The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-11
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.



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MR; W. D. MoEVof IL SICK ~ 'ne "Ap-
son nouse'
IHE olXth-street hiaihg-scnooi As w
open this week.
THE free lodging-house had nearly 800
lodgers last night.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL celebrated Mass
at the new church at Corryville yester-
day.
The Hospital accommodated 400 pa
tients yesterday--the largest number on
record.
REMEAtHER the annual eymnastic ex.
hibition at the rooms Of the Y. Nj. G. A.
on Friday evening.
LARGE number of water.nines and
hydranLs Dursled throughout the various
parts of the city yesterday.
NEARLY two hundred GAS meters and
seryice-n mines were frozen un vesterdav
in various parts of the city.
Coal is cheap. There is no better way
TO enjoy If than to send a load around to
some nsr son mot ahje to b,iv H.
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ncefs ioi Tue ensuing 'er".
THE present "cQld spelI, VIII be ap-
propriaLeiy ceieplateu on rTIuay ia even
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A COMPLIMENTARY supper was ten
deredW. j. Armel, Esq, the newly elect
ed PRESIDENT OF the Library ASSOCIATION,
ON saturoay nigh' at tle "rano HoIel.
ONE of the street-mains at the corner
OF Wade and Baymiller streets bursted
during yesterday and threw stream OF
water entirely through the frozen ground.
A DIAMOND ring, valued at $500, which
had been stolen from some parties In
Dayton, was recovered on Saturday al
1ernoon by Omcer Quincy In pawn
shop.
THE marriage of Miss Ida, daughter of
Rev. DR.. Wise, to Mr.. Henry Bernneim,
ot the firm OF Klein, Bernheim u Co., Of
THIS city, is announced 1or thursday
next.
Ex-RoUNDsMAN BURKE was pre-.
eented with handsome gold-headed
cane on Saturday night at the Hammond
street Station by the patrolmen OF that
Histrict.
TOM O'NEIL. who lives at the corner
of Third and Wood streets, was picked
np on Saturday night in an lnsensible
condition from the combined effort of
cold and corn beer.
THE number of lamps in the city, in
cluding PARKS is 5,4o6, maintained at
cost of S2lO, ,291 10; gosoline, 500 lamps
cost, $5, l3G Il. Total lamps, $3.50; total
cost, to city of gas and gasoline, $225,-
az d.
THE trustee OF the Water-Works, alter
a conference with Engineer az en-, ue-
cided to give the Euen farK RESERVOIR
new trial, ana Inc wafer is peihg put ID
to-day, LII Is nopeo tha1 the cohcfe'e
will hold out.
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= ,nu, uooEc undar thu auupinps of tho
Sherosnearn " Cmb on s.Remniscences Of
uaNTnpihs shn En;i'ish staga from the time nf Car.
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MAYOR JOHNSTON gave .he Po,ice o.-
with any tscommon labor'' on Sunday
I'm the way OF de ivering coal, as the sud
sIen change in the weather made such
work necessary in some cases.
Nn, M,Npp Gprswo,n the uFat
~antr;h,,tor MN a. ~ ), tna editnr " ,f f me Saturday
Sr;nht i, b.o r,',nnyeI the Office and nmb.
fishing department. of his paper to
Messrs. Wilstach, Baldwin d Co.'s build
ing on Race street, below Fourth.
THE middle-sged woman found dead
in the rear of 4S4 Central avenue. Satur.
hay as mentioned in THE STAR, proved
NO be Mrs. Jane, Anderson. Tne Coro.
aers jury renueleo VefuioI ol oeA'n
irom lhtemperance anu eAposuIe'
REV. p. r. MORGAN. Missioner of the
prntestant Episcopai Evangelical So.
ciety. preached last evening in Christ
nhurcb. on Fourth street, between Broad.