The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-30
COYINGTON.


$4,000.
STAR wishes all his patrons u happy
New Year.
Clarence Mooar, son of Judge G. ii.
Mooar, arrived in New York day before
yesterday from Europe.
On account OF the bad weather the
carriers were unable to deliver their
papers in Pattentown yesterday.
Mr. John Schuler, grocer, on Sixth
street, has been appointed Postmaster
at Flingsvllle, Grant County, Ky.
Rev. d. Ii. Muller, DID, of Union NJ.
E. ChurcD, will preach tomorrow on ga
Memorial Of Gratitude" and in the eve
ming on 1.-The Past"
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given on New Yea'5 night by
the Sabbath-sch0Ol OF the German NJ. E.
Church, corner OF Tenth and Russell
streets.
There was only one case in the May
Ors Court this morning. Barney Don
nelly, who was on q drunk, promised
that ne would not get 80 any more, and
was dismissed.
Naomi Lodge No. 129, L. o. o. F., has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Charles Il. Duncan, N. q. i;
VIM. Alden, V. g.; j. Westermann,
Recording Secretary.
Frank Walbridge, charged with break
ing Government warehouse locks and
taxing whisky still in bond, was held in
the sum of 500 to answer at the May
term OF the District Court.
The st. Joseph Dramatic Club will
give its first entertainment on New
, Years evening at st. Josephs Hall, on
Twelfth street. Any one wishing to see
tirsl-class entertainment would do
well to 20 and see this cub.
NEWPORT.
A happy New Year to all.
Post, flee closes Monday New Years
Day. aL IL A. M.
To-day is the last day for paying city
taxes without penalty.
Tie First National, as also Taylor's,
Bank Will be closeu on New Years
Day.
City Treasurer Il. e. Bowers reports
$3.50 taken III this morning up w Il
O'Clock.
Chief Justice Henry Buchanan is still
unable TO attend court on account oil Sc.
we're illness.
A grand bon ton sleighing party num-
bering thirty couples lett this city this
morning for Alexandria.
Divine services will take place in all
the Catholic Churches on New Years
Day the same as on Sundays.
A soldier named Giynn was tried by
Court-martial at the Barracks and sem
fenced TO fourteen uayS solitary con
flnement on bread and water, and TO pay
fine of $1I, for conduct unbecoming a
!. soldier on Christmas day.
Rev. George Summey, of the Mint
street Presbyterian Church, of Coving
ton, who was announced to mold service
al Odd-lellows' Han tomorrow after
noon, requests us to state that he will
be unable TO attend on account of the
weather.
Little George Hallam, who was So
severely burned last Thursday night
the particulars OF which were given il
the STAR, died this morning al O'Clock
alter enduring the most intense suffer
ing. His funeral will lake place to
morrow afternoon at 2 O'clock, from st
Pau.'s z. E. Church.
The following are the officers of the
Andes Lodge, No.2, A. y. U. W., elected
night before last: p. Nj. W., Robert S
Cleburne; M. W., ID. z. Coppin; G. f d.
W. X. West; o, 8. Il. Morton; Record.
er, j. q. Bender; Frnancier, Robert Pye
Receiver, James Woodside; L. w., j. p
lnompson; o. W., 5. II. Schell; Trus.
tee, Robert Pye; Representative tc
Grand Lodge, james Woodside.
The Weekly Leader, which usual,
makes its appearance on Saturday ;
failed to come 10 time tC-day. The rea
W. 10 hort nm .lIlt,
pleled last Saturday, and the edito
Thought 1t more appropriate to com
mence the sixth volume with the frs
Saturday in the new year. The office il
also being moved lo-Iay to Fearon't
Building corner Of York and Southgat
Streets.
Odd-lellows' Hall was comfortably
filed last night with the friends an
children OF Grace nj. e. Church. Anon,
the pleasant features of the evening wa
agrand supper, spread in the diuin
hall, and a Christmas tree loaded dowl
with good things for the little folks
During tue evening, the Superintendent
Mr.. Wm. z. Standish, was present el
with handsome chair costing $3j.
HAMILTON.
Five inches OF snow fell yesterday.
George Nc Adams g. Son have remove
their clothing store into the Opera-lous
Block.
The street cars could not pull throug
The snow yesterday, and consequent
bad TO haul off.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Soc
ETY. meets this afternoon in the Unite
Presbyterian Church.
4 The receipts of the X. of p. Fair ne
E led over 81 900, OF which they wild have
clear OF all expense, some 5000.
N The funeral of Mrs. Collins took plac
yesterday afternoon from the residenc
bf her son-in-law, John Limberger, el
gineer on the e., IL. q d. Railroad.
Suit has been commenced by Hem
Wallace, Ex-Auditor, against the Boar
Of County commissioners to enfore
II payment on balance OF account, tor Zee
due him as Auditor.
Frank Russell, son OF William Ru
v sell, formerly resident Of Hamilton
died OF consumption at Liberty, Ind
and was buried there yesterday. FL
was twenty -one years OF age.
DELHI.
The First Presbyterian Sabbat
NJ school gave their annual concert q
g Thursday night, consisting OF song
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