The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-26
Building Permits.
McCony & Clark, to build three and a
Political Points.
The Republican voters of Precinct A,

mott on charge of threatening personal violence.
Wapnott, who drives a milk wagon, was arrested
later i'll the day by Officer Speckman. The case
will be tried before Squire Harris this evening.
Mr. J. E. Hawthorne, eldest sou of George Haw-
thorne Esq, OF York street and former we'll
known young gentleman of this city, died night
before last at his home in st. Louis. Mr.. George
Hawthorne and son, John K. Hawthorne left for
st. Louis this morning TO attend the funeral,
which takes place tomorrow.
The District Physicians Drs. R. A, Dameron and
B. Chambers We're appointed Quarantine Officers,
to take charge alternately, Of Walton station, on
the Short-line Road. at S. per day. The Fire De-
partment was directed to flush the cutters
thrC lhout the city, and the police to report all
| matters of nuisance coming to their knowledge.
The boys of the Department with several lengths
OF hose commenced flushing the guttes this
morning. They commenced operations at the
| head of Washington avenue ana Will worE west,
wardly to York street, flushing the streets and
alleys TO Harris thence from OvertOn west on
| Harris to the Licking. Res dents on the streets
named are requested TO pull the grass and weeds
that may be in the gutters and to make Tree use OF
! the broom.
| A special meeting of Council was held in the
! City Clerks Office last night. All the members
present and W. II. HarShorn in the chair. The
President stated the object OF the meeting, which,
| in sub .tauce, was the establishing OF Board OF
Ouaruntining against infected diStrCs s. After
| considerable useless talking, INDUCED in princl.
paly by Mr.. Wcingarlner, u resolution was Of
| ftrrd thar the Committee on Law be instructed to
| bring in an ordinance by next meeting 10 eStab-
lish n Board OF Health. The Mayor at this point,
| in a ftW but very emphatic remarks, stated that
unless Newport quaTuntincd against infected dis
| tricts Dr. Minor, OF Cincinnati, would Quarantine
| against Newport
LEXINGTON, Ky.
We take it all back Gus Meyers says he
will be elected, and there is no doubt
about it.
THE AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.-The Board
of Curators Of kentucky University met
in called session at Morrison College, Thurs
day afternoon, President J. 5. Sweeney in
the chair. The object of the meeting being
stated, petition from donors representing
about $G5, GOO, was read. The petition set
forth that the donors subscribed to the
Agricultural College Fund under the be-
lief that their subscriptions would be held
and administered mainly for the benefit
and use of the Agricultural College alone.
That having SO subscribed they are reuct.
ant to see ii removed That they are equit,
ably and morally entitled tosuCh part of the
estates of Ashland and Woodland, as theil
subscriptions to the real estate and build
ing fund represent. That because Of these
and other like considerations they respect
fully ask that the Board set Il part and cedt
to the State of Kentucky such part Of Ash
land and Woodland as equity and mora
right entitle us to ask, and to base an otfel
to the General Assembly for the permanent
location Of the A. and NJ. College within
our midst.
The petition was discussed at length, ant
a series Of resolutions were offered tender
ing the College to the State. Hon. NJ.
Johnson addressed the Board in ;
IL,