The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-07

About ffty gentlemen attended, and
were refreshed by everything in the way
Of eatables and ,drinkables in great
abundance; served up in old Kentucky
style.
A dre broke out yesterday afternoon in
ine upper story efthe jewelry store OF Mr.
Eugene ID. Deroodie. A large quantity
OF stationery was destroyed by lire and
water, and q considerable number OF
clocks and musical Instruments. , Loss.
$2,5 llg -
Inc races are being well attended to-
day. In the first race, mile heats for a
purse of $3.50, there are six entries. In
the. second race, colt stakes for three
year olds, there are seven entries. lsf4
The first race yesterday was won by
Grinstead in 1:43A as below:
Richards, Clark & Gfinstead's ch. ..
CauWaHavers D.lI..s..-.
MeglDDens b. .t......................,.
Wviyears Wiy5berss OF; c.'.s'....s...............5
Time, 1854, l:5O. l|eff gTl's.1i, Hs,f
The second race, one mile and fur.
long, with five entries:
Robinson u Morgan's Bob Wooie i
D. Swigert's King Alfonso :. III. .,....i
Mclntyres Katie Pearce. e..........,...,
Time, 1 :54, .aEf1-s s6tlfls /
This is the fastest race ever run in
America, by two seconds. The first fur.
long was run in thirteen seconds, and
the mile from strirg to string in 1:4l.
The whole distance at the rate of 1;4lL
to the mile.
The third race, dash Of three.quarters
of a mile, for two-year-old tillies, with
J. A. Grinstestl's Janet l,y Iightning. 1
Gardner's ch. a., bY Lexington !,
Ak, richards ch. +, by, War Dance. .... q
Time, 1:l7. GA 7AEf ( IN
= COvINGTON. II ohm Luhn, United
Statesa Custom-house excavation con.
tractor, lost valuable horse by death
yesterday.
julius L. Bristow, Esq, Clerk of the
kenton County Court, returned Thurs-
day from his trip to the Mammoth Cave.
One OF the egrandestaffair ever expert.
enced in West Covington comes off to.
day. Mr.. Herman Streibich celebrated
his nuptial Vows with Miss Lizzie Boehm
this morning at St. AlOysius Church,
corner of Seventh and BakeweIl streets,
Rev. Stephan performed the marriage
rites. After a sumptuous repast at the
residence OF Mr.. Schwartz, the party will
proceed 10 the Lookout to enjoy a grand
supper, after which the hours of night
will be whiried away by the young folks
in dancing. A full brass band will be in
attendance and furnish delightful music
to the festive crowd. w, tl,4
Hon. j. w. Stevenson, Judge James
OHara, Governor j. g. Carlisle, and j,
NJ. Tisdale, ESQ.,, left last night for
Frankfort on legal business.
A portion Of the Lower Market-house
is still standing. -, EHJhI. =
I, Elijah Cole and Martha Haines. from
Owen Co., Ky,. were, married yesterday
by Rev. b. III. Miller. 5o n .s' MA =
: Zachariah Taylor, a young married
man, in business near DeCoHravl Sta
zion, has been missing from his home \
since last Friday.
Judge D.! 81 Boyd arrived yesterday
and opened the september term of the |
Circuit Court. No cases were tried
Ben. NJ. Platt, ESQ.,, of this city, was
to practice in the Court OF APP
peals. lss lei5it "A sfs,.'i;, =
+ The case of Nicholas Ochsner and wife
against some building Association was
reversed in the Court of Appeals. 4
Mr. J. A. T. Gore and Mr.. John Leath-d
ars had another match In pigeon shoot
ing Saturday, resulting in axictery for
Leathers. Thirteen birds, with twenty-i
)ne yards rise, was the match, ~ - |
: MIR. John Dawson last night resigned |
Is Director Of the Star baseball Club. |
md Mr.. Henry Bostwick, United States |
commissioner, was elected to ill his 1
)lace. ~. ie ,o a " |
Mr. Richard McGraw, of Covington.
md Mr.. Lewis Fey, member of the Cin-
'inHati Club, held a shooting match onj
ne Beading pike, back or Cincinnati. /
ehe stakes We're $500 per side, 25 shots 4
zach, q yards rise ana 80 yards bound- I
ny. MeGraw killed everybird, and Fey
4. AS q bird on each side, however, |
ell without the bounds, the score stood,
lcGraw "A, Fey %. N l9lff1 I'M |
The Cecilia Mannerchor or Cincinnati. X
nder the direction of Prof. Brusselbach.
asst evening serenaded MI. Anthony
'Oex and his young wife, a9NfT1sy
The fire at shutts' lumber yara was
he wprk OF an incendiary. 4
Airs. .McKson WAS before Squire Tebbs
his morning on the charge OF breachl
pom hrs. Haley. The proyocation In
ais case was brooms and cow belong
~ to Mrs. Haley that eat up q tree be-
les considerable interest, and will
robably occupy the attention of the
ourt all day. arF f' 1T 1
In the Mayors court this morning the 4
ases Of Best AM Heron were laid over
r ten days. Jacob Sposer and john
incaid, i6r sleeping oa the side
ak, We're fined "a each. Ed. Rose.
ames Nayton, Marian Bradford and
Alinda Pate, for heing disprderly, were
aad ": MaiInda, however, has been
sfore the Courts ON other occasions.
~ This is only q "reminiscences of tllee
ast.y Ed. ShackIeford was fined "a forf
slng drunk. Thomas Harris, upon TWO Ii
larges, breach ot the peace ana resist Il
8 athcer, was fined $40 rsspec lively. s
Ike Maloney, breach OF the peace. was
led So. Ys F.ea In
The irresponsible sub who wrangles =
ith thepeople OF this city through Tie
Iumns ,ot the Enquirer, and VINO. ac-
'rdihg 10 Col. arey's statement, uses III
= position TO the detriment Of the inter-
- Of those with whom he Associates.
irete because we would not give q aar.j 4
ed account Of the trouble be had With
at gen leman. He ought to know by
is time that the people Of Coyington
= aissustsd with him aud his rows,