The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Eighth-street Park will be opened
May 1st
The Board of Aldermen will meet next
Friday afternoon.
Robert Buchanan, well-known and
highly esteemed citizen, is lying danger
ously sick at his home in Clifton.
DR.. w. R. Amick is giving course of
free lectures before the Ladies' Health AS
sociation on "The Ear" on Wednesday af-
ternoons
The Lincoln Club have decided to lease
for term of years the property on the
southwest corner of Eighth and Race streets,
to be used as a club house.
A cigar-maker named Max. Hauser,
Living at No. 549 Walnut street, left home
on the Sth instant to go to Mannheim, in
Brown County, and has not been heard
from since.
Michael McNull, a carpenter fell from
the roof of u house, at the corner OF Seventh
and Freeman Streets yesterday afternoon
and was seriously hurt. lie was taken to
the Hospital
A roofer named Mcdonald, who lives
on Mt. Adams, fell from the roof of the
house No. 13G Charlotte street. where he
was at work, but strange to say, sustained
NO severe injuries.
In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday judgment was rendered against
Edward Purcell and Archbishop Purcell
for s., 093 S5 in favor of the Third National
Bank of Cincinnati
Jack Rooney, a prisoner at the Work
house succeeded in escaping from that in
stitution yesterday afternoon and has not
yet been recaptured. He has about six
months to serve yet.
A carload of five hundred hemlocks,
from anursery in the northern part of Ohio,
consigned to Spring Grove Cemetery, ar
rived and will be planted in different por-
tions of the Cemetery.
The last lecture of the Walnut Hills
course will be delivered by Prof. Wetherby,
of the Cincinnati University tomorrow
evening Subject: The Geology of the
North American Continent"
William B. Crawford, Young man on
his way from Baltimore to Texas, lost his
pocket-book ontaining his money, railroad
ticket and check just before reaching this
city last evening. He was given lodgings
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
Nellie Engel, five years DID, whose
parents reside at Wade and Plum streets,
disappeared very suddenly about o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and has not been
Been since. 1t is thought she may have
fallen in the canal and been drowned.
The Ecclesiastical Synod which will
select three names to be sent to the Pope of
Rome for his assistance in naming q. Coad-
jutor Bishop OF the Archdiocese of Gin
cinnati, will assemble in this city to-mor-
row.
A painter named II. Redel, living on
fourteenth street, between Plum and Cen
tral avenue, while painting house on Wal
mt Hills yesterday afternoon received Sc
we're injuries by falling from scaffod upon
which he was at work. He was taken 10
his home and medical aid summoned.
The case Of Brigel & Bobe, present as
signees OF the Weber Brewery, against Pau
& Starbuck, was argued before Squire Block
yesterday afternoon and taken under ad-
visement. The dispute is in regard to GER
tain papers and books which Messrs. Brigel
and Bobe had taken from the office of Mr.
Starbuck on a writ of replcvn.
AT the annual meeting of the Veteran
Association l. 0. O. F. at Eagle Hall night
before last the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected: President, Thos
Spooner; Vice President, Wm. Chidsey;
Secretary, VIM. NJ. Hubbell; Treasurer,
John Gould; Chaplain, Rev. w. P. STRAIT
ton. The annual banquet of the Veterans
takes place next Saturday evening at the
Gibson House.