The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07

''The Church of Christ" will be the sub
ect of Rev. Mr.. Mullenix, at Grace M. e.
Church tonight.
The grand soiree to be given by the ladies
Of the Catholic Church, takes place this
evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
will meet Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence of DR.. Lewis. on Bellevue street.
The only judgment rendered in the
Chancery Court this morning was In the
case of Beyland VS.. Sewell. where an Or
der of sale was made of tract of land in
the Highlands.
A newspaper, printed and published by |
the Cherokee Nation, was sent to Rev. Mr.. |
Mullenix yesterday. The paper is printed |
and controlled by Indians, and Is pub |
lished in their language. One OF the edi- |
tors names is Tin Pan.
The good ladies of Grace M. E. Church
took heed of an appeal made yesterday for
an aged lady named Mrs Wallace and made
up handsome purse and presented it to
her. They also purchased through ticket
to her home in Kansas City.
Frank NJ. Rowe, who answers the descrip-
ton of one of the parties who robbed Mr..
vuuCo w dloll . ICcluCllCCy lh SOvAh6eVhS VUo
captured here at an early hour this morn
ing by Officer Flynn. 1t appears Rowe
crossed the Railroad Bridge at Finchtown
from Covington. and on his arrival here
was captured.
The clerks in the Quartermaster's and
other Departments at the Barracks have
had their salaries nearly doubled, COM
mencing January LIST. The Committee ap-
pointed to investigate the salaries paid at
the various departments reported in favor
of the above increase. The clerks, who
were receiving but $65 per month, have
been increased to $l15.
Doctor Fred. Davis arrived home last
night from his trip through Pennsylvania.
While at Camden. small town in the
State, he accompanied friend to Church.
and while there was invited by the Super
lntendent to address the Sunday school.
Let parties acquainted with the Doctor inn
agine for moment his attitude when ask
ing the little ones if they loved Jesus.
J.R. Hugle completed his bond as as
signee of Jno. Butcher in the County Court
Yesterday. His additional sureties are L. ].
Blakely of Covington, for 81 600, and J. J.
Hirsh for 5000. The sureties on the bond
are Jno. G. Schroll, Geo. w. Bishop, Jas.
Hanson, L. J. Blakely and J. J. Hetsch, and
the total amount is 1923, 900. 1t is rumored
that the creditors will endeavor to prevent
the acceptance of this bond in the Chancery
Court, and will move for the appointment
of a receiver.
The funeral Of Mrs. Captain Remission
took place this afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Services were held at the Christian Church,
on Madison street, of which the deceased was
devoted attendant. Rev. Fowle oficiated,
Owing to the peculiar nature of the disease
that caused her death and which baffled the
skill of our best physicians, post mortem
was held on the remains Yesterday by Drs.
Whitaker, of Cincinnati, and Dameron, of
this city. The result was that her death
was caused by gastric ulcer, perforation,
peritonitis and general tuberculosis.
Maggie Schnider. residing on the second
floor of the house SO Isabella street, was ar.
rested this morning on warrant sworn out
by Mrs. Maggie Brady, who resides on the
first foor of the same house. The first
named Maggie was charged with throwing
slop on the latter Maggie's head. Judge
Harris tried the case, and after hearing 9
score of witnesses and the rattling story o1
both Maggies, concluded that If Maggie
Brady kept her head out of the way she
would have escaped the slop from the 9th.
er Maggie's bucket, and therefore dismissed
the case.
The action of the Court of Appeals yes.
terday dismissing the appeal Of the New.
port Street Railroad Company in the suit
Of the City of Newport against said Com
pany IS q pretty heavy blow to the Com
pany if the Court of Appeals adheres to it
The controversy between the City and the
Company was as to whether the Company
should pay the cost of adapting the Stree
Railroad to the new grade of York street
The Company claims to have always com
piled with its contract. First the Company
gained the suit; then the City got new
trial and gained it, and now the Court o.
Appeals in effect affirms the last decision
by dismissing the appeal of the Company
There was a special meeting of the mem
bers of the School Board last night at tn,
residence of President Waters, on Jefferson
yised to increase the School Fund, that ha!
been greatly reduced during the past year
After several hours consultation it wa
agreed to prepare petition and to get sig
natures and send to the Legislature, me
morializng that honorable body to incress
the per capita to 81, instead of 81 Is, ant
empower the Board to take charge of th'
matter. The petitions will be distributed
to-day for signatures. There are sixty-on
colored pupils in the school in this city
and the State only allows $32 81 for thei
education.
!. REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Julia A. Ken
niston and husband to w. H. Lape, lot o
J ground fronting q feet on Jefferson street
} SO feet on Saratoga, by 80 feet deep, AM
parts of Lots 1Ol, 102, 103 and 104 in Belle
, yue addition to the City OF Newport; also
) Lot 70 in original plan; $50 and other con
!. siderations.
w. H. Lspe and wife to James Kennis
} ton, same property, same price and consid
! erations.
} SOCIETY ELECTION Lodge, Nc
> 1.776, X. of H., have elected the followin
officers: Deputy, Herman Lemm; D., 6
; Pickelman; D. X, Enderly; W. D., D
Cherry; A., F. Tricke; Chaplain, w. Sen
sci; Guide, K. Bremnitz; Reporter, J. Rein
3 fielder; Financial Secretary, G. Miller
, Treasurer, J. Bull; l. g., J. Rickert; Repre-
8 sentative to Grand Lodge, Herman Lemm
Trustees. G, Pickelman, J. w. Heppner b