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

FROM POINTS AROUND.
IREPoRTED sPEcIALLY FOR THE srAR.i
DAYTON, KY.-A game OF baseball
was played yesterday between the Nc
Arthurs and the Cresceuts Of Cincin-
natl, ON the grounds OF the Macarthur
Club. Both clubs played we'll The
score stood 8 to is In iavor OF the McAr-
thurs. A large crowd wac in attend
ance. amOng thefA many ladies. On Sat-
llrday q game is 10 be played, on
the Bellevue grounds, between the Nc
,Arthurs and the East Ena Clup. M
xENIA, O.-The Directors of the d. g.
8. d. N. q. r. W. co. have issued caii
forthe second payment OF ten per cent.
of amount subscribed. As they nave
not fully determines upon the location
of the road. they are not quite ready to
let the contract tor grHding, etc. In all
menced In two or three weeks. and it is
the intention to push the work rapidly.
The Common Pleas Court or Greene
county VIII convene On, the goth inst.
William Allison has been appointed
Corresponding Secretary OF the Greene
County 'Eabbat ath-sch0ol Ass0ciatt0n,s and
will soerf commence WORK TO resestablish
a Sabbhrh-s chool in. every public school
district OF the county. Mr.. Allison is
also Chairman OF the State Executive
SabbaLh-sch0ol Committee, and he re-
ports the work progressing quite satis-
factorily. a
HAMILTON, O.--The Home Loan and
Building Association has brought suit
to forsclose four dihsrsnt mortgages in
as many cases.
Geo. Rupp and Squire Kumler were
thrown from . spring wagon Tuesday
while driving down Basin street. Mr..
Kumler was slightly injured.
The Corouer's jury, 10 the case OF John
Farr, returned verdict OF accidental
drowning.
The remains Of William Eaton were
buried In Greenwood cemetery yester-
day. #@ A ~ ~
Crowds were in attendance Tuesday
night at the Baptist entertainment in
Becketts Hall. The nickel-plated noz-
zie was awarded TO the First Ward Fire
Department. There were 1882 votes
cast. or this number the First ward re-
ceived 528; Second ward, COS; Third
wand, 404. Money will win in this as
we'll as other enterprises.
A moonlight parade will be given by
the knights OF PythIas this evening.
A match-game OF base-baH was yester-
day played between the Minktown Fat
ties and the Minktown Splinters, which
resulted In the defeat Of the latter by q
score OF 50 to 70. . it {f
Hon. l.. d. Campbell lett for Columbus
Geo. ST. clair, Of the First ward, had .
valuable bay horse stolen from his stable
Tuesday night,
Miss Mabel Thomas, OF Middletown, Is
ON a brief visit To her friend, Miss Oracle
Campbell. ,-yr
PARIS, KY.--The sales at the County
Court Monday were well attended.
There were about three hundred and
fifty head of cattle OF all grades, Which
were sold at prices ranging from 40 to
Sc. There were about four hundred and
fifty mules, mostly small. Prices show ed
no improvement, though the dem and
seemed greater than usual. Twenty
ave head OF two and thfee-year-olds
brought 500; twenty-nine Of the same
sort brought sos. Yearlings brought
from $40 to $50. Broke mules brought
from 500 TO $l60. Horses were plentiful,
but sales few.
At the far the aggregate valuation of
cattle-about 100 III number-is said to
be not less than $4,000.
The premiums offered this year amount
to $4,000, the highest regular 0nes being
the champion prizes Of $3.50 for cattle.
The Kentucky Central Railroad co.
have offered as special premium sill
yer set valued at 500 for the best herd
Of one bull and four femaies.
The following premiums have been
awarded:
Cattle--Best herd, consisting of bull
and four females, Kentucky Central
Railroad plate, valued at $l0v, three en-
tries, b. F. Bedford.
Best bull any age winning first honors
three years in succession, champion
prize OF $500, seven entries. Brutus j.
Clay.
Best COW do, champion prize also, Ia
entries, Corbin & Patterson.
Best lat bullock, years old, 4 entries,
J.W. Ferguson.
Best do, 8 years old, 2 entries, J..E,
Suddeth.
Best do, 2years DID, 2 entries. same
as last.
Best do, 2 years old, entry, J. W,
Ferguson.
Best fat heifer, 4 years cid, entry,
Washington Redlnan.
Best yoke of. oxen, 3 years old, en-.
tries, Bedford, Kennedy & Go.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Lexingtcn is moi
'without;klnd ladies as weuas beautiful
ones. TUESDAY morning a beaut
bouquet, fragrant and charming, placed
in ahandsone white vase, was sent Ia
our office by lady on Barr street.
Commodore Vanderbilt did not arrive
lin this city on Monday as was reported,
but his son did, which is the next thing
to it.
Gov. McCreary has appointed Major
j. Al. Wright, one of the editors OF the
Courior-Journal, to the position OF Ad
jutant General Of Kentucky at salary
OF 81. 20a.
There is a good deal of quiet enjoy.
meat for ssring'' haters Just now. A
Frankfort ring tried to run Governor Nc.
Creary and his household, bought aud
put down carpeta, and ordered . service
of magnificent china, over q thousand
pieces, marked indelibly, .sExecutiyr
mansion OF Kentucky" The Governor
ana his lady were not even consuited
IL is now understood that the firm oI
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