The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07

Second Race-Mile heats, best two in three, to
harness-II. NJ, Bugher enters c. t. Undine, five
years old, Charles Kahn, JT., enters br. t. Lady
Kahn, four years Old, George n. Stone enters C. +.
Third Race-MiIe heats. best two in three, 10
road wagOns-J. Benckensein enters b. S. Brandy
wine, Louis Davis enters r. m. MOllle Chlnn, {.
Ford enters bl. g. Black Frank, G. W. Durrel b. g.
Chester
The time made viii not constitute record, and
no betting will be permitted on either or any OF
the races.
There will also be game of basel ball between
the WntOn Place and Riverside Clubs III the cir
cle and L. A Bartlett, the pedestrian will run
five miles at his best speed. All the money taken
for admission will be handed over to the Relief
Fund. Mr.. Clark will donate the receipts Of the
refreshment stand to the good cause, and the
Great Western Band will furnish the music gratis,
The Cincinnati Hamilton IL Dayton Railroad will
run special trains at 1870 and 23O p. M, and will
donate the receipts for the benefit of the sufferers.
Cars reserved for ladies' The Marietta Il Cincin-
natl Railroad will run special trains, leaving the
Plum-street Depot at l 80 and p. m.
YELLOW FEVER AND LIFE INSURANCE.
We are informed by N. W. Harris Secretary of
the Union Central Life Insurance Company of this
city, that our home company has no agencies
south Of the Ohio River, and therefore will not be
affected by the yellow fever.
THE M-sTREET CLUB.
A large number of articles of all descriptions
have been collected by the Elm-street Club, and
I, ey will be offered for sale at their hall, on Elm
street, near McMickcn avenue, tomorrow, for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers Among the
collection is barrel of crab cider contributed by
Mayor Moore.
CHRIS. MULLER,
who was taken to the Rohs Hill Hospital from
1i2 West Liberty street last Tuesday suffering
with the yellow fever died this morning. He was
jeweer by trade and had been South during the
winter in search of work.
1. o. o. F. Contributions.
County Auditor w. s. Cappeller. has up to date
contributed $1,000 towards the relief of the South
ern sufferers. The money has been sent South
and distributed by the various Relief Committees
of the affected districts. Vicksburg gets $500 this
week.
COLLECTIONS.
Henry Kresz and J. T. Spaeth the Sub-Commit-
tee of the Saloon keepers Association for the twen
ty-third Ward handed over S92 to Mayor Moore
this morning which had been collected by them.
The Washington Society of Cincinnati sent SIS
10 His Honor for the same purpose this morning.
The receipts at Stockings, place last evening,
amounting to Sl3 CO. Il d $25 check from Mr.
Shickling himself, have also been handed over to
the Mayor
RAILROAD MEMS CONCERT.
The railroad men of this city held meeting
this morning to effect an organic ton in aid of the
Southern sufferers. The following officers were
elected: President, Sidney B. Jones; Treasurer,
w. W. Elliott; Secretary, G. W. Jackson. 1t was
determined TO give a concert at Pixies Opera house
on the 18th, ana a committee, compus"l of MesSrs
Kelley, Jackson and Dunnie, was appointed to
take the matter in hand and make all necessary
arrangements.