The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


HAvE you heard the story Of William Black,
Who drove car on the green-line track?
Well. his heart was light and his eye was bright
And he smole smile from morn to night.
Fill he met his affinity In her
That peak-nosed, goggle-eyed passenger.
hey fiirted as usual. then they were wed,
And peace from the merry ear-driver fed.
That woman's tongue on pivot was hung,
And freely in every direction swung,
me talked all the day and she talked in bed,
MI he finally wished that he were dead.
eohe laid his head on the railroad track
which finished the story of William Black.
There will be new iron bridge erected
svsr Gest street, on the N. & @. Railroad.
There was social social and supper given at
lie Walnut Hills NJ. E. Church last even
hg.
All of the variety dives that are run
aing without licenses will be closed Friday
night
A little three-year old girl named
Lena eraser fell from second story win
dow yesterday and sustained injuries from
he effects Of which she died.
The residence Of John Bosse, a dray-
man, residing on the West Fork Road,
shove Hameltown, was broke into and
robbed of lot of clothes and jewelry
hight before last.
Leonard Correvont, barber at 100
broadway, was rubbed yesterday of several
articles OF wearing apparel valued at $780,
They were stolen by his apprentice while
he tCorrevont) was attending funeral
1hs goods were recovered.
Mr.. Thomas Eckert, son of the late
Captain Eckert, of No. 235 Broadway. while
atspping from street car at the corner of
Harrison avenue and Bogen street, last eve
ming, slipped. and in falling the wheels of
the car passed over his left foot, crushing it
badly.
Mr.. J. E. Hockett, of the Western
Uni0n Telegraph Company, was last even
ing welded to Miss Emma Anderson,
daughter of Mr.. Edwin Anderson, the we'll
known architect residing at Winton Place.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. d.
II. Moore, of the Wesleyan College Mr..
and Mrs. Hockett left last night for an ex-
tended trip through the West.
The ladies and gentlemen interested in
associated charities met yesterday after
noon at the Children's Home, J. D. Cox in
the chair. After various details of bus
mess, R. B. Moore, Esq, President of the
Relief Union, was rendered the position of
Secretary. A committee was appointed to
at once organize the Eighth Ward accord
ing to the recently adopted system.
The Historical and Philosophical So
eiety 6 Ohio has elected the following
officers: President, M. F. Force; Vice
Presidents, s. Z. Wright and w. H. Mus
soy Corresponding Secretary, Robt. Clarke;
Recording Secretary, Julius Dexter; Treas
urer, 3. f. Bliss; Librarian, Miss E. H.
Appleton; Curators, Gustav Bruhl, J. D..
Caldwell, G. T. Davis, George Graham and
II. A. Rattermann.
The following Jury has been obtained
in the case of George Price. charged with
the murder of Willie Black: James Apple.
gate, Daniel P. Stout w. A. Pritchard,
George Crane, John Williams (colored),
David H. Levi, S. W. Rittenhouse, Amor
Ross, Ralph c. McCracken, Caleb Furch-
bough, w. H. Adams and VIM. Schlueter.
The Jury was sworn this morning and the
examination Of witnesses commenced.