The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01
CONVICTION.

will case were still outs
Mr.. Sheridan, of the Linden Grove Gem
etery, mourns the loss of a valuable hunt
ing dog.
The Internal Revenue collections in this
district for the month OF January were
$242, l59 10.
POLICE CouRT.-Amanda Bates, safe
keeper, dismissed John Fallon, drunk and
disordery, $l3
The Mutual Building Association will
sell money at their hail. 35 East Eff h
street, next Tuesday.
Mrs. Judge West, of Cynthiana, is lying
at the poinl of death, at the residence of
Mr.. Homer Hudson, in this city.
Mr.. Anton Antes, highly respected
German Citizen, died at his residence on
Eleventh street this morning.
Don't forget to attend the promenade
concert at st. Mary's Hall tonight Every
body will be there, including all the pretty
girls in town.
Miss Teresa Schwegman, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Rose Keller of Philadelphia, two
highly accomplished ladies, are visiting
Miss Nora Vessels.
At the session of the Grand Lodge A. 0.
U. W.. held in Lexington, Mr. Alferd II.
Mullins Of this city, was reelected as Grand
Receiver of the Lodge.
The firm of Hartley Bros. dissolved yes
terday, by mutual consent Mr.. George
Hartley will conduct the grocery, and Jo-
seph will enter into the pickle business.
Mr.. John Feigher, student of St. Mary's
Seminary, Cincinnati, and a resident of
West Covington, will be ordained as a
priest next week at st. Mary's Cathedral.
The many friends of Mrs. George Asman,
nee Fagin, will be sorry to learn of her
financial embarrassment. Her millinery
store on Scott street was closed last night
on distress warrant.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe left, last night,
for Cynthiana, and will deliver his famous
and scholastic lecture on the "Sanctua-
ries of Europe" in the Catholic Church of
that city, tomorrow.
The promenade concert at st. Mary Hall
will be continued until next Wednesday,
The vote on the cane contest last night,
stood as follows: Chas. Donnelly, 26S; Jno.
Kennedy, 1872; Pat. Mcnamara, g.
The Covington & Cincinnati Suspension
Bridge Company will issue coupons after
to-day, with twenty fares for 30 cents, good
ut either he bridge or ferry. This is the
same price as they sell by the hundred.
In the Circuit Court this morning the
case of Daniel Cavanaugh VS.. Mayor Athey
to prevent said Athey from trying any
more of the cases. Judge Boyd overruled
the motion to prohibit the Mayor from pro-
ceeding in the title cases. Mr.. Hallam, at
torney for the plaintiff took an appeal.
NAWPORT.
City Treasurer Bowers is seriously ill.
Papa Neu was still breathing up to 12
o'clock.
The Workingmen will meet tomorrow
afternoon al Arbeter Hail.
Officer NJ. Connolly, as day policeman, is
the right man in the right place.
Lieut.. Speckman sounds well-a good
officer well deserving the position.
Sixty-six conversions have resulted so far
from the revivals at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Matthew Steinhauser the wel-known
baker is reported this morning to be lying
at the point of death.
1t is important that all the male mem
bers of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception should be present at the late mass
tomorrow.
1t is generally regretted that two such
efficient officers as Messrs. Hays and Wood
side should be dropped from the force with
out sufficient cause.
Rev. Henry D. Moore lectured at Alex
andria last night, and will probably de-
liver lecture before the Newport Chess
Club in the near future.
If corruption and bribery have been 60
ing on, as strongly hnted at the meeting
of the Police Commissioners last night, it is
to be hoped by the public at large that the
matter will be sifted o-the bottom.
The Ladies' Aid Society yesterday, re-
ceived from Mr. M. V. DAILY, President of
the Citizens Committee, $100 of the Yellow
Fever Relief Fund, for the benefit of the
poor of this city. There st E., remains of
the Yellow Fever Fund $252 "a unex-
pended.
Mr.. Boal's motion last night to postpone
the election of a chief, on the ground that
he had very good reasons TO believe that
money had been used to influence certain
members of the Board fell Ikea thunderbolt
on certain members, as their very actions
indicated.
After some oratorical sparring at the
meeting of the Police Board last night.
nominations for patrolmen were made, and
an election, with the following result: NJ.
Connolly, F. Speckman, d. Flynn, G. Mart
zolf, A. Boyd, G. Creighton, J. b. Trov D.
Martin, George Smith, James NJ. Dnpev.
James DAILY, Chas. McMallen, Fred Miller,
w. Il. Parry, and James Wallace. The
Board then went into the election of
Chief. Mr.. Boal nominated D. R. Lock, |
Mr.. Shinkle nominated Thomas Cotting-
ham, aud Mr.. Kennon nominated Captain
Bill Air. but Withdrew Airs name in favor
of Cottingham. The latter gentleman was
elected unanimously.
Thomas Huling, mate OIL the steamer
Fleetwood, and his son Thomas, who is
resident of this city, have brought on them
selves any amount of trouble Christiana
Huing, wife of Thomas, Sr., died at her
home in Cincinnati on the morning of De-
cember 11th last and two days later, the
18th, the son had the remains brought to
this city and placed in vault in E, ergreen
Cemetery, where they have remained since. |
The father has made desperate attempts on
several occasions to have the remains of |
his wife brought back to Cincinnati and de-
posted in Spring Grove Cemetery, but the
son has met each attempt with scorn, and |
has so far succeeded in keeping the body
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