The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-16

~ WcArthurS winning pne uooo, oo.y os.i 49,
{3bponents to the bat, who in quick sue
X cession went to the field without run.
'l,he Holts. although a good nine, were
4 s-iehIa to nlay with the MoArthurs. An
d2raon. third base, and Meyers, catcher
Il 81 the McArthurs, did good playing, and
{eceived the hearty applause OF the spec.
! 2ators. The following is the score:
nsa4sSats.. nian!asss......::ii eSs 81
IA Umpire, MIR. VIM. Wallace; Scorer,
"a Bayly.
CrRCLEvILLE, o.-A large force OF
hands are at work OH the Scioto Valley
y Nfoad. ~ " 2 q
.sk The trains were delayed yesterday by
y the upsetting of gravel car ON the Will
Transport Bridge. .ooo
Y One of the burglars who got the 5000
2yvorth of jewelry in the residence OF Je.
rome Wolfey last Sunday, was arrested
robbing a store in Chillicothe. lie
confessed the crime commlttea here'
n Part Of the jewelry has been recovered.
# The ordination Of Rev. James Adams
X takes place this evening, at the First
nj Baptist church.
# HAMILTON. Mr.. Joseph shart was
last night not expected to recover.
Jacob. Herman, insurance agent, on
IA High street, died Tuesday night in the
% forty-third year of his age.
VA Rev, j. W. Clokey has returned from
his three weeks vacation, looking much
3 improved.
u Colored circles are all astir in conse-
quence of the approaching wedding, 70
come of this evening. The principal ac.
tors are Mr.. George Richardson and
Miss Jennie Dyson. After the ceremo-
ny at the Church reception will be
held at The RESIDENCE OK the groom, on
Wood street.
The ladies OF the Children's Home
have become the purchasers Of the u. l..
DYER property. Hereafter Butler coun-
ty will have a Childrens Home worthy
of the name. The Hawthorne Clut
"a meets Monday evening at the residencs
Of DR.. Howell. !.
y LEXINGTON, KY.-The "Old Folks :
soncert will be given tonight at the
1pera-house.
The funeral of Mr.. Treacy's little sor
was very largely attended on Tuesday.
Jackson Wilsler, OF this county, wai
trested on Monday, charged with steal
III S Il nUs on cnsaDsids.a @ sEs lie Sas hithsrtt
borne good character.
Some time ago Norris and Storm, twl
painters Of this city, did job OF worl
ior the Lunatic Asylum amounting tt
ninety dollars. Theyowed e. W. Foushs
Eorty dollars for paints, and Norris, hav
Ing had the account audited, gave 1t II
Fousne and recs,yed II ting difference. y MY
chance for little sharp play. He wal
known atthe Lunatic Asylum, and wheI
the accohnt was sent In he collected i
and took the train for Louisville. Foush'
telegraphed to Louisville to have hin
arrested, and on Monday he was brough
to shis city and FURNISHED Lodgings witt
sssl Mnssrs Eou,s and CUE. strauss, 81
this city, had S10, ,Q0O worth oil goods II
one OF the buildings burned in TN
Georgetown fre.y tYhey were insured Y
the amount OF "a, 900, which will probabl!
cover their loss.
General Leslie Coombs bought the BIZ
Sandy railroad on Monday tor 80. Th.
sale was made on an execution. but vii
not, OF course, affect the roaa, rs "
property is not yendlble.
IA convention OF farmers will be helt
IN Lexington this week, to take into con
sideration such steps as will be neces
bary for the establishment OF larg
hemp and bagging mandatory.
A year or two ago, man named WI
son tell into cellar near the corner
Short street and Broadway, and after
ward sued the city for $lO, ,oOo damages
Court, and on Monday levied on the Cit
Hall. MI. Watts Parker bid the propert
in and saved the venerable struclur
from going out of the city's hands.
ID. Reese Browning, who has been Wis
ting relatives in this city for two weeks
left lor his home in Illinois, onTuesday
Mr.. II. Carson, late OF Lancaster, wi
open the Fayette House about the p
Inst.
COyINGToN.- Sylvester c. Blanef
ard filed suit in the U. 5. Circuit Cour
yesterday, against A. B. Sayler and ,
w. Harmon TO recover the possession {
seven thousand saw-logs, as alleged, Vi
lawfully detained by them, Sayler bein
Sheriff of Magofiin county. a like su
by the same party ls brought agains
Clay Lee and Raney NJ. P.eratt, Ct Bat
county.
The Globe Rolling Mill brought suit
The United States Circuit Court aggins
James Tranter, late Superintendent
the mill and Director Of the Compan.
charging him with appropriating to h1
own use very considerable sum {
money belonging to the company.
AS early as half past s o'clock las
evening Trinity Church was filled by a
huulCuC6 dS5GLUlcu~bO WituCop thO hd
rage OF Mr.. Theodore F, ,Hallam an
Miss Bette Stevenson, daughter OF D
j. Ii. Stevenson, Of Sugar Grove. The
were attended by sister of the brid
and Mr.. Myron Manning, OF Cincinnati
Rev. G. f. Bugbee officiating. After th
ceremonies and congratulations the ha
py pair started on a trip to the East.
A cat which affords nourishment to q
infantile rat along with her kittens,
rear OF Lath's saloon, No. 504 Madiso
street, is an object OF general curiosit
The Commercial even says "tlat it hans
on to It's teat with the tenacity OF Ke
lucky Federal ofiice-holder." 1t prob
bly, refers to Milt. Hamilton, Of the u
Terrified. TX
John Landen, proprietor Of the "ayin
Dutchmanv On Madison street, was fine
70 90 for spanking a boy. The boy hs
been throwing stones at his woode
horses. -
Anton Michaels was fined So and cos
ln,squire Francis Court, this mornin
lor punching at the Commonwealth.