The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-09
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: rs to take place between the Ludlow
and the Stars on Saturday afternoon
Heavy bets are being made on boti
clubs. Pools are selling rapidly in ia
vor OF the Ludlows. From this fact 1t /,
evident that there will be some yer,
sore men Tomorrow evening. 1t Il
claimed the Ludlows are excellent bat
ters, but when 1t comes TO sJrikin,
Blong's pitching their batting viii NO
be SO good. The game will be calle(
promptly at four O'Clock, and the direc
tors VIII see that perfect order is kept.
Squire Tebbs, this morning, fined r
Hilgatort $1 and costs for breach OF The
peace.
}. Hix was the only case before Mayor
Athey this morning. He was fined 81
for being disorderly. :
The Stars returned from Columbus
this morning, much elated over their vic
tory. T8 MI
AT the meeting of Council last nigh
claims amounting to s5,06S S5 were al
llowed. Mr.. Stuart rendered an account
Of the sale OF the Clty's interest in the
tCovington and Lexington railroad, AMI
presented the Tieasurer's account foI
100000. The ComNittee on Ways and
Means were Instructed to pay $40, 1T 81
in bank. This amount is money or.
rowed by Council for the City.
A dispute arose between the Captains
How, yesterday, after the 9th inning
Which resulted In the closing of the game
and general dissatisfaction and disap.
pearance OF the spectators. In the 7th
inning a ball was struck over the enclo-
sure OF the grounds, whereupon home
run was made. This the Eckfords claimed
was Unfair, as the understanding was
that two bases should only be allowed
when ball was driven over another
fence. The Ludlows claimed that this
only referred to the fence on the righ t
field. The umpire decided in favor of
the Ludlows, and that the home run was
made fair. This seemed Unsatisfactory
to the other side, and the result was as al
ready mentioned. IL was stated last
night that the Ludlows had refused to
divide the gate money. The game was
given TO the Ludlows by the umpire.
In the U. s. Circuit Court Judge Bal
lard ordered that execution of the decree
| OF sale in the case of the bondholders
Sand Trustee against the MaysvilIe &
Lexington Railroad Company be set
aside, and directed the Master Com
missioner to make sale of the road, after
advertising for thirty days, at the Court
house door in Maysvile.
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Department, yesterday made a test of
the water-pipes laid recently to Austins-
burg, with the following result: 70 feet
of straight hose, with 1N-inch noz.
Zle, ordinary pressure, stream 40 feet
perpendicular; with fire pressure, 1876
Ieet OF straight hose, Two streams ~
inch nozzle, stream 70 leet perpendicu.
lar; with single stream, 100 feet Of
straight hose. 81 leet perpendicular.
Attachments amounting to 81, 900 have
been made against the firm of Andrews,
Drake & Affel.
Ed. Hickey, j. Fletcher, Savers Bros.
Bertz.r s. Dillon, ii. j. Gausepohl, Kas,
sen " klymeier, G. ii. Loebker, ii.
Matthews, James Molony and John No
Ian, some OF the prominent business
houses on Madison and Pike streets,
have concluded to close ON Saturdays
at O'Clock Z. NJ, during the summer
months.
A heavyweight baseball nine, COM
posed OF 'Squires Perrin, Francis and
Duvenick, Berry Connolly, Jailer; Hen
~ Wenzel, Frank McDannold, Ii. Steyer,
Barney Schild and Alexander Theuer,
is to be organized. Each of the members
weigh 250 pounds, more or less.
W. Il. McMullan fell in an epileptic
ft on Fourth street yesterday. He. was
carried into neighborlng saloon, Wnere,
with the aid of DR.. Jessup, he recovered.
He was afterwards taken to his home,
Judge Ballard has given the four
seized whisky merchants authority to
have their goods restored to them upon
giving the necessary security.
s. L. Gossett has brOughta suit in the
Circuit Court forSl0,000 damages against
Samuel Moreland, who. swore out an iii
davlt or horse stealing against him in
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imprisonment.
The tourteep-year-old son of Col. Rob-
ert Richardson died on Wednesday,.
One Of the six rutians who succeeded
in releasing Two prisoners from the Gym
thiana JAN, as mentioned in THE STAR
few days ago, has been arrested His
name is James Goodpaster. Pre- badly
he will prove ''good paster" to the rest
of the gang and nave them apprehended.
Benjamin Merrill, an old citizen OF
Grant county, committed suicide by
hanging himself yesterday.
NEWPORT
In the City Court this morning Patrick
Maloney, charged with drunkenness and
conduct, was dismissed on
ofthe evidence being ins efficient
to sustain the charge.
Cap, ain Dlnkhorst, Professor Sutton,
Lock and Captain Hen. Weis I
from Portsmouth, where they
have been attending the races. They |
look well, and their jovial appearance
indicates their having had good tim e.
Mr.. Tony Henneman has placed his
new rules on a conspicuous card in his
place Of business on Bellevue street.
Joe Taylor, Esq, Informs us that Mr..
Steve Solar will be candidate for the
Mr.. Solar is gentleman
ind an excellent citizen, but the friends
II Solar dispute the credibility OF Joe's
statement.
The proposed resignation Of Mayor
Jonstans will be universally regretted, ,as
hr. Constansi is a good citizen and a first
lass Mayor. i
The Central avenue culvert needs re-
,airing. 1t gave way yesterday.
Another sporadic case of Asiatic
,holera has been reported.
The wife and daughter of City Clerk
lee Hawthorne, left ior Winona, Mime I,
Ola, yesterday. Il
A 2:3O pacing and trotting race will
ome of to-day a week at the Driving {
Park.
Miss Julia Gould, of this city, one of
he most noted vocal instructors Of the +
Id country, leaves Liverpool for q owing j(
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