The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-21

| oers present except the PRESIDENT ana
Anspaugh and Patchen.
| G. W. Nagel was made Chairman, pro
tenn.
The Engineer in communication says
the matter of improving the river front Is
OF such magnitude that the Committee on
Improvements will have to be more ex-
plicit In regard to the plans to be made
He refused to submit or recommend q
plan.
Specifications for the improvement OF
Taylor avenue were presented, and the
Committee on Law instructed to prepare
an ordinance requiring sidewalks to be laid
on Berry avenue, Center street and Taylor
avenue
The Committee on Law was instructed
to report an ordinance for the levying and
collection of taxes for 1880.
Bids for the improvement OF HaZen alley
were opened and submitted to the En-
gineer
The Law Committee was instructed to
sue upon all delinquent tax bills for 1879
b. X. Morton was elected En- gineer for
the ensuing year.
DAYTON. o.
Our millers were paying 81 10 for wheat
yesterday.
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eight births last week In the city.
Mr. James Kelly, an old and we'll known
resident of Dayton, died quite suddenly
yesterday.
A number Of persons were arrested by
the Chief of the Fire Department for driV-
ing over the hose yesterday.
The Greble House is being repaired and
reftted, and gentleman named Baker is
to be its future proprietor.
Chas Shew had the main artery of one
his wrists severed in attempting to break
open door at the fire yesterday. The
artery was taken up by DR.. VIM. e. Gray,
and the wound dressed.
Emanuel Foust was arrested at West
Alexandria yesterday by the Marshal of
that village and brought to Dayton, on a
charge Of stealing horse and buggy from
Daniel Otez, Miami Township.
The man named Gard, arrested on suspi-
cion for the murder of the soldier, Schaht,
was honorably discharged yesterday. The
soldiers at the Home have offered reward
of $3.50 for information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the murdered SOL
dier.
One of the unfortunate features of yes
terday's fire is the sudden throwing out of
employment of about thirty girls and If
teen men and boys employed in the paper
sack factory. Several Of the girls made a
narrow escape from injury in leaving the
building.
Il The Board of Education last evening
granted the Montgomery County Teachers
Association the privilege to occupy the in
termediate room in the Fourth District
School Building to hold their Institute
The Institute will begin Aug. LIST and last
two weeks.
A grand encampment of the Order of
Knights Templar from all the States in
the Union will meet in Chicago on the 10th
OF August, 1880. The p, G. & st. L. R. r.
their line who wish to attend tine grand
affair with very low price tickets via Pan
handle Route.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday by the Probate Court:
John B. Gleason and Jane Leen, VIM. ].
Bennett and Mary E. Noe George H. Price
and Hattie Skipper (coloredA John Henry
Blank and Katie e. Ewald, Chas. A. Camp
bell and Mary Hogan.
This morning there arrived in Day ton q
number of distinguished visitors from
Tennessee, members of the Grand Com
mandery of the Knights Templar of Tennes-
see, now in session at Chattanooga, accom-.
panied by a number of the Grand Com
mandery of Ohio The Tennessee Knights
are on what they term "a pilgrimage"
TERRE HAUTE. IND.
| Gills "Goblins' at Opera-house Saturday
night.
The Adelphi Varieties is still ''living''
thing. But howf
Pat Rooney and combination Opera
house Monday night
The Tyrolean quartet are attracting large
audiences to Mozart Garden nightly.
The Y. M. G. A. have an exclusion in
view for Indianapolis June 7th. Round
trip 81 %.
"Soapy" Tom, the st. Louis street fake,
has appeared in our midst. He will meet
you, neighbor, under the bright light.
The twelve-year-old son of Constable st.
John sustained severe bodily injuries by
fall from tree on Wednesday evening.
The Terre Haute Division K. OF P. gave
a brilliant street parade last evening They
we're ably assisted in their grand effort BY
the Ringgold Band.
The pay-car of the Vandalia line an
chored in near proximity with Normal
Hall on Wednesday and scattered ducats
in and about its surroundings.
The excursion to Chicago, to be put in
motion Saturday night, promises to be a
huge affair. An attraction of recent addi-
ton is Sunday trip upon the lake.
The nail works has been in active opera
ton for several days. With the prospect
of brighter outlook in this branch of in
dustry, all promises at present are favor
able for continuation.
The Vandalia shops contain more genial
ity to the square inch than any institution
of its magnitude in the State. II not ~
thing of beauty, a joy forever" tis appa-
rently is the light in which the Vandalia
boys in the surroundings treat their model
neighbor, Normal Hall.
Building Permits.
N. Haas, to build addition to two-story
brick, No. 621 Sycamore street; $3.50.
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