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CHURCH COMMUNICATION SERVICES.

I
ne Nnc<@ Annirsysdrg Gfne 0roanizaon Of the f0TsD"
street AtttOdot EptScopdt Church
The niDetieth anniversary of the OTganlZa-
ou OF the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal Church
was commemorated yesterday. Since the organization
OF the church l7s9 among the pastors have been the
Rev Messrs Daniel Ostrauder, Daniel smith, Sanford
Washburn Herman Bangs, J. Il. Wakely, Jessup, and
Birch About Ave years ago the society took POSSESSION
Of M present building, and during these i've the
Rev Dr j. b. Merwn and the Rev. Messrs. J. W. Barn
hait Alexander Graham and Nathan Hubble have been
its pastors The Rev X. g Putney is at present in
charge. The first building which the society occupied
was dedicated by Bishop Asbuy ana the oldfashioned
hglbacked chair in which lie sat that occasion still
has place near the pulpit The church bas debt or
$40 600 and measures will be taken shorty 10 remove
il If possible The society has real estate valued az
SlO0 600 At the close Of the sermon yesterday morn
H., about SO was raised. 49, -,
1Ae exercises yesterday consisted Of sermon III the
morning the Rev w. b. Aicck, union love teast IN
the afternoon, and sermon IN the evening Dy the ktV
Df. l. :. Weed. Mr. Afi5ck took for the text OF us
morning discourse Id Samuel, XIX, 34-3|.
We h i've here, said the speaker the picture or bar
zlai an old man OF fOurscOre years, who lived an eK-
Cmpary life, blessing blmsef and others by his gOod
deeds. There trials and lbulatlOns that nave
be passed through before reaches that age Ihey
Drngs hope Ihe patience OF JoO is Oten referred
10; bat job sat down aud wished be never had been
born. 10 battle with the world We must nave me CON
ISOLATION that God give what ls more Deduti
fu tLan religion songi Ii my pleasure TO see Inc
Queen VI England when 100000 clhdicn sang 70 hei
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DELAY IN THE SUIT AGAINST TAMMANY.
Thn nnneal In the suit of IIubert .. ThOmI

prevent the admission OF 147 new members INTO
the Tammany Society to have been agued Fri
day but went over. Mr. Thompson claimed that these
III were voted admission at irregular meeting at an
irregular hour and this judge Barrett sue aiued him
Friday the appeal both sides desired " IUIl
banCI" and judge Brady doubted whether n mem-
her Of the Tammdny Society, he ought To SIT. Hence
the pUstpOuemtnt.
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JOSEpH WATSON.

Joseph Watson, who was drowned by the
capslzing of a boat Cedar Keys Fla recently,
WAS resident of Rochester where he was highly con-
ncc:ed lie was only eighteen years old His cousin is
connected with the supplies department OF the Western
InlOn IeIcgraph COmpanN.
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PULPIT DISCUSSION.
crpNoNs ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.

SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
PIE FUNCTION OF THE THEATRE DESCRIBED BY THE
REV. O. b. FRoTHINGHAM-MR. BEEchERs SEX
MONA CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.
"Tbe Character and Office of the Stage" was the
,nbiect of the Rev. O. B. Frothingham's address at
,be Masonic Temple The true function OF
the theatre was declared to be simply amuse-
mont. Mr.. Beecher preached yesterday morning on
1.-THE Reasonable in Religion" The Forsyth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated the nine
,eth anniversary of its organization, over which
psbop Asbury presided; sermons were preached
nv the Rev. w. b. Afleck and the Rev. DR.. l.. S.
Weed.
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Corporatlon Notltes.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY of
4 NEW YORK March H. 1s79-Attcniion hereby called
70 The public notice The City Record" the disposal
street d 10 and others who may the same
). G. HAWLEY, Chief Clerk.
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n 30 6 g. BB 81, 7J ~ II, ~ w. ia lij, 100 l6
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Nos IGl 1866 5O 1888. les S9 l9a - 235 9o ". So lO3
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If you think no one cares for you in this
cold world inst tell your neignbors that you propose TO
Keen heDs You will be surprised TO see What an inme-
diate interest they will manifest in you-lsuliwater
Lumbernan
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OE MTSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
n AN EVENING CONCERT in aid ot the sufferers by
the SzegedIn Catastrophe will take place On SUNDAY.
when TIE following artists wll al
OF whom offered their valuable aid on tins occasion
MN. Etcka Gerscr. Nine. Marie H11c and Mile.
Minnie Hank. Sig Campanini Sig. FfapollL sig Gaassi.
The fn orchestra and chorus Of Her Maestys Opera.
Conductor. sig ARDIGl 81.
T1ckes row ready Prices Of admission BOxes. 20 hold
four according 10 0caton s6 s. and SlO ParqUet
and Balcony ~. general admission, 81.
The ACADEMY box oaee open daily from I'll
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lilusical Instruments.

IDyFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n yopE rpfptfNF WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
tPToWN oFFICEs, 40 Less broadway, cor. Thrty first
~ or lUS West r6euty-thud.st, corner Eghth-aSe:
No g2 East Foureenfh at corner ni9n-sIas e.! 16o
Ihirsye cor Forty th- HARLEM OFFICE
NJ xxi LrtaVe cor one hundrc aud weny fourth 81
Harlem savings Bank Building up 10 D. mg at regular
Cnice "ts-
TTNAKE NOTICE.-Upon my return from Eu-
rope Is7R sed largely BeAttys onet Tor tls
month beautiful piano upright plrOT organ style 1852
sWells. ~ reeds Weight boxed 800
pounds poss price about sJ4O my pco only $50 30
demand worked AZ the factory l ~
m 10 n orders This unparalleled ouer IS extended until
nTher To secure IT, however O'der now New pianos
Tl45 and organs, 500 10 S4lO pay
only after instruments At own home Latest c
cuar free ADDRESS Daniel H. Beatty. Washington. " J.
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Amusfments.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
Ihlrteeuth ight OF the subscription.
THIS CMONDAN) ENkNING MARCH a. at 3. LA
TKANIATA.
Alfredo Sig. Campanni Germont sig Galassi ana Nio-
letla. Nine. ttelka Gerster Conductor, Sg. Ardu.
MEDNES DAY, MARCH 20 (fOr the last tIae).
LUCIA DI LAMM ERMOOH
Lucia Nine. Etelka Gerster, Production OF Meyer
beers opera DINOBAH on FRIDAY, MARCH 2s
Dnolah Niue EeISa Gerser (er hTst appearance IN this
The las, Matinee SATURDAY. MARCH 29-CAR.
MEN. Mile Minnie Hauk, sig. Campaninb sig Del
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Most young men prefer to pull down their
vest with BIZ watch cham and Il Hat pound mono
gram ccket-[ Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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ADOJpHE ANDERSEN.

! LONDON, March 21.-ProfessOr Adolphe An
dersscn tie celebrated chess player died on the llth
! INST at Bresau, in Sicsia.
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and when the grand strains OF God Save Queen
rose on the air, her eyes filled with tears.
OBITUART.
JUDGE WILLIAM FELL GILES.

BALTIMORE, March 23.-WilIam Fell Giles,
late Judge OF the United States District Court for
Maryland, died Friday evening.
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4 EAST STH-ST.-Eegant rooms, siugly or
Il en- suite with boarl, first and second floors also
rooms gentlemen references. Mrs. JAMES BIRDSALL
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A SMALL FAMILY have a neatly fuTnishe
a second st0ry front room 20 Ict l5l East 1lst-st

pESPONSIBLE parties can find pleasant
Rs large with excellent board at 23 LafayeeDace
e XClIauEed
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9 ountrn Boaro.
Dcar0 Gn0 Rooms.
West Side.
East Sid,

Onz WEST TH-ST.-Furnished rooms
s1O4 for and wife young men. (Pano)
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lns( EAST 11TH ST.-TwO sunny front
EO.B let, fuTnishedi day OF week boarderS
taken moderate.
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Director. p. H. HARKINs
LAST THREE NIGHTS Of The SCB,p tNTIAL SUCCESS
TIIRO THE DARN.
BY STF ELE MACKAGE
With new and magnificent scenery and great cast
THURSDAY EVENING next March -, the comedy
By stanley MCkenua, entitled NHIMS.
MATINEE SATURDAY at ., WHIMS.
Matinee priceS-AdmIssOnj 80 Reserved Seats ST.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
City Commissioners,

An ordinance to change the grade of Price
avenue. from Hawthorn Place to Park
avenue, was transmitted to Council.
The Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany was granted permission to place two
trestles in Gest street, for the purpose OF
raising bridge crossing Gest street at that
place.
A petition for the changing of the pres.
ent curbing at the intersection of Peck and
Gold alleys was referred to Mr.. Wolfstein.
Tie Clerk was instructed to advertise fcr
prop sails for the construction of sewers and
drains in Sewerage Division No. 8.
Tue Engineer submitted a plat showing
the property to be crossed by the proposed
bridge over the Montgomery Road. and
there being question as to the city's title
to all of said property. the matter was re.
ferred to the City Solicitor for investigation.
The weekly payroll was ordered paid. as
follows: Street cleaning, $l,422; Parks,
sl64 20; Inspector of Street, Sl26; Inspec.
tor Mclean-avenue Sewer, $42; yardmen,
SIS; sewers, $03 03; repairs Of streets,
1856 03,
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
SHERMAN SAYS HE DID IT.

