The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-20

awarded Saturday.:
Breeding Cattle-Bull three years old.
j. 9. jenkins; boil two years old, J. 9.
Jenkins; bull one year old, J. q. Jenk-
ms; bull calf, j. s. Beckett; herd of cat
tie, j. G. Jenkinsi four cows, j. 9. Jenk-
ins.
Cattle for Dairy Purposes three
years GID, j. Livingston; heifer calf, o.
Z. Coff. 10
Sweepstakes on Cattle-Bull of any
age, !. q. jenkins; cow of any age, j. G.
jenkins.
Fine Wool sheep-Buck Of any age, p.
Huntington; eve one year old, E. Bufing-
ton; buck lamb, Il. Burlington.
Middle Wool Sheep-Buck, one year
old, L. Livingston; eve, one year old,
L. Livingston; eve lamb, e. Small; buck
lamb, T. Livingston.
Long-wool Sheep-Bucb, one year old,
j. q. jenkins; eve, one year old, T. Liv-
ingstonj eve lamb, I. Hansell; buck
lamb, +. Livingston.
=, Sweepstakes on Sheep-Best buck, J.
sheep, I. y. jenkins.
Horses for Light Harness-Stallion
four years old and over, DR.. John
Hughes; three years old, j. j. Williams;
two years old, o. Hays; gelding tour
years DID,, j. g. jenkins; three years
old, j. A. Duncan; mare tour years old,
w. Il. Curtley; mare three years old, w.
WILDER; mare two years old, j. W. Lud-
dler.
Equestrian Ring -. Lady, Miss Ella
Skeen; gentleman, S. s. Cole.
IPoultry-Pair light Brahma chickens,
n. Il. Dyke; pair mixed breed chickens,
y. W. Johnston; pair ducks, j. Bachel-
aori pair geese, W.smith; pair turkeys,
Dried Fruit and neutrality-suspicious.
dried iruit. Mrs. A. g. jackson; dried
vegetables, Mrs. DR.. Vincent; collection
OF dried fruit and vegetables, Mrs. P.
ID. Stagg.
Fruit Butter-Specimen fruit butter,
Mrs. DR.. Vincent; display ditto, Mrs. G.
w. Mitchell; hanging basket, Mrs. Vim
cent; display of geraniums, ii. &. Bush;
display Of cact, Ii. G. Bush; display OF
dahlias, Annie Lane; rustic work, IA. q.
Bush; display OF cut flowers, Annie
Lane; bouquet, Carrie Campbell; single
plant Of any kind in bloom, Ii. y. Bush.
Farm Implements-Mowing machine,
separate, q. r. Cobb y Co.; combined
rake, T.. b. Downey; cnltiYatOr, N. IL.
McHenry.
Domestic Manufacture-Ten yards Of
rag carpet, Mrs. 4. b. Stagg; pair wooden
socks. Mrs. r. Il. McCreary; wooden
knit tmittens, Mrs. A. G. jackson; woolen
knit gloves, Mrs. jackson; toot mat,
Mrs. Stagg; hearth rug, Mary Canfield;
woolen blankets, Mrs. jackson.
Needlework-Best made silk dress,
Mrs. A. g. jackson; woolen dress, Mrs.
A. q. jackson.
Preserves-Display ofpreserves, Mrs.
$. f. Piummer; jar peach preserves, A.
G. Jackson; jar apple preserves, Mrs.
Quigley; jar plum preserves, Mrs. Plum
mer; jar cherry preserves. A. G. Jack
son jar ounce preserves, Mrs.H. Wink
ley; jar strawberry preserves, Carrie
Campbell; jar grape preserves, Mrs. p.
ID. Stagg; blackberry preserves, Il. Da-
Wis; gooseberry preserves, Mrs. A. G.
Jackson; currant preserves, Mrs. P. ID.
Stagg; tomato preserves, Mrs. Quigley;
citron preserves, Mrs. jackson; pear
preserves, 4. Davis; raspberry pre-
serves, Mrs. Quigley; prune preserves,
Mrs. s. Il. Plummer; crab apple pre-
serves, Mrs. Stagg.
Flowers = Display of budding-out
plants in bloom, Mrs. DR.. Vincent; dis
play OF roses in bloom, II. Q. Bush; spec
linen of roses in bloom, IL. q. Bush.
Needle-work = Child's dress, Lotta
Smith; shirt, Mrs. McCreary; specimen
of needle-wOrk on canvas, Mrs. jack
son; on cloth, Mrs. rs.Jackson; on linen, e.
Glarden; on muslin, II. Glardon.
COvINGTON.-The celebrated pitcher
Of the Stars, Mr.. Joseph Blong, has been
suspended from pay and playing with
the nine until the order is recalled by
the President OF the Club. =,
The funeral OF Colonel Th0mas Porter
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, corner of Second and
Scott streets. The services were con-
ductedby Rev. w. ii. Felix, assisted by
the Rev. JIM. Worrell, ID. ID. His re-
mains were inferred in Linden Grove
Thieves entered the house Of william
Waterman, on Greenup street, opposite
the Courthouse, and stole small box OF
silver coin and other valuables.
The new First National Bank Building
has reached its last story.
Mr.. H. MacOmber, Superintendent of
the Kentucky Central Railroad Omnibus
Line, died yesterday afternoon at the
st. Elizabetb's Hospital, after severe
illness OF ten days.
Dick Lambert, the Market.master, has
recovered so lar from his Illness as to be
able to be about the streets.
The S ar nine, in the game with the
Hartfords to-day, will be: Mack, first
base; Strict, second base; Shoup, third
base; Cummings, short-stop; Walters,
right field; McSorley, lett field; Dillon,
center field; Tennison, catcher, and
w illiams, ot the Ludlow club, pitcher.
Coroner McCabe on Saturday last held
an inquest on the body OF dead man
found imbedded in the earth on the river
bank near Brosemers Landing, below
Ludlow. The body was three feet under
the ground with one OF the hands CON-
pletely gone. A plain black necktie,
portions of a shirt, pair of trowsers
and pair of new boots, were all that
remained of the clothing. The verdict
of the jury was supposed death from ac-
cidental drowning. 4F
The Bessie Pear, the Main-street ferry,
burnt her boilers about 5 O'Clock yester-
|itel day afternoon, and was necessitated
ito suspend operation.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Robert Lee, Charles Umble, Henry stan.
berry and Pat Clark for a drunk each
were fined, respectively, u ana cost.
VIM. Mcdonald, Thomas Jones and
Harmon Clark, charged with a breach OF
The l,eao0. were Coutiuu6d until Ties.