The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09
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lections on the occasion.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. M. Mar.
shall and wife to ]. 9. Bass, rs by 1o1 feet,
OH Gardner street and Mckinney avenue,
Dayton; s1.2l5.
Henry Walker to A. J. Miller, 80 by 100
feet, on Third street, Dayton; $3.50.
OBrrUARY.--Mrs. Abel. wife of Mr.. Henry
Abel, died yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
at her home on Monmouth street. near
Tibbatts
Mr.. John O. Clark, an old and respected
resident, died Saturday at the residence ol
his son-in-law, Mr.. P. J. Collins. OH WASH
ington avenue. in his eighty-fifth year.
Union prayer meeting services will be
held at $3.50 o'clock every morning of this
week =. follows: This morning, Presbyte-
rian Church; Tuesday, Baptist; Wednes-
day, Christian; Thursday, Congregational; /;
Friday, Grace M. E.; Saturday, Taylor
street M. E. Church..
The following newly elected officers Of
Court Concord, No. %. I. Q. F. were in
stalled Saturday night: w. H. Walling-
ford, G. R.; John OConnell, v. @. R.;
Julius Schweizer, r. s.; Ben. G. Bonde F.
s.; H. F. Speckman, Treasurer; g. M. Lot
tes, s. w.; B. F. Piper, J. w. M. Connolly,
8. B.; 8. F. Schell, J. B.; W. F. Mcclure,
D. D. H. G. R.
VIM. CHM, an aged and respected citi.
zen, died yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock, at his home on Bellevue street, in
his seventy.fourth year. He was born in
Dublin, Ireland, and has been a. resident of
this city over thirty years. He leaves his
wife and four children, the latter all grown,
and the Oldest. Miss Sarah, has been q
teacher in the public shools here for num-
Der of years.
J. O. Southall arrived to-day at IL o'clock
from Aurora Ind.,. with the remains of his
brother, A. J. Southall, who died in that
city Friday last. The funeral will take
place from Mr. Southall's residence in
Dayton, tomorrow at 10 O clock q. m..
At a meeting of the Branch Society Of
the German Roman Catholic Benevolent
Association, held yesterday, a resolution
was adopted requiring the Secretary to give
a bond in the sum of 500, and he be
allowed $12 for stationery. Three new
members were admitted, making total OF
thirty-three.
A Sherman Club was organized at the
Council Chamber Saturday night Mr.. A.
C. Wood was elected Chairman, L. R. Haw-
thorne, Secretary, and James G. Wright,
Lewis Constans and W. G. Dunkhorst q
committee to effect a permanent organiza-
ton. The meeting was well attended and
spirited. Another meeting will be held at
the Court House Wednesday night
VIII. Fitzgerald, Public Administrator,
filed suit in the Circuit Court against J. M.
Macarthur for $780, NORM was admins
traitor of the estate Of Elijah Pierce, from
which trust he vas removed by order of the
Court and the estate turned over to the
Public Administrator. The settlement of
the latter, filed with the County Clerk last
week, seems to show that NORM had col.
;ected $S16 for which he had not accounted.
This suit is brought against Morin's surety.
A bad colored cuss named Pemmons,
and rolling mill man named Conklin, be.
came involved in quarrel about5 o'clock
last evening, at Wenderoth's saloon, on
Front street. during which the former
whipped out bis razor and slashed away at
Conklin. One of the gashes is frightful
one, and nearly severed the latter's arm
near the elbow. leaving portion Of the
razor in the wound. Pemmons escaped
through rear door, and succeeded in
crossing the bridge to Cincinnati. DR..
Gunkle was called in, and sewed up the
terrible wound in Conklin's arm.