other consid
: erations
Gottlieb Marneicke and wife to Josepl
i. Schweikert, lot 554 IN Buena Vista add
tion, 80 feet front on Columbia street, ives
| side, by 81 feet deep; $1,000.
AT REsT.-The funeral Of Aunt JUL
Pemmons, whose sudden death was al
, nounced in the STAR of Tuesday, took plat
yesterday afternoon from the African N
E. Church, corner of Central avenue an
q Macarthur street. There was large attent
: ance, both white and colored. and the ol
!, sequies were conducted in solemn al
q impressive manner by Rev. Harris, WI
also spoke feelingy Of the many virtues {
;. the deceased, who, notwithstandir
her advanced age, (eighty-two) WI
: up to the day Of her death, OF
:. OF the most active members of the congr
CATION. Indeed, she was called among tt
colcred people, the Mother of Il
n Church." with " which she had been 80 lol
g and zealous;y identified, and her death
!. deeply mourned by many whom she W
,, accustomed to visit in times of sickness al
" sorrow, and console and cheer by b
= kindly ministrations. Peaceful be t
d slumber of good old Aunt Jnlial