The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

bO QOIUKs Inreo COUe6-uOuses AlccuoeS
were granted; two of them are for new
beginners. sis was placed In the May.
Or 8 hands for the poor. A special ses-
sion for the Council Will be held this
evening to consider the Market-house
business.
Subscribers to the building fund of the
new Christian Church, on Constitution
street, are requested to pay up their SUBJ
scriptiOns.
An interesting social meeting of the
Short-street Baptist Congregation was
held last evening at the residence Of Mr..
John G. Yellman, on Third street.
Among the suits filed this week in our
Common Pleas Court was a slander suit
for $1,000. The plaintiff yesterday COM
promised for ten dollars.
Next week occurs the Paris Fair,
Lexington races, and the State meeting
of the Christian Church. The latter win
last three days, and will bring a large
number of persons to our city. Persons
attending the State meeting will be taken
care of by the resident brethren.
COvINGTON.-D Daniel Trapp, three
years old and son Of Mr.. John Trapp, OF
Dayton, KY, while visiting with his
mother at the. residence Of his aunt yes
terday at the corner of Keene and Phila-
delphia streets, was badly scalued by
overturning cup Of boiling coffee.
The Americus and Striped Stockings,
of Cincinnati, played a game of baseball
yesterday at the Covingtou grounds.
The former were the winners by score
Of II to o.
The pupils of the Public Schools Will
be allowed holiday ON Wednesday,
the opening day OF the Cincinnati Expo
sition.
The Stars and Red Stockings will play
Saturday, 11th inst.
Andrew Martin, cut at Niemeyers'
brewery on Thursday, Is reported in a
very dangerous condition.
The son of United States Commissions
er Bostwick was kicked by horse yes.
rerday, but Was net seriously injured.
Fernando Carpenter was last evening
caught ON the Florence Fairgrounds in
the act OF r0bbing visitor, and attempt-
shots were fired after him.
The School Board held a meeting last
night, MIR. Prague presiding. Claims to
the amount Of $1,000 were accepted and
ordered paid, The Treasurer reported
a balance OF $11, ,848 IL tor the months of
July and August. The resignation OF
Miss Orr as first assistant in the High
School was accepted, and Mr.. Peaslee
elected 10 fill the vacancy. The bid Of
Bayless y Co. for the furnishing OF
stoves was referred TO the Committee on
Supplies.
An interesting case before Mayor
Athey this morlfing in which Adolph
Best is charged with malicious destruc-
lion OF some property belonging to John
HerQld, and i'll the same case Herald and
his son arc accused OF u breach of the
peace upon Best. 1t appears from the
evidence that there has been consider
able hostility existing between the par
ties, and that the conversation has at
times been more emphatic than polite.
Best, it seems, ,labout four O'Clock Friday
evening, threw stick through the old
mans window which lodged in one of the
machines OF his wool mill and damaged
IL to the extent OF $50, and thus The dis
turbance. Their cases were continued
until next Tuesday.
Frank Lee, for fast driving, was fined
So; John Mcdonald, petty larceny, let
oil by paying costs OF So; herman Jaster,
drunk, VI and costs. 49,.
When it was explained to Judge Athey
in case this morning the German word
l.'Hund," when translated, signihed dog,
he was ready to 20 on with tue case.
NEwPORT.-Mrs. Sallie Lennard has
returned from her visit to Indianapolis.
The detachment under Lieut.. w estern,
which started few days ago, was de-
tained at Winona, Minn., Oh account of
u land slide.
Mr.. Joe Feth, the druggist at M Madison
and Bellevue streets, is happy. 'Tis q
boy, and weighs fifteen pounds.
City Clerk Lee Hawthorn has re-
turned and assumed his regular duties.
The Public Schools commence Mon
day.
Gus Phister was arrested yesterday.
He is the one who cut Chris. Klotzbacb,
few days ago.
The Criminal Court begins on Monday.
Col. w. 5. Albert, OF Louisville, arrived
10 attend to business during The session.
Holts and Walnut Hills Club, of Gin
cinnati, at the Driving Park this after
noon.
Westerns %, Newport Amateurs 10, at
the Garrison Grounds yesterday.
Eight new recruits have been accepted.
Dan. Day, for being disorderly, was
fined $40 and costs by Judge Geisler this
morning.
MIR. Charles Berry, young deacon,
and representative of the Ticket, u
strictly moral sheet, leaves for Green
Vile, Onio, on Monday. We are told
that matriinony is the chief object of his
visit; however, we are not inclined to
think SO, and give him the benefit of the
doubt.
Real Estate TRANSFERS.
Chas, Rheinfrank 10 Kate ISengtpg Iense