The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13

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4. v. Howell 4 Son. FAton & Bro,
VIM. o. Shank, Vim. G. Frechtling & Co.,
l. +. Strauss q Bro. g. W. Dye,
j. Hirsch 4 Son, John Grieser
John Mas. G. W. McAdams,
c. p Diefenbaoh, !. NJ Mari & Bros.,
J. W. Eye, VIM. Fl. Holly,
A. Kennedy.
DAYTON. y.
A smoldering fire was discovered yester-
day morning in the dry-house attached to
Stomps 4 Co. chair factory on First street.
Damage $30Q
Deeds of assignment were filed to-day by
the following parties: Charles T.. Fox,
queensware, bond $l5,000; Andrew Rist,
groceries, bond 81, 500; Samuel H. Lehman,
groceries, bond $2,900. 2-r...
Yesterday q prisoner was committed to
Jail, bound over by Esquire West OF Ran
dnlph Township, in default of $500 bail, to
answer the charge Of attempt to outrage
the person of Mary Beechler, a child of
about six wears old, on or about the LIST day
of March, 1877.
The stockholders OF the Dayton & South
eastern Railroad Company last evening
held an adjourned meeting, concluding its
business and ,adjourning until some future
occasion. The report of the Investigating
Committee ,exonerated President Mead
and the Directors from the charge made
against them.
Yesterday there was filed In the Record
er's office q deed transferring the former
Davies Screw Company property, on Keo-
wee street, to Mr.. W. H. Harrison. of Gin
natl, as Trustee 1t is understood that Mr..
Harrison purchases the property as Trus-
tee for . stock company which will shortly
begin the manufacture Of screws in the fac
tory on the property. The ineorporators
are VIM. II. Harrison, George Wiltshire,
VIM. J. Breed. George w. McAlpin and o.
liver Perrin, all Cincinnati gentlemen. The
capital stock of the enterprise is $3.50, 900. (
HOME CITK.
The 'spook season. has opened in our
midst and large harvest is anticipated.
The boys on the first train were slightly
shook up this morning BY two trains trying
to pass on the same track, near the l., C.
& 1. Shops They stepped out in good
humor, and at the word "go," from 81.
Bassett, started for the nearest street car.
There is good fire at the railroad sta
ton every morning at $50. If the other
stations along the road could obtain the
services of man like Joe Stel they could
probably compete with us for comfort, but
It is an impossibility; 80 we are the boss of
the road and entitled to the ''cake."
The Council last evening at Ingalls, Hall
presented fine appearance, and were all
present, with the exception of Mr.. Hurst.
The Mayor looked happy, and satisfied
smile illuminated the faces of his guard
when they found there was nothing to do.
Shortly after reading the minutes OF the
preyious.mseting the body adjourned.
A meeting in favor of municipal reform
will be held at Council Chamber tonight.
Mr.. P. T. Kaighn. our efficient President
Of the School Board, with the Messrs.
Pearce, has opened q gents furnishing
goods store at No. 90 West Fourth street,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Frank Barton.
and wife to Joseph Schulz, Lots IA and IL,
Block 13, in Dayton. each fronting 80 feet
on Second street by 10 feet deep; 1858. h.
same price.
Last night the Phoenix Dramatic Club
assembled at the residence Of Miss Kate
Laws and, organising into q band OF mas
queraders. treated Miss Carrie Woodward
to q surprise party. The affair was de-
lightful in every sense and the costumes
vari Gus and elegant. The most striking
was that of Mrs w. w. Bean, who repre-.
sented the Evening Star, and was arrayed
in costume made up of the modest but