The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-13
COvINGTON.

of General Lafayette Bradford.
Burning out of chimneys caused the
alarms from Boxes 8 and 26 yesterday
Johnny Mauer is entitled to the Campion
star, he having made the first lawful arrest.
The protracted meeting at Fifth-street
Christian Church will continue this week.
A protracted meeting will commence at
the Fourth,slreet Baptist Church to+rnor-
row.
Mr. VIM. III. d. Rust, highly respected
young man, died at his home on west
Third street yesterday
Rain along the course of the Licking
makes it quite probable that the ice Oh the
stream will break upto-day.
A telegram received by the patrons here
of the Baltimore oyster merchants an
nounc,s that they will return TO the ola
prices.
A colored man named Joe Seefc7i was
caught, last Saturday night stealing
boards from Schweinefuss' briokyard, but
managed to make his escape, warrant
was issued for his arrest
The bankruptcy of Messrs. }, FL, Horner
Il Son has been settled, with the consent OF
the creditors and the notes payable to the
latter are at the office of Register John II.
Hamilton, ready for distribution.
The Bricklayers' National Union OF The
United States will assemble in their annual
Convention to-day at Arbeiter Hall iii this
city. The delegates have arrived from ali
parts of the country, and will remain IN
session during Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The proceedings are to be
closed with grand ball at Turner Hall.
At the Cathedral, yesterday morning,
Father Brandt announced the financial af-
fairs of the Church during his administra-
ton, since 1876. The report showed the
total indebtedness of the Cathedral 10 be
only a little over $4,000. meeting will
be held in the Cathedral next Wednesday
for the purpose of organizing Debt Socl-
etv. to be called the Cathedral Debt Society,
the object of which is to make some i'm
mediate arrangements to cancel the debt.
During Father Brandt's administration
there has been a school-house built and a
number of other repairs have been made.
To-day the Cathedral is the most prosper
Gus church in this diocese.
DetIcE CoURT.-Fred. L. Kent and Chas.
Bassett, two alleged actors connected with
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Troupe, had little
pitched battle Saturday night behind the
scenes; this morning Kent was fined 81 and
Bassetl dismissed. George Grlve, who beat
up Frank Hoffman few days since, was
Mauer and Sanford his case was contin-
ned until Thursday. Ed. Hanes, for a
breach of the peace OH Mr.. Foley OH elec
ton dav, will have trial on Thursday; ;
Mike ONcal, breach Of the peace, contin
ued he is the man who stood up old man
Malone on the River Road and robbed MIN
of bottle Of whisky. George Bowen, breach
of the peace, S..
EEWP0nT
Quarterly Court day az Alexandria,
This city was well represented on The
banks of the river yesterday waiting for the
breakup.
The revival meetings al Grace M. E.
Church this week will be exceedingly in
teresing. ID.
Mr.. ]. c. Riordon, of the firm of Carter
Brothers Glass-works, Pittsburg, is visiting
friends here. L.
The Newport Coterie Club announce a
select bal masque tomorrow evening at
Eclipse Hall
The funeral of Mrs. August Dinger took
place yesterday from her late residence on
Brighton street.
A domestic in the family of Mr.. H. P
Wagonfeld named Catherine Kelley was
seriously burned yesterday by the upsetting
of a gasoline lamp. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, who have been
visi ing at the residence of Mr. T.. III. White,
on Washington avenue, returned to their
home at Akron, o., this morning.
Glove and its Place in History was the
subject of all eloquent and instructive dis
course delivered by Rev. DR.. Matthews, a.
the Columbia-street Presbyterian Church
yesterday. -
The funeral of the late Mrs Berthe Strck-
er,who died Saturday, took place at o clock
this afternoon from her residence, No. 2lA
Isabella street. Rev,W. H. Taylor, OF Wal
nut Hills, oficiated.
Mr.. Fred Quinlin, who WAS frightfuly
injured by a fall at Swift's Rolling Mill
about nine days ago. is considerably i'm.
proved, although his face is terribly disfg-
ured and it is feared will be so for life.
The st. Bonifacus Orphan Society held
its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
The report of the Treasurer is as follows:
Income, So 108 49, disbursements. $2,072;
balance Oh hand, $36 80. The Society has
two hundred and seventy members.
CHANcERY CoURT-Louise Sraub was
granted divorce from her husband, Theo-
dore Straub, on the grounds of abandon
ment and failure to provide. She was also
allowed the custody of her two children.
Olive Howard was also granted a divorce
from her husband, A. W. Howard.
A sleigh containing VIM. Wapniz, Philip
Richie and two lady companions was up
set on the Alexandria Pike, a short dis
tance south of Cold Spring, Yesterday after
noon, the horses taking fright. Wapniz
had his right arm caught beneath the sleigh
and broken above the elbow and one of
the women received a serious cash on the
cheek.
Tom Hayes was brought before Mayor
Harton this morning to answer the charge
of drunk and disorderly. Tom started out
with plea that he was a relative.of Presi-
dent Hayes but His Honor could not see
why that had anything to do with his get
ting drunk, and could not sympathize with
him on that account and told him to either
pay 81 so or go to the stone-pile and work
it out. Tom paid.
Mrs Julia Holmes died at the residence
of her son-inlaw. VIM. Air, yest erdav