The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

'Ticket of Leave Man" 1t is sufficient in
addition to give the cast of characters:
Bob Briefly. ......................J. D. Lawrence
Jem Dalton. Charles Koebbe
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Meter Moss. ss...."................-H. A. Barnhorn
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sam Whloughby .........................S.M McCarry
DaInn0rn
GSlnger Bill. Peter Becker
Fnr ny ~ Fusr .s nu1n im,ia Csars
Mrs Wilioughby Miss Mamie Maddox
Guests, Navvies, etc.
EASTER SERvIcEs.-At Trinity P. E.
| Church yesterday afternoon the Rev. Mr..
| Bovine conducted the services. Professor
B. w. Foley presided at the organ, and the
choir was assisted by Mr.. Charles Wood
and Miss Mollies Bickerdyke, and the SER
vices were very interesting.
At the First Presbyterian Church in the
morning Rev. f. D. Moore praeched on
''The Law--Civil Theoretic and Religious"
The musical'service was of the usual high
order.
The Eleventh-street NJ. E. Church was
dedicated. The services opened with pray
er. Rev. Dr.. Wilson, Of Nashville, Tenn,
preached sermon on the TRANSPORTATION,
Luke, ix., %. 1t was most able effort.
After prayer and song, Messrs. Estep, Moss,
and Martin were called upon to gather SUD-
scriptions to lift the 81 900 debt still hang
ing on the church. Mr.. J. H. Burlington
made up the balance after the subssrip-
tions were collected.
Our dandy coppers are continually add
ing fresh laurels to themselves. Some
time last month J. c. Cronin of Cincinnati
employed negro by the name of Page
Holliway alias Page Holiness to work for
him. One day, during Cronin's absence
Holliway stole vest belonging to Cronin,
containing watch and chain and a small
amount of money. Information was
lodged with the Covington police, and
to-day Officer O'Haro discovered the
super on Dan. Gray. notorious Covngton
colored rascal, and the officer watzed him
down to the Marshal's office, where Mr..
Cronin was awaiting him. Gray squealed
and told the police that Holliway was work.
ing on the steamer Ohio No. 4. Officer
Mike Bolan, in company with Cincinnati
policeman, visited the steamer this morning
and captured Holliway and placed him in
the Hammond-street Station-house.
i DR.. Pythian left last evening for Frank
fort, where his brother is lying dangerous.
ly ill.
w. L. Heating, the well-known show.
man, will leave Wednesday for Philadel.
phia to join Forepaugh's circus.
There will be a special meeting of the
City Council Wednesday evening to con.
slider the Sinking Fund ordinance.
The funeral of the venerable Mrs. Plum
mer was very largely attended yesterday
from her late home on Bellevue street.
Pat McKeown imbibed too freely Satur.
| day and became very boisterous. Mayor
Harton fined him 50 and costs this morn
ing.
There was o Sunday school reunion a,
st. Paul's Episcopal Church yesterday
The children were addressed by Rev. Mr.
Pettis.
, Jonas Horsefall, brother of Mr.. JOINT,
: Hursefall, of this city, who was sent from
here about three years ago to the Insane
Asylum at Lexington, died Friday last al
the institution.
} Rev. DR.. Rice of the Cold Spring M. E.
Church. opened war on Sunday sinners
during his sermon yesterday morning. He
IGSDeClllly dlulCo iClndl 40 vi Lu0 VeHQ.
ers Of Sunday morning papers and those
who patronize them.
Another strike was inaugurated at Swift.
Rolling-mill this morning The laborer.
, who have been working for 81 rs per day
demand 81 so. The proprietors will acceed
!, , to the demand and notified the men to 20
to work tomorrow morning.
The programme for the second Walden
I meyer concert to take place April 7th il
lust published and contains several yer,
|. choice orchestral numbers. Mr.. Harr,
,, stiles is the only soloist on the programm,
land among other selections will attemp
1.-THE vagabond." by Malley.
: The Mesher property on the east side o
!. Washington avenue, between Ringgold ant
: Harris streets, sold by the Master Com
: missioner this morning. was sold to G. W
!. | Robson at his bid OF $4 800. Mr.. Jake Fox
: the butcher, bought in the property nov
occupied by him on Monmouth street TO
! 1850.
. CHURCH OF THE IMMAcuLATE CONCEPTION
! Among the many attractive features il
I the celebration Of Easter at the variou,
|. Churches, there was none perhaps mor'
Z solemn or that attracted so much atten
: ton as the manner and becoming splendo
in which the Feast was celebrated at tn
L Church of the Immaculate Conception.
: The event, too, was especially attractive
> and made memorable to the congregation
e from the fact that the young priest, Rev
. James Kehoe, who was celebrating his frs
; mass was from his youth member, an,
}, grew up in their midst, until ordained il
the same old church last Sunday. lga
Yesterday at the church great contras
= rnuld ha ohoorvad hotunou tho oo1acrv, ~