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

VI cuCn HiaSS OI iRnorhuCe Will feprtSS oil
progressive measures by an uncOmpromis-
ing hostility until the end of time.
There is no hope for Kentucky except In
grand waking up to the absolute necessity
of thorough and effective common school
system.-[Toledo Blade.
CHANcERY CoURT. The regular February
term of the Chancery Court convened this
morning and business transacted as
follows:
Fifth Ward Building Association VS..
John Luen. Judgment for 81 500, and in
terest from 1878, subject to credit Of
$242
T. F. Hallam VS.. W. J. sandford. judy
ment for $435, and Robert Howe instructed
to pay the same. .... t.f
Ransom vs.. Ransom. Judgment on
demurrer.
Schaller VS.. 81. Aloysius Benevolent As
ISOLATION. Judgment on demurrer. and
plaintiffs allowed leave to amend. .
Paul Waite. administrator, VS. McDaaiel's
heirs and creditors Referred to Mastse for
settlement
jacob Metz W. ohas D. Foote. Jsdg-
ment. ".. =
A. G. simrall made applications to bad
mitted to practice.
Aojourneo until wednesday m0rnln9
Senator A. 8. Berry returned Last ntht
to Frankfort ..... .. -
Mr.. Harry Turner has been retained a.
pilot of the ferry boat, Belle. .....1
Rev. Mullenix will resume his evening
lectures at Grace M. r. Church tonight
Twenty new members were taken into
the fold of the Columbia-street Presbytsri-
an Church last evening.
Tim. Shannon, for cruelty abusing his
aged father was fined $50 and costs by
Mayor Harton this morning.
The Martha Washington Leap Year Party
viii give select party and social at Odd.
fellows Hall tomorrow night .,..'
Captain Remission and his aged mother
leave tomorrow for Pleasantville, Ind, to
make that place their future home.
The funeral of the late John Stricken
took place to-day at 2 o'clock from the Tay-
lor-street NJ. E. Church. The deceased was
among the pioneers of Newport.
Rev. Tinker will speak on the "Impor.
tance of Decision" at the First Baptist
Church tonight. Tomorrow night his
subject will be Danger of Delay"
The alarm shortly before 12 to-day was
caused by fire breaking out in the green
house in the rear of MI. Thomas residence
on York street Tho Department made
short work of the flames. Loss trifing.
The Pioneer Building Society No. 2 elected
the following officers: President Henry
Bertman; Treasurer, Charles Roegge; Secre-
tary. Toney Renscher. The first payment
of dues will be made Wednesday night at
Mat. Blau's. .H 0' -
The managers of the rattle for the benefit
OF the Widow Cook were obliged to post.
pone once more, owing to the negligence of
several parties failing to make returns. The
rattle will take place for certainty Mon
day night February 9th.
The funeral of Ex-Councilman Michael
Carr yesterday from the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception was the largest that
has been in the city for the past several
wears. The line of carriages was over a
mile In length. Father Ennis preached an
appropriate funeral sermon, which was
listened to by perhaps the largest crowd
ever assembled in that church.
! RELIEF FOB SUFFERING IRELANp.-Yester
|
ception, Rev. Father Ennis preached on the
suffering among the people in Ireland. His
picture of the terrible affliction that has
overtaken the people of Erin was most
Cratic, and brought tears from many OF
those present At the conclusion OF his
discourse q collection was taken up, and
the handsome sum Of $167 81 was collected
for the sufferers.
CRIMINAL CouRr-SIxrH DAY.-The case
Of John Bender, John Kelly and John Sui
livan. indicted for grand larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods, occupied the whole of
the mornings session. The jury rendered a
verdict of guilty against Bender, and fred
his sentence at nine months at hard labor
in the County Jail. Kelly and Sullivan
were acquitted. The following cases are
set for this afternoon: Gustave Amber, as
sault and battery; Louis Edenburg. Joe
Tippegan and Arthur Macarthur.