The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-19
interfered somewhat with school work,
but the body of the scare is over.

but the body of the scare is over
SCHOOL BOARD PRocEEDINas.-The School
Board met in regular session last night, and
held long but uninteresting session. The
following business was manipulated:
The Committee on Claims report that the
salaries Of teachers and clerk are now due.
The salaries of Superintendent and jani-
tors will be due the last of the month.
Bills as follows allowed: Fred. Sauer,
kindlings. p0kers etc., s.; John Rath-
gems, S. IS; Charles Haungs, 50; john
Norris, 81; Henry Stein, painting, $6 rs;
Jacob Schlosser, for repairs, ETC., 81 %.
Dr. j. R. Brown rendered his resignation
as member of the Board. Not accepted.
The bond of 0. G. Brewer was received
accepted, with ]. P. Strauss and Jos.
Hughes as sureties
1t was suggested that the High School be
transferred from the First Ward, where 1t
has been for several years. to the Fourth
Ward, in order to utilize vacant room In
the Fourth Ward school building, and
give chance for new primary grade to be
created in the First Ward. Referred to
Committee On:Law.
sPRINQFIEI.D. a.
Deputy Sheriff Wood escorted Fred.
Gram to the Dayton Asylum on Thursday.
Annie Pixley in "Mliss, or the Child of
the Serras," on Wednesday. December
oath.
"Dice" Shannon has returned from his
professional trip with the "fakirs." "Dice"
says the East is no good.
Mrs. Chas Richards departed on Thurs
day for Ken ucky to spend several weeks
among rela ives and friends
Many of our merchants are making beau
tifnl holiday displays. That of Pierce, of
Market street, Is the most attractive yet
seen.
The Warder Veteran Grenadiers are max
ing preparations to favor the fremont in
habitants with the Drummer Boy" during
January.
The Press Association meet again on Sat-
urdav night New interest Is being taken
in this organization, and it now looks to be
fixed thing.
The funeral services of Mr.. Lathr0be Cole
man were held this Friday afternoon from
the Lagonda House. The remains were In
tered at Fernclff. 4
Uncle Reid has for several NIGHTS past
been deprived of the usual amount of ma
terial to make his place attractive. His
register, though. bespeaks numerously Of
tramps.
Something of human form hurled a
stone at q passenger train on the c. & G.
Road on Thursday evening when about
three miles from London. The SAME
mashed ont light, but luckily did no
further damage
A valuable rug stolen some two wears
since from the residence of Mrs. E. L. Ham,
lin of Schaefer street, was discovered in
the house of a neighbor on Thursday and
returned to its owner. ..-..
Professor w. H. o. Mera, poet and physi-
ologist. was run in bv Officer Croft on
Thursday for drunkenness. The Professor
was with us several weeks Since and intro
duced himself likewise. Among his bag
gage checked at the Station was a book of
poems, entitled '"rhe Wanderer," of which
he is the author.
-... DAYTON. KH.
The Phoenix Club give reception to
their friends tonight
The Good Templars offer an enticing
programme for tonight .r
The ladies Of the Bellevue NJ. T.. Church
invite the attention of Daytonians to their
fair. which will open next Monday night.
Mr.. Lamb. the butcher. has lost valua-
BILE ferret. ANY one finding it will please
call at the butcher shop, opposite the
scho0l-house
Everett Niles. arrested for stoning citl-
zen, has obtained change of venue 10
Squire Joering's Court, and will be tried at
5 p. III. to-day.
young German from Dayton, whose
name could not be ascertained was caught
between the Newport ferryb at and the
float last night and very dangerously hurt
Little Eddie, the four-year-old boy of
Mrs Ross, of Terrace avenue, swallowed a
tin whistle last night, and as it lodged in
his windppe serious results are feared. He
was taken to DR.. Dawson for treatment.
"Ten Nights in Bar-room" is almost
ready for the public. and stage rehearsal
will be held Monday night. Mr.. Matt.
LYONS is stage manager, and little Minnie
Woodward takes the character Of the
'drunkard's daugh,er."