The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-28
FROM POINTS AROUND.

Ilons up 10 noon yesterday passed on
quietly.
In Judge Mulligan's Court yesterday
there were twenty-four cases up for
trial. The total amount of fines assessed
reached $685. exclusive of costs, and
number of cases were continued.
The Veiley Rifle Team were disap-
pointed in going to Paris on Christ
mas. The match takes place to-mor-
row.
Robert Brady had his hand badly in
lured by the premature explosion OF a
Roman candle on Christmas eve.
The fair given by tine ladies of st.
PauPs congregation for the benefit Of the
Charity Hospital began last evening.
The shop litters did good business
on Christmas.
Editor Rothaker, formerly of the Dis
patch, spent Christmas among his
friends in this city.
Councilman Dennis Mulligan feeling
the influence of the STAR, arises and ex-
plains his reluctancy in receiving the
by Mr.. r. De Roode for gas, &C. Mr..
Aiulligan says he is sorry.
HAMILTON.-Mrs. Horace Wood
rough is spending the holidays in this
city.
If the city is not on the watch she will
wake up some morning, after a heavy
nights rain, to find the First ward miss
ing A hint to the wise is sufficient.
Charley Bierele, the Third-street
butcher. carried off the 1aurels Christ
mas morning in his display OF dressed
meats.
Crawford's run overfiowed Sunday
night, and did some damage 10 the gar
dens along its banks.
Eliza Smyers, daughter of DID. Smy-
ers, of the First ward, died Sunday night
of consumption.
A handsome doll is to be voted to the
most popular lady in Hamilton, at the
Military Fair, now going on in Becketts
Hall. Only ten cents vote.
The County Commissioners were In
session YESTERDAY. Bills to the amount
OF $72 30 were passed. Ii. s.. Morey's
claim Of $40, per centage on forfeiture
bond of horse thief, was referred 10 tne
Auditor to investigate.
Owing to sickness in his family Judge
Hume did not start South Sunday nignt
las he expected.
DR.. Beauchamp for some time serl-
Iously i'll is now better.
The United Presbyterian Sunday
school will enjoy Christmas good things
next Friday evening.
No Council last night for lack OF a
Quorum.
The following is an enumeration OF the
,parochial and private schools in the
City OF Hamilton: st. Stephens, 300;
st. Mary's, l50; st. Joseph's, 1Sl; Zion's
Church, 80; one select school, ~. Total,
lT31. The total number of pupils in the
public schools is 1881. There are about
half as many in parochlal ana private
schools as are taught IN the pubic
schools.
COvINGToN.-The following officers
of Golden Rule Lodge, A. f. and A. Ma.
sons, were elected last night ( st. John's)
to serve for the ensuing year: r. X. Tar
vim, w. M; j. s. Lyle, S. W.; G. L.
Brown, j. W.; Il. ID. Cruninger, Trea.
surer; j. G.. Metcalfe, Secretary; q. b.
Simrail, S. D.; Thomas Runyan, j. D.;
Henry Renshaw, Tiler.
The Colonel Clay Lodge No. 154, A. Il.
and A. Masons, last night elected the
following officers: j. p. Harbeck, w. N.
Frank Ii. Smith, s. w.; y. r. Tucker, J.
W.; John Hubert, Treasurer; X. II.
Ramsay, Secretary; Frank Wood, s. D.;
j. j. Nigman, j. D.; r. 6. McDannold,
Tiler.
The police who went to the minstrels
last night felt this morning like resign.
ing, The ''corked" men were too hard
On them with their jokes.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Andrew Daylor was fined "a for drunk
enness. w. A. Broadwell, for acting as
police officer, was sentenced to line OF
IS. Rankin Walter, a colored man, for
slashing around too promiscuously with
q razor, was fined $50 and costs; he goes
d L. nil iv Indo hr n
nuisance to the neighbors Of the Sixth
street Market-house, were called up, but
dismissed with warning.
A grand affair occurred this morning
ar seven o'clock at the Cathedral. MIR.
Chas. Hennessey lead to the altar Miss
Mary Kemper, the sister of the we'll
known City Sealer, Herman Kemper.
Rev. McGill, pastor OF the church, per-
1oImed the ceremonies, alter which the
happy couple repaired to the residence
OF the bride. where sumptuous repast
was served.
The Republicans meet at odd-fe.lows'
Hall this evening.
NEWPORT.-Th fair for the benefit
of Ihe church ofthe Immaculate Concep-
tion commenced last night at Odd-fel'
lows Hall.
Pat Bradley, who last Saturday night
shot James Fennel, was held yesterday
afternoon by Esquire q. z. Buchanan
in the sum of $500 to appear at the next
term Of the Criminal Court. l
The fair Tor the benefit of the church
of the Immaculate Conception at Odd.
fellows Hall, last night, was well at
tended. The table of the Hibernians
was the attraction of the evening. The
fair will continue for about eight days.
= Gus. Droste says he holds no relations
with persons selling lightning whisky
on Saratoga street.
That part OF Saratoga street known as
Bucktown was quieter last night than il
has been for months.
Everything is working well towards
the success of the great Centennial next
Friday night. Better times may be ex.
pected when the triumyirate meets in
Secret council.
Our worthy Mayor has signified his In
tentiors 10 join Mayor Johnston in his
great and glorious Centennial next Fri
day midnight. Won't we have "talP'
time. a.s64 No.,
1.-THE three.Mayors, Cincinnati, Gov
lngton and Newport, should meet next
da NIGHT MO ma VI nvnaat Ia fi1rpat nd