The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10
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position.
The Centennial Baseball Club yester-
day defeated the HelleRLown Reds by a
score Of "a to 8.
The Superintendent OF the Fire and
Water-works Departments was sworn in
by the Mayor Saturday.
Jacob Steinborn has brought suit tor
damages against Theodore Leverman in
the sum OF $5, QUO, alleging that the latter
called him tibet, which Leverman de-
MES.
The young ladies of the First Chris
tian Church will give Centennial Feie
lChampetre at the residence OF B. II. Rey-
nolds, corner Twelfth and Madison
streets, on Friday evening next.
Sam. Kent, David Archey, David
Smith and George Bainbridge, stole a
skiff yes terday from the other side OF the
river and made their escape to this city,
where they were captured. Kent was
sent to the Work-house for forty days
and the others for twenty days each.
MAYORS CoURT.- Charles Butler,
breach OF the peace, $2s; Geo. Wegger,
same, dismissed; j. V. Adams, same,
80; Phil. Birkel and Victor Bob, same,
each 81; james Finly, drunk and
exposing person, "a; Sam. Timgret,
drunk, dismissed; Frank. Garelyen, dis
orderly, IS.
Hon. Fred. Hassaurek, Judge Hoadly,
Samuel f. Hunt and Emil Roth, of Gin
einnati; Hon. John G.. Carlisle, Hon.
Chas. Duncan, VIM. G. Arthur and W.
W. Cleary, of Covington, will be among
the speakers at the TildeH and Hem
bricks ratification meeting tonight. The
stand will be at the west end of the Sew
enth-street Market-house.
The Pioneer Association of Kenton,
Campbell and Boone Counties met last
Saturday. The Constitution presented
by Mr.. q. B. Stephens was adopted. The
association then elected permanent
officers. MIR. H. Ii. Martin was elected
President, Mr.. Jehn Mackay Vice Presi-
dent, Mr.. N. b. Stephens Secretary, aud
Mr.. g. B. Connolly Treasurer. The
three first named officers were instructed
TO report q code Of bylaws at the next
meeting, and procure Secretary's book
anu a scrap book.
NEWPORT.
Chas. Fl. Horner will run independent
,ly for Sheriff.
Col. Pennypacker, of the Sixteenth
Infantry. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Frances Wayland and Miss Emily
Windsor leave this evening for the East.
Jacob Mass, for abusing his father, was
fned $Z0 by Judge Geisler and sent TO tn
stone pile for ten days.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet next Friday evening at 8
o'clock at Squire Hoff's office.
Mr.. j. b. Chadwick has donated fine
selection OF flowers to the city authori-
ties for The Courthouse square.
The Washington Guards will meet to-
night at Eclipse AaE to form themselves
into permanent military organization.
The colored men Of this city met at
ssUuited BrethreR' Hail, Saturday night,
TO 'consclidale for the coming election"
They will meet again next Saturday
night and form political club.
Z The friends of Rev. Father Bauineister.
late assistant pastor of Corpus christi
Church, will mold an indignation meet
ing tomorrow night at the school-house
of the above named church, expressing
their rdisappr0bati0n Of his removal to
1he pastorage at Alexandria.
HAMILTON.
The Democratic nominating conven-
tion meets July 20.
Samuel Levi left for Philadelphia yes
terday TO attend the Hebrew 'ConYen-
tion.
Harry Hume will leave for the East
this week. taking in the Centennial on
his route.
Joseph Martin, an old resident OF this
county, died Thursday night ON his farm
south OF the ctty.
Robert Mckinney returned from Phila-
delphia Friday evening alter an absence
ef several weeks.
Rev. Mcyey, OF indianapolis, filled
the United Presbyterian pulpit yester-
day morning and evening.
Cal. Brewer, deputy clerk under ex-
Auditor Schwidt, is spoken oil as a canai.
date Tor the Office Of Auditor.
The Live Oak Baseball Club, of this
city, will go to Oxford Friday next and
play the 0xfords a match game.
A petition for divorce was SATURDAY.
hle dby Amos Duncan az gainst Sarah Dun
aan, on the ground OF adultery. Gus
tody OF the child also asked.
Sealed proposals, for the construction
of the new half-mile race track ON the
Fair Grounds, will be received at the
City Civil Engineers office until Aagast
l2th. 4
: LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. +. Scott. Passenger Agent of the |
Kansas u Pacific Railroad, and Colonel |
John Larrabee, Of the Ohio Il Mississippi |
Road, are in the city.
Judge Roya was called upon Satur- |
day morning TO take in young wan
derer, who, in half nude condition, was |
playing the "Greek Slaveo in front of |
his office, much to the disgust of num-