The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

CATHEDRAL FINANcEs-At High Mass
morning, at the Cathedral, Very
Rev. Father Brandts, V. G., pastor OF the
parish, read the annual statement of the
financial affairs of the congregation as fol-
0ws:
Total receipts for .....s 7'a6 Ss as a
Total disbursements. 1000 90
90 VI
debt, Jan. LIST. l879....-.-.$s4,25o 25o 81
Paid on same balance above................ o'o oil
Leaving debt Jan. lst, 1880. -~ .S7A 30
By way of further encouragement to the
people, Father Brandts reminded them
that the profits Of the Fair, now in its closipg
days, are yet to be counted, and that vac
debt Of probably $3i, 500 then remainineas
the entire and only incumbrance for which
the Cathedral congregation, with dts
church, school-house, residence and exiens-
i've vacant grounds, is responsible.
Mayors MONDAY MAyINEE-Georgiana
Harten and Belle Waller had squally bit
tie yesterday. and we're making things fatr-
ly howl with a conglomeration of adjec-
tives when the burglar-eating cops. Cutler |
and Holtrop, came along and nipped them
in the bud. Georgiana was bound over to
keep the peace in the sum of 500. Yes
terday the German detective, Paddy casey,
as good boy as ever wore the brass ana
blue, accompanied by Officers Cutler and
Holtrop were walking up Garrard street,
when they set their eyes on Hugh
Crumley and Dave Murphy, who were
indulging in free and easy tongue con-
cert Casey clamped his great American
hand on him and said, "Come here and
don't be troubling us American people, as
We are on our way to worship God" A "a
mark appeared after their names to-day.
1t was only small drunk that His Honor
fined Tim. Donovan "a for, and Tom. Grow
was let 60 on 81 fine for disorderly con-
duct. Bill Wallace had to pay a big trade
dollar to the Bully Billy and give bond to
keep the peace.
The bonds of newly elected city officers
are completed and ready for acceptance.
The principals, amounts and sureties are
as follows: In
George H. DAWSON, Clerk, $10,000-John
Kearney, Val. T. Collins and A. Montg ON
cry.
Henry Adams, Treasurer, 500, ,Ooo--
Charles Bogenschultz, John Meth. Joseph
Duveneck, John Dorsel. Frank Wulf-
tango, H. H. Rowekamp, John Schulker
and B. Bungener, being the same suretles
as on the old bond, except J. H. Meyers
and B. Enneking, both since deceased.
O.J. Virgins, Collector, $40 OOO-R }.
Virgins, M. V. Sullivan, Joseph Bryant
and J.,J. Dulaney.
Thos. H. Kennedy, Engineer, $lO,Ooo-
| Fielding Dicker, of Boone County.
A. Willenbrink, Jailer, $2,000-Joseph
Bryant, George Lubbers and Henry Shott-
| Ter.
John England, Marketmaster, 81, 500
Matthew Shea and Mary England.
Abraham Campbell, Street Commissioner,
81, ,OOo-John Kearney.
| J. R. Stephenson. Sealer and Gauger.
S., ,000-W. e. Robinson.
J. j. Calvin, Wharfmaster, $500-Michael
Flanagan.
The York-street Congregational Oh urcf
is without a pastor.
Samuel Donegan, of Keturah street, will
shortly be welded to Miss Annie Barrett.
The Knights Templar will hold their
annual conclsve at their hall Friday night.
NINETY. y.eight families were relieved by
Mr.. Lambert Day. the Overseer OF the
Poor, during last week.
Will somebody enlighten the rest of Gre
alton by telling them what has become of
tie Newport Light Guards9
The wicked editor of the Kentucky Intel.
ligencer attributes the Butcher brewery
failure to Dittoe swearing of.
Father Blanke, of Four Mile, yesterday
sent $50 to the st. Johns Orphan Society
the result Of the collections in his Church
Mrs McGrady. . much-esteemed lady, il
reported this morning to be living at tn,
point of death at her home on Elm street.
Four more attachments were taken out
against the Teutonia Building Association
this morning on funds deposited at Taylor
Bank.
Will 8. HAYS, the poet, contributes
beautiful and touching tribute in verse II
the memory of the late Mrs. Captain Ken
niston.
Major Ed. O'Hara claims to be a first
cousin of Parnell, the Irish Nationalist, ant
saws they were educated in the same col
lege. Well, "be gob!"
Miss Anna Boyle did not appear in "Fan
chon. the Cricket" or any other play, q
Turner Hall last night. The meager pa,
she received New Years night was tht
cause.
Rev. DR.. Rand, Presiding Elder of tn
NJ. E. Church, South was taken seriousl
i'll yesterday morning, and in consequence
was unable to officiate at TaylOr-stree
Church yesterday. s
Mr.. William Mccormick, son of Nj
JOHN Mccormick, OF this city, and an el
: cellent young business man, succeeds Nj
r Hitler as floor manager of the Miami Tt
bacco Warehouse, Cincinnati. +.
The soiree given, by the ladies Of th
Catholic Church netted $240. The ladie
return thanks to the congregation for il
active cooperation; also to Mr.. Peter ]
Schultz for furnishing tickets and prt
grammes free Of charge. =, ill.,. ..
The Odd-fellows' Hall Association ha
elected the following officers: Presiden
, NJ. Baldock; Secretary, B. F. Taylor; Trea!
urer, ]. Fl. Stegman; Directors, John No
hoff. Thurston Hewittson, w. +. Kelly
George Quiggins and John Wohlfort. q
!, A villain named Irwin, who certainl
! has no thought Of a hereafter, wanted
sell Frank Wentworth q poem of II
verses this morning on the b-u-t-ful snSV
!, Fortunately for tie fellow, Judge Harr