The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

tract was then signed by Mr.. Sp1nkS IN tne
presence of the towns attorney, Judge
McKibben. The Treasnrers report was
read, and showed balance in the treasury
of S2,9O5. The report was received and
filed. The specifications of Lake street
were adopted as corrected. The report of
Superintendent of Public Schools shows a
total attendance of 226 scholars. Claims
to the amount of $37 Sc were Or
dered paid. Motion made and car
ried that the School Committee
be allowed to put q cloak-room iH the hall
for hats, etc, of the scholars.
A communication from Mr.. Geneway was
received asking for 81 20 as part pay for the
Jail was received. No action Was taken
on it.
A communication from Messrs. Hobson,
Robson, Gaddis and Robson asking for a
change of grade on Lake streetwas received.
Referred to the improvement Committee.
The ordinance for the improvement of
Lake street was passed; also the ordinance
of Center street.
Bids on those ordinances will be re-
ceived up to the 10th of this month.
The bids of Dimmick alley we're then
opened, and the bids of John Trapp aud
Charles Spinks read. It is thought that
Trapp is beaten again. The bids were re-
ferred to the Engineer to be reported back
at a special meeting to be held on Monday
night
On motion the salaries of the teachers of
the PublicSchools were allowed.
Then the Council adjourned after three
hours session and considerable wind.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
w. w. Coles long-talked of great circus,
museum and menagerie will make an ap-
pearance and show next MONDAY.
The return game of baseball was PLAYED
between the Athletics. Of this city, and
the Enquirer nine, of Cincinnati. The
score turned out to he in favor of the Ath
ietics by II to- II runs.
VIM. Heatly of Lexington, Kv., sson-in.
law of Col. James w. Willis of this city
Samuel Spoonerof Muncie, Ind. son OF Ex
U. S. Marshal Benz. Spooner of our burg
and Burt Webb of Portland, Ind, are the
latest arrivals to visit relatives and friends
en- According to a telegram received from
Peter Pfalzgraf, the capital prize money is
all right. Theyimeaning j. d. Stevens, tht
III n who won the money, and Peter Pfaiz
graft the man'in question, who sent the
telegram, will be home tonight. They
were only waiting for settlement.
DAYTON. Kx.
Squire Foudray has moved.
The girls all say Johnnie Greife's littlt
mustache is 'real cute"
The Board of Education failed to obtair
quorum on Wednesday evening.
James Scannell leaves for his boat, the
Champion No. nSuhday evening
Doctor w. NJ. Stephens is contemplating
hunting trip to the mountains of Ken
lucky.
There will be German Baptist services a
the Baptist Church on Sunday AFTERNOON
Preaching by Rev. II. Gellert at 8 D. Ill.
The application for Receiver for tn,
Dummy Road was still being heard in tn,
Chancery Court at / O'clock this after
noon.
Our druggist furnishes new preserirtio,
for fattening horse now since we pub
lished the other one. Buy a sack OF oat
and stand it up in the stable and feed will
teaspoon three times day. Shake wei
as before.
At the meeting Of Bond Lodge, No. 2l9
|. 0. o. r., Monday evening, Past Grand
VIM. Hasson and John A. Daily wer
elected to represent the Lodge at the meet
| ing of the Grand Lodge at Mavsville ,Octo
ber 28th, and Past Grand G. b. Hayward
was nominated for District Deputy Gran'
Master.
EPRINGFIELD.T q.
Major Clarks N, editor of 'The People,
addressed the Nationals at City Hall las
night.
Mrs. Martha M. Law asks of Court a di
voree from her husband, Charles 4. Law
Grounds willful absence.
The Fifth Warders OF the Democratic
ranks held an outdoor meeting last nigh
that attracted a big attendance.
Twelve new blankets is what the Cit,
Council granted for Mast's Hotel de Spring
Bound to keep the chronicJ comfortable
| George France. an employe of John Yea
gel, was kicked byfa horse In the breast OF
Wednesday morning and knocked insensi
/ be
| Sol Smith Russell was banqueted at tn
| LagOnda House after tire performance OF
Tuesday night. A squad of his mashe
did it.
| Deputy Marshal Wilson's afidayi
against Officer james Norton has receive,
attention to charge of using bad Ian
gnage within the corporation. He rleat
guilty and was accordingly fined by ou
Mayor.
The purchaser Of the property of Mfr. J
H. Smith for school PURPOSES has been nul
lified. The vote cast by the Board of Edu
cation required Snllths vote. but he ,ben.
an interested party to the sale 1t was no
allowed.
Street Commissioner McIntire received
another raking by the City Dads on Tues
day night. Oliver takes the matter good
naturedly, and perhaps thinks by this tina
his actions are the crowning feature o
their meetings. Give our 8. e. rest.
Mike Ring an employe of Knnane 4
Wren, was led up the incline 10 Mast's. ant
a charge of petit larceny placed opposite
his name upon the slate. Mike has beer
stealing numerous small articles from hi,
employees, among them shirt, which will
be exhibited in Court to-day, as proof O
his guilt.
A change In our Street Committee n