The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03
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The German Pioneer Society elects Off
GERS tonight
Don't forget Father Smiths strawberry
festival tonight
Mr.. Rouse, the sewing-machine agent,
has young heir at his house.
Rev. Father Feltman left last night to
assume his position in St. Louis.
Mrs. W. B. Ward, of Springfield. O., is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Thompson.
Pat Bolan-"Irish King" loss SIS; Jim
Hanrahan, same, loss $40 and big head.
Mr.. James Murray and Miss Aggie
Spaulding were married night before last.
| Jim Wanderloher, of the Falmouth In
dependent was in the city last night at
tending the Mcbride and Yelton wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. Enoch Salt, Jr.,
formerly organist of the First Baptist
Church, to Miss Green, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, is announced.
Seemingly our school-marms do some
thing else beside teach the children. Five
of them have recently resigned, to get mar
ried. o, you sweet things!
The Third District locals met last night
and agreed unanimously to recommend the
old force, except Miss Keen and another.
Misses Irvine and Unkraut were chosen to
fill these vacancies.
Edward Hoban received a severe wound
ON the head in fight at West Covington
several days ago, and is now suffering from
lockjaw at st. Elizabeth Hospital, where
he was conveyed for treatment
MARRIAGE LICENSES Rudde,
saloonist, aged twenty-five, and Annie
Born, aged twenty, both OF Covington /;
John F. Mcbride, clerk, aged twenty, of
Ludlow, KY, and Florence Yelton, aged
twenty, of Butler, KY.
The Strikers and Scale Sliders played a
game of base ball in the Willow.run Bot
toms yesterday, score, LOCI to ], ,168 in favor
of the Strikers; 140 home runs were made,
seven balls lost and two covers torn of.
Tom Brady caught fly in his mouth.
Mr.. John Mcleod (coloredl has received
his commission as Government Store
keeper, but can not enter upon his duties
on account of his failing to get bond,
which is $4,000. The Republicans refuse
to furnish 1t, and if his Democratic friends
furnished it he would be removed.
The following gentlemen of the Masonic
fraternity went to Falmouth last night to
!, participate in the ceremony of conferrine
the Royal Arch Degree: John s. Lyle, G.
L. Brown, John Woollscroft John P. Har.
bick, Frank Wood Richard X. Tarvin
Max Herbst Chas. Schnessler and Geo. W.
Gayle.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN MoNEY.-James An
derson, colored boy employed by W. g.
Morris, robbed his employers pockets
night before last Of two ten-dollar bills
Mr.. Morris missed the money upon don
ming his clothes yesterday morning, anG
sent for Officers o. Hara and AicGraw, who
soon frighted the youth into confessing hi.
guilt and producing the geld.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Lewis Smid
and wife to Charlotte Goebel, 80 by 200 feet
on the west side of Lexington Pike, 200 fee
south of Montague; $1,000.
Henry Morten and wife to Catherine
Morgan, wife of John Morgan, lot l30 by
259 feet, in Thomas subdivision. adjoining
J. w. Little's land; also Lots 9 and 10
Morton's subdivision; $1,000 and e1
changes. ...
Calvin P. Wilcox and wife to Susan Toal
23A by 100 feet, on the west side of Bank
q lick, 23A feet north OF Twelfth street, Gov
e ington; $1,325.
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filed yesterday in the United States Cour
by Henry Helman, F. Averbeck and Gle
bel, Hahn q Co.. creditors, against r. I
+ Cummings, asking the annulment of hi
e discharge in bankruptcy.
The grounds alleged are seven in mum
q ber, and are as follows:
First-That said Cummings employed
! the counsel to prepare the petition of hi
9 creditors asking mis- adjudication in bank
q ruptcy.
: Second-That he falsely admitted tina
q the number and amount of said petitionin,
creditors were sufficient in law.
Third-That he stated an Indebtedness o
$4, 100 to one James H. Hall, of Maysville
when, in fact, he owed Hall nothing.
Fourth-That he procured false powe
! of attorney, purportng to be that of on
d R. B. Boulden to L. J. Blakely, authorizin,
. him to sign said petition, and represented
0 that he owed Boulden ST., 700, when in fac
a Boulden owed him 81, 200.
Fifth-That he stated that he had n,
cash, promissory notes. ETC., on hand.
Sixth-That he conveyed certain prop
erty on Scott street before his bankruptcy
!, which was conveyed to him since said bank
!. ruptcy.
. beventh-That he represented in sal,
l. proceedings that he had no interest in rea
r estate, when, in fact, he had an interest il
a said Scott-street property.
l. All these acts and representations ar
alleged to have been fraudulent and false
w. Oneal and @. H. Mooar, attorneys TO
petitioners
AEWfO1A
Hon. T. M. Hill is in the city.