The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-10
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

An answer has been filed in the case
of Carrie Church against John Church,
Jr. 1t was agreed that the child Edith
be returned to her father. The child
A lice is to be retained by the mother.
That Mrs. Church Will, at any time
upon request, sign, seal and acknoWl-
edge deeds TO convey dover right she
has, or may have in real estate owned
now or hereafter by Mr.. Church.
That MIR. Church will pay and allow to
Mrs. Church, for her support, SO long as
she lives separate and apart from him,
the sum OF $1,000 per annum, payable
quarterly.
And that MIR. Church will allow to
Mrs. Church, for the support and educa-
ZION OF Alice, the sum OF $500 per annum
payable quarterly, which allowance for
Alice shall be increased to 800 per an
| mum when she arrives at nine years o
| age, ana to 81 900 per annum when she
arrives at sixteen years OF age. The
| first quarterly payment TO BE- made upon
the return OF Edith, the second upon the
| 10th OF June next, ana each quarter year
| thereafter during the lie OF Mrs
Church.
Iu the case of the decease Of Mr.
| Church, Elith is to be returned to the
custody of her mother, and in case oI
| The decease OF Mrs. Church, Alice is to
be returned to the custody of her father
In either case this agreement to be re-
| adjusted. For each quarter payment
Nj. Church will send 10 Mrs. Church .
cneck tor the amount when due.
That Mr.. Church will pay the reason.
| BILE counsel lee Of Mrs. ChurcA's coun.
| sci, as well as costs OF record.
| That the HbOVn uuarIhrIV Davm G
shall continue to Mrs. Church and IL
her for Alice's benefit, as long as they
shall respectively live; the allowance
| Tor AIice's benefit to cease upon hel
marriage as far as this agreement is con,
cerned, and in case Of q divorce sought
and obtained hereafter by the parties
| this agreement to terminate, for il
such event The rights of parties as tt
alimony would be considered and de-
termlned by the Court.
PROBATE.
Barbara Wiehe was appointed admin
istratrix of Moritz Wiehe. Personally
$3 100; realty, 50 90O
The will of Joseph Hofer was pro
bated. Personally, $500; realty, $4,000
Eva NJ. Ho er was appointed execuLlIX.
Railroad Company agains PHI. Hirsch
SUIT invoiving The condemnation o
certain lands in the eastern part of this
| county, is in progress.
/ The will OF Bernard Heller was admit
led 10 probate.
POLICE.
Observation-Disclosures O'Neal, 20 days
f ank Finn, 80; Frank Wilson, 10 days
Bridget Duff 80 days; Robert Trer
bauck, So; James Williams and Johl
| Lindsey, $3 each.
Dsorderiy Conduct-George Moore
ana james Williams, dlsmissed; john
smith and James Smith, dismissed
Johu Dust and William Roman, dis
missed; Fred. Bisohotf and Frank wiz,
erhatt, 10 each; Arcaibald De Haven
and charles DeGrouse, $3; Jen
lie Allen, $40; Mollie Burues, $5
Joseph Meyer and John Eagan, SO eaoh
Charles Gum and Lottle Wilson, dis
missed; Charles Smith, SIS; Antnon,
Castelo. So; Victoria DAVIS, $40; Jerrl
Finn, 50; Ellen Miles and Florenc,
Jackson, 10 days; Alois Vogel, $40:
Frank and Charles Il Orr, dismissed
Frank Deem and Harry Deem, $5 each.
Petit Larceny-Frank Dale, dis.
missed; Alice Tucker, continued 10 De
cember II; Charles Shock, continued t,
december IA; George Burnes, Georg,
Williams. dismissed; Catherine Leon
ard, continued to December IL.
MIscellaneous-J. b. Hail, lettering
dismissed; Philora Wl,kour, vagranoy
$6O and ~ days; Frederick Dilchen
abusing family ,alO days; Thomas Dunn
). Allen, assault and battery, dismissed
j. Bischotf, malicious destruction,
$40; f. Grapengeis, carrying concealed
weapons, $40; Harry Cameron, commit
ting a nuisance, IS; Alois Voge, usin,
personal violence on officer, dismissed
Cnris. Camp, exposing person, So; Johr
| VIII, assault and battery, continued t,
Dec. IL; Annie Coffey, grand larceny
Continued to Dec. IL; George Burnes
yagrancy, $50 and 80 days.