The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
NetcpOrt.

A number of boys and men were OF
Sunday transSressing the laws of tha
day by playing baseball on vacant 10
near The Barracks. Marshal Lock bein,
informed Of the fact, with his Deputy
made for the place designated. IIowev
er, no arrests were made, but the boy
scattered in every direction, and in les
than minute there was not boy il
sight. Boys, beware of future trans
gressiOns.
There was no dress-parade at the gar
rison Sunday.
The close of Lent was celebrated yes
terday at all the halls in the city. The
Turner'S at their hail, the Musical Ten a
the Red Mems Hall, and st. paul's Lu
tberan Church at Eclipse Hall.
The Bellevue Social Club gave a mum
Der of select readings Saturday night al
the Odd-fellows' Hail before large and
IL iiigentauaience.
-A.eXandria and Newport are smitter
with the epidemic. A spelling match has
been proposed between the two, to be
held at Petits' schoOl-house, with Hon
Tury Baker and f. NJ. Webster for cap
tains, and Squire Murman tor referee.
A silver watch and chain and pisto!
belonging to man named Fenton, re.
siding at No. 0 Vine street, Cincinnati,
was taken By party ofroughs from hini
yesterday afternoon near the Licking
river Lieutenant Smith mas descrip.
tion of the party.
DIR. James T.. Helm, son of the late
Major F. I. Helm, ofthis county, was or.
dained Deacon in the Episcopal
Church at Louisville last week. Bishop
Dudley performed the ordination cere-
monies.
Fred. Loope, boy OF three years,
while playing with his sister in bis faith.
er's yard, OIL Elm near Patterson street,
accidentally had two of his fingers cut
off by an AK in the hands Of his sister.
Considerable excitement occurred over
small matter yesterday at Adam
Sweitzers saloon. Mr.. Leonard Roth
tried to light his cigar and dropped it
upon paper which a man named Green
was reading. The paper blazed up and
Green threw 1t from him Into the lap OF
Mr.. John Smith, whose clothes immedi-
ately caught fire, but with the assistance
Of his friends the flames we've soon eN.
tinguished. No one hurt.
Mrs. n. u. Mahoney left her pocket
book on the seat of o car, and when she
returned for it the book was gone,
The uniforms for the prisoners are
ready
The building permit for the erection OF
The st. Stephens Church steeple was
taken out yesterday by Mr.. Weingard-
ner.
Copingfon.
Rev. Mr.. Muller delivered his intro
ductory sermon at the Greenup- street
Methodist Church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Muller is quite an eloquent speaker,
and 1t is believed that is'eaorts will be
crowned with success.
In the Mayors Court, Turner Harris,
for a breach of the peace acd resisting
the officer, had his case continued until
Tuesday; Winifred Jackman, disorderly
conduct, was let of by paying costs; E.
let off with payment of costs; Mike Far
rell, for breach Of the peace, was fined
1928, including costs; Jacob sponsor,
breach of the peace, dismissed;
John Crumley, tor breach OF the
peace, was tned $40 and costs; Tom
CrOcket, for drunk, was fined 81 and
costs; John Goldburgh and Andy A.
Young, for breach OF the peace, were
Ilned $40 and costs, each; Ed StuIcen-
burg, Andy Brewer, John Brewer, Frank
Hoffman, II. Heurmann, John Fisher, for
being mixed up in the same row, were
lined $40 and costs, EACH, in default Of
which they were sent 20 Jail.
Second street is receiving thorough
A few repairs would be quite
\ judicious move.
1t was just one year yesterday since
Terrell murdered Myers.
Dick Tarvin won the music-box rafied
Ior at the Trinity N. Il. Church.
! A fight at the corner Of Twelfth and
yesterday; slao one on Licking,