The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-24

were sentenced to sixty days In the
Work-house; Joseph Nordman, for being
disorderly, was fined $13; Julius John
son. charged with petit larceny, was
sent to the Work-house for forty days |;
ID. Tilley, charged with sleeping in the
Market-house, was dismissed. The case
of George Haines, charged with disor-
derry conduct. was not concluded when
we left the city.
Baseball game Sunday: Franklins,
| 2S; Eagles, 27.
The STAR route east of Madison and
south of Pike streets Is now under the
able and efficient management of Mr.. X.
| II. Nienaber, to whom all payments OF
subscriptions will be made.
Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Jaeger, Bishop OF
Southern Ohio, delivered an exceedingly
pleasing sermon at Trinity Church last
evening.
Sister Gonsaola, of ST. Elizabeth Hos
pital, is on tour East with her sister.
The Coyington branch Of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, held its ami
versary meeting at Greenup-street
Church last night. The platform was
occupied by Rev. d. H. Muller, the pastor
Of the church; Drs. A. F. Williams and
George s. Savage, Mrs. DR.. Savage, the
| L ICpluCuv VI tuO DOSloby nlos W OolCy
Hamilton, Secretary; Mrs. Henry q.
Lindsey, and Mrs. VI. A. Crawford.
| A small gold ring found on Fifth street
is waiting identification at the Marshall 3
Office. -
The buggy of r. Scott and ]. Bentley
upset on the Bank Lick pike yesterday,
and was considerably damaged. The
gentlemen escaped unscathed.
Rev. j. q. Bayless, d. D., formerly
pastor for eleven years of the Presby-
terian Church in this city, died yester-
day at the age of 80 years, at his home
near Grayson, Carter county. The de-
ceased was the father of ID. Brainard
Bayless, the prominent merchant Of
Cincinnati, and was beloved and re-
vered by all the older men in this CON-
munity.
| The Jury in the Caroline Bush murder
inquest returned the following verdict:
"We, the jury in the case of Caroline
Bush, having heard the evidence, find
that the said Caroline came to her death
from rupture Of the stomach, caused
by violence at the hands Of VIM. Veney,
and that the said violent treatment oc-
CURED in this county, on the night OF the
17th of May, 1876" Veney is still at
large.
| Newport.
Miss Rosa Blessington got blessing
from his Honor Judge Geisler to the
amount of $40 and costs, in default Of
which she was sent to Jail. Lewis
O'Brien and John Cline, Tor vagrancy
were fined IS and costs each.
The large piles of dirt scraped up or
Madison street last fall are being scraped
over. The best way to clean the street
would be to haul the filth away.
Mrs. Morgan, an estimable and tai
ented lady from Nashville, Tenn, is Wis
iting Mr.. e. FL. B. Coffin In this city.
Services were held in Bethel Church
yesterday, the first time for some
months.
The monthly social of the Christian
Church takes place at the residence O.
MI. S. L. Miles tonight.
A boy named Tony Ambush fell off the
Newport Belle in the middle of the rivel
aud came near being drowned. He was
rescued in an exhausted condition.
The timetable has been changed oil
the Short-line ROAD. The Southern eX
press will leave Newport at sos A. M. 4.
the Louisville express at BIO T.. NJ, the
Southern fast line at 7:10 p. NJ. The
Eastern fast line will arrive in Newport
at 7:05 A. NJ, the Eastern express a
1885 p. NJ, the day express at $3.50 z. NJ
John Finck has brought suit agains
Jacob Fausg for $1,000 damages for til,
seduction of his sister, Mary Finck.
Low hanging and wide spreading sign
\ annoy pedestrians on York street.
The military decorations in the Cincin
Inati Centennial Festival were under
charge of Sergeant Sibrand, private AL
len, Captain Morris and Assistant Sur
geon Yeomans.
The Turner's turned out with fife and
drum yesterday afternoon. A flag was
presented to the Turner Cadets. The
Newport M@nnerchor lent music to the
occasion.
A German named Russ was struck by
the heavy coal basket used in the eleva.
tor at Kruft's, and badly hurt.
| The st. Pancratus Society, of Corpus
Christi Church, yesterday celebrated
its anniversary.
A large pile of broken stone obstructs
travel at the head of Tibbatts street.