The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20

was brought in replevin. The defend
ants had consignments of large Quanti-
ty of peanuts on hand from Seth Thomas,
On these he had made several advance
ments. Seth Thomas being indebted to
the plaintiffs in this case they attached
these consignments. The contest be-
tween the parties now was as to wheth-
er the defendants had a lien on the at
tached property superior to the claim of
the plaintiffs. In the Court below q
Judgment had been rendered for the de-
fendants. In the District Court yester-
day this judgment was affirmed.
Michael Fogel VS.. Geo. +. Lorentz ct
al. This was an application Tor the es-
tablishment of the right of way over de-
fendants' property. The Court found
for the defendants and refused the plain
tiff's petition.
Jacob Unterzinger, administrator, VS..
Jacob Hahn ct al. This was a proceed
ing to foreclose q mortgage. The de-
PENDANTS state that they have filed ex-
ceptions to the accounts of the plaintiff
as administrator, whicn are pending in
the Court below, and they asked that the
foreclosure be stayed to await the termi-
nation Of those exceptions. Petition Of
the defendant granted.
The petition Of Christopher Wall
against David Fischer to set aside q con-
yeyance on the ground offraud, was dis
missed. David Rohan against Gertrude
Luking. A suit to recover for making
stairway. Petition also dismissed.
Caroline Weinberg vs.. The Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Co. In this case,
heretofore mentioned, the jury rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff Tor $1,022.
Eliza Jane Williams vs.. George 2.
Campbell, administrator OF Owen Will
n
toned, the jury rendered a verdict for
the plaintiff tor $3.50.
The will of VIM. Dothage was probated
yesterday. The testator bequeaths $500
to st. Phil0mena's Church; $l00 to Bish-
op Toebbe, Of Covington, for the Catho-
lie Church in Bellevue, KY; 5000 to the
two orphan houses in CoVington and
Newport; 500 to the Catholic Church In
Ludlow; 500 to the poor Franciscan
Brothers, on Mount Alverno, Delhi; $500
to the Sisters of Mercy, on Belts street;
Sl00 to the Little Sisters of the Poor, and
the balance OF his estate TO the st. Philo-
mena Church. John b. Staggenborg was
appointed executor. Estate, $3.50, in
"a was also probated. Maria Fugazza
was appointed executrix. Estate, 81, 500,
in personally. Alfred Simpkinson was
appointed executor of Elizabeth Nor
lidge, deceased. Personally, $25; realty,
$1,000.
SUPREME COURT.
General Docket.-Thomas D. Hance,
executor, VS.. N oble g. Hair. Judgment
affirmed. Tue Forest City United Land
and Building Association VS.. Farrell Il.
Gallagher ct al. Judgment reversed and
cause remanded for restatemeut of the
account. Christopher Hagerman ct al.
VS.. Tue Ohio Building and Savings Asso-
citation ct al. and John ID. Mercer ct al.
vs.. The Concordia Building and Savings
Association. Judgments reversed and
causes remanded, etc. James Mcbride
and another vs.. Forest City Union Land
and Building Association. Reversed ON
authority Of No. 5S7 General Docket and
cause remanded.
Motion Docket.-Rezn w. Shawban
vs.. Peter Van Nest; motion to file a Pc
titlon in error refused. The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company VS.. Joseph
May; motion for leave to file petition
in error to reverse the District Court of
Belmont county; motion granted, judg-
ment reversed and cause remanded.
Joseph link vs. Edward d. Grant, mo-
tion tor leave to file a petition In error,
oyerruled. y. II. KilgOur VS.. Lewis Fa-
gin; leave to file petition in error re-
fused. Comfort Nj. Hoyle vs.. Van Hyn.
ing & Co.; leave to file u petition in error
refused. Comfort NJ. Hoyle and others
VS.. Van Hyning & Co.; leave to file
petition in error refused. j. j. Murphy,
executor, VS.. Tamzen Lodge and others;
leave to file petition in error refused.
In the United States Court the execu-
tors of Hugh Campbell, deceased, and
John Schaeffer have sued Il. Il. Hudson,
: o,nual RiOhtman Sarah no Walt
Daniel De vi off and Chas. A. McDaniels
for infringement of an improved patent
capstan.
John Dodson, colored man of War;
rem county, was yesterday sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment in the heWarren
county Jail and to pay fine of $10O and
costs for selling liquor without license.
Burnheim and Meyer were found not
guilty OF shipping benzine on steam
boats as charged.