The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04

lN@y oAsSAhoOAs
The meeting of the Ohio Eclectic Med
ical Association will be held this eve
ming at the Lagonda Dining Hall
Mr.. D. B. Garfield, sewing machine
agent, is always on the war-path with his
horse and wagon, and doing srushing
business. = ON sss
The Art Loan Exhibition closed last
evening with second entertainment OF
Mrs. Jariey's Wax-works. 1t was largely
attended and well displayed. &
Mr.. Peter Frank, the enterprising
baker on West Main street, has the repu-
tation among the ladies Of being the
most accommodating man in town.
The Young Mems Christian ,Associa-
ton will hold regular meeting next
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
eiecting officers for the ensuing year.
LAWRENCEBUKG nm.
Val. Koehler put an iron railing fence
in front of his residence yesterday Mon
day.. t.s eE 3D., s,ua"
Governor S. s. Harding, of Osgood,
Ind, was the guest Of his brother, DIR. M.
H. Harding Sunday.
The Liedertafel Band gave their first
open-air concert for the season in the
new Town Park Saturday night.
The following games Of baseball were
played in New Town, Sunday afternoon:
Score Nine, Is, VS.. Big Bone
China, IL. d. Y. w. Y. K, "a, vs. In
dianolas, 3.
The following gentlemen left this
morning on the Southern excursion to
Chattanooga, viz: j. F. Hammerie, Will
liam Grant, John Jeffries, Charles Eek
ert and John Geisert.
A runaway occurred Saturday after
noon, in which Gurus horse attached to
a spring wagon ran into Joseph Lansing's
dray horse, knocking the horse down and
injuring him. The spring wagon was
demolished. ..1 ,A.
| William Cassburg was united in mar
/ riage to Miss Katie Wind at the St. Law
renee Church this morning at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. J. F. Sonderman officiated. May
happiness dwell in their house during
their union on earth. =" '"' "'"..
vINCENNES. IND.
W. w. Coles circus on the 9th.
Duprez & Benedict's minstrels Tues
day night. '4'..@
Election of six Oouncilmen to-day
one from each ward. . -..
Hugh Rap is my only authorized car
rier and collector for the STAR. J. II.
Hoffsi adt, agent.
The baseball match between the Lone
Stars and the Idahoes took place Sunday
afternoon. About eleven innings were
played and the match came to draw,
dissatisfaction being manifested against
the umpire, Tom Derenim. At the close
of the game the score stood-Idahoes,
%; Lone Stars, o..
mlDDLEr0wN. q.
Prof. F.J. Banard has returned from
business trip to Philadelphia.
Miss @ lie Wagner is lying quite sick
at her residence on Third street.
Joe Shorn started for Chicago last eve
ming to engage in the tonsorial bust
ness. l..h o.o.i.g ,n ilf rr.a ...f...'..t.
The fruit is not hurt here, and in all
probability there will be plenty of all
kinds. f.f.., ..,.., ..... .'-....
The remains of Patrick Naughton
were inferred in the Catholic Grave.
yard Saturday morning. The funeral
services were held in Holy Trinity
Church, Father O'Rourke conducting
the services. Mr.. Nanghton has been 3
resident Of Middletown for the past
thirty-fvo years and was highly re
spected.
The twenty-eight hour walking match
at Germantown closed on Saturday night
with Putz, the Indian, the winner of The
best prize. making l15 miles, the bes
time that has ever been made arounC
here, beating Abrams time, the cham
pion of Kentucky, 3 miles: MeKnee
made 1O4 miles. The hall was crowded
Saturday night from top to bottom
Grim, the former champion Of Ohio failed
to show up. ~
The Dayton yR MiddletoHn footbal
game came off Saturday afternoon on th'
grounds Of the latter, near Wardlow &
Thomas paper mill. The game was yer!
close, both clubs being in good practice
out the Middletewns finally walked
away with the DaytoBs, winning th'
game with score of 2 to 0. There wer,
about five hundred people on the ground
to witness the game. Itis supposed tha
the Dayton club will challenge the Mid
dletowA club for another game to com
Off soon in Dayton. Then we will fnt
lout which club is the best. ,u ,..