The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04
FROM POINTS AROUND.

columbus, and the Leather Stockings, OF
this city. inaugurated the new grounds
of the latter club in this city, Thursday.
The Buckeyes arrived on the 10 O'Clock
train. accompanied by the "Capital
yCity Cadet Band" and large number
or citizens. The receipts at the gate
Announced to 500. The playing was
good on both sides. At the end of the
ninth inning they stood 8 to 8. A tenth
inning was played, making the score .
to in favor OF the Leather Stockings.
WASHINGTON 9. H.-Professor G. F.
Dean, former teacher Of the High School
here, left Thursday for Ironton, where
he takes charge of the schools. Every
body regrets this change, as Mr.. Dean
was exceedingly popular, especially
among his scholars. He received SER
enade the evening before his departure.
MIR. Mann, his successor, arrived Thurs
day, and bids fair to become as popular
as Professor Dean.
!, A party OF fifty ladies and gentlemen
will leave here Monday on an excursion
trip to Putin-Bay, to be absent about q
week.
A special train will run between here
and. Lancaster, on the Z. u M. ", dur
ing the State Fair. 1t will leave Colum.
bus at 80 2. NJ, and arrive here at ~
y. M.
Next Tuesday the Republicans open
the campaign here by holding rousing
mass meeting. Gen. Hayes, Col. Moul-
ton, oil Cincinnati, and Gen. j. Il. Keller
are the speakers.
Two Hayes Clubs, one white and one
colored, with 1850 members, and one AL
len Club with large membership, have
been organized. The campaign prom
Uses to be lively.
HAMILToN.-A small shower of rain
fell yesterday to the delight of every
body.
The Presbyterian Church Social, held
last evening at the residence of James
NHargitt, Esq, was well attended and
passed of Pleasantly.
The Board of Directors of the Street
railroad held meeting this morning to
take under consideration change Of
route.
The religious meetings now held every
Saturday night in the rooms Of the Y oung
Mems Christian Association are growing
in interest.
A meeting of the Women's Christian
Association was held yesterday after
noon.
"A yOuUR oOu vi OcuulS hdEIluRo was
yesterday accidentally run over by the
United States Express wagon. He was
slightly bruised about the head and face.
Joe Owens, son of Job Il. Owens. Esq,
has severed his connection with the firm
of Owens, Lane q Dyer, and associated
himself with the firm of Potter & Camp
bell, proprietors Of the Hamilton Spice
mills.
James e. Campbell, Democratic nomi-
nee for Prosecuting Attorney, will ad-
dress the Democracy of Colllnsyille, this
evening.
j. G. Shepherd, Independent candidate
fOr Clerk, has replied satisfactorily to
the letter Of inquiry by the Committee OF
safety.
The Board Of Health held meeting
yesterday in the Mayors Office. 1t was
decided not to lease the grounds of
Charles Cope as burial place for ami
mails, as the price asked was too exorbi-
ltant. On motion, 1t was resolved to re-
quest the Council to allow the Board to
purchase tract of land south of the city,
containing some sixteen acres at a cost
,of $125 per acre. The matter will be
presented to the Council Monday night.
Last night Webb FELTON, left Tor New
York city TO look after the Spring styles,
lit is said.
J.G. Brill & Co., street-car manufac-
lturers, Of Philadelphia, teiegraphed the
President of the street rail way that the
cars ordered for use here would be
shipped here as per agreement, and a.
rive on or before the 25th inst.
There will be no preaching in the
United Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Jas. Il. Campbell, candidate Tor Prose-
cutting Attorney, addressed a large and
enthusiastic meeting OF the Democracy
in Middletown last night.
LEXINGTON, KY.-T. b. Dalton, of
Nashville, has been spending several
days in our city and Frankfort with his
friends. Having attended the inaugural
at Frankfort, he left for home to-day.
Mr.. d. Rees Browning, OF Jackson
vile, ILL.,, formerly OF this city, is visit
ing his friends and relatives here.
The County Court is engaged with the
suit of the Cincinnati Soutuern Railroad
against Messick and others.
" DR.. W. w. Boyd, the upper street
merchant and champion new light
catcher, has become quite proficient in
the healing art. Yeslerday q country
man rode eighteen miles to have the doc
tor to examine his sprained ankle.
s The Lexington Baseball Club has ar.
ranged ior four games next week with
the following clubs: Blue Stockings, OF
CumminsvilIe, Onio; Eagles, OF Louis-
vale; White Stockings, Of Chicago, and
Capitals OF Frankfort. The games will
Fbe played here.
/ Col. Napoleon g.. Whist, of the Mill
! tary Department, Kentucky University,
/ has returned from an extended trip to
Kansas.
! Students for Kentucky, University are
arriving from Florida, Oregon, Idaho,
Texas, california and a few from Aus
tfalia and New Zealand.
Exculs sion trains are now running
from this city to the Louisville Exposi-
tiOn.
Mr.. Fl. p. McGrath, the noted horse.
man. has returnd from Long Branch and
Saratoga.
On Thursday evening an elegant en-
tertainment was given at the residence
OF Mr.. Alexander Morgan on Broad way.
and was attended by a large number Of
young ladies and gentlemen Of the juyen-
lie order. The younger portion Of the
company enjoyed themselves dancing to
excellent music rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan, with the assistance OF
Messrs. McChesney, Wallace, O'Ma-
honey and Smith, with Prof. Gibney, all
amateurs. Among the young ladies
prASant were Miasas RrtIer Wallaoe