The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24
FROM POINTS AROUND.

Vuiisthhs oVes AumISSlOu lor geHCl1-
nnan and lady, 81 so.
! Christian Sabbath-school exhibition,
land festivities at the Odd-feliows' Hall
christmas night.
| Festivities, concert and social en-
fertainment by the nj. e. Sabbath
school, at the church, Christmas night.
The orator Of the evening will be Rev.
Mr.. Jones, late pastor of Columbia Con-
tgregational church. Essays will be
read, dialogues spoken, and the choicest
songs sung.
Mrs. X. H. vanRenssellear and her
grand.daughter Getta have returned
Hrom the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. johnson have
moved to the city. Mr.. j Johnston has be-
come coal merchant, and is now a RI
val of his distinguished uncie-the
Mayor of Cincinnati. .-
LExINGTON.--The Democratic Conl-
mittee of Fayette county, at their meet
ing Dec. 18th, passed resolution that
the Judges Of the Primary Elections to
be held in the different wards OF this city
next Monday are "not TO receive any
votes excepting those they are fully as
sufed will support the entire Democrat-
DC ticket at the regular election"
The many friends of Mr.. z. j. Don
'ahy have manifested their high esteem
by bringing him out as q candidate for
C0uhcilman In the Third ward. Honest
citizens "begin to realize the necessity
Of good men in Council"
Gen. VIM. Preston has taken up his
residence in Louisville.
Confidential friends of the present
BoafJl of Councilmen are nightly hold
ing private caucilses tor the beheft of
thBir friends. 80
Some Of the Sabbath h-schools have
their Christmas trees tonight, others on
Monday night.
The Vilsy Rifle Team go to Paris on
Christmas to participate in a shooting
match with y professional club Of that
city. !. :. ~ .s,. ~.
the Mission Church snnday.school Tor
Monday evening.
HAMILToN.-The banks will all be
closed tomorrow.
Four new cases of varioloid we're yes
terday reported at the Health diice.
Mr.,James X. Thomas, one Of Middle
towns enterprising citlzens, was in the
city yesteroay.
Dr.. Tom Reed, for a short time resi-
dent of Hamilton, now a practicing phy-
eician of Middletown, was married in
that place Wednesday evening TO Miss
Anna Doty, OF the same village.
This afternoon the Light Guards and
police force will parade the principal
streets.
The Christmas festivities of the M. e
Sunday school came Of last night, and a
good time was had. ..,....,s
VS., Marsh all, ,of Middletown, was yes
ferday appointedguardian OF l. F., Chas
A., ana Walter h. Harrison, minors
Bond, $500.
Simon Goldman was appointed guar
dian of Alfred, W. T., and David ii Tar.
tfison.
In she case of Chas. Miller VS.. james
Kennedy, u Judgment in favor of plain.
tiff i6r 81, 200 and costs OF suit was rem.
defed.
against L.. B.fCurtfs and Co., was dis
missed without prejudice to new ac-
tiOn, at cost OF plaintiff.
The Presbytery of the United Presby.
terian Church will meet Monday next In
the U. p. Church, THIS city. ,,.,,s..., -,
George A. LaRue, who on Wednesday
was reieased on q writ or habeas corpus,
was yesterday rearrested by the Mayor
fine Of So and d'eosts afeipaid.
UOvINGTON.-Coun met last night
The Committee ON Ways and Means
asked for orders on the City Treasurer
storST,0zo, to pay interest due in New
York, on city bonds, January /, 1916
also for $4,000, interest due the Firsl
National Bank OfCovington, and III, ,45t
due the City National Bank. Allowed
Also authorized to renew two notes OIL
axl7,500 each, due respectively to the
First National Bank and City National
Bank. The SPECIAL committee appointed
by Council on the free bridge question
made partial report, recommending
that the question be submitted TO the
people, .sohaIi the city Of Coyington
build tree bridge ut a cost mot to ex-
'ceed $500, ,000W
Brown, the Mind Reader, will be al
sOdd-felI0wy Hall tonight and to-mor.
row.
NO Mayors Court tomorrow.
AFe had occasion tO-lay to visit Mr..
.Miller,s Eagle Dining Saloon, ON Mad.
ison street, and must acknowledge that
the spmptuons fare dispensed at that
place equals that furnished at the Gin
cinnati notels. Coyingt0nians will not
rue 1T for patr0nlzing this nrst-clasS din
ing estaDl ishment.
j. Martin, we understand, is a candi-
date Tor Street COMMISSIONER.
High Mass Will be celebrated at st.
-JosepRs Church at 8 and ~ o'clock A.
N. tomorrow.
Mr.. II. D., residing on Thirteenth
street, near sSheepy, was this morning
caught In the act OF emptying Mr.. r.
Nienaber's money drawer. Henry, be-
ware; we let you off this time.
= The following are the marriage Ii
censes for the Week: Philip Hengehold
and Katherine Meyer, II, u. Howell ana
Lille AshbroQk, John b. Davis and EN-
cline Ogden, q. Il. Jackson and Emma
Barkley, Charlie Ruh and Lizzie
Geutsch, Louis Panther and Lizzie
Rub, Michael Affel and Jennie Timber
: lake: The last three couple were mar
ried yesterday.
Two young lads last evening wanted
togetinEo the "Minstrels" free OF charge.
DIDO 30 they climbed over the awning
and came in through an open window
head foremost. The two ssend mems no
ticed the feat and received an unbounded
fountain Tor fun. one OF tie lads stood
the rally bravely, but the other
Mayors Court--Ye yesterday afternoon