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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856<br />
Abstracts 203 - 211<br />
Burglaries (Cont'd)<br />
203 - L Nov. 28: 1/4 - Anabel Lamartine was held in bail in the sum<br />
of $500 yesterday for his appearance at the court of common pleas. He<br />
is charged with breaking into a shop and stealing tools. (1)<br />
204 - L Dec. 9: 1/4 - The shop of William Austin, a shoemaker on Graham st.,<br />
was broken into on Dec. 7, and about $30 worth of shoes stolen. (2)<br />
BUSINESS EDUCATION. See Education - Commercial<br />
BUS & STAGE LINES<br />
205 - L Jan. 15: 1/4 - H. S. Stevens of the City Omnibus line has a new<br />
carriage built for the convenience of citizens. It is capable of accomodating<br />
six persons. The charge is 25¢' to any part of the city. (2)<br />
206 - L Apr. 28:3/2 - In a letter to the editor, "A Traveler" says:<br />
An error having disagreeable consequences occurred at 'in eating-house In<br />
Cleveland. After traveling all night on a bus, the passengers stopped<br />
here to eat breakfast, being assured that the bus would not leave before<br />
eight a. m. However, at five minutes of eight, the passengers were told<br />
the bus had gone.<br />
This error should be called to the attention of the bus company, as<br />
it meant loss of time to the travelers, and possibly the loss of their<br />
ba2gage. (4)<br />
207 - L Nov. 4: 1/4 - H. S. Stevens, Esq., proprietor of the Ci tj<br />
Omnibus lines, has, with others, secured the contract for staging<br />
on the Tehuantepec route, for the coming five years.<br />
"We wish, for Mr. Stevens and his associates, that they find their<br />
enterprise as profitl'lble as they desire." (2)<br />
208 - L Dec. 31: 1/4 - All persons desiring the service of the City Omnibus<br />
line to convey their daughters to and from the seminary are notified in<br />
pursuance of an arrangement between the seminary and the Cit) Omnibus co.<br />
that after this date the fare for each term will be required in advance,<br />
and for which a season ticket will be issued. (3)<br />
BUTCHERS<br />
209 - L May 7:3/2 - At the city council meeting last night W. Jenkins<br />
was granted a license to operate a meat market. (1)<br />
210 - L Sept. 3:3/2 - At the city council meeting last night a<br />
license to keep a meat market on Ontario st. WClS granted W. Probert. (i)<br />
211 - L Oct. 29:3/2 - At the city council meeting last night jost'ph<br />
Howe was granted a license to keep a meat market on the corner of Pearl<br />
and Detroit st. (2)<br />
See also Packing Industry
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