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within your committee would recommend the ac-
ceptance of the offer if the Sl60 is paid within six
days from this date. D, G. CoLLINs
"W Il. AsHBRooK,
ctnI.r a AlIn.rI.r
COMMITTEE on Ways and Means.

"COmmittee on ways and Means
Report concurred in, and the Clerk instructed
Ito notify Mr.. Cooper of the action OF Council.
An ordinance was presented and passed for tn e
improvement Of the alley by grading and paving
between Fourth and Fifth streets, and extending
from Johnston street westwardy to the first alley
east of Main street.
An ordinance was passed for the improvement
of the alley by grazing, filling and paving, first
west of johnson street, and extending from Fourth
to Fifth streets.
An ordinance was passed fortthe repairing OF the
first alley west of Madison street, to Sixth street,
to the first alley north of.Sixth street:
An ordinance was passed for the improvement
of Orchard street by paving and grading between
the west curb line OF Holman street to the easi hne
OF Locust street.
| An ordinance was passed for the improvement
of Nancy street by grading from Patton to south
line of Powell street.
| OF Wood street. by paving and grading, between
Pleasant alley and the first alley north OF Martin
| street.
| An ordinance was presented and Passed for the
repairing of the alley first south of Fourth street.
| and extending weswardly from the west curb
line of Russell street 2l2 feet westwardly, to the
end of the old pavement
An ordinance was presented and passed for the
improvement of Bullock street, by grading, IRON
Eleventh to Twelfthstreets.
An ordinance was presented and passed for the
| improvement of Fisk street, by grading from the
south line of Twelfth street to the north line OF
Watkins street.
The Committee on Internal Improvements re-
ported in favor of donating 500 towards airing
| the River Road, from the corporation line OF Gov
ington to the corporation line OF LudloW
Report concurred in.
Same Committee reported in favor of allowing
| Anton Weber S75 b. Tabbin 500, M. O'Hara $40
| and Mrs. Middendorf SO, for damages to theil
property by overflow of water.
1 Report concurred in and allowances made.
| The coffee-house license OF August Bauerline
was transferred to Nicholas Christ.
A communication was presented from Anton
Willenbrink, Jaier, stating that he had been re
fused the of the ctys coal for jail purposes BY
| the President OF the Council stating further thai
| it had been the custom for number OF years FOL
the city to supply the Jailer with coal for jail pur
poses He asked Council to revoke the order o.
| the President of Council.
| Referred to Committee on Law and City Attor
ney to report at next meeting of Council.
The Committee on Claims report in favor O.
| allowing the claim OF T.. Finley amounting Il
SSl 10, less $40
4 Report concurred in.
The Committee ON Claims report in favor of al
\ lowing the claim of John Hassemeier, amountin,
to S47 81 for lumber, &C., for making election
4 chutes.
Report concuwed in.
4 Upon motion Council adjourned to next Thurs
I day evening. JOS HERMES,
Chairman of Committee on Printing.
Attest: GEO. FL. DAWSON. City Clerk.
WEST COv1NGTON. Ky.
The Bell Society will give social Thurs
day evening" 18th, at the well known resi-
dehce of Mr.. Eaton. All are cordially in
vited, but remember we will go home be
fore morning.
NEWPORT.
Special meeting of School Board tonigh
at the Ringgold-street School-house.
Some unscrupulous scamps made tota
wreck Of A. c. Raipe's real estate signs Sat
urday night
Joe Riggle and Pat. Day. the former S
and costs and the latter $5 and costs. Boil
drunk and disorderly.
The funeral of the late Fred Banderman
| Sr., was largely attended by the Odd-fellow
and his numerous friends yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Stein and his charming young
bride, nee Miss Holt, arrived home Satur
day night from Philadelphia where thei
wedding took place.
The gold watch presented to St. Stephen
| Church will be ratfied off at the fair th
evening. 1t was given by John G. Dueber
Esq, and is valued at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. N E. DAILY, of York street
will shortly remove to Jeffersonville, Ind.
to make their home with their son, r. DAILY
editor of the Jacksonville News.
shotwell Rolf, aged ten, who resides a
No. 167 Washington avenue, was impalec
on fence yesterday, one of the pickets
catching him under the chin, in which con
dition he hung for some time. His injuries
are not thought to be. serious.
| SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-Mat. Kramer,
farmer living at Four Mile, met with very
serious accident this morning. He reached
the city at an early hour with wagon load
of truck, and before 8 o'clock was drunk
clean through. While in this condition he
/ was helped on his wagon, and, when cross
| ing the gutter at Harris and Isabel
| la streets, was joltsd off. The hind
| wheel Of the vehicle passed over his head
shaving off the right ear, cutting very
| severe cash over the right eye and tearing
\ up from the street in an insensible con
dition, and it was for time thought
i that he was dead Messengers were
dispatched in every direction for physi
clans, and in less than ten minutes four
were on the spot; also two midwives came
rushing to the scene, willing to render all
| the assistance possible. After the wounds
! were dressed he was placed i'm the wagon
and aphysican accompanied him home.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
| Yesterday was the dedication day of the
! new German Catholic Cemetery. The cere-
| mony was very impressive Several thou
| sand people were present to witness the pro-
ceedings. Captain Henry Hawkins Seventh
Regiment and the Continental Bands fur
nished some excellent music. There were
several of the orders in full uniform, which
did great honor to the occasion, as our boys
always do.
In the Police Court they suffered as fol
lows: Chris. Harris, obscene language,
Sc 65; George Girdle, disorderly behavior,
Sc so; Westley Byers, disorderly, 81 95;
James McManpa, disordery, $5 80; same,
assault and battery, S4 80; Eugene Schrouf,
drunk, $5 35; Kate Harrington, So 80 and
5 days in Station honse; John Sullivan,
drunk and disorderly, S. 50 and 10 days;
Daniel Hocler, assault and battery, So 95.
CALIFORNIA o.