The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
The Second ItssIe IN .OrthOgraphy
Ptke's Opera House.

PtEe's Opera House.
The spell on last Saturday night al
Pixies Opera-house drew an audience
even larger than the one held week
ago, every seat in the house being occu
pied and standing room at a premium
SiXty-three pupils, SOME bald-headed and
others with only a few white hairs, filed
out upon the stage to wrestle with Web.
ster.
Captain Bellamy storer had under his
| command the following pupils:
V. q. Tidball, John /. CovIngton, R. M
Bishop, l.. q. Hopkins. l.. G. Weir, W
s. Dickinson, H.W. Sage, CIV. Rowland
Abner l.. Frazer, William McAlpin, B
f. Turner, Charles q. Reakirt, George e
Stevens, Prof. j. G. Ridge, NJ. f. Thomp
son, John 8. Woods, W. G. Cochran, DR.
John j. Marvin, j. Kiersted, j. M. Mills
r. Ii. Bishop, Charles f. Seybold, r
Folsom, Benjamin M. Piatt, William Il
Orr, James b. Wells, Henry Manning,
Joseph Kinsey, Alexander Clark.
Captain Thornton NJ. Hinkle led thu
following gentlemen as opponents to thu
above:
Hon. M. B. Hagans, Hon. J. Fl. Barrett
Hon. Joseph Cox, Col. James Watson
Major H. ?. Lloyd, Capt. 9: M: Hollo
way. Capt. l.. Barney, Capt. Carl A. g
l n
Clement Olhaber, j. r. Challen, d. II
Baldwin, Sam V. Reid, Francis Ferry
DR.. o. W. Nixon, DIR. W. W, Lounsbury
DR.. A. It. Worthington, DR.. W. Storel
How, DR.. E. Osmond, John j. Hooker
Alfred A. Clerke, B. D. M. DeBeck
Charles d. Moore, Edward Worthington
| A. Z. Smith, G. w. Rhodes, W. I'll. M G
| Dowell, e. Il. Donohue, A. P. Kern, II
r. Ogden, o. N. Bush.
The following is the record of thu
spoilers, the words spelled wrong anC
the correct way of spelling them:
Henry W. Sage, ssPallette," Pallet.
A, f. Smith, "indite," indict.
b. Il. Turner, "dyeing," dying.
William E. Orr, "millenial," millennia
Joseph Kinsey, "mascerate," macerate.
r. Ii. Bishop, "maserate," macerate.
X. M. Bishop, "weyard," weird.
Clement Olhaber, "wierd," weird.
VIC. w TidbalI, aexchequor,S excSequer. S
Ds Wortnington, '.exchequor," exchequer.
Dr.. Lounsbury, 'guaging," gauging.
W s. pisEinson 'gaagnsh" gsagghing
% Aiexander r Clark, "peircingiy. piercinTIy. S,'
Carl A. q. Adae, sdisheveillesd1," disheveIed.
Capt. Holloway, ---, ichthyolOgy.
J. NJ. Mills, .'periphary," periphery.
VIM. McAlpin, ''ecceation," exsiccation.
Chas. L. Moore, "quizicaL" quizzicM:
Chas. Reakirt. "accoustics," acoustics.
X. Folsom, ''accoustics," acoustics.
Geo. M. Hord, "shy boleth,n shibboleth.
ID. H. Baldwin, ''ceruline," cerulean.
A. L, Frazer, ''tachtician," tactician.
III. l.. Manning, slandreve," landreeye.
Major B. NJ. Piatt, '1andreave," landreeve.
DR.. StoreF W. How, ''landrieve,n landreeye
MIR. Donohue, "loath," !" loathe.
Judge Hagans, "ichneuman," ichneumon.
Bellamy Storer, jr, ''neiee," niece.
N. IL. Mcdowell, ''nonparlel !" nonparen.
L. @. Hopkins, "cringelng." bringing.
jos. II. Barrett, ''eyeing," eying.
| q. N. Rhodes, ''skiey." skyey.
A. A. Clerke ''coos,n cooes.
GaptSaiin Ca, Sinn. I. ass1sya Bsrnsyas %yys'" Us.
y T. Psrryp Ha9%psSD saSEp a1Iiey ooIesytble
Francis Berry, "conferpble," comfortable.
Cnas. Seybold, "vendab1e," vendible.
o. IN. Bush, "tesselated," !" tessellated.
j. r. Watson, "villifers," vilifers.
ii. r Lloyd, ssvillifycrs,'' vilifers.
G. w. Rowland, "lIqhifying," liquefying.
8. Y. Reid, 'sliquyfying," liQuefying.
Judge Cox, "casinet," cassinette.
A. T. Kern, "cassinet," cassinette.
j. j. Marvin, tscassinetn cassinette.
j. II. Challen, sscasinett," cassinette.
j. Woods, "kasinet," cassinette.
Geo. Z. Stevens, s'cassanet," cassinette.
James Is. Wells, 'casinet," cassinette. :.
j. j. Hooker, "casenet," cassinette.
L. Z. Weir, scassanette," cassinette.
u. q. Ridge, sscassanett," cassinette.
b. o. M. DeBeck, "cassinett,' cassinette.
Z. nj. Hinkle. ''cassinet," cassinette.
After "Home, Sweet Home" was given
by the brass band, school adjourned sine
die.