sHEhmhN bh fb HE DID ITs
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW York, Dec. % Secretary Sherman
now here, is reported by the Herald as say.
ing that with the assistance of several per
sons friendly to himself Senat
Cameron was elected Chairman
of the National Republican Committee, be.
cause he was deemed the most fit man fol
the position with ut respect to Lis chance
for the Presidency. He added that while
he had always been sincere friend. OF
General Grant. and had in the main sup.
ported him during his Presidency, yet he
is now, as he was four years ago, of the
opinion that it is not wise for Grant to be
a candidate for third term.
THIS Is REA ,LY ROMANTIC.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 22.-Wiliam Fl. Dong.
las, journalist of st. Louis, was Saturday
held in $500 bail to keep the peace. The
Otfense of which he was accused was draw
ing revolver on a waiter in salo N in
Union Square, and threatening to sho t
him. The young man was under the in
fluence of liquor at the time, and it might
have gone much harder with him had not
a very beautiful young lady who came to
court in coupe interceded FIR him. she
taking the blame upon herself as being the
sole cause of his misfortune.
1t was learned that she is the daughter of
a well-known Southern judge, and that she
and Douglass, being engaged to be married.
were on their way to Europe bv consent of
her guardian. and we're to be married after
their arrival on the other side. The object
of this trans Atlantic VOYAGE, it is said, is
the reformation of Douglass. His bonds
were furnished by J. NJ. Mcdonald. TIE
couple intended sailing Saturday. They
were stopping at the Union Square Hotel,
and it was said that vonng y uelass' spree
was the result of IL quarrel between himself
and his atfiancpd
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The; great collur-and-elbow wrestling
matclh announced for Robinson,s Opera
house Tomorrow night promises to be on,
of the finest athletic treats nf the season
That the match will be strongly contested
is warranted by the record of the wrestlers
VIII Sc reputation as athletes are world
wide.
|. The match will be for the best two in
three square back FALLS for $400, between
John Mcmahon, champion OF the world,
and W. L. Kennedy. who wrestled draw
with JAS Owens, ex-champion of America,
for $3.50 side, and has defeated Homer,
Lane, Cox, Highly and others,
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T H E L A T E S T
ln Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Dec. 22.--There was heavy
snow-sturm here last night and this morn
ing.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. President Hayes
will visit Gen. Grant at Philadelphia early
this week. .
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 22.--'The Treasurer's safe
at Bowling Green, Wood County, was blown
open bv burglars yesterday morning and
Sis secured. A time-l elk saved $7l 900.
ST. Louis. Dec. 22.-The funera! of the
late William Mckee took place this IN rn-
ing. Tue office Of the Globe-Democrat was
closed and draped in mourning. The casket
was borne by eight Globe-Democrat eni-
ployes, and eight prominent citizens acted
as honorary pall-bearers.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
TOM BRApY's INTENTION.

National Associated Press to The Star.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Tom Brady's
friends sav he has postponed his resigna
ti"n as Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral until after he gets through with the
contest for two million deficiency for the
"Star Mail Service" Bnt for the hue and
cry raised over this matter, it is said, he
would resign at once.
Bradv's resignation, it is rumored, will
be rendered. with the expectation that he
will get the Presidency OF the Bell Tele.
phone Company.
Postmaster Holloway. of indianapolis,
it is thought will succeed Brady, aud Mar.
tindale. of the indianapolis Journal, will
succeed Holloway.
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CALIFORNIA CURRENTS.

MAYOR KALLocH's BULLETS CONTINUOUS
RAINS.
National Associated Press to the Star
SAN Francisco. Dec. % - The bullet
which struck Maror Kalloch in the left
breast was taken ont Of his back under
the left armpit yesterday.
He is now considered out of all danger,
though the lnng was wounded bv the bull
let in its course around the cavity Of the
chest.
A continuous rain for two days settles
all cr0aking as to the dry season. Flood
prophets are now coming to the front.
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THE MINISTRY RESIGNS.
CIRCLE OF CITIES,
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered BY
Star Special Reporters.
LOuiSVllIe.

