The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28

covered lou Oh stolen DlankeH puIloiuou
from the Barracks several days ago. They
were found, with other goods, at house on
Southgate street.
Burglars used jimmy in attempting to
get into the cigar store of Mr.. g. w. Byrne,
on York street. opposite the Courthouse,
last night, but were frightened away. The
front door was pretty well jammed up.
DR.. Fred. A.tDavis, Reporter of Friend
ship Lodge, knights of Honor, received
draft this morning from the Supreme
Lodge for 81, 900, to be handed over to the
widow and children of the late Michael
Carr.
The remains of Miss Name Underwood,
| daughter of Captain w. @. Underwood, of
| Newport, KY, were taken to New Albany,
Ind, yesterday and buried in the Northern
Cemetery. Deceased was q native of that
city.
A new minister from the East has &C.
cepted call to the pastorate of the York
charge of the church week from to-mor-
row. This church is now entirely freed
from debt.
Rev. Mr.. Muuenix will return this eyen-
ing from Hillsboro, Ohio, and will occupy
the pulpit of Grace M. E. Church to.mor-
row morning and evening The very i'm
portant and interesting topic, ''The Sum
day Question" will be his subject at the
evening service.
lively little shooting scrape between
couple of the gentler sex occurred early
yesterday morning down nearS the lower
end of Goodman street. Several shots
were exchanged, but without effect. One
of the parties appeared anxious to get a
warrant, but was advised to wait till the
meeting of the Grand Jury. Names are
withheld for the present.
A young man named VIM. Burke, re-
siding at 33 Locust street, was terribly
burned about the face, neck and arms at a
white lead factory on Eggleston avenue,
Cincinnati, yesterday. He was allowed to
walk home in his terrible suffering condi-
tion, and when he reached there he fell to
the floor exhausted. The young mans
father lost his life in similar manner sew
eral years ago.
For some reason not yet explained the
city was allowed to remain in total dark
ness last night. Mr.. Fritz, the lamE
lighter, says he only followed the instruc
tions of the Committee on Gas, who sale
that full moon would appear, and there
would be no occasion for lighting the
lamps. If this be the case, that committee
ought to be made study their almanac
more thoroughly or throw up the job.
The Colored Methodist Church, which
has been worshiping in the Courthouse
has secured the frame building known al
the Jeffries Church, corner of Mayo stree
and Central avenues for its meetings. Th,
| nIurch xxs1I ho do1too toA m ftor
noon, Rev. Mr.. McCurdy, of Cincinnati
preaching the conservation sermon, Eide
Courtney of Covington, following him
. The choir of the Covington Church, assisted
by the Misses Bell, will furnish the music
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso
citation, at their meeting last night, enter
tanned number of their friends in goo(
old style. The programme consisted O
songs recitations and readings Captain
! Robert Townsend sang the Mariner
Grave" which received an encore, when h
. read the story of the Three Cherr,
Stones." The Newport Quintette Club
! composed of Messrs. Ed. Gels, William
: Walker, A. Hugle, Frank Hugle and Loui
Walls. DR.. Davis read several fine poem
in good style. Mr.. james Shields. the vel
. known tenor, sang several good old sons
| AL hlo usual BOO0 oty tOs 1hAs VOh
worth sang Nancy Lee' with good effet
Q and to an encore read the "Charge of th
. Light Brigade" by Tennyson, which wa
1 we'll received.
DAYTON. KXs
Mr.. J. M. Macarthur was in Frankfor
yesterday.
Up to date the Legislature has don
nothing for the financial relief OF Daytor
Miss Mamie Gibson, Of Fourth and Todd
+ celebrated her birthday with little part
t last evening.
A lady in Dayton desires to obtain fami
ly sewing. on machine, at her own home
Address Mrs M. Andrews, Dayton P. O.
Services at the Presbyter Church tc
: morrow by Rev. J. N. Erwin. Morning
: THE Divinity of Christ" Evening. 9Th
Antediluvians.