The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

west COIncI VI ikc anu OSOte otiCSs9t
and the ice-house, rs by 100 feet, on Scott
street.
PROTESTANT CHILDREN's HoME-A very
important and commendable. public char
ity, under the name above given, Is
about to be inaugurated. The corporators
agreed upon are ]. w. Stevenson. J. d.
Shott, N. B. Stephens, William Ernst, J.
w. Walker, James M. Clarkson, Thomas
Reed, w. NJ. NJ. Lee, John +. Fisk,
Henry Feltman, ]. H. Burlington,
Amos Shinkle and W. W. Henderson.
These gentlemen have consented to the
use of their names, aud an act of incorpor-
alton is to be applied for Immediately. The
institution will be governed by Board OF
Trustees provided by the law OF incorpor-
alton and their successors in office. but the
actual everyday management will be de-
volved upon Committees,of women appoint
ed from time to time by the Trustees.
The benefits of the institution as home
proper will probably be limited TO children
under sixteen years of age, and the law as
proposed will confer authority upon the
Home to take permanent legal custody of
children when desired, and to transfer such
custody in proper cases to adopted parents.
Another feature of the institution will
be the privilege to poor people laboring
away from their homes to commit their
children to the care of the Home from day
to day during their absence at work.
REwPORr.
John GantEer late of Germany, was
granted his first papers to become a citizen
in the County Court this morning.
Preparatory instructions for first COM
munion will begin Monday for boys, at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
There is a rumor afoat to the effect that
the workingmen's party have signified
willingness to cooperate with the Trades
Union in the campaign here.
Professor J. w. McGarvey, of Lexington,
and late from Palestine, will lecture on
"Wonders of the Holy Land at the Chris
tian Church, on the evening of the 18th.
Adam Maschinot, a young son OF John
Maschinot corner Of Patterson and Wal
nut streets, concluded to travel on his own
hook, and has not been seen or heard of
since.
Joseph Reinhardt, who was spotted out as
one of the gang who raised disturbance
during religious worship at the colored
church, Sunday afternoon, was fined $5 and
COoLo III bilO mdyOi o SONAo oAiAo AhOA hAhDs
Ex-Lieutenant Fred. Speckman will
throw open the doors of his handsome new
grocery, corner of Mayo and Saratoga
streets, this evening. Fred. has a brand
new and complete stock of everything in
the grocery line.
In the Circuit Court this morning an
order of sale was made of the attached
personal property of Jacob Geyer. consist
ing of carpenters tools, lumber, etc. The
sale will be made by the Sheriff, on the
| 10th inst.
Last night about o'clock, some un-
known party threw large stone through
the window of Phil. Smiths shoe store,
corner of Dayton and Jefferson streets,
breaking large light, and narrowly escap-
ing one of the workmen.
Colonel R. w. Nelson, Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee, has
issued call TO the members of the County
and City Committees to meet at his Office
on Monday night next, on important bust
ness concerning the coming August cleo
ton.
ACCIDENT AT SWIFT Ed. Keller, ,
young man residing on Bellevue street, hat
has right foot terribly crushed by the fall
ing of an iron rail on it at Swift's rolling
mill this morning. sAt the same place
Chris. Schuhwalter had the first finger of
his right hand cut off by piece of sheet
iron.
Another accident, but of more serious
nature, that occurred last night, will be
found in the Covington news.
In FAVOR OF HoLTzHAUER.-The testi
mony in the celebrated Bovd-Holtzhauel
seduction suit was all in at 2 p. m. yester
day, when Mr.. Wright commenced his ar
gument for the defense.
He was followed by Gen. Hodge for the
plaintiff. The case was given to the jury
at p. m. last evening, but were unable tc
agree at 6 o'clock, when they were dis
missed till this morning.
The jury were in their room promptly a
the hour mentioned, and at few minutes
after IL returned a verdict for defendant
This will undoubtedly give general salts
faction.
Last evening, at st. Paul's Episcopa
Church, the pastor united in marriage Mr.
John Mathews and Miss Lizzie Waggoner
The attendants were Mr.. Henry Webbe
and Miss Hattie Mathews At the conclu
sion of the ceremony reception was helt
aC Clo HOLlt VI buo UTluc, Ou DTlSlIOI
street. The presents were numerous, bril-
liant and beautiful.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Mr. Grau, BY
Master Commissioner, to Louisa Grau
Lot No. 6. in James Taylor's division
fronting 80 feet on the east side of Mon
mouth street. between Harris and Tib
bats; $1,000.
D. J. OKeefe and wife to Paul Ertelt
all of st. Louis. Lot 116, in Goodmans di
vision, fronting 80 feet on the south sid,
of Bellevue street, 67 feet east of York
also, Lot No. 256, in Buena Vista addition
fronting 80 feet ON the east side of Yorl
street, between Harris and Tibbatts
900.
DAYTON. In.
Four new knights were created by Guild
ing Star Lodge X. of P. last night.
The Robin Hood Archers will hold .
business meeting at the residence of Mr.
Ned Minor tomorrow night.
Mr.. Venable the well known carpenter
and builder, is strongly urged for Counci
to succeed Mr.. Winter from the FourtI
Ward.
Judge Gunnison, at the urgent solicita
ton of his many friends, has consented t
become a candidate for President of tn