The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30

thought best TO publish the 1QitoWlnRs
hof9s ;.'''''' ,;.s R ne H,ID
song Miss Kate Laws
DRAMA, IN TWO, ACTS.
"Megs DIVERSION, WIN tne iollowlnge1eei-
lIo,enx rov-. Devonsh,re farmer
Samuel W ellis
Ashley herten, Esq.-of the Hall n Dc.u..o
p; :.o iioro .,r,on,ar
'"'f-- = ''i-HO John A. DALEY
Roland Pidgeon-hs brother. r... va; G; Trosise
Eytem-a an hxeter lawyer. .....re; IN Wssu ssht
MatSa,etI % daughters Of Grow. :, Harv | Tresiss
Mira eSstwell-.of the et3ranee-a;widowG... -, \ !,
Observation-Disclosures MISS Moiiie Carpenter
Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. j. Il. Rogers
lteading. Mr. j.; b; Qulnoy
song .''.'''.'.'..''''''.' "i' =. nn'INu'N
MUSIC py tne MISSES ha'e anu N"nn'o i-''"P
n -. ~ ,ro ,.or,o;nmart 10 q
ne ouJeeG u, 'n1 eu.s ,h., f.iandS nS Mr.
iioss "oi my ohe, anu tne ,nn a,,,,na
sensie"an se ,ono'u hin, ss 1nh,io
sr; sn;;,ttod, ~ M o,,,zan sHo,,d turn onE-,in
rarna ona rna,iIast thair annrecialfon
OF his good qualities by giving him a
rouslng benefit.
uAurrou
MIS-. L. W doWeii ID sunerlhg ifom al
attack ol heart disease. .s
Mrs. DR.. Mlhlkia, VINO mas Deeh quite
ili iof some ume, ~ slll conhheo w her
Ded. a Easr
There will be a festival at the COL
ored Nj. L. Church this evening, for the
benefit OF the Church, p .e.
The will OF John Ross. deceased, was
yesterday admitted TO probate. Hls vile
was elected rs executrlx. .
The Irving Literary Club, one OF the
brightest clubs in the city, Will hold its
next meeting at Miss Sue Millikin's,
Third Ward,
| T,o oordon nortv civen last aveniny
under the AUSPICES Of the ladies OF the
IFirst Presbyterian Church. for the ben
jeftof the Home and Foreign Missionary
cause, was an unusually pleasant affair.
| A new street snrinkler has been nut
unnn the streets nv our euterprisiug eiti.
zan- Mr. Henry Beck. Il ia after the
same nattern ana styIe of the mammoth
Hone in nse for somp lime. only thai it is
somewhat sm,Iler.
The cersmonies attendant ppon the
Edadication ot tna ,,oIorad Al tyhurcb
viii I've n,.cs .inlv q whan a hig time
ia antirinatsd. SeveraI monument d.
Ivines trrin a distance VIII he i'm attend.
,,nt.e' ana assist i'm the exprci.es. 80 :.
| 49,, u;o
Saise nunDSr .al ,ii ~ She n';I, - "SG. 80
my Mi.n Sne,. n",n,, -, VII ~ w I'm IN
Uhhati sornoihy" .rn an1 ooh ie,a,in "s"'he hs
Maeonao aempio f tne Te Te.r oeroua oonH aS ny ny
Ihe ne "
Si1e S5;;1o oi ~ '''' "''N 10'0f'sN 0,NN'tt'-N
mr, ,on,.,,,,do o,,o,d suo,a u,
tivaI oOmts off at the Ouera Hail TO.
night. Professors Meyder and Aiken
are the directors. Inc Programme>ls
good one, embracing seIect'ohs from tne
alks nessi"n m;ss ida gurEingnam ] ana
woI w A' ,in Kossilnq ~ II nanh si,r q
Mio' ns'l0 "'A- 'NAT t''s
v., .ho a.,a,tor -
hestefuay NV, Va nas 'a,e. % 'ohi"isJ ot nc
Cnas; oSnI9is s .ilroaa % at thIs noint
dr,nned dead OF heart disease. she ha
been in i'll health tor some time previ
Gus but was able to be about the house
as usual ON the morning Of her death
she was Dut sixteen years OF age.
Mrs. Benjamin Sayers, we'll known il
the village OF Riley and vicinity Where
she lived, died Monday night quite sud
denly Of neart disease. Her husband
lew uays ago starseu VS. w asSenu Sa ~ "
some BUSINESS, a." ," was sai"nr.nhod sn' n
aieu. .S noints wnere aH tnas nnuad it ~
49,, az unn ha hnr p nm 70 Last nioht haye hat
no resDonse, lie ia doubtless In igno
rance nf The sad event. as but d few day,
arn he lett his wife in her usual heaitl
aSd.snirils. -
10
! '@ LEAINGToN. AH.
| Basil Duke, oil st. Louis, ls In the city
MIR. VIM. Downing soon takes one o
the fairest girls in our county to tn
Il hvmeneal altar,
a.dor-p.aor vos so,a nv Mr. sw,sar
%a W. hs,or ""o oo ~ M. W.T. ea
w. 80 zoo ", mi M,d ~. ns''A' VI A'e" 4A' 3"
@i-,o0' w NAo"ea''
we now say that IL VIII be Mr.. Jane
Jall-Dlra DICK lurplh.
sunday nivnt. He was hiphly-esleemei
citizen and a worthy man.
Jas, Moore, a lacksmith at Jackson
, shop, on Short street, was kicked by
y morse on Monaay ana paoly injured.