The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24

THE COURTS.
TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR.

TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow Saturday are as
follows:
Motions in all the rooms except No. l.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon.
"a 10S-The Directors of the Cincinnati Mutual
Consumers Ice Company. cx pnrte.
81 3i2D8-Executors OF Joseph L. Butler VS.. Thos.
Clifton ct oil.
Si,2o2-oxford Female College VS.. Executors of
Agnes TAFT
"a, ,225-Charles 7. Dickson, guardian. VS.. Adam
Mueller
a,29-GeorEe E. Doughty, administrator VS..
The United States Soapstone Manufacturing Co..
8423i-The City vs.. John NJ. Mueller.
3i237-Bricgs Sw it vs. Andrew Duncan ct nj.
IA 3i2D-Robert Hamilton VS.. Richard Tudor.
3iN3-Jane Cary ct al. vs. Joseph Bates ct al
34,25-John c. Short ct al. VS.. Charles f. Sterne.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Longworth. Bieler
against James Balm. Suit under the bas-
tardy act. The prosecuting witness did not
appear. The defendant testified that he
was not the father of the child. Verdict
for the defendant.
J. Il. Jones against Ella r. Jones. A suit
for divorce on the ground that at the time
of marriage the defendant had another hus-
band, named Charles Nickerson, living.
Decree granted.
PROBATE.
The will of John H. Weinemuth was ad.
mitted to probate.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon-James A. Stettler
againt Willie Black & Co. and others. The
plaintiff and his father and mother raised q
nf tnhanop h;o 70 ~,
County, which VIM. Stettler, an elder
brother, brought to Willie Black & Co., com.
mission merchants, for sale, and received
$3.50 as an advance.
When the tobacco was Sold the money
in the hands OF Willie Black was attached
by creditors of William Settler. The Court
held that that portion Of The tobacco belong
ing tp William Settler was liable to the
debt of the attaching creditors and the
share Of the plaintiff and his father was
decreed to them.
Reed against The New Era Shoe Manu-
featuring Company and others This suit
was brought against stockholders in the
Company to recover for debts of the corpo-
ration. Decree for plaintiff.
S W. Smith against Frank H. Lick. A
petition to appoint receiver to collect
rents of premises on the corner of Central
avenue and Court street. Motion granted.
POLICE.
Drunk-Nellie Young, continued; M.
McGurr, IS; Ansalom Campbell, Henry
Meyers 80 days.
Dsorderly Conduct-George Jones, B. F.
Kassner. dismissed; James Cornell, $40; J.
Frame, 10 days.
Assault and Batterv-Anton Edders. Ed.
ward Shannon, Charles Moorhead, Charles
Robinson. Annie Douglass, William Jones
continued; William Wolfcutter Henry
Wolfcutter, d. Graham, Thomas Costello
dismissed.
Miscellaneous-C. A. Henscll, exhibiting
gaming devices. dismissed; Emma Howell,
grand larceny, continued; John McGiven,
malicious destruction of property dis
missed; Martin RYAN, VIM. Bowers, cut
ting, &C.. continued; A. Neghbors, en-
bezzement. continued; Morris Breen
known thief. dismissed w. C. Douglass,
vagrancy, continued; Theo. Ro ,ker, Chas
Morrell. Henry Katlan, VIM. Heheman, A.
Westjnhn, N. Mclaughlin, Anton Hess, f.
H. Martin, NJ. J. Ward, Antonio Cordano
NJ. Fabiano, VIM. Hackman, Chris Green
Mary Brown, keeping place where intoxi
eating liquors are sold, continued until
Oct. 2Sth; Chas. Kennedy, pedding with.
out license, s.; Andrew Lang, vagrancy
5000.