The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-13

feet on south side Twelfth street, 313 feet
east of Edward street; $400. 49,.
Master Commissioner to John Weaver,
north half of Lot No. 304, South Coving-
ton, so by $50 feet OH Taylor Mill Pike;
partition deed.
The obituary of Major Thompson will be
found in our local columns.
A car load of the best quality Of cedar ar
rived from Lebanon, Tenn, this morning
for Mr.. Frank Betz
Mr. J. J. Flannelly, the York-street dry.
goods merchant, contemplates moving his
business to st. Louis.
James Neare. lad residing here, while
running on Fifth street, near Broadwav,
Cincinnati, yesterday fell on the curb-stone
and broke his leg.
A petition, which has alneady numerous
signatures of prominent citizens, is being
circulated in support of the dill pending
in the Legislature for closing up saloons
here on Sundays.
Rev. J. W. Hendley, of this city. has be-
come associated with Mr. f. E. Wilson in
the editorshin of the Public School Journal
yerv neat and attract;ye magazine. pub
lisled at Mt Washington, OAio.
The funeral of the late venerable Mrs
catherina Keatin~ Was verv largely at
tended Yesterday from the Church az tn,
Immaculate Conception. The remains
C;no;nnat; % wv '0'
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co1tai"S n1 'qli.,ens'n s Por.ras anu saeeoi
ol .. Eoi " v. n 1ackso,, ioamei plo.nem Sa,
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plominen. ,: iesai .sn. mere las. ntst' as. l.. =
iieoa .oiIe nm a W 20; s;,d . - @ sum sS nntha -
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Mees o. s'aVe wa, ~ I'm; nu :. .t .ue ies
. nsns ,a,'S .,;,I ~ f.,,,nw v ''n0' "''''' "AN
eAposui0 WILL Aoi'o"'
At a meeting OF the German Romal
Catholic Benevolent Association recentl
organized here, the following officers wer
elected T. A. Widrig, President; B. Week
Vice President; A. Schuh, Secretary an
Treasurer. Directors. b. ts, q. d. kun5
Wamna '' 4" "'' ""N
The Courler-Journai, IN speaking
Senator berry's speech IN opposition 10 Tn
Whlpping-post Bill, says: "Mr. berry mao
probably the most earnest speech ne ma
made TINS session IN opposltion TO the oil
ne characterlZea tne wMpPlng-post,aS nc 10
only relic OF oaroatism' out also OF I'd
biue Laws 0! OonnectacuI ~ woula ollv
tne negroes rom ine oate, ana M every aols @
oooieo hian' oe he whlte oE DlacH' wa va
worm sl'oW 70 the oommonwealtn. n
spoke at s9ni1 lehS'n ano Will s'ea' ei'
quehce anu enec"
The Lenten services at st. Paul's Episct
pal Church will be as follows: Mornin
prayer will be held on Wednesdays an
FRIDAYS, at 10 o'clock. and evening service
IN Tuesdays and Thursdays, at IN oclocl
The vicar, Rev. W. NJ. Pettis, has prepare
tile following course Of lectures, which /
will deliver in order at the evening servic
: 1.-The Fact of a Reveiation;" God Inca
nate, Jesus Christi" The Third Person
3 the Trinity" THE Atonement;" 1T
a Kingdom of Cod" Faith" "Repen
ahce CONVERSION oap'''"' "ho II
$ Loros supper.
Mrs. Stephens, who was arrested on wa
' ' rant sworn out by Mrs. Foy, was lined
e and costs in Squire Harris Court last Zig
; for a breach OF the peace committed on Il
children of Mrs. Foy. Mrs. Stephens tn.
swore ont a warrant for the arrest Of ii