The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-14
NE WPORT.

City Court stands adjourned. Amen.
! City Treasurer Eugene Bowers re-
ports 81 6U0 as the receipts yesterday.
The Tibbatts Minstrels at Odd-feIIoWs'
Hail last might drew six hundred peo-
ple.. y Et,)Jt #E & .yI IrLIEE
: Toy stores are putting on holiday
appearance, and the little folks are
happy. .. r.s .,......
Joseph Creighton, six years old, fell
from aew ood-pite yesterday evening and
broke his rIgnt leg. u A. t..
Both the ferryboats we're making regu-
lar trips Ibis morning, and Captain Bill
Air is ,ohce more happy. -tf
Henry Pfeiier received $3.50 yesterday
from the Clay Fire Insurance Company
for property destroyed at the Monmouth
street IRE. ----r-,....,... Cd. ,..-+ -u
I Mary Milford, a little girl, while skat-
1pg yesterday in tue yard of her home,
on Oyert0p street, tell and severely in-
cured her right knee.
Captain Bill Air says that his new
piano is simply taking immense. If you
wish TO test your musical ability Just
wait for the other boat, .....s s...'....
Thieves attempted on Tuesday night
no rob the residence of Mrs. Ustor, cor
Hfhey got nbthlng, however,
County Sheriff Thomas Jones reports
county taxes coming in mighty slowly.
10 avoid penalty all those In arrears
had better settle up before the lat of
January. tn
Rev, Mr.. Coleman, formerly pastor OF
The Taylor-street M. e. Church. this
city, but now Of New Castle, Indiana, is
paying q visit to bis numerous friends
M this city.
Burglars night before last broke open
"a back window in the house Of MIR. OH
yey Thoinpsop, ON Columbia street. be.
Meef Mayo and kinggoid, but We're
frightened or without booty.
j. The, following tfst OF officers was Sc
leoted BY the ST. Jesspt's Benevolent
Secietyin the annual mee,t ing held at St.
Stephens Parochial School: Delegate to
the Central Association, George Becker;
President, I. A. Widrig; Vfce-Presi..
deRt, j.. M. ptetz: FHst Secretary, Fred.
GoldkAmp; Secoad Secretary, II.
iWempke; Treasurer, Valentine Heitz.
mani. ,la6Hf
Officer Al. Boyd made, a raid this
W0fning on the cave occupied by tie
1eEtles Uut1fn Tfppenhauer'sb brick yard.
he captured their pick, shovel and other
instruments used lor escaping through
the eartB, and he also brought in their
cooking utensils and fresh keg of beer
they wers ABOUT TO tap. The Eeg had
Butcher and WefdemaiRs braud on it,
-Four OF tie lads occupied the cave at
the time, but ain made tleir escape, hay-
ing, skiffs, aud crossed the Licking, 10
jSoVingtoh, 4. IN IVA jis,# S.ff7!.
ffT 90, s~:| HAMILTON
! The Ladies' Book Club meets Saturday
AFTERNOON. I ~ II So 80 HE
| John Sallee, who was injured from
Mailing down stairs, is able TO be about
again.
Ths Apollo Band gives its annual bali
(on tae evening Of Feb uary s, 1T the
Opera Hall.
TIE Universaiist Social meets to.tfio,r.
TOW evening at the residence of Mrs j.
Nv. Erwin, THIRD Ward.
Abditor 4. b. Berry has become n
resident Of the Fourth Ward, He has
taken the Sdnderson property OIL Fourth
street. i #
Peter -Schawb has. already cut and
stored away some three thousand. and
i've hundred tons OF ice. This is putting
lii the time we'll.
Yesterday afternoon, seven-year-rld
son OF Mr.. 5lurphy, OF the Third Ward,
was drowned While attempting to cross
the hydraulic on the ice. An inquest