The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

Total amount received by Treasurer" 22ll6 II
| Total 33, ,615 43
| ' .- ' EXPENDITURE.
Primary department. y g. I'D w
Hlgn 70 81 81
Gefnun 1850 W
| Contingent ,...,,,,,,,,,.............. 4,S69 n
| Total. ..,... SlS,143 0s
Total balance on hand. lo412 10
The report of Treasurer Shuler was
submitted and received, after which the
Board adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock
next Thursday night.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.--Council met
last night in regular session and trans
acted the following business: =,
The Mayor was requested to enforce
the ordinance requiring the sidewalks to
be kept clean.
The following Standing Committees
were appointed by tue President:
Finance-Stephan, Rhodefer and
Murphy.
CIailns-Cole, McGreevy and Aren't.
Gas-Schenck, Stephan and Stahler.
Fire Department-McGreevy, Muir
ply and Stephan.
Police-Murphy, Stahler and Nc
Greevy.
Mr.. Stephan acted as clerk in the ab-
sence of 4. B. Milliken.
The following reports were received
and placed on file:
Health Officer McMaken City Solic-
itor Niean, and that of, Trustees of
Lane Library.
A reception was given last evening by
our esteemed friend Mr.. John +.
Schwenn, Vice President of the Board of
Education, at the reception-room of his
popular exchange in honor of the Board
of Education and members cf the press.
] There were present Mr.. James Giffen,
Superintendent L. d. Brown, Chris
Rothenbust, Lot. d. Northrup, J. ]. Nc
Maken, of the Enquirer; Asa Shuler, O..
IC. Brewer, Frank Whitehead, of the
Commercial; Prof. Marshall, Represent
ative John r. Brown, S. S. Darling, Har-
ry Campbell, of the Democrat Charles
Moore, of the News the representative
of the STAR and others.
The supper WAS excellent, and In point
of style and taste could not be surpassed,
and all who partook of the bounteous re-
past extend their kindest wishes to Mrs
Schwenn, the noble hostess. Several
toasts were offered and responded to in
short and spicy speeches, after which the
company adjourned with lasting i'm
preston of the kindness of Mr.. Schwenn
and the noble manner in which he enter
tanned his hon0red guests The closing
farewell was toast offered to the pros
perity of our host and the hand Of fellow
ship for his future success.
/ URBANA. o.
Some important business was trans
acted by the City Council last night.
Alb. Van Meter. our live grocer, says
he will support Grant after the 18th Of
April.
E. J. Garret, prominent citizen Of
Jackson Township, died at his home OR
Saturday. .e9#
Frank s. Fuson, Of Mechanicsburg
has been appointed by Judge Todd 4
member of the School Board.
G. w. L. Taylor, County Surveyor
died at his residence yesterday at apout
!. II o'clock of typhoid pneumonia.
CIRCLEvILLk. O.
/ Mr.. Elliott's loan office was burglar
lied to the extent of about $40, consist
ing of watches, revolvers, guns, etc
Officer Rudell arrested a man Sunday
/ morning who is suspected Of the rob
berry.
DIR. J. O. E. Allen has been maxim.
our town lively with his scientific lee
J lures and astonishing cures of the afflict
t ed. He calls his medicine "Dr. Allen
Lightning Cure" and applies it free o
charge to those who call on him.
nELLEvUE KE
Mr.. Anspaugh will arrive home thi
. week from Pulaski, Tenn.
A subscription is being taken up fo
the widow of the late Mr.. Wettstein.
Billy Richards, of Cincinnati, former
|, ly well known here, paid his friends
visit on Sunday.
During the past year sixty lodges o
Good Templars have been organized il
this State and five of them in thi
, county.
Mr.. John Ashton and family, of New
, port, have movedinto the handsome bricl
; house Of Mrs. Buchanan, on Berr.
avenue.
II The item yesterday about young mel