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

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Miss Carrie 10 wman, OF Mercer county,
Is visiting ut Mrs. Carty's.
The first race, OF II mile, was well
contested, and the race was won by A.
Keene Ricnard's br. I. Katie, three years
old, by imp. Phaeton. Time, 2:1lk;
Swigervs ch. O.. Steinbok second, Geh.
Buiord's oh. &. Killum third, Megibben's
bennington hlly fourth.
The second race was mile dash, for
q purse OF $3.50, with seven entries. d.
swigorps ch. /. Egypt, six years Old, BY
Planet, first; Robinson g. Morgan'sJ b. b.
Astral second, McIntyre's b. t. Katie
Pearce, third. Time, l:44H. Katie
Pearce mad been largely the iayorite in
'the pUoi6. n4las 4ss A..s s&
Tue third race was dash of ~ mile,
win three starters. Robinson's b. h.
colonel Nelligan first, Williams d Ow.
ings' Oxmore second, a.. X. Richards
ch. b., six years old, by War Dance,
third. Time, 3fIZ.
81. Josephs Hospital, temporarily To-
Gated on short street, will be removed
this week to the residence lately occu-
pied by DR.. Chipley, better known as
The old Barclay Place, in the southeast
ern part Of the city. The building is
large and cOmmodious, and has ten acres
OF rich land, which will be cultivated for
the Institution, Thegrowth of this hui
name establishment reflects much credit
on the liberaiity and enlightenment OF the
citizens OF Lexington.
LUDLOW, KY.-The decision Of the
Court Of Appeals reversing the action OF
the lower Courts In the cause of .Ocshner
and wife againsta Building Association
in Covington, causes Nicholas to be
quite jubjiant.
The;difieult work Of saving the piles
Of the Incline Plane Railway under
water several feet, is progressing salts
factorily under the able superintendance
Of Engineer Hinman.
Our feilow-citizen, P. Cuthbert, is one
Of the mapy sufferers by the collapsed
firm OF Hengehoid &Co. Of Cincinnati.
Our Public Schools were closed yester-
day. In order to allow the pupils a
chance to see che grand Exposition open
ing parade In Cincinnati.
Mat. Stickler, prominent butcher Of
this city, died suddenly on last Satur-
day morning Of liver and kidney dis
ease.
At the request of Mrs. Stickler, q post
mortem examination was held by DR.. j.
Barnsfathef, which .resulted In estab-
lishing the above named disease as the
cause OF the sudden demise of Mr.. Stick
Ter, whose remains were this morning
escorted 70 the family burying ground at
White Oak, Ohio, by the st. Joseph So
ciety OF 81. Bonafacius Church, of which
dsceased was q member.
,CoyINGT0N.--The Star and Ludlow
game has been postponed till Saturday.
Mr.. II. Clay White, clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court, left yesterday for Burlington,
to attend the funeral Of his mcther.
Father Lamblein, Of Mt. Sterling, and
Father Glorieux, Of Maysyille, are the
guests OF Bishop Toebbe:
have beeh stolen from Mitchell & Tran
ter and the Globe Rolling Mill, of Gin
ciffnati, are in the possession of De-
tectives Francis and Reed.
Max Ortmeyer was held yesterday be-
fore 'Squires Tebbs and Francis In the
sufn OF $500, to answer charge Of hav-
ing forged draft for $3.50.
A eight fire occurred yesterday at n.
M. Smith &Co.'s whisky warehouse, ON
Sixth street, between Madison and
Wade. Some one after lighting cigar
threw the burning match into q trough
saturated with whisky. Some of the
any damage was done.
The White Stockings defeated the
Stars yesterday afternoon by score OF
The Water-works we're inspected yes
terday with a view Of discovering the
reasons Of the failure OF the Holly sys-
tenn when required to give extra pres
sure III time OF fires. It was found that
the rotary pumps had not been used for
two years. The engineer stated that the
pumps were disabled, but on trial they
threw O stream to height of over 100
feet.
Oscar Edgar. Esq, has resigned the
editorship OF the Covlngton Daily News.
Mr. j. b. Klosterman, President of the
Kenton Building Association, has tenn
porarily settled his diaiculties with the
Association. He has given 0 mortgage,
erty on Main street, and is to pay 800
per month 10 the Association.
The heavy set Individual with full
set of black whiskers, who represented
himself as STAR reporter at the game
at the Star grounds yesterday was O
fraud, and has no connection with this
paper in any sense. Parties to whom he
may apply for lavors will oblige the STAR
by eleYating them to him upon the toe OF
boot. The STAR reporters are gentle
men and not bummers, as this one seems
to have been.
On Fifth street lives cobbler, whose
cosy little sanctum is in the rear ,oi
Squire Duvenick's office. His name ID
John Baliuger. He is father since yes.
terday. 1t is a beautiful daughter.
Weight twelve pounds. Mother and
child doing well. John still takes a
l'skliness,"
Squire Francis says II he broke that
chair upon which he was standing dur.
ing the parade yesterday he is sorry, and
is willing to make restitution.
In the. Mayors Court this morning
Geo. Moresy was fined " and costs for a
breach OF the peace. j. II. Welsh and
James Bryan, each for being drunk,
were hned 81 and costs. John Williams,
charged with passing counterfeit money,
was held ever to the next term Of the
Criminal Court. Chas. Williams and
Pat OHarra, upon the same charge, were
dismissed. Ha.
We were compelled to sit on the ragged
edge of the Star White Stocking game
yesterday, while some man representing 9
himself as o reporter was given one Of
the reserved seats that had been set
apart for reporters Of the different
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