The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-20

came TO his death by aneurism OF the aorta,
and the jury returned verdict accord
dinghy,
This morning at st. Stephen Church a
Pontifical Requiem was celebrated IN COM
memoration of the deceased Pontitf, Right
Rev. Bishop Toebbe officiating assisted by
fourteen priests. The church had been
beautifully draped in mourning presenting
a. solemn and very impressive scene. A.
catafalque was placed at the foot of the
main altar, at one end of which was a floral
Offering, pyramid representing the Ropes
tiara surmounted by cross made OF beau
tiful flowers representing hope and eternal
life. Rev Father Tappert preached the
funeral oration.
DR.. and Mrs. Falconer are still at Colum-
Mr.. Hume, of st. Cloud, Mimi, is visit
ing his uncle, Judge Hume.
Miss Fullerton, of Marysville, Ohio, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Reynolds, Third
Ward. -:.
In the case of John w. Sohn vs. George
Schwenck, judgment in favor of plaintiff
for $368 O3 and costs
The Hawthorne Club holes its regular
va
Mrs. James E. Campbell
Petition for divorce was yesterday filed by
Henry Garner against Eliza Garner on the
grounds of adultery and willfu1 absence,
Mrs James f. Campbell returned from
Columbus yesterday, where she had been in
attendance at the funeral of her aunt, Mrs,
Cadwalader. .....-....-.... ..--......
In the case of w. f. Crhine ct al, vs.. Eb-
enezer Morton, Judgment in favor of Sarah
Crume against Ebenezer Morton and VIM:
N. Nichol for $2S2 49,
i The Young Folks. Literary, Club (colored)
contemplate giving an entertainment for
the benefit Of the A. NJ. L. Church on
Thursday evening, February 2Sth. ~.
Mrs Martha P. Richmond, widow of Gen
Lew. Richmond, died Sunday in her six
tieth year. Her funeral takes place from
her late residence ON. Front street, First
Ward, this morning.
John Helvey,, the policeman, deserves
much credit for the manner in which he
traced up the last garnet breastpin which
was lost last Wednesday afternoon. He
yesterday succeeded in placing it in the
hands OF the owner, who was much pleased
to receive it, as it was greatly priced from
being the gift of a friend
The following is a list of the struck jury
in the Dickey-ritus case, which is set for
hearing next Monday: January Getz, G. L..
Prindle, T. V. Howells, August Hutzelman,
"A. p Richardson. Joshua Delaplane, Mp.
Alston, Reuben Elkins, PeterW. Clark, Ga
briel Davis, Edward Jones' Chas. EniericIi,
Chas Urmstony Samuel La1ldpn,, VIM. B..
Thomas, and Robert Mcclellan.
Il Miss Nellie Gilbert, of VeIiice, met with
an accident Monday afternoon which re-
Slllted in the dislocation of her right shoul-
der. She was driving home from this city
i'm buggy when the horse became fright
ened and upset the vehicle. DR.. Parks was
called and gave the necessary aid, after
which the young lady was taken home,
where she was left in II comfortable Condi-
ton.
SPRINGFIELD, O..
The gcntlemen's room at the depot is be-
ing renovated. ..-.
The Court was occupied yesterday in
hearing demurrcrs.
| Regular examinations in the public
schools next week.
/ Marshal Mast has returned, He has been
taking we'll earned vacation. 4 81 Z
The Dellahunt- Rathbun slander suit
comes up'for trial tomorrow.
/ The City Council went in body to-day
to view the SalNlusky Water-works
/ Macune, accused of stealing Burke's
watch, was discharged by the Mayor
Mr.. Thomas +. McGrew, Jr., is the Secre-
tary of the Horse Breeders Association.
. The Choral Union will give. a public re-
liearsal onThursday evening, February2Sth,
at their hall. a. 4 G =.
The choir of the Second Presbyterian
Church will give q musical entertainment
tomorrow night. ...-. -lrr--..
The track of the T., J. S5P Railroad will
be finished between Washington Z. II. and
Greenfield. within thirty days,
Work ON the. Narrow-gauge is. being
pushed forward rapidly. Large quantities
Of corn are being shipped over the road.
Charles r. Fox u Co. have purchased the
Palace Of Music of Thad. p. Carr. The firm
consists of Charles R. Fox and Thomas Fox,
of Cincinnati.
| Governor Bishop arrived in time to hear
Cough lecture, AT the close of Mr.. Coughs
address, the Governor was veciferously
called for. He declined making speech,
as they had been listening to man who
could. At the close of the entertainment
he received quite an ovation. He was the
guest of John III. Thomas, Esq.
The Shakspearean Club performed to the
great delight of crowded house last night,
two pantomimes and one comedy. The first
pant0mime was "Auld Robin Grey"
"Robin," Robert c.. Rodgers, Esq,
JAMIE" Oscar r. Martin, Esq. Father" "
William Murphy; Mother" Miss Rose
Sharon; JEANNE" Miss Nellie Frey "Ici
On Parie Francais," an amusing comedy,
was performed by Messrs. Harry Rabbits,
Joseph Cartnel, Robert Foos, and Misses
Anna Bishop, Emma Anthony, Anna Muir
| ply and Miss Warder.
The pantomime Love in Ambush was
acted by Messrs. Walter l.. Weaver, Esq,
VIM, Zoos and Miss Foos. Worthington' S
Orchestra furnished excellent music.
LUDLOW, ky.
NJ. r. Grayenor, Esq, is the most popu'
lar gentlemanin this city.
Col. Jas: II. Barr makes one of the hand,
soonest military figures ever seen on d
stage, and not one bit handsomer than he
| is good,
The Armory Hall Association held theiI
annual election for Directors last evening
James Nixon ESQ, occupying the chair