The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-11


Vmt Shihkle is not a candidate for re-
election for President OF the City Coun-
Gil.
MAYORS CoURT.-Pat. Dryer, drunk,
81: S, Bates, same, continued; w. En-
erson, disorderly conduct, dismissed.
Rev. George +. Pentecost, of Boston,
Mass, will preach Tomorrow night at
The First Baptist Church, Fourth street.
The revival meetings which have been
going on at the First Presbyterian
Church for the last two weeks closed
yesterday. Hu a.... ,.,s
The primary elections for delegates to
The Democratic City Convention, to be
held tonight at the City Buildings, were
leld Saturday evening.
The Republicans Will meet at Young
er's Hall tonight, for the purpose Of
arranging for the nomination OF a ticket
tor the january election.
Some OF our schools are closed on ac-
count OF our "Hoily" being out of re-
pair. The rooms are heated with steam,
ind there is no water TO generate it.
Mrs. Hunt, the venerable mother OF
]. d. Hunt, the Covington reporter of
the Commercial, died suddenly OF paral-
ysis shortly after 10 o. clock last night.
The funeral of the late James Walls
took place this morning at Union M. b.
Church, corner Of Fifth and Greenup
streets. The remains were taken 10
Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati.
Andrew Biggs and George Pearce,
were arrested yesterday morning, tor
driving stock after 8 O'Clock. They
were brought before Mayor Athey this
morning, and fined $13.
The Pioneers met Saturday in regu-
lar session. Mr.. r.John MacKOy read an
interesting document on "reminiscences,
from tradition and memory, of early en-
igration from Virginia to Kentucky.
The St. Vincent Hospital Society
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, Henry Reislow;
Vice President, Ii. Weveler; Secretary,
A. Becker; Treasurer, Henry Spenne-
berg.
! A sensation occurred in the Cathe-
dral yesterday morning during High
Mass. heating pipe burst and gen
eral alarm was the result, but it was
soon queted. The services were short
ened and the congregation dismissed.
The St. George Benevolent Society.
last night, elected the following officers:
President, II. G.. Wintermann; Vice
President, S. Hegge; Recording Secre-
tary, F. Blomer; Financial Secretary,
John Smith; Treasurer, George Krusel-
man.
A Young man about nineteen years of
age, and who lives on Bank Lick street,
was arrested this morning for obtaining
goods from Burdsall g. Co.'s drug store,
in Cincinnati. He had been sent by his
father to purchase some medicines, and
had been given money to pay tor 1t. He
otnI a and rad tho nli-
cines charged to G. A. Zwlck, the drug
gist, on Eleventh and Madison streets.
Hence the arrest. The young man has
respectable parents, on which account
his name is not published.
NEWPORT.
County Clerk Ed. Air was one Of the
Big 'uns on skates yesterday on the
Licking.
The new rail rolls at Swift's Mills will
be put to work in a day or two, rolling
railroad iron.
! The ferryboats made few trips this
morning but were compelled to stop on
account of the ice.
Nearly $500 was realized from the late
supper and entertainment at Odd-fel-
lows Hall for the benefit of the poor.
Yesterday was "a gala day on the Lick
ing. Upwards of five hundred young
people took advantage of the fine condl-
ton of the ice.
| Captain Bill Air had splendid piano
put in position OH one of his ferryboats
this morning Tor the special benefit of
his passengers. Bully lor the Cap.
A Aspecial meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society is called for Thursday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Cole, No. 200
A fu1 nft
requested.
Rev. Father Brady, S. j., of St.
Xavier's Church, Cincinnati, made the
closing address of the forty hours de-
Jotion, at the Church of the immaculate
Conception last night.
The Right Rev. Thomas N. Dudley,
Assistant Bishop of the Diocese OF Ken
lucky, will hold Mission in ST. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, COM
mencing Tonight at hal past 7 O'Clock
and continuing every night and over
next Sunday.
Miss Julia Guilfoyle, an estimable
young lady ef this city, and formerly Of
Maysville, Kentucky, died Saturday
evening shortly before O'Clock, at her
late residence on Lewis street. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock, from the Church of the
immaculate Conception.
CITY GoURT--LeWis Brand and Char
ley Staggman, breach of the
peace, $3 and costs each Oscar Deveare,
the man whom Officer Nabor arrested
yesterday charged with forging the name
Df Henry Fisher to an order, and pre-
sented it to Joe Hagernian in payment
IOr board bill, was tried this morning
ind continued till tomorrow.
The case Of D. w. Root for an assault
pn MIR. Chadwick was tried this morn
ing before Judge Geisler, who fined the |
accused SO and costs. Mr.. Root brought
scharge against Mr.. Chadwick for u sing
language causing breach OF the peace,
bn which Mir. Chadwick was dismis sed.
hhen Mr.. Chadwick brought another
charge against Mr.. Root of using brass
tnuckes at the time the assault was
made. Charge dismissed.
HAMILTON.
Joe Miller, the baseball man, is in the
city. He halls from Indianapolis.
/ The will of Ann Hughes, late of West
Chester, was adm tied to probate Sat-
Hrday. .f.,a1
Tomorrow evening the Concert by the
M. E. Sunday -sch0oI will come off in
khe Church.