The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
Real Estate Transfers,

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
Joseph Longworth to James P. Gay, 10
years lease of 60 by 100 feet, on the north
side of Sixth street, being Lots 25, 26 and Y
of Samuel Hubbard's subdivision, Deer
creek; annual rent, 800; privilege OF pur-
chase at $4,000
Learner B. Harrison to Wm. Hooper, I'M
divided one-half of so by 96 feet, on the
northeast corner of Vine and Baker streets;
81 and exchange of property.
Administrator of L. w. Langdon to
Meier Rosenstein, 90 by 5S feet, on the
southeast corner OF Plum ana Longworth
streets, subject to lease; $500.
benjamin w. Chidlaw to Thomas J. and
J. J, Emery, perpetual lease to 1874 by 10
feet, on the south side of George street, 5GA
feet west from Race street; annual rent,
$500; privilege OF purchase at $4,000.
George W. King and wife to Eleanor
Light, undivided one-half of % feet front
on east side of Oregon street, 3SI feet north
from Third street; $50
Heirs Of Anthony Fay to Mary Fay, the
use during the natural life of grantee OF all
property. both real and PERSONAL OF sand
Anthony Fay; 81, love and affection.
hdlid IOltN anu llNSDdlu W 1 ulllth l. =
Cannon, 25 500 by 50 41-l00 feet on west
side of County Road, sol feet north from
Warsaw Pike; $175 Sc.
Trustee of Cedar Grove Land and Build
ing Association to J. p. Edwards, l25 " l20
feet on west side of First avenue, $50 I9-l00
feet north from Warsaw Pike, in subdi-
vision OF grantor; 81 500.
John George Vogt and wife to F. A. Nip
per, % by 100 feet on north side of Calhoun
street, l29 feet west from Bishop street, Cor
ryvi!le; 81 200.
Administrator of Robert Hunley to Henry
Dair, 6$i acres on waters of Dry Run, in
Survey No. l, l26, Anderson Townships $3.50.
EiecIriC Currents.
Eli V. Laderoot was drowned near De-
troit.
Rev. yinoent's house burned at Minerva,
Ohio.
Taylor & Richards, dry goods, failed at
Clyde o.
S. Hale e. Co. s store burned at Solon, 0,
Loss $4,000
John Zenich was drowned at New Haven,
Connecticut.
Peleg Halls summer residence burned al
Newport, r. |.
Wm. Spicer, aged forty, was killed by
cars at Redwood Ohio
Jas. Gott was fatally stabbed by VIM
Coal at Mt Carmel, Ill.
Fred. Hempy Il Co. S planning mill burned
at Cleveland, O. Loss $1,000
Mr.. Baths child was crushed to death by
a hay wagon near Sandusky, Ohio.
Peter KilIewald's child was drowned in q
mud puddle near Mt Clemens Mich.
Mike Grady drank bed bug poison by
mistake at jackson, Mich, and died.
Levi Mccormack was killed by being
thrown from wagon at Oxford, Ohio.
Thos. Shircliff, aged fifteen, was crushed
to death by wagon at Washington, Ind.
Mrs. Sophia Rhinehart and her daughter
Polly Hornicker, were drowned at Decatur
Illinois.
Standing a Mormon missionary, was at
tackled by mob near Ringsold Ca, anC
shot to death.
A careless nurse at Tifin, Ohio, gave Mrs
Charles Mullock's child the wrong dose
from which it died.
Frank Hobbs, colored, who outraged
Mrs. Ferguson near Frankfort, Mo-, wa;
taken from the Sheriff by mob and riddlet
with bullets.
Miss Ida Zeigler, of Tiffin, Ohio, com
menced suit against her grandfather 70
defamation of character, laying her dam
ages at $4,000.
An incendiary fire at Oneida, N. Y, de
stroyed Joseph Roberts knitting mill AM
eight smaller buildings. Loss 100000; in
surance SAL ,000
Five buildings, corner of Lake and Hoyn
Streets Chicago, burned. Loss abou
100000; partially insured. The fire wa
caused by boys playing with matches.
Foster Patterson, young man, was sho
and instantly killed By W. H. Scruggs a
Elkton Tenn. Patterson's brother had en-
gagged himself to daughter of scruggs ant
failed to marry her.