The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26

JOnn d. COSTA gave Sranu supper
Christmas eve 10 the members of the
Fire Department.
The ale and porter mandatory OF b.
Macke u Co. was entered by some thief
night before last, who stole $25.
The three-months-old infant of Mr..
Frank Schultz, corner OF Seventh and
BakeWell streets, was found dead in bed
yesterday morning.
VIM. Dugan, OF Louisville, Baggage
master of the Short-line, is in the city
visiting his tather-in-law, Mr.. Charles
Martin, OF the Covington Gas Works.
The new chandeliers in st. Aloysius
Church, valued at s., 900 each and which
were purchased at me Centennial EX-
position, were lighted for the first time
yesterday morning. Tney were present.
ed to the church by the young ladies OF
st. Agnes Society and the young men OF
the church.
Jesse Fields, a colored man, while
loading pistol yesterday at the croquet
grounds OF the colored folks on Seventh
street, accidentally discharged the
weapon. The ball tore off one of his
fingers and struck another man named
Frank Sherman in tue head near the left
sye. DR.. Henderson extracted the ball.
IL
Thomas McDJnald, breach ot the peace,
each $28; James Morrissey, drunk anu
disorderly, Sl3; James Welsher and j.
y. Lytle, drunk, "a; Mollie Gibson. dis
orderly conduct, $l3; j. Dyal, breach ol
the peace, w.; Charles Zimmerman.
drunk and ulsUrderly, 81; /. roggbotton,
drunk and dlsorderly, vs.; j. j. Fergu-
son, exposing person, Po3; Leonard Per-
ry, drunk and dlsolderly, 10; W. Sam
der, destruction of properly, $8; e.
Dunkorn, petit larceny, continued till
W ednesday; John Dulany, safe keep
ing, discharged; Mollie UHarras case
was continued TIL Wednesday.
NEWPORT.
Eighteen tralnps found lodging last
night in the statloL-house.
Mr.. j. Mariana is cutting ice eight
inches thick, of the natural bridge.
There will be shooting match to-
morrow at Lew Meyers on the Alexan-
drla Pike.
A grand reception will be given at the
residence OIL Col. James Taylor to.mor-
EOW evening.
Captain VIM. N. Air fell late on Sum
day night, on the Icy pavement on York
Streel, aud was seriously injured.
U. Schempp, the notorious saloon
keeper at lhe foot of Lawrence street,
has opened a whisky shop on The free
bridge.
Ann Rachel, an old colored lady who
lives on Saratoga street, between Tal
lor and Eglantine, lell from her doorstep
and BROKE Two rIUs.
The congregation of st. Johns Ger
man Protestant Church, corner of Mayo
and Columbia streets, gives q bail To-
night at Eclipse Hall.
But u single arrest yesterday, and
thai for slight otfense. This speaks
well for the city ol Newport with her
lwenty thousand Inhabitants.
There was but one case before bis
Honor, Judge Geisler, this morning, that
oi James Mcintosh, who got ON Il small
drunk yesterday, Tor which he had to
pay $3 anG costs lor what little fun he
had.
MI. James N. Caldwell, who keeps a
grocery on Bellevue street, between
York and Monmouth, while on his way
TO Cincinnati this morning, tell on the
landing, breaking the wrist OF his left
hand, and was otherwise severely ill.,
jureu. Doctors Cameron and Jeancon
are attending to his injuries.
ltappears that Rodacker, who was ar
TesLeu i'll connection with u theft OF brass
from Bunte's ropC-Walk, of Dayton,
Kentucky, did not acknowledge the
theit, but denied it, and was acquitted
OF tine charge. lie Was held in 500 bail
to appear AS witness against the other
partles, MIR. j. NJ. Macarthur becoming
MIS- security.
Gottheb Mann, aged sixty, house
and sign painter by trade, went to bed
last night at IL O'clock IN apparently
good health, but took suddenly ill in an
hour afterwards, when d.. Jeancon was
called in, but before he arrived the man
Was dead, IL is supposed IRON heart dis
ease. The deceased leaves wife anu
SIX children, the Oldest of whom keeps a
mi merry store III front of the residence
l5l M onmoutD, Coroner Winston was
notified and held an inque + this morn
ing, rendering u verdict VI heart dis
ease.
DAYTON. KY.
All the churcnes observed the Christ
man festival in the usual manner, de-
voting most toward the interest OF the
litElle lolks.
The Methodist congregation last night
ighted a beautiful Cnris tmas tree, and
nlu u ShON uUu5Ss lIu 1dubu SlduS anu
all the attending ceremonies. Music
and recitutions also aided III entertain.
ing the large Attendance.
The Baptist Sabbath-school and a
large asselnblage were also entertained
in a similar manner. A beautiful snow
house was built, Christina tree hghted,
and the traditional Santa Claus, with
white hair and flowing beard, distributed
presents TO the children. Several ad-
dresses were delivered, and the visitors
entertained with music and refresh
melits.
The StbbatE-school of the Presbyte-
rian Church will nave Christmas tree
ON Thursday evening.
At St. JohA's Episcopal Church pres
ents for the pupils were distributed
Christmas Eve. Tue church is hand.
somely decorated and presents more
attracGive appearance than on any pre-
vious occasion. The walls, which have
just been painted, are beautifully orna-
mented with eyelgreens and notices,
and Notwithstanding the small number
on whom the work iails is really very
beautiful. Tie ladies, as OH several pre-.
vious occasions, received very material
aid from Mrs. Ii. d. Huntington, OF Gill;
cinnati, to wnom they desire w tender
their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A concert and supper Will be given