The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-26
The Courts.


The Courts.
UNITED STATES. .-,.
Robert G. Tryon, charged with forging a
pension paper, was found guilty on each
and every count. He was remanded for
sentence.
COMMON PLEAS.
T. C. Campbell against NJ. Halstead & Co.
Judge Longworth disposed of a motion to
make the petition more definite and GER
tain by setting up in an issuable form the
facts intended to be pleaded as justifca-
ton. The petition set out that at certain
time libelous article waspublished by de-
fendants and damages were asked. The
answer admitted the publication, and de-
MED all other allegations of the petition,
and further averred the statements in the
published article were true. In the opin-
ion of the court the answer should be so
amended as to plead the facts claimed as a
justification, and not simply as true.
James Carson was found guilty to-day of
robbery. He was remanded for sentence.
PROBATE.
The will of John Boehringer was admitted
to probate.
]. G. Cameron was appointed executor of
Rebecca Hart.
Victor Abraham was appointed admins
traitor de bonis non of John Schott. Per-
sonalty, $1,000.
Drunkenness-C E. Magrue and William
Douglass, continued to 30th inst. Maggie
Ryan, Margaret O'Brien and Sam. Wilson,
80 days each; Johanna Mcnamara, 20 days;
]. E. Crawford, dismissed; August Kuda,
So; Emma Howell, 5000.
Disorderly Conduct-Margaret Carrigan
continued to December Goth; John Walters
John Dunn, and Joseph Pierson, 30 days
each; Wesley Tietus and Nose Reter, $40
each; VIM. Brown, John Moran, Dan
Murphy and Jacob Young, dismissed; !;
Joseph De Pugh and Frank Hart, IS each /;
Chris. Cook, 5000; VIM. Bell and Augusta
Red, continued to Nov. 30th; Mary Bren-
ming, 10 days.
Assault and Battery-Frank Assler, con-
tinued to December 4th; Lewis Kennes
and Pat. Maloy, So each; VIM. Drayton,
$40.
Mscellaneous-John Daily petit larceny,
continued to December 26th; Kate Long,
same, dismissed; VIM. Rose and Jennie
Irwin vagrancy, 5000 each; Frank Lee,
same, 80 days; Mag Brady, 10 days; Geo.
Sampson, cutting with intent to kill, con-
tinued to December 3D.; John Walters, per-
sonal violence, 80 days; John Dunn,
same, dismissed; J. C. Corcoran, EN-
bezzlement continued to December Sd /;
Frank Steisler abusing family, continued
to November 30th; Chris. Cook same
5000; John Morrissey causing and per-
mitting indecent exposure, costs; Thomas
Jefferson, Charles Carroll and Lottie Lepert,
indecent exposure and obscene language
costs; James Doran, petit larceny, known
thief and assault and battery, continued
till 2 o'clock; VIM. Brown, carrying con-
cealed weapons, dismissed; Frank
Hesselberger, indecent behavior, con-
tinued to December 4th James
Oates, exhibiting theatrical performances
without license, continued to December
4th; VIM. Young, Chat Baldwin. Theodore
Kopp, Daniel Hart, John Welsh, VIM. Scott,
and Mamie Young, participating in the
atrical performance without license, con-
tinued to December 4th; John Holmes
hauling dead animal without permit, dis
missed; f. A. Hart street begging, $50-30
Miss Fanny Davenport at the Grand.
Miss Fanny Davenport one of the most
popular as well as one of the very best of
American society and emotional actresses
commenced an engagement at the Grand
Opera-house last night, supported by
the fine Olympic company. Miss
Davenport appeared in her great character
of mabel Renfrew," in "Pique5" Thechar
acter is of Miss Davenport's own creation,
and only in her hands is it the magnificent
portrayal which so pleased and thrilled the
audience last night. She has played it here
before, but never under auspices altogether
SO favorable as the present engagement.
She has strong support and all the
scenery, stage appointments, ETC., are most
excellent. Miss Helen A. Tracey gave us a
MARY Standish' just as the character can
be easily pictured but not so easily rem
dered. She makes it the sweet, innocent
country girl that is called for by the plot,
and is a character pleasing in itself and very
effective in what ii adds to the harmony of
the play. The character of "Raitch" was
elegantly rendered by Mrs. Mollie Maeder
Steele. She was warmly welcomed and
heartily applauded, all of which was
fully earned by the bewitchingly pleasing
manner in which she rendered her part.
The cast throughout was fine one, and
We shall be able to speak of it more in de-
tail later in the week.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday even
ings, and Wednesday matinee, "Pique."
Grand Thanksgiving matinee, Thursday,
November 2Sth, at p. m., London AS
surance." Thursday and Friday evenings,
and Saturday matinee, Divorce"