The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

CVINGfON.

from their bridal tour
For over two hours last night members
Of Council acted like little play children.
The firm of Graves & Bramlage have dis
solved. Mr.. Graves will leave for Colorado
In few days
John H. Meader and Maggie Kinslow
were married night before last by squire
Duvenick.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
to William Christopher Runge aud Mary
Elizabeth Schluetker.
The boss Of the city pensioners gained
his point in Council last night. The men
that voted to sustain him voted against the
cit, q interest.
Mrs Kent Mason, the talented lady tenn
perance advocate, will address Union
Gospel temperance meeting at the Fifth
street Christian Church on Sunday after
noon at O'cl0ck.
The Whipping Post Bill has passed
tho House in Frankfort The law is to
give a man thirty-nine lashes when he
steals any sum OF money or goods to or
under the value of so.
Walter Cleary. Esq, has gone to Frank
1Olt W lOUUys hhA hOW SHo oovcAAo AAs''
instructed all the Frankfort glrls to wear
cast-iron bands around their hearts while
this King of "Melters" is in town.
A cooking club called THE Bellies of the
Kitchen" has organized by electing the fol-
! wing officers: President, Miss Dollie
Haven; Secretary, Miss l.. Scheerer; Critic,
Miss Maggie Ward; Treasurer Miss Ellen
Dulaney. They have each purchased a
cooking book and by the assistance of their
dumestics manage to get up square meal.
In the Circuit Court this morning in the
case Of May Miller against Vim. Kelly Mr..
Kelly while on the stand testified tnat Mrs.
Miller had two lawyers who w'uld stick to
her through thick and thin. as they were
very fond of tue girl Kitty Miller. The
young attorneys referred to are Billy Brent
and Bob Fisk.
Frenchy Santiff, whose arrest was men,
TONED in Saturdays STAR, was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning and fined
$lO5-$5O and COSTS being for u breach OF
the peace. and the rest for carrying con-
cealed weapons. Pat TOOhey and Ellen
Mclaughlin were fined 81 each for being
On one Of their periodical drunka
In the County Court to-day Elizabeth D.
Wescott was appointed guardian of Ed-
ward j., Stella and Vireie Wescott. She
was also appointed administrative of the
estate of Joseph q. Wescott Messrs w.
p. Mclaughlin, John Quincy Adams and
q. H. Scnniggins were appointed apprals-
ers. Nicholas I. Lindsay flied his colnmis-
sion from the Governor as Notary Public.
REAL EsrArE-J. III. Deglow and wife to
Frederick Bredenberg, both OF Covington.
lot 20 b, 10 feet, on north side Of Pike
street, 81 feet southwest of first alley east
of Main street, Covinglon; 5000.
J. S. Scott to Lucy James. both of Gov
ington, the south part Of LIT l66 in r. Pat
ton subdivision, rs by 100 feet, on east
side Of Garrard street, Covington; 500.
SUITS IN CHANcERY.- Verde
Vevax and wife, Charles Joseph and Carrie
amounting to 500.
Lewisburg Building Association against
John Hearnahan. Suit to f0reclvse mort
gaze of 5000
Edward E. Eulenstein and wife filed
suit asking the Court to grant Mrs. Enlen-
steine power as feme sole.
The docket of the Chancery Court closes
to-day. Up to IL o'clock only fifty-two ap-
pearances had been made.
Mr.. Greer D. Cox, the well-known Depu-
ty Sheriff. surprised his friends last night
BY slipping his head into the moose matri-
monial. The happy young lady was Miss
Ida, daughter of Vim. Il. Wade Esq, and
the wedding took place at the brides home,
the Rev. F. D. Moore officiating. There
we're no attendants, and Mesrs% D. A.
Glenn, Ed. Bryson and family and some OF
the relatives and friends of each of the high
contracting parties were the only persons
present. The newly welded remain for the
present at Mr.. Wade's. III
Master Commissioner Helm this morning
sold the Wilkinson property on Fifth
stseet, in the case of Wilkinson, admins
traitor, vs.. Heirs and Creditors Terrence
Tinley was the purchaser at 2,500 The
house is at present occupied by Alf. Dear
Ing. Also the vacant lot of John Freer, on
Banklick street, in the suit OF Parmelee &
Henry against Freer. The plaintiffs were
the purchasers at 81, 400. Also the houses
and lots on the southwest corner Of Rob
bins and Scott streets. Purchased BY
Henry Adams at $4,000, in the suit Of
Henry Adams, Treasurer, vs.. James A.
Reed.
CIRCUIT Court. - Mary Miller against
William Kelly, answer got into shape to
suit the Court, and jury sworn. The testi-
mony thus far indicates that some young
ladies living with Mrs Miller were not all
they ought to have been; but then Mrs.
Miller may not have known, anything
about it. 1t appears, also, that Mrs Mil
| ler's son told Kelly the house was not a
proper sort of house. Case still in pro-
gress.
Henry Warnstradt against H. s. Perci.
val, etc. Verdict for the defendants. Mr..
Percival testified that the execution upon
which lie was sued was casually mislaid
and lost among other papers, and not found
until tie time of its return to the Clerks
Office year later.
| On motion of II. L. Ashbrook, lunacy
writ was ordered in the case of Caroline
Zell, alleged to be of unsound mind. re-
turnable tomorrow.
| Henry Stanbery against II. c. Timber
lake, etc. Answer withdrawn. and judg
ment by consent for 81, 600 and costa
CHAYcERY Commissioned new Chancery
suits were filed yesterday, among which
We note these two:
| Hiram Steers and Thomas L. Steers, hi.
guardian. against George A. Yates, hi:
former guardian, for resettlement of the
accounts Of the latter. The petition states
that Mr. Yates was appointed in 1869 and