The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

MR.. SAMUEL WEIs, of Cheviot, who
was beaten by highwaymen recently, is
In dangerous condition.
THE Dayton Short-line office at No.
200 West Fourth street will be removed
tomorrow to Delaware, Ohio.
FREDERICK GLASS, jeweler on Liberty
street, has been Yictimized by a young
man who came the ''grab' game on him
yesterday.
AN effort is being made to induce the
B. z. W. to reconsider their determina-
ton to charge for water furnished chari-
liable institutions.
THE "Monte Granle Gold Mining Com
pany" have passed resolutions of re-
spect to the memory of their late Presi-
dent, Ezra G. Leonard.
FKANz MULLER, a laborer, fell into the
ice cellar OF Apple & Co.'s pork-house,
on Central avenue near Dayton street,
yesterday. He was badly injured.
A BREWER named Engle, in the en-
ers, fell through the Liberty street Ca
nal bridge night before last and was
badly injured.
THE fees collected in Judge Matson's
Court for the quarter ending Nov. s,
the expenses Of the office there remains
in the Fee Fund the sum of 81, ,005 u.
FREDERICKA SCHULTZ, the woman
who, as mentioned yesterday in our col
nmns, escaped from the Lunatic Asylum
on Wednesday evening, was found this
morning by Officer Metz and taken to
Bremen-street Station-hOuse.
YESTERDAY evening as E. W. jackson,
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at 113 Vine street, for short time, some
scoundrel entered the premises and stole
nine quails which jackson had bought
that afternoon to take home to his FAM
lily. No clue to the thief.
VIM. KoEHLER, young man, who is a
printer by profession ana lives on Hop
kins street, cut himself severely in the
right arm yesterday at noon. The knife
with which he cut himself severed the
main artery, and it took some time be.
fore the blood could be checked.
DANIEL ToRRENCE, President, and
John King, Vice President, of the Balti
more Il OHIO Railroad, have been ap.
pointed receivers of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Road, at the instance OF Robert
Garnet Il Sons, OF Baltimore, who hold
the second mortgage bonds Of the o. &
NJ. Road.
ANDREAs BENDoRF appeared before
Squire Schwab yesterday evening
charged by his wife with living In adui.
terry with certain Miss Smith. The
defendant, an elderly gentleman, ex-
buses his otfense by claiming that his
Wife's children were a nuisance to him
He was bound over to the Grand Jury
in the sum of $500.
AN inquest was held this morning or
the body Of Charles linn, who died some
days ago at his home oil
Poplar street and Dalton avenue
DR.. Schmuck, who made ou
the death return, stated tina
be did not know what was his sick
ness, and on this account an inquest was
held. The jury rendered verdict oi
death from general debility.
AT the meeting of the Board Of Coun
cilmen last night the following resolu
tions to contract were adopted: Witt
Eugene Buckley, for improvement 0
College alley from Webster street tt
Liberty street; r. E. Smith, for improve
juent of Pine alley from Washington
Park to Fourteenth street; John f
Coughlin, 1or Improvement oil Schoo
alley from John street west to school
house; Robert E. Smith, for improve
mept OF Stitts alley from Park street tc
Anderson alley; Fred. Dankel, Jr.,
Co., for repairing tue streets and ways
Of the Eleventh District; Samuel
Brown, for coal for use OF Water-works
Department.