LOutEVJIIes
MURDERoUs MATTERS GOING INTO THE HUCK
sTER BUSINESS.
Special to the Star. ..
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 22.-Rohman's case fol
the murder nf John H. Morton will be
called for trial today in the Circuit Court.
The remains of Lee Schwab. murdered al
Winches er by young Sidney Baxter, were
inferred here Yesterday.
Officers have brought In from the coun-
try Harrison and Julia Hall. colored. ac
cused of robbing farmer of eighteen tur.
keys, another Of twenty-one turkeys and
eighteen geese and third of horse,
wug0n and set Of harness.
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Fighting fOr a Pulpit.
National Associated Press to the Star.

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 22.-The First Reformed
Prcsby yterian Church (Covenanter) was the
scene of lively operations to-day Some
weeks ago Rev. Nevin Woodsides, OF Brook
lyn. was called to the pastorate. The vote
was not unanimous. about twenty-five dis.
senting. Yesterday the dissenters an
nounced that the pulpit would be occupied
by another preacher. At services the ad
herents of the two factions had a regular
melee with pokers, umbrellas and canes, in
which Woodsides' face was scratched, Mr.,
Barclays finger dislrcated, William Jami.
sons eye blacked and two pairs Of specta
cles smashed. Tire police were called in,
and the Woodsides people held the fort.
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Hospital Report.

The store of Eugene Morgenstern, No.
502 Central avenue, was burglarized the
other night, and a lot of buckets and
brooms taken. 1t was found that a woman
living in the house took the things. She
will not be prosecuted.
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Christ mas Dinner.

have now in stock, expressly purchased
for the above purpose. pure Spanish and
California Port, Sherry, Angelica and Ma
deira Wines; Ohio Ives Seeding, still and
sparkling Catawba, also Piper Heidsik
Champagne. The above goods sold in any
quantity and delivered free of charge.
G. H. lHENsEL, wholesale and retail dealer
in wines and liquors. southwest corner
Court street and Central avenue.
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The Latest from the Breweries,

EVERYTHING to-day is quiet at the brew.
cries, showing that the ejourneymen's strike
is at an end. MIR. Weber took back two OF
t e strikers, who are efficient hands, and
will take two more if they apply. The
Cambria Stick Company have decided
to take none of the outstanding strikers
back. The breweries are to-day running
with full forces
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A collection was taken up to-day in
the Courthouse for the benefit of the wife
and children of George Price, the man
sentenced to hang for the murder of Willie
Black,
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James B. ONeal, a deserter from the
Eighteenth Infantry, U. s. Army. was
locked up at the Hammond-street Station
house to-day, at the request Of Captain
Klein, u. s. Army.
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OF the Empire Brewery, P. Best h Co., pro-
prietor, was e,troyed by fire early this
morning. Loss probably $3.50 O00.
kENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Choice Currents Collected In the Corn.
cracker Commonwealth.
Specials 10 the Star.

Specials 10 the Star.
RICHMOND, Dec. 22.-The funeral Of Hon.
Mr.. Little, who was killed BY Arnold, his
brother-in-law, last Friday, took place yes
terday, Rev. Mr.. Forman, Presbyterian,
officiating. The wives Of both parties have
been almost at tie point of death since the
tragedy, and Mrs. Arnold is SD much over
come that she STAYS in prison with her hus-
band. and can not be induced to go tn her
residence Her death may occur at any
MI ment.
GREENNPsBURe, Dec 22.-News comes
from Cowan to the effect that Clark In
gram inflicted an injury on his wife from
ich it is thought she will not recover, by
striking her "n the head with club. He
has armed himself and is hiding in the
brush.
FLEMINesBURG. Dec. 22-The special term
of Fleming Circuit Court. which will be
held here oni'ruedavs, will probably con-
firm the sale of the Pound Gap Railroad, as
we are informed that Col. Bertlloud has the
bond required by the terms OF the sale all
ready to present to the Court.
LITCHFIELD, Dec. 22-Three bad women
were taken out whipped and directed to
leave for pastures new one night last week,
and the Beech Grove Church-house, two
and half miles from town, was burned to
the ground.
SOMERSET Dec. 22--Mr. Brown has dis.
covered vein of very excellent coal on the
land of Mr.. Robert Graves. at Grundy, a
few miles from ths place, and an easy EN-
trance was made into the side of the hill
where the vein was discovered.
PRINCETON, Dec. %. - John Sassen, a
prominent grocer. was knocked down on
the street Saturday night and robbed of
$500 and store key. The guilty party
has not been apprehended.
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Shadows of Coming Events.

