The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-15
FROM POINTS AROUND.


[REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE STAR.
! DAYTON, KY.-A member of the Red
Stocking Baseball Club of this city has
sent us suggestion to- the effect that the
Crescents have failed to accept chdl-
lenge from his club. He suggests tnat
the Crescents are afraid, ana that they
would do well to substitute the nople
game OF spins" tor that of baseball. Q
LUDLOW, KY.-Mr. Warner, short
stop of the Ludlow Baseball Club, We
are informed, has quit the Luds, in con.
sequence of the disgraceful affair created
by Doesher during their game with the
st. Louis Reds last Monday afternoon.
We are creditably informed that there
is to be grand game OF baseball be-
tween the east end and west end citizens
of town soon. Mayor Dalton and Squire
ing their mines with great care and lots
OF subs.
The appearance of the STAR In an en-
larged form on last Saturday surprised
as well as-gratifed its friends and sub
sUribers on this side the water.
BELLEVUE, KY.-A grand social, the
first Of the season, was given last night
by number OF ladies at the residence
of Mr.. Dolman, on Rhensford avenue.
When the guests had all assembled and
the usual Introductory proceedings gone
through, the music was struck up and
the whole party tripped the light iantas-
tic toe in manner only as the young
folks Of Bellevue know how. The music
was rendered In splendid style and all
enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent,
but time flew and the wee sma' hours
made their appearance. and the gay
young hearts had reluctantly to sepa-
rate, everybody highly pleased with
having spent pleasant evening.
DELHI.-The Delhi wedding, which
came OF last evening, was one of the
most interesting events In the history Of
that flourishing suburb. 1t is spoken Of
as s'the Delhi wedding" from the fact
that all the citizens seem TO have felt q
special and personal interest therein.
The bride was Miss Agnes Slater, of
Delhi, who, from the demonstration con-
nected with her marriage, seems to have
been universal tavOrite throughout the
entire range OF her extensive acquaint-
ance; and the groom, Mr.. Robert Taylor,
n merchant from a noka, Minnesota, ho,
though comparatively O stranger IL this
community, yet during his brief stay
among us has made many warm friends.
The ceremony was performed in the
Presbyterian Church in Delhi, by Rev.
j. l.. Cation, pastor of the church, and
according to the Episcopal form, the par
ties being of that religious persuasion,
and in the presence OF vast cOncourse
of people. The church, too, was made
as attractive as refined taste, artistic
skill and affection could make it. An
evergreen gothic chapel was constructed
over the altar or platform, Of an angular
form, displaying The three sides to view,
and from the supporting pillars and
acute angles were suspended festoons
and hanging baskets OF flowers. Within
this sylvan bower stood the minister,
and beneath the front alcoye stood the
bridal pair. rs-a
After afew moments congratulation
the bridal party took their carriages to
the BRIDES fathers, and thence to the
depot OF the |. & q. II. r., where they
took the 1880 p. Al. train tor their home
in the Far West.
HAMILToN.-County Treasurer Yea
kle went TO Columbus yesterday to de-
posit $36, ,247 OF, the balance due the State
after the deduction of the Common School
fund.
Mayer Maglnnis addressed the Hamil-
ton Guards 8tenday evening.
Peter Decnant and s. q. Symmes will
address the Democracy OF Monroe on
Tuesday, Sept. 81.
Miss Neal, a Woman's Rights lecturer,
addressed quite crowd last evening
from the steps of the Courthouse.
'Tha tyark Au tho atraQt railroad cfilI
progresses, and, ii nothing occurs to pre-
vent, the cars will be running by the first
of October.
The Ruler murder case will be opened
on the 9th inst.
New Suit-Daniel g. Bonnell VS.. Thos
Curan, being a foreclosure OF mortgage
given to secure note OF $532.
The selection of a site for the erection
of City Buildings is now agitating the
public mind.
The old project OF building an avenue
from the northern terminus of Third
street to certain point on New river,
and then connecting it with the Eaton
pike by free bridge, has been revived.
The agitators Of it now have the old sub.
scription, or guarantee fund, upon which
is something over $15, 200.
The Committee on Police and Public
Improvement will meet at j. w. Sohn's
store Friday morning at O'Clock, up to
which time the committee will receive
proposals from parties having property
which they desire to lease or sell to the
city for public buildings.
The Captain Of the Shoemakers' nine
writes US that the score In their game
with the High-street nine was At tJ 20 in
favor of the Shoemakers.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The sacred con-
cert at st. Paups Catholic Church on
Sunday night was quite success, both
in point Of number. and and the charac-
ter of the performance.
,, Mayor Hibler makes the following re-
port OF Court Day sales on Monday: Be-
tween 400 and 500 cattle OH the market OF
all grades, all sold at prices ranging from
4to 5N cts. per pound. About 100 head OF
mules were brought in and prices were
low, but sellers took whatever was
offered, ana most of them were sold.
Broke mules from $100 to $3.50 per head. i.
A great many horses were offered and
sold at low rates. Mr.. e. Douglass' sale
of carriages and buggies went off we'll.
DR.. Joseph Smith is not expected to
i've.
Craddock was in town on Court Day.
Mr.. John Duncan, editor cf the Home