The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BHEVIT1ES.
PROSPECTS for an average spring after
all. 1
1T Is stated that Miss Julia Rive In.
tends to make Chicago her permanent
home.
PROJECT is on foot to establish an
other line of ferry boats between this city |
ana Ludlow.
RICHARD P. WOODRUFF, OF Columbus,
Ohio, has been admitted to PRACTICE in |
the United States Courts. .H..s
THE funeral OF s. ii. Biaelow, the VIC
tim OF the Glendale railroad collision,
took place at O'clock this afternoon.
THE square on Elm street between
Elder and Flndlay Is almost entirely
blockaded with building material. Po-
hoei
THE store OF L. Newburgor q Bro,
No. 81 West Fourth street, has baen
visited by thieves, and lot OF cigars
stolen.
THE Chamber of Commerce has fixed
the standard weight OF ear corn at sixty
eight pounds per bushel, to take effect
March IA.
Miss MARIA MITCHELL, Professor OF
Astronomy at Vassar College, has been
engaged to deliver lecture within
lew weeks.
THE City Solicitor holds that the right
TO levy car license exists as police
regulation, just as in cases of hacks,
ommbuses and ferries.
The little two-year old daughter OF
Thomas Biggs, Of Cooper street, Twenty
fifth Ward, was burned severely yester-
day by approaching toe. near the CRATE.
A CHICAGO lawyer named Bissel is
now engaged in organizing, in this city,
a Joint stock company with capital of
$4,000 to furnish abstracts of titles to
real estate.
', MARTIN WHELAN'S face will be seen
no more at the gate OF Spring Grove
Cemetery. On account Of i'll health he
has purchased farm and retired from
his old post.
ANY person desiring a free ride can
have the wish gratifed at the Mt. Adams
Inclined Plane Railway. A formal
opening of the pleasure grounds will
take place in May.
MR.. b. F. PRICE, Treasurer of the sun
Gle Tom" Comedy Company, suddenly
disappeared last Monday night, taking
with him about $50, the proceeds of that
evenings entertainment.
The Illuminated clock owned by the
lCity is to be placed upon the Carlisle
Building tower corner of Fourth and
Walnut, so that it can be observed for
long distances and in any direction.
TIE German Pioneer Association met
in regular monthly session last even
Ing. Ten new members were accepted.
The Society proposes to give a grand
picnic at 1nwood Park on the 30th of
May.
An a.;no,oe+ ,;oh+of +ho taoohors
~ s,,oJ"n s',,os - nnn,notod .vtta ~
.ShosS VIZ ntn"1, pnoot,n.; $500 ".n 'u
.,Daa Sooided ~ y bave t%a yv AaM annna, njn,ic
at Huntjs Grove on tha iast satnrfav oY
May.
THE State Street Church Aid Associa-
tion. after fl eely discussing The question
whether they Should place themselves
under the control OF any one denomina-
tion, have decided by over two-third
vote to remain free and independent.
~
W.T. A. "iNsnoM, ., WY ;.l n"I 70 o1Tn Tn;.oa toa
States Court, has resigned his position,
and will enter mercantile life with Mr..
John Cinnamon, the commission mer-
ohant His place will be filled by Mr..
Broadwel. -.
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,.GENERAL GODFREY WElIzEL is prom,
ets nt;o rnr5 ,.,,,h tia =, oa 80 ~
nsLeee in GonneSoioh "a WIN p;InS snT HIy ~
Lne o9aru VI 9ou.netn ma hainoau
ssss; 40 unuSi soSVI ~ snat ntnrn nu1. III, ~
sonu r hvn, ,rao oenas hia soioclion al I "'
Mueens cu ond 1ohn K;,ro,,r
IN, IoonH, ,u',,nn .ha;r nr;vota toiaaEo, III
naye connooseu snell pai'a.e pa tt Jpn
wires WIZ 1no ahaaruotn ti1 o,vSG nS :. u, ~
tne NV: LoohouC ousei sa.oay' an, anu :. LIS -
ID contem piati4m W ,eonnec. th9 IVY
INES Win lhe rle pepai'inens s. n,, t,sas meaa-
quarters on Hsn s.lees, aiter wnlcn
All Inc pens wiz De souuaeo az eAaca
Lime as taken w hioi' oAaiA a. 'ne W.
eervatory.
Tur Perrin G. t3afF Manufacturinp Com.
nanv an assoctation organized far the
II hardware. filed its PAPERS with the
I,naa.ao, 80 tonaov rpi,ot 10 o;toI - 81