The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21

Sl,S41,l50 $1,jS7,675 S2j347j
| would also report the number of lists iaken,
not including heirs 10 $50: the number / tytbes
1858; the number of chidrcn, i6i; and the pop,
hlaton OF the city, % 407.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
joins WHITNEY,
City Assessor.
The above report was referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr. AshDrook, OF the Committee on Ways and
Means, presented the foil wing ordinance, Which,
having been read, was passed, and is as follows.
o-Wit:
IAN ordinance assessing and levying tax for
nvenue and other purposes for the year 1879.
Section L. Be ii ordained by the City Council Of
UovlngtOn: That a tax OF 81 75 on each 500 oil
valuation be and is hereby assessed and levied gr
The year 1872 on the estate chooses in action and
moneys within the city or belonging to the inhab.
uants thereof, as the Council has heretofore, by
ordinance. designated AM arc now taxable by the
laws Of the Commonwealth OF Kentucky. ior the
purpose following to-wit:
For the General Fund ....,.,.....,, 81 cents
70 pay Interest OIL Bonded Debt..,.... SO cents
For Jail, ork-hous" House of Refuge and
, ,'orrcctIoh aho foor'h r'hOuse....."........lO cents
f0r NC school Fund d.,,'....;.,.,..".....2Oc cents
Section 2. Be it further ordained that capita
lion tax of Two Dollars Is also hereby assessed
Ind levied upon each male nhubtant of said
hty, who tWenty-one years OF age, and over The
nlne TO be- when collected, for the Use and
benctt of the common schools Of said CITY,
Upon motion, the Ordinance creating the oftire
H Superintendent OF Public Works was taken up,
md, having been duly read, was passed.
Mr.. Daye2aC presented n communication from
v. r. Tieke, and Others tcIhcehuuse k.epcrs)
hskng Council to reduce The rity license on coffee.
houses Referred TO Committee on License.
Mr. MGDOaHld presented Il communication from
lhe Health officer, aski Council To lake some
Neps towards sending LADY living in this CIV
lu Vicksburg, rs she has n husband in the hosp!ta
lherc, and she would like to b. sent there Re
ierred 10 Committee OF Relief and President.
Sundry petitions for CotfeehOu licenses were
presented and referred to Committee on Lie, nsc.
Upon motion, Council adjourned to next Thurs
day evening
CHAs. j. TRANTER,
President.
Attest GEO, II, DAWSON, City Clerk
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Martha A. w. Shoemaker to Joshua Al
iingham lot 100 by 80 feet, on west side of
John street, 80 feet north Of State street.
West CovingtOn, and being Lots 81 and S5
of Wolf & Co. S subdivision; $5l4.
A. V. Winston and wife to A. G.. Winston,
lot 46 by 143 feet, on the north side Of
Willow street, 96 feet east of Washington
street; $3.50
b. H. Renneker to John Gerhard Kesslns.
Lot No. 5, in Clayton & Mooar's subdi-
vision; 81 &c.
Bridget A. Kennedy to Rose Mary Fen
messy and others, heirs OF the late John
Fennessy, lot 10 by 81 feet, on the west side
of Scott street, 80 feet south OF Third street;
81 and other considerations.
Arthur Rose and wife to Lawrence
Roman, lot So by 125 feet. on the north side
OF Linden street, 195 feet west of Davies
street; $3.50.
Isaac II. Worstell and wife to Samuel
Batheral, two blocks containing II squares
zach, the first bounded by Boone, Main,
Kenton and Harris streets. and the second
by Kenton, Main, Moore and Harris streets,
in the town of Bromley, at the mouth of
Pleasant Run; 81.
Samuel Hatheral and wife to Nikolaus
Grcmmeison, the above described property: |
81, and transfer Of certain real estate in |
Ludlow.
Owen Connolly and Mary Connolly, his
wife, lot 50 by 100 feet, on the south side of |
Robbins street, so feet east OF GrCenup
street; s., love and affection.
Peoples Building Association to Frank |
BtolIe, lot 25 by 50 feet, on the southwest
corner of Trevor street and the alley be-
tween Scott and Greennp streets; 81 800.
G. w. McDannold and wife to Mrs. Rose
Russing lot 10 by 100 feet, on the north
side of Third street los feet west of the
first alley west of Madison street; $40.
Master Commissioner, for the Phillips &
Jordan Iron Company, to Chas W. Evans,
lot SO by SO feet, on the southwest corner of
Wheeler and Eleventh streets; $510.
Mrs Mary J. Ware to Thos. T. Anderson.
lot DO by 100 feet, on the northwest corner
of Stevens and State streets, in Nixon's sub
division; S720.
Thomas f. Anderson to Mrs. Mary j.
Ware, lot 20 by 1876 feet, on west side of
Stevens 22S feet south of Powell street;
bl,470.
]. +. Wilber and wife to Barney schwer
IS acres land, in the center OF Dry Creek,
KentOn County; 81, S75.
John i. Smith and wife 10 Joseph Cham
)ers and Jabcz Percival, lot "a BY 100 feet
dowe's line; $500
Chas W. Evans to Mrs. Louis Weber, lot
10 by SO feet, OF southwest corner of Eley-
,nth and Wheeler streets; $3.50.
Same to Jos. Huellman, lot 30 by 80 feet,
N south side Of Eleventh street, SO feet
vest Of Wheeler; $500.
A. II. Nandcrhide to Margaret b. Moore,
OF 25 by 50 feet, on the south side of Elev-
NTH street, 1o5 feet west of Prospect ave-
lue, and being in Foote'S second subdi-
,ision; $3.50.
L. W. Winston and wife to Chas. Kaiber,
OF 40 by l63 feet, on the south side of Fifth
treet, 100 feet east Of Main street; 5000
The Coyington Choral Society will have
rehearsal at the usual hour tonight at
)dd-fellows' Hall.
Mr.. Tom Martin, of the Main-strect Hose
louse was taken suddenly i'll last night
With hemorrhage OF the lungs, and SUI
cred copious loss Of blood, incapacitat-
ng him for work forsthe present.
Saturday night Chris, William and Frank
Wash Martin and Peter
Seiser left Alexandra, Kentucky, on q fish
ng expedition to the Licking River. Soon
lfter their arrival one OF their number,