The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS,

Ool. Aleck Sands was serenaded last
night by the Seventh Ward Republican
Club
II d said that Colonel Wappenstein
viii be given a position in the United
0tates Secret Service.
The College OF Pharmacy will hold its
epMnencement exercises at Melodeon Hall
sa the l7th of March.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ferdinand Bod
nann took place this AFTERNOON from the
kmily residence on Mt. Auburn,
The new Corryville postal station has
bean located at the drug store of J. c. Wag-
hsr, northwest corner of Vine and CORY
Bkreets.
Fidel Bader, proprietor of the WASH
heton Platform, was hurt about the head
hst night by the falling of lamp in front
Il his premises.
A young man from Springfield had
Ais foot badly crushed yesterday by having
b caught between the bumpers of Short
Rne train at the depot in this city.
The Southern excursionists will larrive
here March 18th, and it is now proposed
that grand procession be gotten up in
their honor, to take place on the 18th.
Various Building Associations met at
Turner Hall last night and adopted resolu-
lions calling upon all associations in the
State to urge the passage Of Senate Bill No.
lo1.
The subscriptions to the fund to defray
ne expenses of the Southern Railroad
excursion amount now to $4,000, with
several wards and precincts to be heard
from.
ANT Auburn lady named Lewis had
her pocket-book stolen from her by boy
yesterday on Mcmillan street, near Au-
burn avenue. The young rascal made his
ssoape.
The Board of Officers of the Chamber
Of Commerce have adopted a resolution
Axing the weight of bushel of corn at
Hxty-eight pounds instead of seventy. The
xule goes into effect on Monday next.
The nine-year-old daughter Of John
fischbein, who resides on the Lower River
Road, near Mt. Echo, while going home
from school yesterday was pushed over an
smbankment and had her right arm
broken.
The Newsboys' Union yesterday passed
vote of thanks to the press, City Council
Col. A. E. Jones. Cincinnati Drum Corps,
r. J. Morris, Messrs. Epply, Estep &
Meyer and w. p Wiltsee, for various kind
Aesses in connection with the funeral of
The late R. M. Moore.
Late last night woman was noticed
aepositing bundle near the Enterprise
Carriage Works, corner of Sycamore street
and the Canal. After doing so she ran
away. The bundle was found to contain
boy baby, apparently but few days old.
The waif was taken to the Hammond.street
6tation-house.
The Taxpayers League held a meeting
last evening at College Hall, and recon-
mended the General Assembly to authorize
the Trustees to issue 100000 bonds or
TO lease grounds to the extent of an
annual rental not exceeding $4,000 per
year, for the purchase and placing in condi-
tion for use of lands for terminal facilities
said issue of bonds or use of credit for leas-
ing to require the sanction Of the Commits
Roners of the Sinking Fund. 1t is the
opinion of this League that the Trustees
should build the road from Boyces Station
b Chattanooga as speedily as can be done
consistent with economy.
The Night High School at the Second
intermediate School-house closed last
night Mr.. Fillmore, of the Board of Ex-
aminers, read the following list of the pu-
pi,s who had passed the examination and
received diplomas: Simon Greenfield
Thomas Barry, David Burtauger, Edwin
Long, g. Schiller, John springmeier, Ber-
Aard Harris, George Solomons Fred. Berg
meier, Elmer E. Lewis, Edward Dieust,
Milton Guttermann, c. Hogan, G. Murrey,
Edward ]. Tibbles, Albert Darlington,
Henry Klanke, John W. Lenimink, VIM.
Deutmeier, Harry Mains, Lizzie M. Eccles,
William Klein. Michael Kelly, Oscar E.
Schultz John H. 0tting, Frank A. Lamp
ing, R. J. H. Smith, Richard W. Clerke,
Aug. Nurenberger George Geyer, Max OPP
penheimer, George Keim, Alex. G. Hug,
Miss Mary Eymann, Mrs. E. s. Patticary,
Miss Lottie Wolfe.
Widows Home Bazaar.