The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
MOTHER sprinkle this morning.
MAY 8

ANOTHER sprinkle this morning.
THE Legislature adjourns Monday.
CUMMINsvILLE is to have water mains
Immediately.
THE Kemper Lane Bridge is not to be
rebuilt just yet.
FREE readiDg.room and library at No.
200 Nlne street.
The city advertising is to 60 to the
lowest and best bidder.
MR.. F. THOMPSON is the duly elected
Councilman in the Second Ward.
The Street Railroad Company are to
resume running cars on Freeman, York
and Coleman streets.
A NEW schedule has been proposed
which cuts down the fees OF the City
Sealer about fifty per cent.
Two Janitors Of the City Building and
an Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms of Coun-
Oil will be appointed Monday.
The restaurauteurs Of the Geological
Garden object to being torcibly elected,
and an injunction has been granted.
Mr.. j. WEBB, JR,, has purchased the
property on the northeast corner of
Eighth ana Race streets, and Will soon
erect handsome store thereon.
HENRY LoCHMAN, aged twenty years,
OF No. 226 Walnut street and recently
employed with Mitchell & Rammels-
berg, has been missing since last Satur-
day evening.
1T Is proposed to do away with the
ONCE OF Wharf Registrar, and let the
hartmaster collect the rents. A spe-
cial Committee of Council will report on
1t at the next meeting.
THR Spring Grove Cemetery Associa-
tion warns you not to ride on any road
on which the Cemetery abuts, faster
than six miles an hour, nor to shoot
WITHIN two hundred yards of the same.
THE residence OF Henry Wessner, No.
" Green street, was entered by sneak
thief last evening and robbed of $75 in
silver, two $100 deposit notes on the ST..
Bernard Catholic Church, and two gold
pieces, half and quarter eagle.
JAMES DoHERTY and NJ. Burns have
received the Contract to improve Thomas
street, from Spring Grove avenue to the
Cincinnati Il Baltimore Railroad, and
MIR. Burns TO improve Strafer street,
from Columbia avenue to Goodman
street.
The following note. written In Ger
man, was found last night attached to
an umbrella handle which had been
planted near the canal somewhere along
Brown street: II have just come from
the Work.house. l am going into the
canal. l.. H."
COUNCILMAN LoDER offered an ordi.
nance last evening which provides for
the keeping OF book in the American
Exchange National Bank, OF New York,
for tue registry OF city bonds, and, for a
duplicate book i'll the City Auditors 8
ntt1rn has
CHARLEY YOUNG, through whose es.
cape from jail an Indictment has been
found against Sheriff Wallace, was ac-
quilted in Philadelphia of the charge OF
the murder Of Professor Cato. There
are two more indictments against
Young, ana he Is not convicted lie will
be brought here tor trial for illegal vot.
ing.
THE Eureka Society has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, Charles Hirschland; Vice
President, Lewis G. Bernard; Treas
ursr, b. Freiberg; Recording Secretary,
Leo Loeb; Financial Secretary, e. T.
Moers; Managers, Isidore FIeiberg and
Henry Wallenstein; Trustees, julius
Freiberg, Henry Marks, A. Wise ana
Aaron Kahn; Sage Manager, l. ii.
Levy.
THIS is printed for the Information OF
sportsmen: According to Section OF
the law passed April II, 1876, it is sun
lawful for amy person, at any time, or in
any place, to catch, kill or lnjure, or to
pursue with such intent, any quail or
prairie chicken, until November 10, 1877
and it shall be unlawful for any person
to catch, Kill or injure, or pursue with
such intent, any quail or Virginia par
fridge between The 1st OF January and
the 1st OF November, inclusive, or any
wild turkey between January 10 and
November l inclusive"
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