The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-15
THE DAILY STAR
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for Alexandria, KY.
To-day is the last day to pay city
taxes. After to-day there VIII be pen'
ally OF fifteen per cent.
e. MAYOR oR'sCoURT.-Fred. s Maner, breach
of the peace, discharged, Jerry
URourke, breach of the peace, $13.
Miss Sallie Croninger leaves this eve
ming for Washington City, where she
will teach music in the Common
Schools.
In The Chancery Court divorces were
granted TO James b. Runyon from Ly-
dia Runyon, and TO Caroline Dunbar
from W. A. Dunbar.
The residence of j. B. Van Dyne, on
Front street, was burglarized night be-
fore last, and about $100 worth Of jew
elry and silvefWare taken.
The jury in the case OF Hennie Davis
brought in verdict that the death was
caused by premature birth, and con-
demned the action in secretly disposng
Of the ptus.
Kate Morrissey, a domestic at Mr..
James Bonners, No. 16 Robins street,
fell down stairs yesterday ana was Sc
verely hurt. One OF her ears was almost
severed from her head.
The meeting called at Odd.fellows'
Hall to arrange for the relief of the poor,
was held yesterday. To this end it was
resolved to keep open a soup-house; to
hold apound-package party at this hall
next Thursday evening.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. James Burns, VINO has been doing
lhe Eastern cities, returned home much
pleased with his visit.
A number OF very interesting novels OF
recent publication have been placed on
the shelves IN the Odd-iellows' Library
A grand ball for the benefit of the
police of this city is announced to take
place at Odd-fellows' Hall on the OIL
pTUXimo.
Samuel Maxwell, who lives at the
head OF Isabella street, fell down q
flight of stairs at RobSon's distillery in
Flncht0Wn last nigut, and broke two Of
his ribs.
An exhibition entitled "BuelPs Trip
Around Lhe World" will be given next
Sunday and Monday nights at the StadJ
Theater, for the benefit OF ST. Joseph y
Orphan Asylum.
A meeting OF the subscribers to the
Newport & Maysville Railroad will De
held next Tuesday ut the office OF j. II
Hallan, corner. OF York anu SOuthgatC
streets, this city.
Andy Moran, an interesting youth OF
twelve summers, was taken in this
morning on the charge of petty pilfer
ing. Hewas brought before Judge Gels
Ter shortly afterwards, who fined him $lC
nnd costs, in default OF which he went
Dn the Stone-pile.
HAMILTON.
The ladies are canyassing the city So
iiciting funds for the Bible Society.
The will of Paul Wunder, of Riley
was yesterday admitted to probate.
Criminal Court commences next Mon.
day with Judge Hume on the bench.
Captain John Peterson has resigned
his position Us Captain OF the Light
Infantry.
Silas Williamson was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
Celia Tyson, deceased.
The annual meeting of the Butler
County Bible Society will be held Mon
day next AT the Presby erian Church.
McAdams is moving his clothing store
into the Opera Building. lie will occupy
the room next to DR.. Myers drug store
The lecture at the Presby terian Church
last night was well attended. The Doc.
tor seemed perfectly familiar with his
subject and handled it without gloves.
Ihe knights OF Pythias Fair promises
TO be the chief attraction socially thus
far on the programme for holiday week
The ladies who are assisting in the ar.
:angements know how such things
should be done.
DAYTON, KY. ....
A very delightful occasion was en-
)oyed by the congregation and friends
Of the Baptist Churca at The residence
Of Mrs. Manser last evening, where an
DYsler supper was given Tor the benefit
Of the church. The supper was
most excellent, and the honorf
pf the evening were done by
Mrs. Manser, assisted by six handsome
young ladies adorned with beautiful
white caps. Mrs. Weimer's singing
ndded greatly TO The interest oil the
evening, as did also the recitations by
Mr.. Waterhouse and the reading by Mr..
Ge ze. Altogether it was a Very enjoya.
bic evening, aud no wonder it ran well
into the late hours.