The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

lIsmnll colured tArab" named Sanders
Iwasisen Mt TO jaiirto beeonfnesi, ,in,the dne.
Iqeon ton bread and watbrifor the period
Ioftwenty days, efstsppping a.till ih Mrs.
\ IMittend0rt's'store,
Ed. STAR: Some short time ago 4
Hread a .n9tlcein your paper stating that
some youngiladiesi and gentlemen OF our
hcity had met and organized the Lolita
Dramatic Club. One day last-week was
introduced togone of the young gentle
EmAn Of said, club. lie invited me to call
on the club at Knox Hall, which place
they haVe rented for their 'rehearsals.
Last ibarsday eSeningi jcsliedla and was
Introduced 10 the President of the club,
| who introduced me to the young ladies
fand gents, and also to Mr.. Frank Bos-
worth, late manager Of the Grand Opera
house, who is the instructor of tile club,
and ne Kindly invited me to remain for
rehearsal. / did SO, and must say was
highly delighted With the efiterta lnment,
anu L feel proud to see SO much talent
brought out In our city. j am happy to
say that With the help Of such a profes-
sional, talented aud able actor as Mr.. +.
Boswprth Tor theirinstruc TOR teei sure
our young friends will make quite sue
Ecess OF their first appearance, which Will
be- some time in October. VISITOR.
NEWPORT. .-Holts lS, Ringg5lds 7, at
the Driving Park yesterday.
Col. James Thompson and family, of
Bloomington, ILL.,, are in the city visiting
their friends.
'Barra cks News. Thirty mine new re-
crufts have been accepted.
Captain Thompson, the Quartermas-
ter, IL making short visit 10 Columbus,
OHIO. i
AT the Campbell County Teachers Iu-
stltute Convention at Alexandria the
names of the following teachers were
enrolled: e. Nv. Clark, w. II. Newman.
A. r. Lee, Rev. VIM. Refer. Isaac Shell
by, janet Douglas, G. W. Bayless, VIM.
Teller, Sarah Nelson, Taylor Barker, j.
Il. Nelson, l.. j. Nadand, G. w. Maddox,
w. Il. Colvin, w. LII. 'Maddy Henry Phil
lips, M. s. Young, Mrs. NJ. j. keiser,
Tnos. Spiiman, Miss Eva Harpold, Jonn
>. Hart, L. Fagan, NJ. HarraB, George
Rckett, j. y. w right, j. b. Thrasher.
johnnie Fowler and Philip Link, two
prominent young gepts>0f NJ &port, left
last evening on "a fishing excursion to
Feur-mile. they expect to be gone two
or three weeks. Ih the meantime their
many friends will miss their daily walk
along YORK street, sporting gold.heated
canes, with hair parted in the center, In
fact The regular makeup OF lady,s
man. We WIsn them lots of luck and "a
safe e.Ieturn.
A photograph of the whole of the
school connected with Corpus Christi
Church was taken to-day.
Mrs. Ray and. Mrs. Walsh are neigh
bors, iiyiig On Powell street. Mrs. Ray
owns plg. Pig-like, this young porker
walked into the parIor Cor rather the
kitchen) OF Mrs. Walsh, anu, like any
other hug, stole the last two leaves of
bread that remained in the mousse. This
raised the Indignation Of Mrs. W. beyond
all endurance. She called on Mrs. X.
tor saLiSiactio OF the wrong doneher.
Mrs. R. 0iferedto pay for the bread, but
this was ernphaticaliy refused by Mrs.
W., As nothing Woufd do heribut per-
sonal satisfaction ,Atersome hot words,
the TWO baiiyeEents t0ed the mark and
commenced the work. The bloody war
lasted about two, hours, wren the neigh
tors put in an Appearance and the BEL
ligerents were separated, and peace
once more reigns IN those households.