The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-02

Honshell VS.. Schusler, for 1882.
Digby VS. Kraus, for $201 Ct.
The seduction case of Boyd vs. Holzhaur
Is in progress.
In the County Court at Alexandra the
Ricketts,, estate on Twelve Mile; Alonzo
Jenner, estate near Alexandria.
Road Supervisors were appointed for the
different districts
Claim of J. Worthington for shingles for
County Jail allowed.
Claim of Jailor allowed.
Resolution BY Board of Magistrates ask |
ing the Legislature to allow the county the |
right to survey tie county and plat it, and
avoid the delinquent list that annually |
takes away the revenue of the county and
State to be paid ratably by the county and
State.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board of Education
met in regular session last night
The Treasurer's report showed balance
on hand of IS, ,033 06.
The Committee on Finance presented
the following estimated for the fiscal year:
Buildings, $400; supplies, $500; salaries,
$22, 500; interest on bonds 5000; census.
s165; deficiency OIL last years account So,
205 So Total, $28,835 so.
The committee announced that it was
unable to report the rate of the levy for
this year until the City Assessor makes his
report.
The compensation of the census takers
was fixed at n cent per head until the
! figures compare with last year, and cents
for all above that of last year.
Messrs. J. ]. Hetsch and James G. Wright
were reelected members of the Board of
Examiners. Rev. w. M. Pettis sent in his
resignation as President of the same Board,
which was accepted, and the election of an
Assessor referred to the next meeting.
Messrs. Brown, Youtsey and Richmond
were appointed a committee to draft suita-
BILE resolutions regarding the death of
Major Thompson.
The Boyd-Halzhauer seduction suit, that
has become so celebrated, was called in the
Circuit Court yesterday afternoon by Gen.
Hodge. The following jury was impan-
eled: George D. Allen, J. w. Mcclure,
Jas. Shorten, 8. Barnom. Chas. Michael,
G. L. Raime, M. Shea, Jno. Ware, NJ. G.
Gassoway, Fred Webber, J. s. Thropp, and
Jonas Searings.
Mrs. Parrot, who resides next to Mr..
Boyd, was called and testified that she wit
messed the defendant with Mrs. Boyd on
three different occasions since February,
1878. First time she saw defendant with
Mrs. Boyd in the morning about 8 o'clock,
during the plaintiffs absence, in the bed
room of Mrs. Boyd; both were standing up,
about two feet apart; second time, about 1C
clock at night, and the third time on the
street. about o'clock at night; saw nothing
criminal between them.
At this juncture the Court adjourned.
Mrs. Martz was the first witness called
this morning. Live on Putnam street; saw
} Mr.. Holzhauer enter the residence of Mrs
Boyd one day last spring; do not know how
long the staid.i
Newt. Stamper was the next sworn. Have
} lived in Dayton, KY, about seventeen
: years; have known Mrs. Boyd about three
years; saw Mr.. Holzhauer and Mrs. Boyd
at Jerome browns ice-cream saloon eating
, ice-cream.
} Cross-examined by Mr.. Webster:
"How long have you known Mrs. BoydT'
, Answer-"About year"
Have you not interested yourself te
work up this caser'
i mo Sir"
"Did you not 60 to the residence o
r Mrs. Boyd since the bringing of this suit
+ and represent yourself as sewing machin,
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II did not"
E Questlon-"Have you not visited the res
, idence Of Mrs. Boyd since this suit wa
) fled2'
t Answer-"Well, yes; two or three times.
QuestiOn-"How long egoT
| Mr.. Stamper-"Between four and si1
e weeks ago."
] Mr.. Webster-"What did you go ther,
D for"
. Stamper-"Well, the second time wen
with Mr.. Macarthur to see if he could rec
+ ognize her as the woman he saw with Holz
hauer in Dayton"
Mr.. Webster-"What did you 70 Their
- for the first timer
Mr.. Stamper-"Well, I refuse to an
: swer." .
The Court to witness-"You may answe
!. the question"
\ Here q lengthy pause ensued, MI
q Stamper becoming very red in the face.
!, The Court-"If the answer would crimj
q nate the witness he may not answer
Q The question was not answered.
q Mr.. Webster-"Havs you not been o
: fered money or other Considerations t
y work up this caseT'
d >Answer-"No sir"
y Question-"How long have you know
# Mr.. Holzhauer?"
g Answer-"About three weeks"
e Question" long is it since you seel
: Holzhauer and Mrs Boyd atithe ice crear
d saloon in DaytonT
J. Answer-"Well, about three years"
e Dave Boyd. aged nineteen, residing o.
Isabella street, was next sworn. He sal
d the plaintiff to the suit was his uncl,
e During his testimony he said that be ha
seen Holzhauer and Mrs. Boyd togethe
d several times. and on one occasion ha
e seen defendant 60 into his uncle
house. and when he Boyd attempted t
enter the doors were locked. He had ais
!. seen them 60 into the house, 1877 Sixt
street, which he said was kept for assign.
ton purposes. Mr.. Eolzhauer offere
me $100 in cash and tickt
a to Memphis, so as to get me out of th
h way. He alse offered me $500 to find
colored woman that was waiter at th
house, 1877 Sixth street; / also saw thel
Y 60 into the house, SO Columbia street. tn
" city. together.
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