The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DIR. Fl. A. LANGDoN, OF Columbus, has
been attacked with paralysis.
SOME OF our subscribers should read
the notice "Help your Carrier" twice.
SIG 12O IN SILVER was exchanged fol
fractional currency at the Assistant
Treasurer's office yesterday.
THEoDoRR Cook has sold eighteen
acres of land in Clifton, across the street
from Burnet Woods Park, to the Burnet
Woods Building Association for $102,
300.
AN OMNIBUS now connects at Milford
with the 1915 A. NJ. train on the L. M.
II. R., landing passengers in Batavia at
1890 p. M. and Williamsburg at L. NJ =,
returning same evening.
MR.. THOMAS j. CALLINAN, of Cincin.
natl, and Miss Mary G.. Sweeney, OF
Coal Grove, were married in Ironton, o.,
Thursday-Rev. d. O'Brien,, pastor OF
st. Lawrence Church, officiating.
THE city has commenced suit against
the Consolidated Street Railroad Com
pany to recover car licenses amounting
to $27, ,750 The number of cars on which
the license is sought to be recovered is
one hundred and live.
IT Is reported that Rabbi Isaac n
Wise, of the Plum-strest Temple, and
Miss Selma BOndi, daughter Of the late
DR.. James Bondi, who was for long
time editor of the Jewish Leader, will
be married in New York next Monday.
VICE GRAND CHANCELLOR HOFFMAN
requests all the Knights of Pythias of
Cincinnati to meet at Pythias Hall on
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock to make
arrangements to attend session ofNhe
Grand Lodge at Columbus on the oath Of
May.
THE Recorder has received for record
a new incorporation, to be known as the
Bald Hill Land and Building Associa-
tion, and bearing the names of j. @. A.
Chapman, Alex. Kennel, j. F. Stultz-
man, jr., Nathaniel McCrea and S. b.
Robb as incorporators. Capital stock
b2OO, 900, divided into $3.50 shares.
A TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB. recent
ly organized, with thirty-one members
at present, meets every Saturday night,
at 200 Vine street. The officers are
VIM. e. Martin, President; John Bur-
ton, Vice President; S. b. Curtis, Sec.
retary, and Albert Roberts, Treasurer.
The club is composed of young men, who
were once confirmed tipplers.
WILLIE PorTMAN, the six.year-old
son of Fred. Pottman, German garden
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near Keck's packing-house, on Spring
Grove avenue, was seriously injured by
a.train as he was crossing the track
near the Stock-yards on his way from
school yesterday. DR.. Richrath thinks
that his scull is slightly fractured.
JACK CONNOLLY and Jos. Welsh ap.
piled for something to eat at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bonner, of Seventh street,
and while the servant girl was in
the act Of preparing them something
the ungracious fellows skipped oil with
q $35 oYercoat, which was hanging in the
hail. Steve. Mead gobbled the boys, and
they are now laborlng under o sentence
OF 'Ihirty days and 500"
TOBIAS ROSENBERGER, a furniture Cal
driver, was arrested for injuring with
his wagon little Frank. Wersel, a
nephew of Lieutenant Wersel. Though
being warned against the attempt
he proceeded to drive through
a narrow alley running from Freeman
street, north of Belts street, and while
in the rear of 252 Belts the wheel of the
car caught young W ersel, squeezing him
against the WALL breaking his leg and
iniuring'him internally. The poor boy
is in fearful condition this morning.
Rosenberger will be tried on the charge
Of careless driving next Thursday MORN
Ing.
UNDER pretense Of wanting a tooth
pulled, yesterday, "Skipny" Hamilton,
who has just come out of the Peniten-
tiary, ana Nenry fully, went to DR..
Taylor's office, on John street, near
Clinton, and while alone in the
waiting room they pocketed a
case of dental instruments and made off.
Officers Sullivan and Mullen arrested
Them soon afterwards and found the
Instruments in their possession, besides
lot of burglars tools. They made
desperate resistance. On the charges
uf larceny, resisting officer, and having
burglars tools, the combined sentences
amount 10 sixty days and $3.50 fine
equal to one years Imprisonment each.