The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

of the ferryboat Favorite, were summoned
yesterday before the United States 1nspec-
tor of Steamboats, TO investigate who was
responsible for the collision of the boat
against pier of the railroad bridge last
Tuesday. The investigation is still in prog
ress.
Judge J. r. Hallam and Deputy Clerk
Schweitzer engaged in war OF words on
Tuesday last in the Courthouse yard, which
ended in Hallam slapping Schweitzer a
severe blow in the face. The latter swore
out warrant before Squire Buchanan, and
this morning the Judge was fined cent
and costs.
DIR. John L. Nagle Deputy Register of
Records OF the Bureau of Vital Statistics Of
the United States, sent blanks to be filed
out, of the number of deaths, births and
marriages in this city during the past year.
The document was addressed to the Regis
ter of Vital Statistics, Newport. KY. There
being no such official in this city, DIR. L. A.
Davis will attend to the matter.
RELIGIOUS MATTERs.-Rev. T. s. Cowden,
OF Eaton, O., and former pastor of Grace
Al. e. Giurch, will conduct the services AZ
the latter place Tomorrow morning.
Key. Father O'keefe, a talented young
priest of Cincinnati, preached an eloquent
discourse appropriate to the season at the
Church of the immaculate Conception
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr. Peep,er will go TO Covington
and officiate at the Eleventh-street Method
ist Church.
Rev. S. II. Hall, Presiding Elder of this
district. will occupy the pulpit morning
and evening at the Mylor-street NJ. L.
Church South.
sPRISGFyEuD n
The subject taken by tho R.r. \. &. Byrne for
his Il $ Ou SO Oh Monday evening March 18th, il
the Life and Achievements Of he Patron Sa mt. I"
The Champion CITY Guards. Mt their next meet
Ing, 10 be held March lTth, VIII elect Captain to
the vacancy lett by tho reSlgnat on of b. H. Win
tiers.
Delegations from urbana. London South
Chal lesion and other cities are expected here tu
take part III the proeessfon On u. Putrick's Day,
Monday, March liza.
VIM. A. lIance. the Main street shoe dealer.
filed deed of assignment IN Thursday morning.
III the Probate Court, Charles Il. White AS
sets sS,OU0 lhb ties $1,000.
The big "m0gul" who runs the Thompson party
had better couiine himself more to the money in
terests OF his show, and let those who invest be.
STOW appreciation to his cad.
Mayor Coles Court-T0hn Niece and John
Schultz, drunkenness, 81 and COSTS; Fat HncSei
and Matthew CuntlIum, two boys wno walked of
with bill boards, were each fued 81 and costs
Complaints are coming 10 our notice daily con-
cerning the actions OF gang OF rUughs uu in the
Fourth Wa u, who nightly insult ludies passing
the di orent corners YOU police w.ll have to
wake up.
The pupils of the Military School OF the late
Rev Cummins have oigajiz,aia Il Cadet Company,
the sane TO be known as the "Cumm ifs Cadets"
II Is their intention " parade on Decvrat On Day,
May 3Jth.
Tho following nom nations were made by the
Democrats Uf TIE First Ward ut thrir caucus OH
Wednesday night: For tOumc. Imam, lulleI
r'lmp; Sch0o Ard Member DanIet Boyle;
srssor. william M yer. The atfdr wound mp lby
cndO sing Will IN O'Bri n for Mars.lnl and Z. NJ
llasan for Solicitor.
Al the First Presbyterian Church. on Thursday
evening. number Oi ministers, representing the
different dcHomiat iiS Ol our CItf, assembled tu
organize II Law Hnu Order Society. The object of
the same is u have more proper observance
Of the lbba T. Ia stop the ruunnId Trans, sell
ing OF Cisare and tbICro and es, Nlly stop the
newspaper Traffic on that day. Seyca speeches
were made iiii nj the uclus Oh ryShali iIs We C
passed declaring the Law and O. der SVc4Gty or
gan zatiUD.