The "Parlor Dramatic Club" Of Walnut
Hills, will give an entertainment on the
night of December 31st.
The Bricklavers' Union No. /, OF Ohio,
ect their officers for the ensuing year to-
night at No. 357 Central avenue.
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For the first time in history the Chat
tanooga Daily News reached here to-day
one day after publication, per the Adams
Express,
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Fourth Edition.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-For the Ohio
Valley, Tennessee and lake region, station
ary, followed by rising barometer, SOUTH
erly, veering to cooler northwest winds,
rain or snow, followed by clearing weather.
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Normal's Convoy Under a
hunning Fire.
Sudden Death of Bishop Suffragen
in Church.
Adjournment of the Prussian
Diet.
Afghan.
GOING TO SQUELCH CABUL.
National Associated Press to the Star.

| National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Dec. pa dispatch from Piza-
ram saws Gen. Roberts communicated with
Gen. Cough via La Tahaud on the 18th in
| stant, ordering Gen Cough to effect a juno
! tion with him immediately. Gen. Rooerts
in his dispatch to Gen. Cough says that he
can squelch Cabul as soon as Gen. Cough
| arrives, and being in possession of Cabul he
will effectually strengthen his line of COM
munication. Gen. Cough started at once,
taking fourteen hundred men, and will
pick up on the road seven hundred more
men at La Tabaud
He leaves 800 men to garrison Pizaram,
300 men at Jugdulluk. Kotal, and 700 at
Jugduluk fort. General Cough says there
are none Of the enemy between JugLulluk
and Cabul to stop his march to relieve
General Roberts A later dispatch says
General Cough formed flying column in
light order without tents. only taking am
munition and supplies sufficient to last one
week. He also takes four cannon and will
| receive reinforcements OF nearly 1000 men
with twn cannon under Colonel Hudson
at La Tabaud.
LONDON. Dec. pa dispatch from Pei
zuram says Colonel Normal's convoy, with
supplies from Peizuram Kotal, reached
Jugdulluk Friday, after passing through a
heavy fire from the enemey.
Africa.
ANOTHER SEVERE BATTLE.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Cape Town advices to
the ID of December state that Col. Murray,
with the assistance of the Sazies, attacked
and stormed Chief Seccoeni's stronghold
on November 2Sth. The attack was COM
pete success. and the town and caves were
nearly destroyed. 1t is reported that Chief
Seccoeni was killed. Both the British and
Zulu l"sses we're very heavy. Several
prominent British officers were killed, and
many wounded.
Great Britain.
DEPARTURE OF PARNELL
LONDON. Dec. 22-Chas. Stewart Parnell,
the great Home Rule agitator, sailed from
Queenstown yesterday in the steamer
Scythia, for New York.
BISHOP DIES DURING SERVICE.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Bishop Sutfragen. of
Gineford died suddenly yesterday during
service in the church at Ryde. The scene
was very painful one.
Germany.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE DIET.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The Prussian Diet has
adjourned to the 9Th of January.
italy.
" GARIBALDI DIVORCE CASE.
ROME. Dec. 22.-Jndgment in the Carl
baldi divorce case will be rendered January
31st.
France.
THE MINISTRY RESIGNS.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-The French Ministry
have resigned. Yesterday meeting of all
the members was held at the residence of
NJ. Waddington, and after an earnest con-
sntation, lasting several hours, it was de
termined tat the entire Ministry should
resign forthwith. The destinations were
speedily prepared and signed, and trans
mitted to President Grevy, who accepted
them, and Immediately intrusted De Flev-
a,, ,:AI, IL r. L
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BOOKS. &c.

BOOKS, &c.
MAGNIFICENTLY IL ILLUSTRATED L
BOOKS and sets of the popular authors in
various bindings, together with many other
elegant goods, suitable for holiday presents
are displayed atsTEVENS' BOOK STORE,
80 West Fourth street. Prices low. Store
open evenings this week. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22

The case was investigated. and no inquest
deemed necessary. as alcoholism was found
to be the cause of death.
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Candy Canes for the children only &c,
10c, 15c and zoe apiece, at Muth's rs
Fnnntain SQUARE.
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New York Stock Report.

NoW IuTk oIUCK H6p0ft.
The following shows the range OF quotations,
and the amount Of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea, Serrett & Co..
28 West Third street:
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EoR SALE OR TRADE-A new Iirht wagon,
Il would make = good butcher or peddlir
wagon. Weight 100 pounds. Address
de22H P. o. BOX 6S, Newark, Ohio.
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McMahon-Kennedy Match.

Total shares reported sold................. .....
"OHered ibid.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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Parties desiring none but the best grades of
Flour can be supplied at WEST END MILI2
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