The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
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POLICE CoURT.-John Sullivan was bound
in $3.50 bail to keep the peace.
The Big Four formerly Emerson's show,
at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening.
The death of Mr.. Henry Hartwig is re.
lated in another column. He was well
respected, well-to-do citizen.
MI. Collins. of the Committee on Ways
and Means of Council, has determined to
enforce. the collection of all delinquent
taxes BY suit against the parties :.
The case of Sylvester Hall, who was ar
rested by Superintendent Groyden for con-
tinuing work on the Scott street sewer last
night was net called at all this morning.
Senator Berry asked leave yesterday in
the interest of the Audubon Club Of Cow
ingt0n to introduce close law prohibiting
the killing and trapping of game birds in
the Commonwealth until October lst, 1882
The Cathedral Fair opened December 22d
and closed January 18th. On Sundays there
was no Fair, leaving twenty days OF actual
operation. The net profits will foot up a
little over s. 600, or 500 per day. A very
comfortable slice out of the parish debt.
City Engineer Kennedy is designing a
plan for two inclosed grass plats or minia-
ture parks on the two spaces of Lower
Market. between Greenup and Scott streets.
the idea being to inclose them and lay
them off in walks, &C.. after the fashion Of
the Eighth street spaces in Cincinnati, and
build fountain in the center of each.
NEW SCHOOL OFFIcE.-The Committee on
Rules and Regulations of the School Board
had decided to place the safe and the sup
plies belonging to the Board in the room
formerly used as the Sheriff's Office In tire
Courthouse, and the Clerks Office, where
he will be found at all reasonable hours
FIR the transaction of the business of the
Board, or of anybody with the Board. is to
be in Wickemeyer's Building, northwest
corner OF Greenup street and Lower
Market second-story, back or west room ;
entrance on Market.
CoUEeIL PRocEEDINas.- City Council
met in regular session last night.
Mr.. Davezac under Suspension Of the
rules offered several papers relating to the
Chief of Fire Depai tment. The first paper
of those offered was as flows:
Resolved BY the CITY Council OF Gov
ington that under the ordinance passed and
approved by the City Council, April 2Oth
1875, it Is imperative that the Water W orks
Commissioners shall appoint the Chief of
tie Fire Department as Superintendent of
the Water-works. Adopted.
The ayes were: Messrs. Brent, Coffin.
Davezac, Howe. Mead, McDahnold, Nc
Donald, Senour, Won Boken. Wewelar,
Whittle. Wolking and the President.
The paper which was smnggled into the
Clerks hands along with this was an ordi-
nance that the Chief of the Fire Depart
ment shall, in addition to his present rights,
powers and duties, be invested with all
the rights and powers, and all discharge
all the duties OF Superintendent of Water
Works, and his salary shall be $1OO per
month.
The ordinance was adopted by the full
vote of the Glore party, with the addition
of Mr.. Smiths vote. ... ...
Then the Committee on Fire Department
and the Committee on Water Works were
instructed to confer with the Commission
ers of the Water Works, and learn what
reasons they have for refusing to reappoint
Mr.. Glore, and report at the next meet
ing. 1it. ..,.. .-..g.,e o.: ,7u
Taylor Herbert was elected Overseer of
tie Work-house. Adjourned for one week.
Mr.. John De Witt and wife, Of Balti-
more, are visiting relatives here.
John Ellis, driver of an ice-wagon,. was
severely injured yesterday by kick from
his horse.
Willis Ladd, former citizen OF this CITY,
died on the 23d of December, 1879. at
Nashville, Tenn.
The remains OF the late Mrs. Captain
Keniston will be taken to Noblesvile,
Ind, for interment.
Tim. Shannon was run in last night on
the old charge, dead drunk. He was fined
IS and costs this morning.
Hon. H. B. Banning will address 1.-The
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association
at the Courthouse tomorrow evening.
Twelve additions have been made to the
congregation of the Presbyterian Church
during the revival now in progress ut the
church.
A portion Of skull, said to be that of a
human, was unearthed by workmen yes
terday while excayating for a cellar on
Monmouth street near Jefferson.
Henry A. Wise filed suit in the Circuit
Court yesterday against w. N. Air for
81 $3.50 on an indemnity bond which he had
given as security for his brother, Robert
Air. ~.
Mrs, Lucy F. White, the estimable wife
OF Mr.. w. w. White, died yesterday after
noon at herhome in Alexandra. Herfuneral
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