The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

FL Is THIHOfCu tIldl Ntf. All. MClJduRullu
isabaut TO beooine a benedict. %.
Mr.. John Bell celebrated the fftieth an.
niversary of his birthday yesterday.
DE- and Mrs. J. w. Rawlins, Of George
town, are visiting Prof. b. ID. Best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanhook. of Paris, are in
the city, the guests of Mr. W. ii. Turner.
The City GErk's Office has been neatly
renovated, and new boxes put in the Office.
Tie Little Four announce an entertain.
ment and ball at FusBer's Hall on the 1th
instant
PoI,cE CouRT.--Ca!yin uk, drunk, 81;
joe Davis ana Mary Davis, disorderly, ~
each.
Mr. John Graham, while working at his
phace Of business yesterday, fell and dis
located his left leg.
Ihe funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Crockett will
take place tomorrow afternoon az 9 O'Clock
Goni her late residence.
Mrs. Leghy, the aged mother Of Mrs. Ed.
tunlan, While at the home of the latter yes
terday, fell and fractured her arm.
The charge against Tony. the bootblack,
for showing his affections for his girl, was
Dismissed this morning by Mayor Athey.
At the Water-works meeting last night
nothing of any special interest was trans
8eted save the allowing OF u number Of
claims.
Phe sewer on Seventh street, between
Scott and Madison. gave way yesterday,
and caused q cave that looks as ii cistern
bad been dug,
The store of Harry Hunter, in South
Gosipgton, was entered BY burglars night
before last, and every thing in it carried of.
The value Of the goods taken amounted to
Rbont 500.
Chris. Young, who was captured in Gin
ehnati last night, was brought to the city
this morning to serve out his sentence in
the Workrhouse. He is the rascal who at
tempted to, outrage Mary Donnelly.
The Rev. George f. Bugbee. rector Of
frinity Church Covington, will preach on
Sunday morning Oh. the "Fact Of Sin"
and on Sunday evening al "IDtroducto'.y ~
Discourse on the Temptation of Christ"
Rev. A. o. Wright, NED, will ooeu'.v the
pulpit of Man-street NJ Il. Churrh. Sab.
bath morning preaching on Col rs. The
pastor will preach at 1880 p. "A, on .'The
Methodist Preacher and His VGork."
Rev. J. L.. Allbritton was presented with
handsome silver pickle dish by his con-
gregatien OIL Wednesday. as token of their
esteem LOT niiu' Mr. l'Illbritton will con-
duct the services at Shinkle Chapel to-
morrow.
Rev. J. M. Frost. of Lexington, closed his
series OF mechngS at Madison-street Baptist
Church last nigh at, with thirteen additions.
The usual services will be conducted at the
church to-mf Grow by tho pastor, Rev. J.
NJ. Bent
Turn 5ou at My Reproof," will be the
subject of Rev. Geo. Summery tomorrow
morning at the Ninth-street Presby terian
Church, aud for the evening "The Gospel
according to Mark" 7. The sacraments
OF baptism and the Lords Supper will be
celebrated every evening ut the Church
next week.
UNITED STATES CouRT DEGREES. -Judg-
dnents were rendered yesterday by Judge
Ballard in the cases of Henry Stanbery
against Henry C. Timberlake, assigned in
bankruptcy, &C., and Sarah ]. Lowry
against Charles F. Fechters, assignee in
bankruptcy, &c. In the irst-naned case
the decree is for the sale of two pieces of
Undertakes property in Newport to pay
$4,000, with 10 per cent. interest from No
venber l4th, 1877, and costs, In the latter
case the decree is for the sale of the drug
store property at the southwest corner of
Fourth and Scott streets, TO pay Mrs. Lowry
$12,792 80, with per cent. interest and
costs, and the Merchants and Mechanics
Building Association 81 JIG 40, with inter
est from May 1st, 1878, and costs, the prior
lien being adjudged TO Mrs Lowry.
School Board met last night. Mr.. Fred.
Sellers the new member from the Eighth
Ward, was sworn in by Hon. Judge Evan.
At the suggestion of superintendent Best,
it was decided that school exhibition
should be held in the spring.
+. ]. Geibler, German teacher in the Phil
adelplia-street School, sent in his resgna-
ton, which was accepted.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported that there was at present but about
$500 in the treasury, and consequently the
teachers salaries could not be paid this
week. but that q telegram from Assistant
Auditor Roe announced that q check for
the amount was on the way from Frank
fort. The Board ordered payment to be
made as far as the money in the treasury
would go.
The election of census takers was declared
next in order. Mr.. Casey was elected for
the First District, and Mr.. Richard Grant
for the Second District
NEWPOnT.
Particulars of the Highland outrage will
be found in our local columns
Mr.. +. L. Wood, of the School Board, re-
ioSt hiSht iioih
Reuben Tedrow and Albert West re.
ceived their commissions this morning
from the Governor, as Justices of the Peace
for Bellevue.
The Ritfiecreek Turnpike, in this county,
was sold by the Master Commissioner this
mosning for So, 600 So MI John S. Yout-
sey was the purchaser.
The Rev. Mr.. Daniels, of the Vine-street
Congregational Church, Cincinnati, will
preach at the York-street Congregational
Church tomorrow morning The pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Eastman, will preach in the even.
ing as usual.
MAYORS CouRT.-Mrs. Hoch was fined SIS
and costs for trying to evade the payment
OF dog license; Joseph Rowe, drunk and
disorderly, 81 and costs; Lewis Rowesen-
burg, receiving stolen goods, continued
Peter Cassidy and VIM. Drear, larceny, CON
tinued.
An order Of sale was issued in the United
States Court at Coyngton, this morning,
against II C. Timherlake for tha s.la of h;e