The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-31
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AeV. August Gatker, Inc newly OF
dained priest, will celebrate his first
mass next Sunday.
DIR. WorralI delivered a lecture ON
the Centennial, yesterday, at the First
Presbyterian Church.
The Planters Hotel property was
sold at Master Commissioners sale,
Saturday, to w. e. Wade at $lS,250.
MIR. Frank. 2. Helm and wife, DIR. F.
ii. Hoonan, and MRS. M. DeKay Thomp-
sen nave gone 10 the mountains OF West
Virginia.
Rev. Mr.. Felix, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. has returned, after an
absence OF several weeks, and reoccu-
pied his pulpit yesterday.
BASEBALL YESTERDAY. - Eagles, Of
COvlngton, 8; AuLuals,s Of Newport, 81;
T.. Bogenshutz, umpire. Cen ntenniafs
II, Long Dashers 70; Louis Weigham,
umpire. Gems 33, Alaskas 13; ON the
Flats. The Gems made home runs.
Maxey Seligman, son of Selig Selig-
man, met with a sad accident yesterday
evening Wy falling out OF the third-story
window al the corner OF Stevens anu
Rleasant streets. He had the ankle of
the right leg broken and received sew.
eral severe bruises. DR.. Henderson and
DR.. Blair rendered the necessary assist
ance. .r.t.r
The answer of the defendants to the
petition oil the plaintiffs in the case of
d. ID. Hearne ct al. against V. Sninkle,
President of the City Council, ct al,
the Free Bridge mandamus case, was
filed Saturday, in The Chancery Court.
The answer embraced fifteen para
graphs. The case was continued until
the third Monday in August. ~
M.Unu1o VIZ
anu his brothers, Abraham and Henry,
were up Tor abusing their mother. She
refused to prosecute them and the trio
was let off on the payment of costs.
Maggie Dawson and Alice Lilly paid 50
and costs Tor q breach of The peace.
Nick. Baeciolupo and Mike Brennan,
convicted Of the same ofense, were fined
% each; Patrick Give and John Don.
nelly, drunk, each "a; john Groate, dis
orderly, S5. T.ft..
The delinquent tax list amounts to
s20. .0b0.
The Rileys, of Newport, yesterday de-
feated the East Ends, OF Cincinnati, by
b score of IS TO II. 'A-e
All damages done by stock running at
large ter this date will have to be paid
for NY the owners Of said stock. Z
DIR. w. O. Smith and family left this
morning Tor Wyoming, OHIO, where he
will engage in the practice Of his pro-
fession. 7
CITY COURT.--Resa Blessington was
lined W ana costs for being disorderly;
VIM. Cottingham, assault and battery,
continued.
Mrs. Eichenlaub and niece left for
Europe Today. She received the COM
phment OF serenade from the Manner
ehOr last night.
A little boy named Michael Forrest
broke his arm by falling from a board
pile at LiYezey's saw-mill yesterday
Riterne0n. Dr.. Pythian attended to the
ease.
Saturday evening the incoming train
on the Short-line ran into and Killed a
valuable cow belonging to John Keifer,
who resides at the head OF Monmouth
street.
Mr.. Nat. Reardon, for twenty years
pilot on the CINCINNATI Belle, Will shortly
lead to the altar beautiful young
widow of twenty summers named Mrs.
Baynes.
There were three rough and tumble
fghts ON the mill bottom baseball
grounds yesterday. Can't YOU boys
play baseball on Sundays without bali
ting each other over the head?
There will be a meeting OF Newport
Council No. 1, S0vereigns OF Industry,
next w ednesday evening at the Weekly
Leader Office, corner Of York and Taylor
streets. Every member is expected to
be present.
Viii the Council soon take look at
the gutter crossing at the corner OF
Bellevue and Saratoga streets? Ii the
evil is not soon remedied an accident
may occur and a suit against the city
I0r damages be in order. 81
Tomatus Ryan and Bluelick Hickey
went out on the pike with horse and
buggy yesterday. When several miles
out the horse ran away, leaving the
boys in the gutter. They were seen
sneaking in town this morning about 8
JD'clock. 7 Ae /.
l.. b. johnson was arrested last Sat-
urday evening for breaking into the
boarding-houseo of Mrs. Winters, on York
street. Johnson did not get anything
from the house, and was held over till
Tuesday in the sum OF $500 to answer the
charge of house-breaking. ~ s,
+ LEXINGTON. KY.
The Democratic District Convention
meets in This city the 23d prox.
- The explosion of a coal oil lamp in the
residence of ii. g. Sandusky caused the
burning of a carpet.
The wheat and rye crop of Mr.. l..
Stewart. ON the Walnut Hui Pike, was
setally destroyed by tire on Wednesday
might.
The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette is lamenting the removal Of Col.
Prall as Pension Agent of this place.
Did the Colonel write it himself?
AS Captain Matlack's train, on Friday,
containing the colored picnickers from
Paris, passed Cooks distillery, near
Cynthiana, some person either accident
ally or maliciousiy threw lot OF sut
into the windows OF the cars. literally
Hlling the whole train with the black
cloud. For q while the white passen.
gers could not be distinguished from the
black ones. Baggag gemaster "Bob" Mar
Lin was heard to mutter prayer or
something as he gasped for breath
through the dense volume Of snffocaling
nut anc cinders.
Several Unsuccessful attempts were
made Thursday to wreck the afternoon
northern bound passenger train on the
Kentucky Central Railroad. Shortly