The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-20
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.


Samuel P. Thomas has brought suit
against the Crescent Silver Mining Com
pany, and against Nathaniel 6. Harris, D. l..
Pearce, Peter Neff, Jr., ]. L. Waiter, Ezra
H. Thayer, John A. Pomeroy and Charles
Mendenhall, individually and as Directors
of the above mentioned Company. The
plaintiff AYERS that in September, 1874, the
mine was sold, one of the Directors acting
as auctioneer and another as purchaser He
brings this action for the benefit of himself
and other stockholders, and asks that de-
cree be entered finding that the said sales
was in fraud of the rights of the stockhod-
ers, and that sthe defendants be compelled
to account as Trustees
petition was filed yesterday in the Com
mon Pleas by Sylvester Ruffner, to recover
50, 500 from the Ice Company, for injury to
his property in Millcreek Township, tract
of forty acres, east of the Miami Canal, by
the construction of dam which interrupts
the natural flow of stream known as the
Bloody Run. A temporary restraining or
der was allowed.
PROBATE.
The firm of Sellew & Co., importers and
manufacturers of tin on Main street, above
Fifth, made an assignment yesterday to
Thomas T. Heath for the benefit of cred-
tors. The firm is composed of Osmond Sell
lew, Joseph G. Sellew and VIM. s. Nun
son. The assignment was made on behalf
of the firm and the partners as individuals
The bond of the assignee was fixed at $780,
900.
Drunkenness-Thos. Stellenkamp, 10
days; Ed. Cunell, So; Laura Eckert, $40;
Pat. Kennedy. Joseph Meyer and Rose
McManus, 80 days each; Robt. Reits and
Michael O'Neal, So each; Maria Ryon,
$50-30
Disorderly Conduct-Chas. Kessler, Eliza
beth Richter and Jerry Day, dismissed;
VIM. Bemer, continued to October 18th;
Ellen McDermott, continued to September
Henry Baum. continued to September 25th;
VIM. Gittz, So; Frank Hoffman, S..
Assault and Battery-Wm. Cameron.
continued to September 9th; Geo. Frizzle
Thos. Grant, John Lavage and Dennis
Toohey, dismissed; VIM. Christie So; VIM
COppen, continued to September 9th;
Henry Rackman, continued to September
oath; Henry Eggers, continued to Septem-
ber 25th.
Petit Larceny-AnnieC Crayton, continued
to September 9th; Samuel Powers, con-
tined to September 10th; John Woods, 80
days; Michael Mccormick, dismissed JAS
Quinn, Michael Mccormick and Jackson
Tindle, continued to September 25th
Miscellaneous-Theo. Mengdahl, shoot
ing with intent to kill, examination waived;
James Quinn and Michael Mccormick,
grand larceny, continued to September
9th; Ed. Mirdy, same, dismissed; Ed. He
lin, injuring building, dismissed; John L.
Burgoyne, street begging, 30 days; G. Bass,
carrying concealed weapons, continued to
October 4th; James Wall, same, dismissed;
Mary Mayfield. G. I. Hayman, VIM.
Schroeder. f. A. Whitecomb, Ellen WEIGH
leman, John Hart and VIM. Har-
ding, violating garbage ordinance,
dismissed; James Wall, same, So;
W. L. Malloy on capias, committed;
Chas. Burns, malicious esruction. contin-
ued to September 24th; Molie Sager, Mol
lie Hall and Minnie Baldwin, street-walk-
ing, continued to September 25th; Kate
Reber, incorrigibility, House of Refuge;
Geo. West. vagrancy, continued to Septem-
Der 27th Emma Weber, same, 80 days.