The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31


thirty-seven' at Alexandria forty-one at
the Asylum Chapel, and about thirty or
thirty-tive at West Coyingten. In the last
named place the service was IN the even
ling.
At the Cathedral yesterday at high mass
was Exposition and Procession of the Host,
and Rev. Father Schweninger, editor of
the Catholic Volksblatt of New York, as
sisted by Fathers Lambert aud Jones, Off
ciated. Father Brandts preached an ex-
cellent little sermon on the lessons taught
by the services. In the afternoon at Yes
Ipers Father Lambert preached.
AEwr0KE
Col Jas. 7. Berry is reported lying at the
point of death.
The Post-office closed at 10 a. m. Public
schools are also closed on account OF Deco
ration Day.
The circus did not arrive until shortly
before II to-day, and in consequences there
will be no afternoon performance. The
show will open tonight at 8.
Quite q number of the Soldiers and
Sailors Memorial Association of this city
joined their comrades in Covington to-day
in the decoration of soldiers graves.
The two experts appointed to examine
as to the order of merit Of the competing
pumping engines to supply the Newport
Water-works, are Mr.. Hermany, of Louis
vile. and Arthur Moore of Cincinnati.
A battalion of young vets is about to be
organized under the management of tie
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association
to be drilled, uniformed and equipped
and ready for marching on the morning Of
July 4th.
SQUIRE BuoHANAN's Court. - Hutch
Waters, drunk and diserderly, S. and
costs.
Mike Klump, abusing his family, $5 and
costs.
Harry Fearans, for assaulting w. H.
James. 81 and costs; and James, for provok-
ing breach of the peace, had his case con-
tinued.
The residence of Mr. Edward Stansberry
was entered bv burglars Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stansberry were absent from
home and the exact amount of the loss is
not ascertainable. Every thing in the house
was turned upside down. Three valuable
sets of jewelry that were in the house are
missing. A fine mohair shawl and some
new gloves. evidently stolen from some
other place, were left by the rascals.
Some time since Mrs. Juliana Haisch
mortgaged house and lot in Newport to
Kaufman & Co. for some, hing over $1,000
for debt owed by her deceased husband.
The mortgage fell due and suit WAS
br ,ught to foreclose the mortgage. she
claiming that bv tine mortgage that She did
not intend 10 release her homestead right
in the property. The Chancery Court de-
cided that she was entitled to a homestead
The case was taken TO the Court of Appeals
by Kaufman & Co., and that Court has
reversed the Judgment below.
The Trustees of the Church OF the I'M
maculate Conception handed in their re-.
mort of the receipts and expenditures for
the past wear. which was read Yesterday bv
the pastor, Rev. Father McNerny. The re-
ceints from ne y rent and Sunday collec-
tions was 81. .521 60. Among the items nm
der expenditures were the pastors sa arv
$500. assistant pastor 5000: teachers in the
Parochial School. 1880: paid on pastor,s
residence, $613: making a total of 81 5aI 60.
balance due on Church. 5000. The con.
greoation bv a united effort could soon
wire this ont.
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diery were struck with the want of care
about the grounds. Weeds of every descrip-
ii we're growing at will, and the grass
had been untouched with blades of any
kind since the spring opened, except where
a grave had been mown over iere and
there. This should not be. If those who
have the management of this institution
wish it to succeed they must be laudable
rivals of Spring Grove, for the people wish
to bury their dead where the surroundings
are pleasing. AN EYE WITNESS.
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Merry of Perrysburg. Ohio. where the re-