The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03

the Court of Appeals.
Rev. DR.. Matthews, formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian Church here, is among the
heirs to the celebrated Case estate of Cleve-
land, Ohio. Mr.. Matthews has been left
princely fortune. amounting it is said to
over 81, ,OO0,0 ,0OO.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Kelly VS.. Foudry. APP
peal from lower Court to dispossess the
defendant from the premises of the plain
tiff in Dayton. Decision of the magistrates
court sustained, and writ of possession
awarded with judgment for costs.
Schneider & Kenchet VS.. Smith. Judg-
ment for $50 OF, subject to credit of ST. 20.
Articles of incorporation of the Pioneer
Building and Loan Association, No. 2. were
| filed for record yesterday, with c. H. Rogue,
A. l.. Rusher, ]. P. Carothers as incorpora-
tors. The capital stock is placed at $500,
0OO with shares of 500 each, and the power
is granted of electing President, Vice.
President Treasurer, Secretary, Assistant
Secretary and five Directors.
| REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-J. Harkelrodes
and wife to Sarah ]. Lock, part of Lot 10,
in Mayo's orchard addition; 81, 300. The
property fronts on York street. south of
Mayo.
Rev. Father McNerhany, formerly of
washington City, but who has been stop
| ping here for some time, has been assigned
assistant pastor of ST. Patrick's Church,
| Cincinnati.
| st. Stephens Savings Association is the
style Of new organization, having for Its
objects the easy accumulation of money by
its members through weekly installments
of fifty cents each to run twenty-five years,
and for the purp Sc of thereby helping the
church out of debt. The capital stock is
set at $lOO, 900, with shares at 800 each.
The incorporators are R. A. Bannister,
Fred Tobke, J. H. Goupel, John H. Enne-
king and H. Schulz.
| MATRIMONIAL MENTION morrow eve
ming at the German Baptist Church will
occur the marriage of Mr.. John Inderstrodt
and Miss Dora Sperler, Rev. Mr.. Gillert
officiating. Following the ceremony re-
cepton will be held at the groom's resi-
dence, corner of Dayton and Harris streets.
Tonight at o'clock Mr.. John Mathews
will lead to the hymeneal altar the pretty
Miss Lizzie Waggoner, Of Saratoga street.
The ceremony will be at st. PauPs Erisco-
pal Church, Rev. DR.. Pettis officiating.
The marriage of Mr.. James Moloney and
Miss Rosa O'Neil is announced to take
place during April.
]. MAT. BaxD vs. Gus. HoLTzHAUER.-Af-
ter the STAR went to press yesterday, the
following witnesses were examined:
Mrs. Martha Hodly, living on Prices
Hill, stated that Mrs. BOYD visited her, and
requested to be allowed to remain for a
time, as her husband was mistreating her.
; Her appearance indicated rough treat
ment, as her clothes were badly torn.
Murray RAIDER testified to having heard
Boyd say one night, "Let me go, and will
,, kill her." Don't know who he meant
George Boyd, son of plaintiff, testified
', the fuss originated about Holtzhauer com.
, ing TO the house, and about Clary coming
, after rent; and pa said the collector would
come and sit in the room and talk to ma
caught pas arm one time when he wa:
going to shoot ma. Have seen Holtzhauel
at our house two or three times. He came
by the house one Sunday and pa callet
him in. Ma sent for me to come to th,
trial.
Mrs. Mary Ahrens-Mrs. Boyd told M
that her husband quarreled with her, ant
that lie was jealous, and had threatened t
shoot her; this was in the spring of 10;
WdS dC lily uOuSt SIG IIlstuc UuCSG Sud
| never heard Boyd quarrel with her; Mrs
J Boyd and her children were always dressed
;. we'll; Mrs. Boyd often talked to me abou
, this case, and asked me what knew abou
Dave Boyd as to veracity.
Mr.. Gus Holtzhauer was next sworn
He acknowledged having been at Mr.
|, Boyd's residence several times during the
fall of '79, but each visit was made eithel
to collect bill or see Mr. Boyd about
hostler. He denied ever having beer
buggy riding with Mrs. Boyd in Day ton
! nor did he ever in company with her visi
browns ice-cream saloon. Asked Dav
Boyd if he was witness against me in the
case. Said he was, but knew nothing of tht
case; but Dave said if there was any none,
in the case, he wanted some of it. l tolC
him was not guilty and would not pay
cent. never, on any occasion, offered hin
!, any money not to appear against me. H,
told me Brazier had given him $23 or $40
to testify in behalf of Boyds uncle.
. never gave Mrs. Drown $10O not to testify il
9 this case. Don't know where 1877 Sixth
street, Cincinnati. is. Know where tn,
Young Mems Christian Association Ro )ms
are. Never met Dave B ,yd on Cabot stree
when I was in company with Mrs. Boyd
: John Williamson made proposition tt
me to ocompromise the case with Mrs. Boyd
: I made no offer to Williamson.
The examination of witnesses was re
sumed this morning as follows:
John Davis works at Williamson's car
J stables: testified that he would not beliey,
, Dave Boyd under oath.
Riney Hook stated that Dave Boyd tolt
him of his father owning fast horses houses
> and lots, ETC., and that he considered hin
not to be man of truth.
D VIM. Purcer, foreman at the car-stables
, was called, but his testimony as to Day,
: Boyds character was excluded.
: Mrs. Fenton, residing on Southgat,
street, testified that Newt. Stamper cam,
, to her residence and stated that he wanted
to see Mrs. Boyd; that he wanted to get thu
number of her sewing machine. He die
) not remain with Mrs. Boyd great while
Jerome Drown of Dayton, stated that b,
never knew Mrs. Boyd until she wa
; pointed out to him yesterday.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Nelson-Am en-
gagged in house painting during summer
! months and away most of the day.
!. Mrs. Drown called-Have confectionery
: In Dayton; have known Mr.. Holzhauel
about four years; he kept drug store il
I, DAYTON, and when he came there he tool
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