The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.-The Cam
bridge Centepnials (base-ball) have de-
feated the Richmond Stars by score of
% to 0 in six innings.
CLEvEs, O.-Tbe Star Baseball Club
has defeated the Nabobs, Of Mt. Nebo, by
a score of A tot.
The Cleves Muffers have defeated the
Francisvllle Red Sox by score Of 5S to
q
CARDINGTON, GA fire ON Sunday
might destroyed Gray's picture gallery,
Marvin's dry goods store, Burts
jewelry room, Mrs. Prophets millinery
store, First National Bank, DR.. Cases
dentist room and the Odd-fellows Lodge.
Loss, $4,000.
HAMILTON, O.-The funeral services
of the late Joseph w. Sharts were held
yesterday.
Rev. Jacob limerick, well.known
farmer and fruitgrower, of Madison
township, died Thursday night at Spring
field, Ohio.
At two O'Clock Saturday afternoon a
meeting Of the Bar was held to take ap-
propriate action in respect to the mem
Dry of Jos. W. Sharts, ESQ.,, deceased.
The Tennesseans will hold forth this
and Wednesday, evenings in Becketps
Hall.
A Committee uI iauies appointed by
the Women'a christian Association will
visit. the prisoners in the County Jail
and hold religious exercises in their
cells.
Mr.. Webb Fitton has returned from
New York, where he has been spending
the past two weeks looking after the
spring styles.
James Caldwell, Oldest son of DR..
Caldwell, is lying at his fathers resi-
dence, on Dayton street, dangerously ill
OF rheumatic tever.
The members of the Hamilton Bar, In
a body, accompanied the remains of Jos
eph w. Shart TO Dayton yesterday.
There was a good audience at tho
Opera-hall last night to witness the play
OF East Lynne.
Mrs. Mary Seward is not expected to
recover from an attack of paralysis.
In the City Council last evening tne
. City Solicitor, to whom was referred pc.
tiJion Mking for damages for the over
flow of Crawford's run, reported that, in
his opinion, the city was not liable for
the damages caused, as the run was of a
capacity to carry of all water coming
from the run Itself. and that the Lessees
OF the Public Works had No right TO fill
it with water from said canal beyond its
capacity.
A resolution was adopted by the Coun-
, Gil last night instructing the President
of the Council to lease or buy four acres
of land south of the city, upon which to
bury dead animals from the city.
LEXINGTON. - There was pretty
authentic rumor on the street, yesterday
morning, that music dealer, who came
here from nelghboring town, not long
ago, has vanished into air, leaving a
number of debts, distributed around
town.
Mr.. W. A. Milton and family left yes
ferday tor Florida, where Mr.. Milton
will engage in the orange business. He
= Is a good business man, and will un-
doubtedly be successful in his new voca-
tion.
MIR. William Warren, more favorably
known as chilly" who has been the
Daily Press book-keeper for some time
past, has resigned his position and ac-
repteds one in The banking-house OF D..
"A. Sayre & Co.
Mr.. Thompson, our clever and obliging
stove man, on Upper street, has received
his new stock, and reports trade good.
The proprieIors of the Ashland House
are enlargihg and making extensive ina.
prOvemenLs.
Mr.Wm. Kodes left yesterday to finish
his final course of lectures ut the Balti-
more Medical College.
Miss Mamie Kimbro, of Clark county,
md Frank Ii. Dudley, formerly of this
city, are to be married tomorrow.
Several of our merchants have left the
city for the East during the past few
days, to buy their stock.
The American Citizen records the fol.
lowing incident, which took place the
last day of the fair: One of the main fea-
lures of the day was the contest over the
$500 premium, in which ring there were
live entries, as follows: Samuel Payne's
Lee, r. Lowelps Rosewood, G. b. JEFF
fries John billiard, j. G. Graves Alamo,
and b. j. Treacy's Alvermont; for mile
heats, best three in five. Treacy's AL
vermont won the first money, Graves
Alamo the second, Jetfrie's John Dill
lard and Payne's Lee being distanced,
while Lowell, NOT wishing to give Rose.
wood record, endeavored to hold her
back, in order to secure the second
money, until the Association determined
10 change drivers and bring her up to the
pole at her best. Seeing this, Lowell
withdrew from the track and fastened
his mare off to town. The Association,
In the meantime, by the decision of the
Judges, assessed him fine of 500 for
The nice little game he played.
GREENFIELD, Owe understand
that there is to be another lecture on
Freemasonry at this place on Tuesday
evening, by a certain Mr.. Dillon, Of Chi
pago. The lecture is to be at the Ger
man M. 4. Church. If the minister aud
trustees of that church choose to desc
crate the house Of God in such manner,
we have nothing to say; but they should
fecollect that the other lecture OF that
kind here drove one man crazy.
The Springfield, Jackson and Pomeroy
Marrow Gauge railroad is to be let to
contractors on the 28th of this month,
A c0lored Hayes Club has been organ