The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-11
Court Cuttings.

Thirty-four Eastern firms, creditors. of
G. e.. Ii. McFaddin, of this city, yester-
day filed claims in bankruptcy against the
latter named firm amounting in all to
S35, ,492 TS. The following is The list of
creditors and liabilities;
Emil Oellennann & Co., $6,S46 05; Por-
ter Bros. a. Co., $4477 81; q. f. Damb-
mann & Co., $1,0O4 80; John Pullmann &
Co., $l,2S5 10; American Suspender Co.,
49, ,35G %; Thos. Drew u Co., $1,53S 81;
American Lead Pencil Co., $42S IA;
Whiteside Bros, $l,l54 "a; Robert Nc
Donnell, $760 81; Woolworth & Graham,
/. NJ. Rixby Il Co., $4O9 3S; William
Henry Smith & Company, SPIT 49;
Thomas Bate Mills, $454 Y; j. Maid
hof, 1892 SO; Phelps & Everdell, $491 95;
Northampton Cutlery Co., 1915 81; VIII.
Copcutt u Co., S3 65; Union Horn Works,
$531 75; l. & A. Blumenthal, $773 %;
American Whalebone Manufacturing
Co., $377 04; Deitsch Il Bowski, $i40 o.;
Louis Am son g. Co., $s76 IS; Ed. A. Nor
rison, 1924 45; Field, Morse, Fenner &
Co., $3.50 %; Cobbett & Ball, $1,0S3 H.;
e. S. Jatfrey4& Co., $43S 95: Jesse Oakley
g. Co., $26S 10; Wilmeeding, Hogente &
Co., $1,356 80; j. b. Binssell & Co.,
Sl,6l9 So; Leoboldti & Mayer. $527 So;
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Smith & Danforth, $122 40; George w.
Malty, $422 25. Total, $35, ,492 IS.
In the case of Louis Williams against
Isaac Schaaman, a suit for slander, the
jury returned verdict for the defend
ant.
In the case OF Farrell against Holen.
shade, the jury found verdict for the
defendant.
The jury in the case of John Robinson
against Alf. Barber found verdict for
plaintiff for $1,000. The suit was an ac-
ton to recover $4,000 damages for the
sale OF "a horse by the defendant belong
ing to the plaintiff. Plaintiff claimed
that the defendant sold the horse for 500
delinquency in taxes on his masters
farm. Defendant alleges that the horse
was listed for taxation, and therefore
sold by him for delinquent taxes.
Anna M. Fuldner was appointed exec
utrix of John Fuldner, deceased. Per-
sonalty, $500; realty, $4,000.
THE EGNER TRIAL-NIGHT SESSION.
The consultation had in the antc-room
yesterday afternoon by the counsel and
the Judge turned out to have had bear
ing ON the subject OF calling Rufer as a
witness. In the cross-examination of
Rufer the following was elected: ! am
81 years old. The witness attention was
1 LuGu Cdllcu w Mis W. 1lOUyS elt-
ting in the Courtroom, former
Superintendent of the workshops in
the Penitentiary at Columbus, and asked
ii he had ever seen him before. lie re-
piled that he had not, except once in Jail
since his arrest. He also claimed that
he had been sent to the Penitentiary
from Clermont county, in 1859, for three
years, on q plea of guilty OF stealing a
horse from Mrs. Mary Noyes. The wit
ness also stated that he was a native of
Baden, in Germany.
was first notified to come here as a
witness at about II O'Clock to-day: no
subpoena was served on me, the Sheriff
brought me here. The prosecutor and
his assistant were the two persons that
talked to me about coming as a witness; /;
they talked to me once yesterday morn.
ing and once this morning; did not
promise them at first; l only said I'll
think over 1t; also talked with Mr..
Mulligan concerning the matter. There
was no promise or inducement for new
trial made to me in the event OF my ties.
tifying in the case, nor had any such
hopes.