The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-18
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The Internal Revenue collections for
the past week were S63, 1881 90.
The grand organ at the Mother of God
Church will be opened 70 Tie public next
Sunday forenoon.
Cash Lee, an old colored man, slipped
ON the ice in the. rear OF The Jail yester-
day and broke his left arm.
A frame house, No. 172 East Eleventh
street, was burned yesterday morning
10 the amount of $2j. No insurance.
The case Of MarshaI p. BolaD, Ii. De
GruyteI b. and l.. Lautb, against
"Llmping Louie" comes off at l O'clock
L0-uay before Squire Francis.
Anthony Schmelz, who lives on Bull
lock street, slipped on Fifth street, near
Willow Run, yesterday morning, and
was severely injured about the head.
The Democrats OF the Ninth Ward
held their primary meeting on Satur-
day. and nominated Barney Raum lor
Councilman. and Van Z. Collins Tor
School Trustee t..e .. 40
Michael Lawler, over ninety years
Dld, fell down stairs Saturday evening
ana died from the effects within a few
minutes. An inquest was held, and a
verdict of death lrom conclusion OF the
brain returned.
Stephen. Madden, fifty years old, was
found dead, Saturday, on tue bank of
The Licking at the foot OF Third street.
The coroner's jury returned verdict
that the deceased came to his deatn from
the fleets OF q. fall over the embankment
uear which he was found and the subse-
auent exposure to the severe weather,
aud that he was ntoxicuted at The time.
Madden lived on Second street, near
Scott. or .H
POLICE CoURT-E. Scott was arrested
yesUepuayfor driving too fast over the
UOyington and Cincinnati Bridge and
was brought before Mayor Athey this
morning. He WAS fined $7. Ellen Kee-.
gan was frozen up last nignt, and in
order 10 get warm sne filled herself with
whisky aud got drunk. She was picked
up by Officers Brusman and Benn, and
brought before Mayog Athey this mopl-
nig. .aAd lined "a. ", d -.~'
The city has been. divided into dis
tEiuts, and put in charge ol committees
by The General Committee on Relief of
Poor, as, follows: First Ward, south of
Skin street, Fourth street Baptist
Church; north OF Sixth street, Greenup-
street NJ. e. Church. Second Ward,
south of Sixth street, ScJtt-street NJ. E.
church; north of Sixth street, Fourth
street Christian Church. Thrd Ward,
north of Elghsh street, Trinity Ghur CHI;
south OF Ri snth street, Shinkle Chapel.
FouGth Ward, 3d. Mary's GathedraL
Fifth Ward, Fourth-street Presbyterian
Church. Sixth w ard, west oil Greenup
street, Church OF the Mother of God !;
east of Greenup street, ST. JosepRs
Church Germany. Seyenth Ward, Ninth
street PGesDyteEIan Churcn, and, Madi-
son-street Baptist. Elghtn Ward, Filth
.,,,1
Ninth Ward, st. PatrAck's ana German
Lutheran. Ca.
NEWPORT.
Neither of the ferryboats are running.
Take the shortest cut for the bridge.
! Ioe men we're busy all day yesterday
in slowing away ice ten inches thick.
James Mulyey, a respected citizen OF
this CITY,, died Saturday evening Oh corr
sumption. ..t .
The choir Of st. t.Stephen's Church will
pssist at tile panorama and concert at
Red Mems Hall.
Frank sRbertl broke his leg Saturday
afternoUn while loadingice ab the head
Df Brighton street. FyF
The funeral of the late James Fitzger-
aid was largely attended this morning
from the Church of the immaculate Con-
Geption.
The Newport Orchestra, numbering
ten tirst-class musicians under the
leadership OF AdoipA WaldermeGer, is a
tuccesss. a
The many friends of Mr.. 2. A. G. Kem-
per will. regret 10 learn OF his death,
Which took place last night, AZ his resi-
hence,. on Monmouth street. t.. ...
A. lad, whose name we were unable to
learn, While stating on the Licking yes-
terday broke through the ice and would
have dro wned but ior the tlmeiy assist
Anee Of his companions.
RedmeHs Hall was crowded last night
with people, TO. witness "BuelPs Trip
uronnI the World" There will be rep
etition of ine entertainment Tonight,
The proceeds to 20 to the 81. Joseph's S
Orphan. Asylum.
Millie Gross, 3, colored woman, was
baptized yesterday afternoon by Rev
Mr. Lightioot, pastor Of The Colored
Baptist Church on Robert street. The
cefem0nies took place at the loot. OF
,Washington avenue.
! The following wills were probated in
the County Court this morning: John
Henry Ffese, Patrick Hickey and joan
1Plfer. Mary and Eleanor Gallagher
Ewele qualified as executors OF Thomas
lGailagner, late OF CINCINNATI.
Four drunken buil-dUzers went down
oll the Licking yesterday armed with
EbUwIe-kniyes and reviewers and drove a
GroWd Of young. ladies' and gentlemen
mat we're saating, oil the ice. Pity
f6efe WAS not aome one there TO give
them iair count.
Tie St.. Martins Benevolent S9eiety
elected yesterday the following Office 8
for lhe ensuing year: President, Adam
Ebert; Vice Presilent, Charles R,gge (;
Treasurer, Nj att. B4uu; Sec etsry, Frank
ibenerer; Assistant Secretary, VIM.
Day. Committee on sIck-1st District.
j. Gr6s ehell, I. Mey ers, Ia. EEots ster, I.
Roller; ID District. Y: Grfese, 4. Habbie,
e. Gfeisingssss, A,,Huber; Bellevue DIS
ifJ6t, G. Geigers 81. Johns Hill, A. Sci
beTi. s........ f.. ...
gIrYsC ouRT John Drummer, William
'Brannan, Nsi<y Nicholas and William
Nicholas Sne iour lads carried In yes
Ieflar dead drunk, appeared before
Judra. GeisieH this nl0rniDg, who gave
Them, a. snort lecture on, temperance;
alter which I've told thetn to pay tle
MarshaPs. Costs and go home 10 theif
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