The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27
Church on Christmas night Some of the

peices were exceedingly well rendered.
Miss BERTHE Chisman, Miss Blanche Bow
man and Others are worthy of special hon.
or. The exercises consisted OF songs, reci-
tations and tableaux and the house was
crowded to overaowing. Dwarf Short"
and Santa Claus" attracted special atten-
tion and the children we're made happy by
their presents of candy. etc. The Church
and Sunday-schOol are IN prosperous con-
dition and Improvements are being made
for the coming year and Sunday school
concert will be given every three months
The pastor announced the following
Church services for 1880:
Public worship every Sunday at II o clock
q. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sundav-schoOl at IL O'Clock, after morn
ing sermon.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing.
Missionary meeting the first Sunday in
every month at 7:30 p. m.
Children's service every fourth Sunday In
February, May, August and November at
II o'clock a. m.
The Lords Supper administered the $40
ond Sunday in January and first Sunday In
April, July and October.
Baptisms before the morning sermon
upon Communion Sundays.
Everybody is cordially invited to b
regularly and promptly present at oil these
public services
An oyster supper will be given in the
Church for its benefit next Thursday even
Ing. Jan. lst. 1880.
Mrs. Sam. Taylor, of Banklick street, is
convalescing.
George Reed. safekeeper, was dismissed
from the Jail this morning.
During the month of December there
were twenty-five marriage licenses issued.
The little guns will hold another one of
their enjoyable soirees at Drexelius Hall
tonight.
w. A. Rooney, very clever gentleman,
Is to De Billy Brent's opponent in the Third
Ward for Council.
Patsy OBrien seemingly lost his grip.
Yesterday he was third man, and to-day he
is hardly good seventh.
Blunch Williams who was arrested fol
disorderlv 'nduct, was dismissed by the
good Mayor this morning
The docket of the Circuit Court for the
January term closed last night with seven.
ty-six new appearances.
Rev. J. H. Hartley, of Cincinnati, will
conduct the usual Sunday services at Drex.
elius Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Bob Gilchrist was sentenced to the Work.
house this morning for twenty days, on the
charge OF vagrancy. Casey and Bolan
made the arrest.
The embankment that held the body Of
water known as Joe Rich's Ice-pond gave
way under the weight of water yesterday
and the pond went dry.
The mins'rels Monday night at Odd-fel-
lows Hall promises to be a big thing.
Every seat in the house has been sold
except about thirty, and they will be dis
posed of tonight
st. Mary's Hall was crowded again last
night by large crowd. This fair certainly
deserves better patronage than it receives
and people should testify their apprecia
ton Of charity by turning out en- masse.
The case of Joseph Savill VS.. Mary Savil
ct al. was called in the County Court this
morning. The report of the Commission
corded and G. r. Dudley appointed Com
missioner to convey to the parties in sew
crafty.
Another suit was filed yesterday con-
cerning the Geisbauer brewery. 1t was
suit in Chancery by Caroline Deckebach
doing business as F. C. Deckebach. agans
Louis Geisbauer, the Northern Bank and
the two Receivers, John Seller and Alex
ander Davezac. The claim is for bal
ance of $500 10, with interest from June
10th, 1S79 and the plaintiff SAYS that it i.
a claim against Geishauer; that Geisbauer
owns an interest in the brewery property,
real and personal, especially certain per
sonalty purchased by him and not belong
ing to the general estate, and that plant
| IFS claim will be endangered by the delay
arising before judgment can be had, &C
Plaintiff therefore sues out an attachment
against said Geisbauer $ interest. Mackey
attorney.
Amos Bays was taken to the Covingtor
Jail yesterday from Ironton. Ohio, on ,
requisition from Gov. Blackburn chargin,
him with shooting his mother-in-law. Mrs
Lucy Branham, last spring at PaintsvilIe
Johnston County. A reporter called OF
him in the Jail last night and obtained
this story concerning the shooting: H.
claims that he was quarreling with mai
named James Mckenzie, and was flourish
ing his pistol above his head. when Mrs
Branham interfered and tie weapon wen
off, the powder burning her cheek. H
left the county few days afterward ant
went 10 Magoffin County, where he re
mained for few days, and afterward h
went to Breathitt County. Subsequent.
he went to Ironton, Ohio. where he pliet
his avocation as cobbler for severa
months, until he was arrested.