The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-24
The following was passed by Council

Public improvements, be appointed q
Committee TO secure a proper building
location for statioh-house, lookup and
city building, and that they wait upon
John nj. Long and ascertain upon what
terms the old Academy Building or
machine-shop can be had tor on lease or
purchasei also, any other building that
may be offered for the purpose by other
parties, and report same at the next
meeting OF this Council" .
Common Pleas Court met in adjourned
session to-day for the hearing of motions,
demurrefs, etc., and will meet again on
Monday next for general business. The
following are the assignments for the
first three days: Monday, August 30
l.. Sohngen VS.. Fl. Zimmerman; III. A.
Dig VS.. Peter Schwab; B. Jenifer vs..
v. I. Ball; %. Scott ct al. vs..
+. G. Gerwig ct al; II. p.
Deuscher VS.. II. Williams ct al. /;
Crane q McQuaid VS.. w. A. Logue; j..
NJ. .Symmes vs.. ID. Lingler; q. G. Curtis
vs. Soehner ct al; .. Schraub VS.. j. NJ.
Morris; Trustees UniversalIst Church
VS.. }. w. Sohn ct al; Marina E. Potter
VS.. w. o. Potber; W. L. Gebhart VS.. q.
v. Carr; IL. McDill VS.. W. Wallace ct
al. Larra A., Gerwig vs.. Caroline L.
DousW0rth; L. Ill. Gone VS.. j. }. IL.
Tiffany; b. Fall VS.. u. Shartle; j. b.
Flpdder VS.. A. Heath ct al; Is. And 5.
Association, of Middletown, VS.. Ellen Il.
Walsh; q. NJ Morgenthaier VS.. j. e. Lind
ley et al; Kemper Bros. VS.. w. Grismer
ct al; u. w. Agnew vs.. Rebecca Agnew;
). u. Brown VS.. Frink and Moore; w. b.
Wilson VS.. j. Meyers ct al; +. Keck vs..
Il. Pendergrass; Cole, Genrman & Hem
nlng VS.. j. Hull ct al; Michael Kumler
vs.. Henrietta Schertz; d. X. Dick vs.. NJ. i.
N. Naglnnis; j. L. Earhart VS.. Nj. s. Ear
hart; w. w. Lane vs.J ii. Sutpnin ct al.
Tuesday,. Wooley VS., Mary Ogden
ct al; q. w. Leitch VS.. II. Van Deryeer;
Elizabeth Dubois VS.. George Dubois; j !.
b. Merrill VS.. S. Burritt' ct al; John
Mas VS.. Jacob Mauss; State VS.. +. Kurz
ct al; NJ. IL. Stevens vs.J w. Morton
ct al; State vs.. j. Ulmer ct al; State VS..
G. McClung ct al; w. w. Shepherd, vs..
j. .. Bursoll; A. NJ. Miller vs.. NJ. Stevens
ct al; J. W. Doty VS.. A. Doty; b. Potter
vs.. +. Elser; Cypress Sllby ys.W.. Crout;
James Wood vs.. Jane Sullivan ct al;
al. vs.. Caleb CLARK vt al; West Hamil-
ton Land and Building Association VS..
j. Hull; A. j. Reese vs.. q. 5. Taylor;
Mary Brannahan vs.. City OF Hamilton;
W. II. Straub ct al. VS.. Nj. Sheets; z.
Hannegan vs.. Middlelown Gas-light a.
z. Co.; IL. b. w. Kof ct al. VS.. L. Reed
ct al; j. Buck vs.. r. Cummins ct al. X.
Harper vs.. A. kepler ct al; A. Kemp VS..
George Kemp ct al; Calharine Meyer
VS.. Fred. Shafer. Wednesday-G. w.
Sadler vs.. j. Flaherty etal.; G. II. Buck
ner vs.. L.. Harmon; +. Martinuell VS.. l..
Sohngen; Gatf, Gray & Gordon VS.. L.
Sohngen; z. McCueys. C., ii. & D.: :R. X.
Co.; h. henderson vs.. j. Warrend4r et
al; j. Matthias, guardian, vs.. A. Schmidt
ct al; T. Weisn VS.. o.. Ii. q ID. Il. Il.
Co.; Il. Il. Mcdee vs.. G. IL. Reynolds; /;
d. D. Dick vs.. q. w. DICK, ,administra-
Lemon VS.. MoriiZ Schenck ct al.
MARYSyILLE, GA colored nan
named Mayno was shot through the
breast by colored Can named Jewell a
few evenings since. Mayho is recover
ing.
Gen. r.. B. Hayes and others address
a mass meeting mere on the Both inst.
The Teachers Institute was held last
week at the Union school-bouse. Pro-
fessors Williams, of Delavan, o., Hartz-
ler, of Newark, o., Williams, of Della
ware, o., and Prof. Smart, State Super
intendent, were present.
ed the Llghlfoo6 Club of Mechanics burg
by score of SO to 10.
CALIFORNIA, O.-The picnic of
Greenwood Lodge, No. 252, /. o. o. f.,
which was postponed on account of the
high water, will be held at Parker Grove
Friday, August 25th.
A panorama Of Bible scenes will be ex-
hibited at the NJ. e. Church on the 18Th
of September by. u. j. Wymans. IL is
said to be splendid thing.
The business of the j. NJ. Macarthur is
increasing.
CARDINGTON, O.-Those who went
Oh the trip to Cleveland ON Saturday
enjoyed themselves muchly. The trip
on the lake, however, did not agree
with some Of the boys, as they imagined
themselves on board the boat afterWard
and were unable to walk straight.
The Cardington Tnespians contem-
plate giving dramatic entertainment
for the beYdt of the band.
COyINGTON.-Rev. VIM. Tappert, OF
St. Johns Church, is lying very ill at his
house.
In the Criminal Court the following
cases were disposed Of: George Miller,
stealing pantaloons, ETC., from A. D.
holden, three years in the Penite ntiary; !;
M. Donabue, stealing pocket-book and
money from Mrs. Margaret Williams,
corner OF Sixth and Sandtord streets,
discharged, Herman Schlld, selling
liquor to a minor, judgment for $50 ana
costs, and replevled, with III. Wenzel as
surety.
The Grand Jury reported indictments
as follows: Edward Wallace, forgery,
forging an order1or So from Mrs. Frances
Rickert TO Max Khuon; Jonn Daily, petit
larceny, stealing ~ 81 from Jacob Meyer;
John w. Clark and wife, continuing a
lence across a publcNroad.
Attachments were. ordered against
Michael OBrien and Z. f. Maiey, wit
nesses subp@naed and failing to appear
before the Grana Jury.
The walls at the mouth of the Licking,
which were damaged by the high water,
are being repaired.
A brass band will be in attendance at
the game of baseball this afternoon, be-
tween the Eagles, OF Louisville, and the
Stars.
j. P. Mclaughlin had three fugers OF
his right hand badly hurt, yesterday,
among some cog-wheels that were III
n, otion at the Scott-street rail-mill.