The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

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the day.
The school-room of st. Johns Church is
to be repaired this week.
Judge Makibben has been elected Attor-
ney Tor The Town of Bellevue.
The overseer of the Poor furnished rs
lief to seventy-two families last week.
During the month of February there
were eighteen interments in the Evergreen
Cemetery. ~
The remains Of Mr.. R. W. Wilson were
Yesterday inferred at Spring Grove Gene
terry in Cincinnati. ~
Services will be held twice each dav this
week at St. Pauls Episcopal Church, In
the morning at 10 o'clock and evening at
7.3O o'clock. '.-I--'l -
Freddie Jones, well known here, is re-
ported lying dangerously i'll with typhoid
pneumonia at the Military Institute in
Lexington.
WIN. Elliott, arrested some time since on
cnarge of stealing an overcoat, will be
1f,ed n this evening at aspecial term Of the
Quarterly Court "a ,I m -
A class of fifty-six children were con.
firmed at st. Johns Protestant Church
yesterday, and class of forty-eirht at the
Lutheran Church.
The funeral of Miss Anna Glascoe was
very largely attended yesterday afternoon
from the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon. The floral tributes were exquisite.
Jimmy Lnet returned yesterday from
ms trip out West. He gives glowing ac-
count OF the prairie land that can be had
ior sixty cents an acre and thinks every
body ought to "Go West"
The Provision Mart Association has
brought suit against Frank Bet, to re-.
eyer S6,O0O. 1t alleges that he subscribed
240 shares at $25 each. but has never Maid
any part of his subscription. -r4@ :
An inquest Of lunacy will be held this
evening by the County Judge on the per.
son OF Mary Connolly. aged twelve, resid-
ng on Isabella street, near Bellevue. The
l ihild, 1t is said, has been an idiot from its
cnfancy. ,'.l. 'I.--,.-'
Master Commissioner Gus. Artsman Sat
urday sold Lot No. 45 in James Taylor's
New bellevue addition to J. s. Williams
ior Sl loo; also, the lot fronting % feet on
Saratoga street, between Ringgold and Har.
'ris, to Benjamin Fodder for 1,3OO
North Star Lodge of Odd-fellows holds its
social reunion tomorrow evening at their
hall. Among those announced, to partici-
pate IN the exercises are, A. L. Lemon of
cincinnati, James Shields, George Bishop.
Rev. J. ": Henly, F. B. Wentworth and
John Schibley. Fli .,l@7.
Wm Scott, colored man residing at 141
Front street, who has been suffering for
some time from an abcess in the left leg. is
compelled finally to have the limb taken
OIL. Drs. Orr, of Cincinnati, and ,Dameron.
OF this city, will perform the operation to.
morrow afternoon. s
| Another rousing temperance meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at Smalley's
Hall. The crowd was the largest of the
season, and all were worked up with en-.
thusiasm. Stirring speeches were made by
Mr.. Warren, of Cincinnati, and Mr.. Marks
OF Greenville, Ohio.
The dummy track from Saratoga stree
to Monmouth, but short time completed
IS being torn up again this morning, b,
order of the city engineer. The track wa
laid two inches below the grade of tn,
street. The cars until further notice will
stop at the railroad bridge.
Mr.. Thomas Kehoe was ordained to tn
priesthood yesterday morning at th
Church OF fhe Immaculate Conception
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe officiating. Ii
the afternoon at the same church Rev
Father Kehoe celebrated solemn vespen
assisted by, Rev. Fathers McNerny ant
Ennis.
The alarm OF fire yesterday morning al
half-past O'Clock from Box Is, called th,
Department to the premises of Johl
| Wakeman, on York street, between lib
bats and Williamson, where kitche,
had caught fire from defective fue.r TIL,
fire boys quenched the flames promptly
Loss, between $50 and $40.
The celebrated land suit of Col. Jane
Taylor against Col. Tarvin Baker, of Alex
andria, that has been pending in the court
for over eight years, was decided Saturda,
in the Circuit Court at Alexandria in favo
of Baker.
i This suit has attracted universal atten
ton in the upper end Of the county, as |
involved claim of nearly two thousan,
acres of land. The land is situated abou
eight miles back of Alexandria, and is clos
to the large tract in which the great con
test was pending between Tay lor and Swop
for thirty years for title, but was finall,
settled partially in favor of Swope an,
partially for Taylor. Col. Taylor was as
sisted by Judge Hallam and Judge O'Hara
of Covingl on, aud Baker and Maiu
Hawkins for the defendant