The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
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DIR. Brazier, " Is sai0, uleo yesterday
Df his wounds.
The State Medical Society will meet
ut Louisville April y.
The internal revenue collections for
the past week were SAC, ,479 90.
The School Board Saturday night re-
solved to purchase $4,000 Of city bonds.
The Pioneer Association will be ad-
dressed next Thursday by Hon. w. W.
Trimble. Vfu
Smith N. Hawes and P. j. Bolan will
probably reacn the city by the middle OF
the week. .,.t ..l....4stg.. s...t
Callenders Georgia Minstrels will
give performance Wednesday evening
at Odd-tellows' Hall. .--5
Rev. Barnadlne, O.S.B. of St. Joseph's
Church, lett for K chmond, Virginia iand
Rev. Bruno takes his place.
Mr.. Anton 'Kreidler, the Madison
street stone cutter, has bouncing little
boy at his house-weight sixteen
pounds.
Mr.. Frank Prague has received from
the State Auditor a check Tor $l1, 200,
due the School Board from the SVate
School fund.
Two deaf mutes received the ordi-
nance of baptism at st. John's Episco-
pal Church last night by an Episcopal
clergyman, also deaf mute. r- rgs
An alarm Of fire was sounded yester-
day morning from Box No. Z. The fire
was in the roof OF 10. 432 Greenup street
anu was easily extinguished.
The stable OF Casper Bach, on Wash
ington street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, was entered by thieves
night before last, and saws harness
and other articles taken.
MAYORS CoURT.-Frank Thomas, dis
orderly conduct aud vagrangy, $13; os.
Bbbing, john Folke and Barney
Dlckhotf, drunk, each $l4; Barney
Frenkamp, breach OF the peace, con-
tiuued till Tuesday; Barney Frenkamp,
carrying concealed weapons, continued
till Tuesday. { VI t -
The plan OF the monument of the late
Father Kuehr, of the Mother of God
Church, was selected last night by the
special committee appointed for that
purpose. The monument will be of
white marble, gothic in design, and
eighteen feet III height. In the center of
the monument will be q statue four feet
in height, representing the blessed Vir-
gin, aud with the chalice. mass-Dook and
stoe-the whole 'surmounied with a
cross two and half eet high. The plan
was devised by Mr.. Gastrein. 1t can be
seen at the store OF MIR. Frank Kehler,
on Pike street. .....-,- f.-..s.., %.
n"r NEWPORT. HGs &.arf
Rev. VIM. Tinker, of this city, will
preach this evening at Pleasant Run
School-house. ,..
Dew. DR.. Mussey, of Highland Univer-
sity, Kansas, occupied the pulpit OF The
Second Presbyterian Church yesterday.
Col. r. w. Nelson left Saturday for
Louisville on business connected with
Inc building of respectable depot at
this end OF the Short-line Road.
The work Of maoadamizing the Four
mile Pike is progressing RAPIDLY. When
completed, whicn will lie in q few days,
it will be the best made pike leading to
Newport. ss
CITY CoURT-Tom Brady, drunk and
disoruerly, dismissed on payment OF
costs; Mrs. Parker, disorderly conduct,
20 ana costs; Thomas Seely, drunk and
disorderly, $5 and costs. ,.... '...-....
Saturday night barrel of -four. was
stolen from in front OF NJ. d. LyncRs
grocery, on Columbia near Todd street.
The -four was found in vacant loS near
thesLicking by Lieut. sCottingham. x.
Three young roughs, Ed. Connolly,
Fred. Vanderbilt and John sullivan, OF
this city, attempted to pick the pockets
OF man named George Shires at the
Newport Ferry Landing yesterday.
Rev. j. @. Randolph, formerly Pro-
fessor of Latin aud Greek in Center
college, DaLyllle, ky., has accepted a
call TO the pastorate OF the Second Pres
byterian Church, and Will enter upon
his duties next Sunday. .sth
An alarm was given last evening from
Box IA. The department was called to
put out fire in the house OF MIR. VIM
Lerholter, on, Chestnut street, between
Brighton and Patterson. A mantel-
piece and other articles were burned.
The citizens of upper Columbia street
have commenced the cleaning OF tnat
street in front of their residences, in
obedience to the Mayors proclamation.
TO "retain the streeP ON which they live.
County Court convened this morning.
Judge Berry presiding. The wills OF
Henry Naber, Gilbert Truman, Frank
Sentiff and JaDette Howitt were pro-
bated, after which The Court adjourned,
TO meet again at 2 O'Clock this alter
noon.
Thomas Leonard raised considerable
excitement Saturday night at the sa-
loon on the corner OF Isabella and
Bellevue streets, by pulling out u razor
and Threatening to cut the proprietor,
Thomas Weston. Officers C0nnelly anu
Marcott were in the neighborhood at the
time and arrested him. This morning
he appeared before Squire Henry
Buchanan, when the case was colnpr0-
mized by Leonard paying the costs.
DAYTON. ky.
Council meeting tonight.
Mrs. DIR. Taft is lying dangerously i'll
with cancer.
Hon. James NJ. Macarthur will prob
ably go South in a few weeks.
Mrs. Coitrell, who sold her property
in this place some time since ana re-
moved 10 Philadelphia, will, it is said,
return here to reside permanently.
MIR. William Tieman, r.,who has been
at home for two weeks past, lett this
morning to resume his labors in behalf