The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-24
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

a x.mxs sweet with delicate feet
FtIppng the fair fields over,
What do you seek by the gugllng creek
,<,1bv Mister :" she said, "you don't know beans!
IN satherin' yaller dock for green's"
Mr.. Rose, of Chester Park, has pre-
s.nted the 10000 with a pair of Bona
partes Gulls.
The forty-fourth annual report of the
Young Mems Mercantile Library is ready
Tor circulation.
The Directors of the Mercantile Ii
hrary will hereafter hold their regular
meetings on Friday at p. m.
A game of football between the Hughes
md Woodward "boys" takes place to-mor-
row afternoon at the Ball Park.
Mr.. Charles Webster, a traveller from
New York, was taken to the Hospital last
night suffering from the erysipelas.
A horse attached to a spring wagon
nn away on upper Race street last even
ing, badly bruising itself and smashing up
the wagon.
Mr.. Will. Noble, the artist, who is at
the Cincinnati Hospital, and supposed to
be in the last stages of consumption, is get
ting along finely at present.
Henry Reardon had his leg broken
shove the ankle yesterday afternoon at the
Marietta & Cincinnati freight-yards, by @
piece Of pig-iron falling on it.
Lindley M, young son of Morris Fl
epillard, E1-Councilman from the Twenty
fifth Ward, while running along the street
Tuesday evening" fell and broke his collar
bone.
An old man named Mr.. james Black
oil, formerly Canal Collector and an init
mate friend of the late Judge Storer, wa
taken to the Hospital last evening suffer
ing from paralytic stroke.
Next Saturday morning the twenty
nfth anniversary of the installation OF DR.
Isaac N. Wise as Rabbi Of the Hebrew
Temple will be celebrated at the Jewisl
Synagogue, corner Of Eighth and Plum
streets
John Seaman, who was accused b,
Kate Conn of entering her room at nigh
and attempting to outrage her, full partic
ulars of which were given in Tuesday
SrAR, was examined before Magistrat
yesterday, and bound over in the sum O
5000 to appear before the Grand Jury.
Mr.. ii. S. Thornton, late Examinin.
Clerk of the Money Order Department o
the Cincinnati Post-office, has been pro
NOTED to the position of Superintendent o
that department. in the place of Johr
critchell, and C. W. Williamson, of the
Registry Department, has been appointed
Examiner, in place of Mr.. Thornton.
1t is understood that number of ex
policemen have retained lawyer for The
purpose of ascertaining whether or not they
can collect the sum their wages would have
amounted to if they had not been dis
charged They claim that they were dis
missed without trial, which they were
entitled to according to the rules governing
the Board of Police Commissioners.
The sale of seats for the Xylanthra K
Toubadoprs commenced at John Church &
Co.'S music store at o'clock this morning,
snd within an hour and half eight hun
dred seats were sold, while over hundred
persons were standing in line waiting for
their turn. The fifty or sixty boys, who
waited in the alley for nearly two days and
nights for the opening OF the sale, were
waited ON first and relieved
A petition was filed yesterday in the
Common Pleas Court by Joseph Bohnert
against John B. Bobe, George Jacobs ant
others, partnership known as''the Roman
Catholic St. Georges Church." to recover
the amount of three certificates OF deposit
the first for $3.50 with per cent. interes
from August Sd, 1878; the second for $4Oo
with S per cent from April 1st, 1879, ant
the third for So, 900 with per cent. from
March 2Sth, 1879. Total amount $3.50