The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
Eahey, residing at the corner Of Calhoun

Fahey, residing at the corner of Calhoun
and Vine streets, who died very sud
denly about seven o'clock this morning.
From the testimony taken, it appeared
that the deceased was 16 years OF age
and subject at times to epileptic fits.
The jury's verdict was heart disease.
The County Examiners, in their re-
port, say "From comparison with the
actual collection of taxes by the Treas
urer with the amount OF the same
charged to him, we are satisfied
accounts us made up by the Auditor.
In February, 1878, the Treasurer was
charged with $l4 35 more, and in August,
1873, with SOL 10 less; in February, 1874,
with $3, ,465 81 more, and in August, 1874,
with ST., 496 50 less, than his own books
show he had collected. Whether these
discrepancies are caused by erroneous
calculations or objective data, we are
not prepared to say.
AN old lady, name unknown, was bad
ly injured night before last by tripping
on hose on Eighth street, west Of Cen
tral avenue. The hose mad been attached
to one of the street fire plugs and ex-
tended across the sidewalk into the yard
oil private entrance. There being no
light, and the ground exceedingly Slip
was violently thrown to the ground.
Some young men passing assisted her to
her home on John street. People who
show such carelessness should be made
to pay the penalty.
MR.WM. SCHALLER, the son of our we'll
known and popular brewer, Joseph
Schaller, met with singular and serious
accident on Wednesday evening. While
riding along Court street, near Wesleyan
avenue, in light spring wagon, and go
ing al pretty lively gait, he drove over
a rut caused by the Water-works em-
ployes in thaWing out pipes, and was
suddenly and violently thrown to the
ground. AT tirst, it was thought his back
was broken, but upon examination it
was found that his hip bone had been
misplaced. He is now considered out of
danger and improving. We hope soon
to see him Oh the streets again.
The County Examining Committee
bas reported that in their opinion the
County Commissioners have no right
to draw pay any time except the
days on which they attend meetings.
found that during the year ending Sep
tember I, 1874, Mr.. Safer attended 96
meetings, emitting him to 1854; Mr.. Huff,
93 meetings, emitting him to $372;
Mr.. Baumgardner, p meetings, en-
titling him to $2SS; and Mi. Martin, %
meetings, emitting him to 500. AS
Messrs. Safer and Huff have each drawn
during this year $1,24S, Mr.. Baumgard-
ner 500, and Mr.. Martin 1912, Mr. Safer
has been over paid $S6S, Mr.. Huff $3.50,
Mr.. Baumgardner $652, and Mr.. Martin
$2l2.
AMONG the arrivals at the Gibson
House are Sam'l Taylor and lady,
Springfield; VIM. X. Williams, New
York; Frank L. Parrett and wife, Miss
Florence Parrett, Miss Emma Parrett,
Miss Mary Goodwill, Miss Mary Martin.
John Eastman, Jos. l.. Parrett, and Jno.
b. Young, Georgetown, o.; J. J. Hood,
Murray, KY; j. ii. Lantz, Leipsic, O. !;
A. j. Bebout, Toledo; J. r. Whifton,
.Pittsburg; A. Il. Harper, Louisville, Ky;
Henry Asbury, Philadelphia; A. Brown,
Chicago; B. W. Robinson, st. Louis; 4.
j. Marsh, Portland; A. w. Harrington,
indianapolis. Grand HOTEL. B. Penn,
Georgetown, o.: Chas. f. Paine, New
Y York; Jacob Brown, city; d. M. Sawyer,
New York; FL. d. Newcomi,, Irontcn, o.;
Jas. Macarthur, Marietta, o.; G. Watson,
New York.