The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

E"While we render decree finding that
no claim exists against Mrs. Schwab by
reason OF this mortgage, we expressly
reserve to Maginnis &. Symmes, 9or
Maginnis alone, as the fact OF ownership
may be, to prosecute their claim (if any
they have) against Mrs. Schwab TO re-
cover the value of their services rem
dered in the mortgage case. Wedo not
decide the question as to the validity OF
the transfer OF Symmes to Maginnis, or
his interest in the claim for fees. OF
course, this leaves the Loehr claim
valid and the first lien on the moptgaged
premises and decree may be taken. ac-
cordingly. AS to the costs Of this litjga-
ii on between Maginnis and Schwab and
wife, and Maginnis and Symmes, the de-
cree would be that each OF the parties
pay his or her own costs."ls & sHe@
The certificate of incorporation of the
"Miami Distillery Company" of Hamil-
ton, was filed in the Recorders Office
yesterday. The incorporators are John
G. Schnell, II. Drexelius, E. M. Bicknell.
Henry Jacobs and Thomas Z. Hunt.
The capital stock is 100000, divided into
shares OF $500 each. &. as gs
PARIS, KY.-Mr. &C. Lockhart, the
Democratic nominee TOR Representative,
is a bachelor. There are TOO many OF
that kind of persons now filling the city
and county offices. 1t is high time that
it should be checked. The law will not,
trust one of them ON the juries In the
lowest Courts in the land. Mr.. Lock-
hart will to change his mode Of Life
or. encounter our opposition until the
very day Of election. ~.
On Thursday afternoon Daniel Shaw
han, of Ruddle's Mill, was severely bitten
by dogsin Claysyille, one the detached
suburbs of Paris.
n. Do, ov,I
VIM. Il. Spencer left on the afternoon
train for Cincinnati, to attend the May
Musical Festival.
During the absence of DR.. Downey, Mr..
G. III. Garrett occupies his place in the
Society Of Spotless Men.
Miss. Ri. Shaw, who spent the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Prof Sanders, in
this city, left ON Wednesday morning for
her home in Pike county, Illinois. She
was accompanied as far as Cincinnati
by several friends, who seemed reluctant
to part with her.
I Letters from Cincinnasi say that DR..
Downey, the President of the Spotless
Mems Society, attracted much attention
in that city.
On the Slst of last December Mayor
IO'Conner issued o proclamation, by or
der OF the City Council, to close up the
saloons and places OF business oil Sum
tresolution was passed requesting the
Mayor to withdraw his proclamation en-
forcing the Sunday laws. Mayor O'Con-
nor declines to- comply. The excuse for
IpasSing the resolution was that previous
to the April election the candidates
pledged themselves to do SO, provided
they would receive the support Of the
saloon-keepers. But the shrewd Mayor
knows that the religious element OF
Dar;o 10 ctpongar 'than fha Gu loon @ ctos
! and cutely withholds issuing the re.
!, scinding order-. NJ ,.t.a,,. Is, Az,
Miss Annie Miles, of Jefferson county,
: is visiting her friends in this city.
: A few days ago; Mr.. Geo. T.. McCarney,
a handsome young bachelor, went fsA-
ing. After sitting astraddle OF a log, on
the banks OF the Stoner all day, be sue
ceeded in catching mess OF the fnny
: tribe.l Late In the evening a party of
: young ladies from Prof. Browns Insti.
tute came along to try their luck at the
same sport. While George was talking
: to the ladies one ofthem slyly walked on
with his string. of fish. When. George
reached home the boys inquired If he
caught anything, he replied, .'Yes, but
, somehow or other they got away"
LEXINGTON, KY.-The examining trial
, OF Joel Williams, white, and Samuel
i tTaylor, colored, for the killing of Wm.
!. Salter, at Nicholasyille, ON the 1st OF
, May, was held the past few days before
: the County Judge Of Jessamine county,
4 at the former place. j. r. Morton. Esq,
of this city, is assisting the prosecution.
Mrs. Governor Leslie arrived in the
: city yesterday morning to visit her
many friends in this vicinity. is&
: The right of way for the Southern rail.
: road has been secured from the Scott
: county line to the city of Lexington.
: In Judge Mulligans Court yesterday
John Robinson, charged with grand lar
: ceny, was committed to Jail, in default
j. of $50 bail; Dempsey Carroll was fined
l So and costs tor lying drunk; Gen. Leslie
)l Coombs, for drunk and annoying, wac
3 orderly conduct, was fined $3 and costs;
: VIM. Sullivan and James Rankin were
D each fined 81 and costs for being lob
/ noXious to decorum." FL 49, a .ssA
1 Captain Bep. McMurtry's new Bowen
hat hts well. 1t looks like the one worn
: at the battle Of Waterloo by the Emperor
, Napoleon; and Mr.. Geo. Snyder thinks
it should be called the Napoleon hat. 3
r Major Is. "a. Thomas, our popular Sherif,
r has been invited to acg as official timer
: at the Louisville races, a compliment
: that is we'll deserved. for no one has
lever given better satisfaction in thai
I capacity on this course than Major
| Thomas.
} The only regular music store and the
> only daily paper in Kentucky, outside
i of Louisville, are to be found in this
T city.
t Eovefrun with children asking for blot
ters., One of the agents; Mr.. q. #. Can
his or her name. Those who can not do
that are considered uDdeSerVing of the