The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-13
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meets this evening at Weliings Hail.
1t is rumored that Capt. Hawes VIII
return and make good his defalcatinn.
Mr.. Joseph Clark, No. Hickey street,
became the father Of bouncing. chiiu
yesterday.
Tne only marriage license issued to-
day was Charles p. Moore, q rustic
youth, and Elizabeth Walton.
At 81. Aloysius Church, Yesterday,
tho daughter OF ArchitecL Louis Piket
was baptized BY Rev. Steffani.
A stepson Of Henry Hussman had his
feet bauly scalded yesterday by Kettle
Of hot water falling from the stove.
Little Annie Merlz, daughter OF Joseph
Mertz, residing at the cofner'of Twelltn
and Greenup sLreets, will be buried TO-
morrow.
Hon. Samuel f. Hunt, of Ohio, will de-
liver a lecture on 'hecoiieotions OIL
Egypt tomorrow evening at the FIRST
Presby terian Church.
The Forty Hours Of Devotion began
yesterday at St. Patrlck's Church. Rev.
Schwaeger, s. j., will preach tonight
and tomorrow evening.
Mayors Court-Elizabeth Williams,
disorderly conduct, $4; Adam Sauls-
has a hearing this afternoon.
The funeral of Mr.. James Golden. who
died yesterday morning at the age Of
forty-ffve years, took place this morning
from the residence of his sister, No. loo
West Third street.
The election of the st. Benedict Benev-
alent Association last night resulted in
the following: President, Jos. Humpert;
Vice President, Ferdinand Nienaber;
Recording secretary, Philip Breneis;
Corresponding Secretary, Henry Ban
kemper; Treasurer, Anton Wigger.
The rowdies of Hellintown are still
with impunity destroying property on
Greenup street. Mr.. Schrader, who
lives On Thirteenth street, had over one
dozen window panes broken by this
crowd. Mr.. T. Laudenbach mourns the
destruction OF fine bird cage from the
same source. How is this lor' vigilance
= on the part of the police, after knowing
of this band for a long timer
Chancery Court-R. T. Foraker against
Owen Gaines and the City, for street
tax. Judgment for $3.50 against the
defendant paying half the cost. The
City appealed. .Wilnelm Rakel was
made the child by adoption and heir at
law Of, Peter Hoffman and wife. A de-
cree Of divorce was granted Jane PUNK.
EFT against Pat. Piunkett. The Court
adjourned to meet March u.
The Lenten services at Trinity Church
continue as follows during the season: /:
Tuesday and Thursday, prayers and
short addresses at p. M; Wednesday,
service and lecture at 1880 P. M; Friday,
ifany at IL M. and confirmation lecture
at7:30 P. M; Passion Week, ante-com-
munion service at A. M. every morn
ing; Good Friday, service and sermon az
A. III. and Sunday-school festival at $3.50
r. M. Confirmation soon after Easter.
Harmony does not otexist in the manage
msnt Of the High School. The Trustees
lately held meeting to investigate the
0pnduct of a scholar, charged with
cheating in the examinations. The
Pr1ncIpal, Prof. Hall, blamed Mr.. Bald
Wln, and he the management OF the
school, the Principals indiscreet con-
duct, the bad arrangement of the course
ef study, the lack OF discipline, and un-
iust promotion of pupils. "A petition has
been handed by Mr.. Baldwin to Presi'
1ent Wise. il is said, to be handed to the
Board, In which the assistant states his
complaints.
NEWPORT.
Nj. Amos Shinkle has donated $4,000
10 Che Kentucky Conference.
Mike Scott, drunk and disorderly, was
hhed sic and costs by Judge GeisIer.
The blast furnace at Swifts Iron and
Hfaei Works ceased operations to-day
The Kentucky Conference. now as
aembled at Grace Church, Will probably
adj0urn tomorrow.
Burglars entered the policy shop, No
II Jefferson street, and stole "a In change
and o meerschaum pipe.
The Chancellor VIII give his decision
to-day on the motion of appointing a re
eolyer in the Constans' bankruptcy case
Mr., Henry Jones, formerly of this city
and son oil SutleK w. IL. Jones, Of Co
Ininbus, is reported lying AT the point o
death.
Many complaints have been mad
iAtefy regarding the ex0rbitant rate
charged at our telegraph ofiice for dis
patches.
Drum MOTOR Jack Hermes, OF the Co
IhInbus Band, has ordered a suit OF greer
10 wear on the 17th. The Major win ere
ate q sensation. t
l1r. George Morrow has resigned bi
position as book-keeper for Capt. Vim
Air, aud Will ''bore 0ip' on his own hook
His many friends mourn his absence.
An old man named Gebhardt, hvin
near the brickyards in the southern par
sf the city, had his chicken roost de
spoiled OF all the birds some nights age
The many friends OF Steve Solar, tn
mattress maker, are sorry 10 learn tha
be has lett mis- late promises OH Yorl
street and removed to Monmouth street
Elstween Jefferson and Mayo.
The smallpox is still prevailing il
many parts OF the city. and the authori
tes do not seem to pay any attention +
3. she law requiring notice on the hous
where the pest prevails.
The Forty Thieves this morning mad
araid on Neiser's bread wagon, whicl
was standing In front OF Meyers gro
sery, corner OF Isabella and Madison
streets. They succeeded ingetting ava,
sfith half dozen loayes OF bread.
For several nights acrowd OF youn
lpafers and deprayed girls have made i
tkeir habit to congregate around th,
&oorsteps Of the people in the neighbor
hood on Columbia street, between May,
and Ringgoid. several OF our citizenl
have been required to demolish thei
d5UrBteps, to save themselves from be