The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26


'Daniel Druoe." will also give matinee
Thanksgiving afternoon. The play is an ex-
celient one, Mr.. Bangs is q fine actor, and
the company is composed of artists well
fitted for the parts they play.
AT Music Hall Prof. Cromwell will give .
matinee of his beautiful art illustrations.
lie has selected for the occasion the very
interesting programme, Wonders OF the
World" II-,..
At Heuck's Opera-honse the NIP and
Tuck" combination, which Is meeting with
an immense success, announce Thanks
giving matinee. At this house the matinee
will commence at 2:30 p. nj.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES AT THE CHURCHEs
Tire Third Central and Fifth Presbyter-
ian Churches will hold union services at the
Fifth Church at II O clock, Rev. DR.. Mofris
of Lane Seminary, preaching the sermon.
The First Second, Lincoln Park and
Broadway Presbyterian Churc es will
unite in their Thanksgiving services at the
Second Church at IL o'clock, Rev. Mr..
Eells, of Lane Seminary, preaching the SER
mon.
Wright Chapel M. e. Church and the
Sixth Presbyterian Church will unite in
their services at Wright Chapel at IL o'clock
tomorrow. Rev. G. r. Alden will preach
the sermon and will be assisted by Rev. Mr..
Leever.
At the First German M. e. Church Rev.
J. Krehbiel will preach the sermon.
The First Ninth-street and Third Bap-
tist Churches will hold union service at
the Ninth-street Church. DR.. Duncan, Dr.
Leavitt and Rev. Mr.. Roberts will each
make short addresses
The Baptist. Presbyterian and Method
ist Churches of Mt. Auburn will hold union
services at the Presby terian Church at II
o'clock Rev. Mr.. Pierson will preach the
sermon. .,..
At Christs P. E. Church the rector, Rev.
l. N. Stanger will preach at II o'clock.
At st. Johns P. e. Church Rev. George
II. Kinsolving will preach at IL o'clock.
preach at II o'clock. .. ..
At Christs Church, Glendale, the rector,
Rev. Mr.. Pise, will preach at II clock.
The Vine-street and the Seventh-street
Congregational Churches will unite at the
Seventhstreet Church, Rev. G. H. Daniels
preaching the sermon.
At the Central Christian Church there
will be a reunion service of the different
Christian Churches of the city. Rev. David
Walk will preach the sermon. and Rev. l.
Errett and other preachers will take part in
the exercises. The choir will render the
old anthems suitable to the day.
The Trinity, St Paul and Asbury Chapel
M. Il. Churches hold union services at st.
Pauls Church. Rev. J. V. Irwin will preach
the sermon.
At Christie Chapel Rev. M. Ketchum
will preach at 10T O'Clock. .t n
The Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist
Churches of Walnut Hills will hold union
services at the Methodist Church. Rev.
Mr.. Fnllerton will preach the sermon.
At the Union Baptist Church (colored)
the sermon will be delivered by Rev. R. NJ.
Duling at II o'clock. and in the evening
Hon. George W. Williams will lecture A
dinner will be given by the ladies of the
Church at p. nj. and supper at 8 p. m.
GAME OF FOOTBALL.
A good old-fashioned game of football
will take place Thanksgiving morning at
the Cincinnati Baseball Park The call
has been made by Messrs Nicholas Long
worth, WAYNE Neff, John B. KEYS, Frank
A. Lee, Will. Taft. Charles s. Eaton, George
w. Jones. Jr, Chap. Thompson, Tweed
Stewart, Frank Mitchell, and P. F. Mohr.
The sides will be chosen on the grounds,
and the game announced to be called at
$50 o'clock. A special train will leave the
L., @. & l.. depot half an hour earlier. Com
pimentary tickets may be had from any OF
the gentlemen named above.
The following are the rules which will
guide the players:
l. A goal to consist only of a fair kick
over the goal line on the fly, provided the
ball is not caught by an opponent before it
touches the ground.
2. The player who first touches the ball
with his hand, when it has passed over tine
boundary line, shall throw it into the field
of play at right angles from the point at
which it passed over the line.
g. Anv one holding the ball and being
tackled by one or more players may CRY
down" when he shall be Obliged to place
the ball on the ground to be kicked.
4. Only the holder or holders OF the ball
can be tackled.
5. No tripping, kicking or hacking al
lowed.
6. At the expiration of each half hour the
direction in which the sides kick shall be
changed. ..... ..,.E
The referees decision in all cases shall be
final.
OUR PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The Managers Of the Widows Home,
Mt. Auburn. will give Thanksgiving din
ncr tomorrow to the aged inmates of the
institution. They therefore ask for contri-
buttons, which may be sent to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. VIM. Proctor. 297 Race street,
or tothe Home. .... ..,l.,s -.
The Chldren's Home Managers will not
be behind the rest of our public institu-
tions. They will observe Thanksgiving by
an entertainment for the children from I to
so'clock which will be open, free OF charge.
to other children who may wish to come.
The magic lantern will be one of the fea-
lures. As this is the anniversary of the
new Home there will be a showing of the
years work, addresses and music. The
friends of the Home have not forgotten
the institution and have donated eatables,
plants, flowers and other gifts.
The lady managers of tine Home for the
Frendless, No. 295 West Court street, in
tend to give dinner to the unfortunates
in that institution, and therefore will be
glad to receive donations to cheer and
gladden. them tomorrow. The Home is
entirely dependent on the efforts of the
managers, and hence their appeal for con-
tributions.
PUBLIC OFFICES TO BE CLOSED.
Tomorrow the various railroad ticket
offices will close at 10 o'clock and remain
nlnsad during tha dav and ovop;ow IT,