The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-20
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Mall tonight.
MIR, Theodore u. Wolking ia making q
trip to New Orleans.
DR., Kearns lost a fine silver trocar
vesterday afternoon, which he had Deen
using at St. Elizabeths Hospltai.
All persons DESTROYS of learning some
nbina about the Black Hills Expedition
will do well to call at the Arbeiter Hall
tonight.
Mayors Court-sarah Culbertson,
drunk, dismissed; q. w. Carter, same,
81; Ed. Cleary, same, continued till to-
morrow.
The late Mrs. Margaret Mckee, wife
of VIM. z. Mckee, will be buried to-
morrow from her late home, No. ,384
Greenup street.
An alarm of fire was turned in about
" O'Clock last night from Box %. A MAN.
telpiece at Barnhagen's grocery on Main
street, below Fourth, took fire from an
soyerheated stove. Damage slight.
The st. Joseph's Mems Society eele-
fbrated their anniversary at st. JosepRs
Church yesterday, on which occasion
Rev. Roberts, assisted by Rev. William
and Rev. Bernadin, performed the SER
vices.
Superintendent Giore, of the Water
works, is engaged in reassessing the
hyuralts and places where water is con.
tsumed. Many of our citizens will find
an increase in their billsfor the next six
months.
lnished for ST. Aloysius' Church, to be
ready on the 7th Of next month. The
lcost will be $500. Zone Of them will be
paid by the st. Aloysius' Young Mems
Society, and the other by the st. Alloy
sius' Young Ladies' Association.
10. Williams, about midnight Of fSatur-
day, stabbed Herman Behrens,wh0 lives
IDn Lewis street, in the side-breast, caus-
Hng dangerous wound. The cutting
occurred at the corner of seventh and
Madison streets. Williams made. hises-
cape, and up to this morning had not
been captured.
y Chas. Ascheberg, the handsome and
genteel barkeeper at Eiler's saloon, cor
Der of Second street and Jail ilalley, while
attending the mass celebrated by the
newly ordained priest, Rev. Hesse, o.. s.
F., at the Mother of God Church Sunday
morning, had pocket-book stolen from
his hip pocket. Charley, who is afriend
Df the poor, had twenty cents in the book,
Which was intended for the poor Of that
Ilistrict. When Charley found out his
loss he dived into his vest pocket and
generously donated fifty cents for char
liable purposes.
p y VIEWPOINT.
No City Court.
Professor Lang, of the Garrison Band,
now stationed at Columbus, is here on a
visit.
v Twenty recruits leave tor Columbus
this evening under charge of Sergeant
Silver.
A convention of the District School
Trustees will.be held next Saturday at
Alexandria.
Sergeant Lawton, of the Garrison,
slipped and fell last Friday, and injured
his.spine severely.
The Second Presbyterian Church will
give social and supper at Smaliey's
Hall on Tuesday evening.
We visited Sergeant Lawton this
morning at his rooms in the Garris on,
and found him very mnoh improved in
health.
Fifty young men have signified their
willingness to Join the new hose COM
pany, A meeting we understand will
soon be called to organize and report for
duty.
The saloon oflWidow Speek, corner
pf Goodman and Lowell streets, was
burglarized Saturday night, and four
boxes OF cigars and several gallons oi
liquor carried away.
Peter Barth,s horse and wagon ran
sway this morning from Ringgold and
Monmouth streets, andAWere stopped AT
ihe Lower Market. The contents Of the
wagon were spilled.
The post of Atlanta, Ca, costs the
Government $4,000. per year for rent Of
buildings alone, while we have in New.
hort accommodations for at least one
Shousand men, free Orient.
The soldiers now stationed at this
Harrison have not received q cent Of
money since the 25th eot january. The
EPaymaster promised 10 pay the boys on
.the LIST OF March, but has as yetfailed
TO tuInll his promise.
I The Democrats Of Campbell County
ARE notitied to meet at the Courthouse
hn Alexandria on the ID of April to ap.
b0int suitable delegates TO the Demo
6ratic State Convention, to. be held in
louisville on the 25th Of May, aud for
honaultation in the interests of the sue.
I0ess OF the party and its principles.
His Honor Mayor Berry will leave this
|evening or tomorrow for Washington in
the interest Of the Barracks. Probably
hhe Mayor of cincinnati will ACCOMPANY
him, and between themselves they may
have some influence with our new Sec
netary Of War, Hon, Judge Taft, in hay.
Ing tn6 DHIIdChS EcSuIIIsOucuy db tehbl
&his IL the earnest wish Of eHery one Of
lour citizens.
A man, whose name we were unable
ho learn, while attempting to board the
ferry, Saturday night, about II O'Clock
missed his footing and fell into the river
Captain Boyce, who Is always on lhe
alert In time Of danger, was none the
hess active in this case. He had the en-
gines stopped, and, with twelve-fool
Pole In hand, had his man hauled aboard
IN less than i've minutes.
Chancellor Menzies has appointed o
lyeceiver in the Constans case. The
lClerk was directed to file the afiidavits
Iof Long, Gunckel, Geisbauer, Boelzder
/. Rheinsecke, and Widrig in the papers Of
this case. And Gus Artsman, the Re
ceiyer OF the Campbell County Chancery
Court, as such is.directed to take charge
I6nd the parties hereto are directed to
surrender said estate to him. The said
receiver will carry on the brewery 80 al
not TO allow any loss to result from 9