The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17

lished at Danville. This, however, will not
necessitate the removal of Mr.. Mullenix to
that city.
Rev. DR.. Walden, of the Methodist Book
Concern, Cincinnati, will preach tomorrow
morning at Grace M. E. Church.
Rev. DR.. Krehbiel, editor of the Christian
Apolegist, preached at Grace NJ. f. Church
last night on the subject, 'The Power OF
Christ to Save"
Mr.. Barry Taylor will read selections
from Shakespeare at the reception OF Or.
and Mrs. Dawson, at their home In Gin
cinnati, Tuesday evening.
REAL ESTATE TRAxsrERs. - Cornelius
Phillips and wife to Sebastian Dickert, 8
feet Of ground on Chestnut street by so feet
deep; $500. Geo. w. Jones and wife to
Catherine Fancy, Lot No. 675 on Liberty
street, between Patterson and Isabella
streets, 20 by 100 feet; $3.50.
The funeral of the late Henry Fisher will
not take place until Monday morning at 8
o'clock, at which hour high mass will be
sung at St. Stephens Church, this latter
being the earnest wish of the deceased pre-
vious to his death. The Boards of Water
works and Council will attend the funeral
IN body.
Mr.. T. J. Allen received dispatch from
Indianapolis last evening announcing the
death of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk
ins, whicn occurred in that city yesterday
afternoon. Mrs Hawkins was formerly l
resident of this city, and had many warm
friends here. Her remains will be brought
to Covington for interment.
Judge Menzies yesterday appointed Gus
Artsman Receiver in the Butcher assign
ment case. Mr.. Artsman was given COM
plete charge of the brewery and order to
settle and receive claims. All receipts will
be distributed between the creditors of
Butcher 4 Schuessler and those of Butcher
alone. The Receiver was also ordered to
estimate the value of the services rendered
by John Hugle as Assignee.
At the annual convocation of Newport
Commandery, No. 13, Knights Templar,
last night the following officers were
elected: Sir Thomas Lixon, E. c.; Sir
John Cline, Generalissimo; Sir Robert
Townsend G. g.. Sir Augustus II. Hollis
s. W.; Sir Robert Air, J. W.; Sir John J.
Raipe, Treasurer; Sir Henry Schrader Re-
corder; Sir William J. Smith, Standard
Bearer; Sir John Link. Sword Bearer; Sir
b. y. W"od, Warden; Sir Daniel G. Brum-
bach, Trustee.
CHANcERY CouRT.-The following judg-
ments were rendered this morning:
City of Newport VS.. J. B. Crawford.
Judgment for $298 81.
r. and E. Ditzel vs.. the Pioneer Building
Association. Sale ordered 1864 to 60 to
the Building Association ana $1,000 to
plaintiffs.
Newport Cemetery Company VS.. Charles
Mauget. Judgment for 5000.
Home Building Association VS.. w. N.
Air ct al; $3.50. ...
Vaugn VS.. German. Judgment $3.50.
Butcher y Weidman vs.. Sieger for $500.
Tentonic Building Association VS.. John
Soehlein. Judgment for $282; for Mrs.
Gamble for 81, 900 and for Frank Betz for
$11L57.
A. M. Toebbe vs.. P. Guilfoy!e. Order of
sale and distribution. The proceeds of the
sale of the real estate mentioned are to be
paid as follows: To st. Xavier's College,
$1,S00; to John O'Neil, on two notes,
$3.50 29H each, and on two notes for $46O So
each.
Mary Remme vs.. John Lippatts For
$246. =
Liberty Furniture Company VS.. J. Pfeifer
ct al. Report confirmed.
Highland Company VS.. George Scherer ct
al. Order of sale.
City OF Newport vs.. w. r. Whitten.
$3.50.
John Roeslein vs.. Lizzie James. Order
for distribution Of property. 'o.
There is no doubt that it is owing to the
limited experience in municipal affairs
that Councilman McClurer acted as he did
in Council at the last meeting. He was
the prime mover in reducing the salaries
of the police force to the pitiable and mis-
erable sum of sl2 per week for seven days
work. They are the guardians and protec-
tors Of the peoples lives and property, and
very often at the risk of their own lives, and
they certainly should be the last, and not
the first, to be signaled out as Mr.. Mcclure
did to reduce their already inadequate pay.
1t is very probable that the older and more
experienced heads will reconsider their ac-
ton at the next meeting OF Council.