The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08

hage Of the stomach. The funeral will
take place Tomorrow afternOon at
O'clock from the Presbyterian Church.
Services by Rev. j. M. Worral!, DID,,
and Rev. DIR. Anderson.
LUDLOW. KY.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD ITEMs.-The
first turn-Lable placed in position OH the
road was duly ibaugurated yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock by Roadmaster
Carroll, In the presence OF Superinlend-
ent Webster and many other officers of
the road. The table made It's first prac-
tical revolution bearing the handsome
weight OF engine No. /, and turned with
ease by a few men. Tne work showed
itself to be fine piece of engineering
and mechanical skill. Shortly after the
table test the full board of Southern
Railroad Trustees, headed BY the patri-
arehlal and venerable r. NJ. Bishop,
closely followed by A: 4. Ferguson,
ldsai ladsai M5i 81 sFeS"~00d the bo.ra .as Pss.i snd
the two new members. who.
alter taking good look at the yard, its
improvements, buildings, &c., had a
lew split-oottom chairs placed in ca
Doose and hitched on to q dirt train, and
thus those five gentlemen and their ur-
pane Superinttndent made tour of
observation to see for themselves. The
road has proved itself to he proof against
winter dampness, as much as our first
class old roads In the country. The
Trustees returned here in the evening
quite elated at their success and the few
bad places the road had the past
winters, which have been very try ing
on slding fills; however, it is most GER
tain the road Is in No. condition.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The many friends OF Mr.. Henry Wen
deroth. of Fairfield avenue, Will be sorry
to learn that he is confined to his bed
from a severe attack OF hemorrhage of the
lungs.
The Bellevue Reading Club will give
another Of their pleasing entertainments
in the School Hall on Saturday evening,
the 10th inst, and judging from the fol
lowing programme we feel satisfied that
the audience will enjoy a rare treat.
Music will be furnished by Prof. Paul
Feine's Orchestra.
THE CAST FOR "MR. x"
Mr. Xerxes Xavier Insurance Asent)
Mr.. Joshua Tick "a telegraph operator) ~
Mr Anthony HEM MI ET; FanrSy nyonS pms
A'N 0Ns'AAeas AASnh NAhUhouy oipooIJ
.:..:...: .:...................Mi Miss Maggie Setter
Miss Jessie Hem (Anthony's daughver)
Miss Ida Fuhrmann
Mollle 1.-THE maid with treacherous memory
.............. Miss Belle Fuhrmann
Followed by "Highways and Byways:"
CHARLES Stapleton. MIR. Fred. Collins
y Narelssus StuDDle. Mr.. Mat Lyons
q .alnes. .......s.............ME ME AL Fuhrmann
iSHpolS Mf. ". Moody
Eliza Gordon. Miss Carrie Moody
MISS FIRMLY. Miss Belle Fuhrmann
N Miss susan Plat. Miss Mollie Prather
uousemalu. ...............,Mlss Ida Fuhrmann
To conclude with the Operetta, "Les Con-
spirateurs;"
Mr. Richard Robson. Mr. Stevens
Mrs. Richard Robson. -. Miss Belle Euhrmann
LOVELAND.
A temperance revival has begun here.
The pastor of the NJ. e. Church preached
rousing temperance sermon Sunday
evening; and last evening Dr.. Dalton,
Of Cincinnati, held large audience in
tull sympathy with his subject.
The Doctor does not travel in the
beaten path of temperance lecturers
generally, but deals vigorously with
fundamental principles In most con-
vincing and attractive manner. 1t Is to
be hoped the movement thus begun will
sweep from our corporation the entire
liquor traffic and save the unfortunate