The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11

Hawlev, lot rs by $50 feet ON the east side
of Bullock street, 80 feet south Of Fourth;
s., ,000
Samuel R. Hawley and wife to Laura A.
Van Dyke, same property; $3.50.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Latta to Griffin r.
Latta, part of lot of land in Kennar's addi-
ti0n to Ludlow, bounded east by George
street, south by Elm, west by Butler, north
by line across said lot 36l feet from
George street, 81 and other considerations
quitclaim deed.
BAD Boys OF THE BoARD.-Last night
while the enchanting strains OF Prof
Shafer's band was floating out on the gentle
breeze at Riddles Garden, Ida Morgan
tainted. OF course that caused excitement
for few minutes in that part of the Gar
den, and among certain sex. While in
another part OF the Garden might have been
seen two members Of the School Board, one
from the Seventh Ward and one from the
Fifth. The member from the Seventh was
against the High School and the Fifth
Warder was for it. A dispute arose be-
tween the two, when the man from the Sew
enth accused his colleague Of voting against
the wishes uf his constituents. This caused
the Fifth Warder to say, "d-n the people.
| represent the Ward in person." or words
to that effect. The lie fell from the other
side, and adjectives and epithets that would
have been decided parliamentary iii u
School Board meeting, and words that
Webster didn't know how to spell came
from their lips in manner that caused
them to clinch. Blue blood, hair, human
gore and wind was split in lively manner,
until friends interfered and separated them.
The Fifth Ward man called his colleague a
son Of ID, which he will be compelled to
oil b., l,,, Ia urill lnf yla
from the bloody belt of his gigantic cotem-
porary.
Mr.. Hallam, from the Second Ward, drew
attention of the Council last night to the
abuse of privilege INDUCED in by the mem
bers under the plea of explaining their
votes" AS the roll was called on a ques-
ton OF adjournment, question which
every tyro in parliamentary law knows is
not debatablc, egch member proceeded to
DEBATE the question of adjournment. Mr..
Hallam rose to point of order, and insist
ed that the question was not debatablc.
President Trantor explained that the
members were only explaining their votes" :"
and Mr.. Hallam was forced to yield to the
nuisance. The nuisance will yield in time
TO good sense, however, if reasonable effort
is made.
NEWPORT.
Thermometer 80 in the shade at O. clock
yesterday.
Harry Smith, VIM. Air, Jr., and Robert
s. Gould leave tomorrow for Kelly's
Island.
The house of Henry Brushman, on Ann
street, was burglarized Wednesday night Of
articles amounting to So
Mr.. Gus Haltzhauer is about to erect a
three-story brick building on the southeast
corner of Tibbatts and Monmouth streets,
the lower portion to be used as drug store.
The funeral of Mrs. David Page, who
died suddenly yesterday morning, will take
place tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock,
from her late residence, p Southgate
street.
MAYORS CoURT.-George Cline, Peter
Peck and Charles Ref were fined 81 and
costs each for raising disturbance in the
neighborhood OF Monmouth and Ringgold
streets.
The body of VIM. Z. Stewart, which was
found in the river night before last, was
brought to the home OF his sister, Mrs. Sa-
rah f. Westboy, on Central avenue, last
evening.
Freight traffic over the Short Line is un-
precedented. Seventy cars loaded with
grain arrived from the South this morning.
The passenger travel is also increasing, espe.
cially from the South.
Lizzie Rice filed suit in the Chancery
Court yesterday for divorce from her hus.
band, Charles w. Rice, on the ground of
abandonment. The couple have been mar
ried about two years.
Mrs. Amanda Hawley, residing on Madi-
son street, near Isabella, was overcome by
the heat yesterday noon and fell heavily to
the pavement She was carried to her home
and medical aid summoned.
A fishing party consisting of John Teters.
Henry Green, Henry Eyer, Chris.
Hohmeis!er and Harry Fercnaugh left
Monday Via. Shanks' mare for Five Mile
Creek where they arrived yesterday, and
set their camp.
Adam Gabe, an old timer, was taken in
last night for being drunk and dsorderly.
Mayor HaTtom fined him SO and costs this
morning, but afterwards remitted the fine
on the old chap promising to 20 to the Sol
diers' Home The Court allowed him twen-
ty-four hours to pack his kit
SALE OF THE DUMMY LINE.--The sale of
the Dayton Dummy Line was consum-
mated Yesterday in this city. Mr.. John
Cline was the purchaser, and the sum paid
is said to be $50 900 We understand that
Captain Bill Air and Samuel Cummins are
also interested in the purchase.
Mrs. ]. X. Stone and sister-in-law, Mrs.
]. b. Locke, Jr., Of Newport, KY, have
gone on a visit to their sister, Mrs. Isaac
HOrner, now a resident of Indiana, after
which they go to Putin Bay to enjoy the
Lake breczes during the hot weather; re-
turning by way of Niagara Falls.
The attractive and fascinating widow,
Mrs. Florence NJ. NJ. Close, formerly of
Newport, KY, to the modification of her
many admirers has committed matrimony.
and will be known hereafter as Mrs. DIR. +.
L. Bardeen, of Rochester, N. Y. The happy
event took place at Durand, Illinois, Tues
day evening, July Sth, at ST. Marks
Church.
Mrs. Schwartz, wife of the taller, has
been missing various articles OF clothing for
some time past and until this morning was
unable to trace their whereabouts. Officer
Flynn and the Jailer had occasion
to search several of the cells to-day, and
were successful in finding the various arti-
cles missing slowed away on the top of one
of the cells. A hole through the ceiling of
the second floor, and Immediately over the
jail was the place where the clothing was
hauled through.
WATER-woRKs TRUsTEEs.-The Board of
Trustees of the Water-works met in regular
session last night and transacted the follow
ing business:
Claims amounting to 81, ,735were allowed.
The Superintendent was directed to lay
four-nch main in Dayton street, between
Ringgold and Harris streets
A Committee of the Board of Councilmen
appeared before the Trustees and requested
that q line of pipe be laid in Williamson