The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

wss at first offered for -
benefit of the Coed Templars, but that q
was declined because Il was 'theatR
play" and because that Lodge did not wM9
to be regarded - pauperx James -
nounces that the show will b grand saS
cess all the Same.
In s lengthy communication iron Ma
John Evans regarding the suit bro0gh4
against him and Judge Skilibeck and 'SqaiD
Clark, by Mr.. John Trapp. - herstofom
published, Mr.. Evans explains that he sua4
Mr. Trapp for wages due him for breaking
rock. The suit was brought before '6qulD
Joering, but on the assertion thatTrapp -
Joering's security, 1t was tried BY 'SquiD
Clark. who gave Evans judgment for -
The following Is the cast Of charactsu Il
the drama, "Ten Nights in Bar-room. -
be produced at Huesman's Hall to-m0usu
night: t"+
Simon slads, takes things easy Mr.. Henry Darn
Mr.. Roman. The truly good" Mr.: h J. 0os1
Harvey Green, zone Of the boys" -nr. Matt Laca
'"N ''' ' MT. Frank wh..tsa
Willie Hammond. asport NJ NJ Cha. Aa..
PH Mla siaas. the SsifespeT: siie.. IN
Mis- Carris Woodvsra
Mrs. Morgan, the drunkardS wife; .,.,
Mss1tsSls ssSs11,c Cartwright tn. Bell. 4 e., s.. ,,.
Minnie Morgan. the druntard's -
Little Minnie Weodvao
AELLEvUR H.
Knights Of Honor meet tonight
Mr.. Will Anspaugh has resumed vstA
again.
Rheumatism is quite prevalent anoe1
our people, and st. Jacobs OH 10 selling
lively.
Little Howard Setter, the youngest -
but one of Mr.. Joseph Setter, II improvila
| from his recent severe illnosA
Rumor has 1t that wedding will shortly
take place between young man ef Dag.
ton and young lady of Bellevue
Being informed that Charles Haussma.
the barber, wanted to sss 6rAR repertsS
we ushered ourself into that young mai6
presence. Charles asked Us II We kns9
anything Of the item in the Newport nevy
stating that young man in business hs1
shot at his father. Wereplied no. CharlD
weht on to say that he being the oaly
young person In business on Fairfield ave-
nue, Uo tuOuSHt Luc itcul IclohIoV " uAAss
He asked us to state for him that no shoCe.
ing took place between him or his fatlAR
on the evening referred to. Charles furt3sR
stated that the information given the =.
porter is by person in DaN
ton, Just whom he does n
know, but proposes finding out g.
also proposes to make the newspaper W.
shall mention his name as doing tho shese
ing prove it. We personally know ChaxlnA
and will state cheerfully that during -
evening Of this week he has not been 90
ried away with fire-water. Charles 10 mqDs
ried, and himself, wife and child live ~
themselves. His father and other memholo
of the family reside two houses aboVA
Charles informed us that the best Of fedAp
ing prevails between himself and -
parents, and also told Us of his fathsg
making him present . short time - q
some valuable property in Indiana
LUDLOW. Kr.
Mr., William M. Sanders and Min Hatt3s
Hamill were married on "Wednesday even.
| ing last, at the residence of the bridGss
parents in Ludlow, Rev. n. D. A. 8tssn
officiating. .t g.
Rev. M. D. A. Steen, pastor Of tho Pre-
t byterian Church in Ludlow, during II
year 1879, preached l03 sermons dslivessd
A addresses, solemnized marriags4 =
|, |, tended IL funerals, baptized IA persons and
! received 13 into the commu nion ol Il
church.
WEST COvlNGFOE.
Mr.. Bezenah, Of the River Road, i Gttilu
up lighter barge for Messra Secl0r b ca,
. Of Cincinnati, to ship . load Of bussisI
South.
Mr.. Rob. Ware and the Rev. Th9am
Ware, of Cold Springs. KY, arc spending 4
j day or two with their friends In West CO..
; ington.