The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
Hallam, Brent and Col

weller.
Propositions and Grievances-Messrs.
Brent, Ashbrook and R A. McDannold.
Claims-Messrs Ashbr0ok. MoDannold
and Whittle.
Fire Department-Messra Hsws, Dave
zac and Senour. :.
Water-w0rks-Messrs. B. A. McDannold,
Arthur Mcdonald and Robert Howe.
Gas-MessrA Meyers, Howe and Wolk-
ing. ....-.... .....-' ........
Public Buildings-Messrs. Coffin, wolk-
ing and Smith.
Printing and stationery-Messrs. Smith,
Wolking and McDannold.
Sewers-MessrS Whittle, Won Boken
and Meyers.
Work-house and Jail-Messrs. Ellis Won
Boken and Wolking. ...t
Police-Messrs. Senour, Coffin and Whit |
tie.
Grades--Messrs. Won Boken. A. McDon-
aid and Weweller. ,.'-
Licenses Mead, Howe and
Smith.
Markets-M -Messrs. A. Mcdonald, Senour
and R. A. McDannold.
Railroads and Rridges-Messrs Wolking,
Coffin and Davexac.
.Health-Messrs Waweller, Mead and
Won Boken.
Wharfs-Messrs. Senour, Brent and Ellis.
Parks-Messrs. Davezac, Hallam and COT
fin.
Elections-Mess A. Mcdonald, Dave
zac and Senour.
Manufacturers and Commerce-Messrs.
A. Mcdonald, Smith and Meyers.
Rules-Messrs. Hallam, Collins and Pres
ident sx-officio.
Relief-First District, F. J. Meyers; Sec.
ond District. Alex. Davezae; Third Dis
trict, R. A. McDannold; Fourth District,
T. ]. Whittle. =,
Special Committee on Reservoir--Messrs.
Wolking, Coffin, Whittle Ha.lam and
Davezac.
| Special on Work-house and Jail-Messrs.
Howe Davezac and Coffin.
| House of Correction and Jail-Messrs.
Collins Ashbrook and Whittle.
1t was ordered thst two hundred copies
of the Standing Committees be printed.
The Council then proceeded to elect such
i officers as the charter empowered it to. The
first was for Trustee of the Water-works.
Mr.. Henry Renshaw was reelected.
John 7. Hillman was reelected Janitor
of the Courthouse.
Mr.. Rick Gwydir was reelected Super
intendeut OF Public Works.
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Home-Messrs. Ashbrook, Davezac, Meyers
and Smith. The President of the Council
Is ex-officio President of this Board.
The Council. after much effort succeeded
in electing Public Physicians. The fortu.
nate gentlemen were: First District, Dr. H.
L. Lewis; Second District, DR.. H. H. HAYS;
Third District DR.. Charles Klaranaar;
Fourth District, DR.. J. A. Averdick.
Adjourned.
The suicide from the ferry foat will be
found in our local columna
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial As
sociation will hold their annual election
Of officers tonight
The Ladies' Turner Society celebrated
their first anniversary last night in grand
style at Turner Hall.
Mr.. Clemens Gilman, in order to keep hi,
son Clemens, Jr.. cu. Of further mischief
, was obliged to place him in the House O
!: Correction.
Our enterprisiug young coal merchants
! Messrs. George q Botts were the first t.
: reduce the price of coal. They are selling
the best Pittsburg this morning at So 25 an(
cheaper Goals in proportion.
: Edward Foley, mention of whose mys
terious disappearance was made in thu
: STAR some time since, turns up at the st
+ Elizabeth's Hospital, Covington, he havinl
E been badly injured by being run over by
2 street car.
+ Notice has been served on conductors AM
engineers on the Short-line Road that here
o after the rate OF speed inside the city limit
/ and when approaching the Newport Bridg
l. will have to be reduced to six miles a
/ hour. Any violation of the above will b
reported to the General Superintendent.
4 The Poor-h ouse Farm that the city pre-
9 poses to donate to the State for Peniter
i tiary purposes will bs sold Saturday t
d satisfy the judgments of ex-County Judg
e Berry and County Attorney Edgar. Thei
d two claims amount to considerably owe
$1,000, or about $500 more than the Farm
l. worth.
n OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The following are tn
n officers elected of the German Protestan
b Benevolent Association of Newport: +
n Bismsrk, President; H. Hansjuergen. Vic
. President; A. Kordel, Secretary; X. Buhl
y meister, Assistant Secretary; H. Ebert
d Treasurer; H. Buhrmeister, X. Haefner,
n Haefner, Trustees; A. Promnitz, H. Koe
e del, F. Baudle, Sick Committee.
'tI A suit to settle the estate Of John Butcl
y er was fled in the Campbell Chancer
;, y Court by John R. Husle, assignee, throug
= L. J. Blakely, ESQ.,, his attorney, yestel
q day. The petition alleges the assignmen
:. :. the bond, &C., and the inadequacy Of th
- personally to pay the debts and asks thu
q reference be made to the Master Commi.
,e sioner to ascertain the liens. &c. The pet
/. ton further alleges that Butcher was II
IS duced by fraud and deceit on the part {
J. Jacob Hahn to convey to him tract I
/. eight acres, on which is erected an ic
t. house filled with ice, understanding that /
It could redeem the property within on
If year, whilc the defeasance given to Butcl
n er limited tls time of redemption to ninet
]. days; the allegation being that, Butcher b
10 ing unable to read the paper, Hahn d.
10 ceived him az to its contents.
r CHANcERY CouaT.-Judsments rendere
sr this morning:
ID Williams vs. Horsfall, for $500.
d Clay Insurance Company w. w. F. Johl
', son, $500, with interest from August, 1877
ln Mechanics Mutual Saving Association
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