The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
Court CtxIyiuUS.

w Ill. munger u 20. some Time ago Is
sued an attachment against Ahlers &
Binder, and a livery stable belonging to
them was seized. The case came up be-
fore Judge Cox yesterday on a motion
by the defendants to dismiss the attach
ment. Judge Cox said there was moth.
ing in the affidavits which would war;
rant him in supposing that defendants
were attempting to put their property
beyond the reach of their creditors.
They had openly offered their stable for
sale, and had notified their creditors
that it was for sale. Failing to make
public sale, they had made a private
sale. Motion to dismiss granted.
Moulton for plaintiffs; Jessup for de-
PENDANTS.
The will Of John Jones was presented
for probate.
Gustav b. Meyer was appointed ad-
ministrator de bonis non of Albert Med
elmann. Personally $4,000.
j. Ii. NJ. Bonner was appointed admin
istrator of Bridget CouShlin. Person.
atty $500.
Samuel Armstrong was appointed ad-
ministrator OF. James Armstrong. Per-
sonalty, $4,000; realty, $4,000.
UNITED STATES COURT.
The case Of the Davenport heirs VS..
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has been appealed by the latter.
N. b. Jordan, assignee IN bankruptcy
and bill in equity in the Circuit Court
against the Cincinnati Railway and Tun.
mel Company, tor $250,OOO damages for
the violation of the contract entered in
to July /, 1878, between S. W. Morton L.
Co. and the Dayton and Cincinnati rail-
road company to lay track from Broad.
way to Hunt street, in this city, through
the Walnut Hills Tunnel to some point
| the starting place. The bill in equity
| in Millcreek Valley, about 1211 miles from
asks tina Receiver be appointed to take
| charge of the affairs of the company un.
| til The final disposition OF the suit ior
damages, and for other relief.
! The Montpelier, VT, Manufacturing
Company flied a bill in equity in the
Circuit Court yesterday against z. j.
| Margua g. Co., of Cincinnati, for $4,000
damages for alleged infringement of q
patent for new improved velocipedes,
hobby horses, &c. The petition also
asks that perpetual injunction re-
straining the defendants from manufac.
turing and selling such articles be
granted.
The case of Hibbs, Angle g. Co., agsinst
| the Eastern Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany, has been transferred from the
Scioto Common Pleas to this Court.
4 The following cases were commenced
in Common Pleas:
46 9O9-Great Western Building Asse.
citation VS.. Catherine Repking.
48,91O-Robert Miner VS.. Sophia Miner
ct al.
46,911-Herman Tepe VS.. Charles Lar.
man.
46,912-Same VS.. Charles Larman ct al
46,9l3-Edward L. Agin VS.. the Coop
erative Land and Building Association
of Hamilton County.
46,914-J ohm G. Haag VS.. Henry Eel
4 gheder.
46,9I5-Same VS.. Fred. Honnert.
4 46,9l6-Clemens Oskamp VS.. John Ep
ply, executor, ct al.
: 46,917-Chas. Weiss VS.. Philip Freyes
46,918-E. b. Beresford ct al. VS.. j.
4 Collins ct al.
| 46,9l9-Matthew Addy g. Co. VS.. tn
indianapolis Rolling Mill Company.
The following was entered in Superior
4 Court:
| s2,o2s-John Ryan g. Co. vs.. The City.
Henrietta Hays, charged with threat
ening personal violence to Sallie A
!, Thornburgh, was yesterday bound owe
to the Grand Jury In bonds of, 500 b,
Squire Evitt.