The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27
now Of Pearl street. Cincinnati, is the
father of fine new son.


Mr.. L. J. Blakely yesterday sold his
handsome residence, on the corner OF Pow
ell and Scott to Captain r. T. Cum minis
for IS 900 and farm valued at 81, 900.
Suit has beeen filed In the Pendleton
Chanoery Court againt Horace ]. Cambron.
assignee of w. ]. Rusk, to foreclose q
mortgage of 5000 on the Rusk property
in this city.
Mr.. Mathew Rouse, of the National Ho-
tel, has on exhibition at his house por-
ton of petrfied body of man. that was
found in drift pile on the Licking River,
above Banklick, by Mr.. Joseph Lyons
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS E. Noe
and wife to John w. Finnell, 10 feet on the
north side OF Emma street. beginning at a
point 26 feet east from the northeast corner
of Emma and Bakewell streets, COvington;
$975.
Clem. Rudde's case came up again yes
terday afternoon and again. hung fire. AT
ter the prodigious labor of selecting jury
had gone through, an even half-dozen wit
nesses called and the jury instructed, they
retired and returned unable to agree.
BOND RoBBERY.-The residence of Mr..
CT a-Ies Zimerly, who resides at 528 Scott
street, was entered by burglars last night
and Government bond # a S. 600 denom-
ination stolen. The front door of the resi-
dence was left open, aud the rascals took
the benefit of the golden opportunity.
Nothing else was taken, and the thief was
evidently aware Of the whereabouts OF the
bond.
dence of MIR. M. v. Sullivan, on Front
ctr loct ovopinr Muoio IaunipU ap1
discussing the splendid repast were the fes-
lures of the evening. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Ella Walker, Anna Wal
thai Flora Sullivan, Fannie Ford, Miss
BAKER, Mrs. M. ]. Speers, Mrs. Shinkle,
Fannie Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wells, Mrs.
Rothier. and number of others.
The Fourteenth Session of the Ohio Dis.
trict of the Lexington Conference, M. E.
Church, convened yesterday at the Fourth
DID,, P. E., in the chair. The Conference
was formally opened by Revs. M. Nc
Coomer and Charles Jones. The various
Committees were appointed, together with
the following appointments, which con-
cluded the business Of the session. Con-
ference open BY Rev. Geo. T. Branch and
H. w. Tate. Union Chapel, Rev. Charles
Jones; Covlngton Fourth M. E. Church,
G. I. Branch. Newp ,rt, Rev. W. H. ].
McDade. Connersvilie, Gag. ]. Nichols.
Conference adjourned. Benediction by
Rev. VIM. Brown.
The Office of Tenebrm in the Cath lie
Churches closed last night. The blessing
of Easter water takes place this morning
and the usual Easter Eve devotions this
evening. Tomorrow is Easter Day, or the
Feast OF the Resurrection. 1t will be cele-
brated with great pomp and ceremony. The
choirs of the various churches will render
their best music. The affairs will be pro-
fusely decorated, and the other customary
elaborate ceremonies will take place. Pom
tifical High Mass will be celebrated at the
Cathedral at 10 o'clock. The Passion was
sung yesterday at the Cathedal by the Bish-
op, Father Lambert and Brother Christian,
of the Order of the Holy Cross. The con-
firmation class of children will receive their
first communion next Sunday week.
RELIGIOUS. Elder o. A. Bartholomew
breaches at the Fifth-street Christian
Church tomorrow m m1rning on Elements
of Power" and in the evening on "Deliv-
erance."
The quarterly meeting that was to have
been held at Scott-street Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow has been post
poned on week, one account OF the dedlca-
tory services at the Elevenlh-street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Christ Qualifying for Preaching" will
be the subject of Rev. J. M. Bent's sermon
tomorrow morning, and the Famine in
Smyrna" for the evening.
In the absence of the Rev. Mr.. Dobyns.
Rev. DR.. Tay lor will occupy the pulpit of
the Greenup-street Methodist E piscopal
Church tomorrow morning, and Rev. W.
H. Felix in the evening.
Rev. G. r. Crum will preach tomorrow
morning at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Dr.. Mullenix is attending the Con-
ference Of the NJ. E. Church at Danvile.
The Easter programme at our various
churches will be found in our local col
umns.
Billy White, weIl-known Newport boy,
is doing fine business at Caattanoo ga,
Tenn.
George Fry, arrested for assaulting a
man named Smith, was fined SIS and costs
in Squire Fuller's Court.
Mary Woorow, living on Ann street, was
severely injured yesterday by kick from
COW that she was milking.
Mr.. Charles Owens arrived home yester-
day from Chattanooga, where he was
placing q large clock in the Cincinnati
Southern Depot.
The Committee on Fire Department at
a meeting yesterday appointed Mr.. Al.
Stricken to fill the place in the Depart
ment made vacant by the resignation of
John r. Hingle, Sr.
The fine imposed on Mrs. Kunheim in
Squire Buchanan's Court several days ago.
on Charge of stealing flowers from Ever
green Cemetery, was remitted this morn.
ing, she paying the costs.
Mr.. Hubbard D. Helm yesterday sold his
farm, consisting of 1921 acres, situated on
the Ohio River, about ten miles from the
city, to Mr.. Joseph Nultner for $S, ,16O MI.
Helm still retains his homestead farm.
William Milan, an employe of the Short
line Railroad, had his hand horribly crushed
Yesterday by having it caught between two
cars. DR.. Phythian, the surgeon of the
road, fixed up the injured member.
Mrs Scott residing on Bellevue street
near Moss, swore out warrant this morn,
ing for the arrest of Sebastian Dickerts on