The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
THE COURTS.
MONDAYS CALENDAR.

DISTRICT COURT.
2,992-Wm. Sproons, Jr.. vs.. Anna Fehrmann.
2,995-D. Linton VS.. M. Ezekiel
3,000-Hengehold VS.. Gardner.
2,O00-1yes ct al. VS.. Strickland.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Johnson.
5,793-Benedict vs.. Miami Valley Narrow Gauge
Railroad Company.
Before Judge Smith.
53,466-Alexander Torges, ST., vs.. A. Torges, Jr.
53,467-Peter Boser VS.. H. Varwig ct al.
53,475-Salome Gramer vs. J. c. Wuest.
534S7-Cornelius O'Connor VS. Michael Burns
53,507-Charles H. Mooar VS.. Henry A. Vessels
ct al.
53.515--Theodore J. MCGOWAN VS.. Robert simp-
son ct al.
53,5Sl-Henry Lange vs. Matthew Dugan.
53,596-French & Cortelyon VS.. Barbara John
son ct al
53,GO2-Wm. OstendorfE VS.. A. f. Highway.
53,61l-Ricnard Arnold ct al. vs.. C. X. Wilder &
Co. ct al.
53,e45-Birdie Finnegan VS.. Stephen Coles.
53,660-Henry ]. Cordesman VS.. Jos. Knipper.
53,669-B. R. Stevens VS.. Gabriel Wirsch ct al.
| 53,68l-Jones Bro. Co. vs. The c., c., G. & l.
R. r. Co.
53,7O0-Maria Casey vs.. Solomon Pareira.
Before Judge Moore.
5oG65-The Taylor & Faulkner Manufacturing
Co. VS.. The City.
5o,sl.-Frank H. Smith vs. Henry Beckroege.
| Ol,UOj-JOTudLl, JOIudu o] WlllldIuS vs. A. N.
| Brookbank ct al.
5l,099-John Moser vs.. The City ct al.
4s,O65-W. J. M. Gordon VS.. The City.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Force
SS,7S1-Elizabeth Eibel VS.. Kate Burkhardt ct al
33, 33,7S7-Samuel Althof VS.. Jacob Fox.
33,SOl-Jacob N Brown VS.. Little Rock q Fort
Smith Railroad
Before Judge Foraker.
3i0S2-Wm. Dunn VS.. The Life Association OF
| America.
34,O4O-Bridget o Brien VS.. John Beckett.
Observation-Disclosures Of W. Henry VS.. The Gin.
cinnati Ice Company
s4,lOS-The First City Bank OF Pomeroy ". 10th
& Haas.
| Before Judge Harmon.
| Motions and demurrers.
SUPERIOR.
| Thomas Hunt against the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Railroad Company. An action before
Judge Foraker and struck jury, to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries received in
1874 The Railroad Company denies any
negligence on its part Case in progress.
| COMMON PLEAS.
Conrad Beirlein against Cordelia Beir
lein. Suit filed on the grounds of habitual
drunkenness and gross neglect of duty.
POLICE.
Drunk-.Margaret Cannon, 5000; sus
pended.
Disorderly Conduct Kistner, J. G.
King, Ada Num-, B. Kampham, J. Sirens,
dismissed; Susan Hanselman, continued
J. F. Riley. $40; Mary Jackson, M. Gilloo.
ley, 30 days; Margaret Brady. 10 days.
Assault and Battery-John Berlien, J.
Marcus, P. Rhinebolt George Line, Cooney
Hugo, John Daum, Charles Bode, dis
missed; John Burns Ed Iliff, William
Belcham, Jane Schuebeck, John Hoffman
continued; Walter Young IS; J. Hennes
sey, $10
Miscellaneous-D. Seigman, s. Welsh
abusing family, dismissed Pat McDonough
same, 5000; Pat Mclaughlin, Tim. Dris
coll, petit larceny, continued; R. Hurley
T. Coughlin, same, dismissed; John
Pinkert, James Haynes malicious destruc
ton of property. dismissed; Lewis Nolte
vagrancy, House of Refuge; VIM. Kelly
same, dismissed; Mary Lloyd, same
10 days; William Miller, obstructine
street, So; Lewis Moore, shooting;
&c., bound over; Jos. King, cutting, &c,
continued; Amelia 10th, failing to keer
book of fecord, continued; Thomas Sulli
van. having burglars tools in possession
IL months; VIM. Keys incorrigibility, con
tinued; Thomas Marsland, known thief, 81
days; George Angle, cruelty to animals
dismissed; Fred. Steinberg, harborins
| vicious dog. dismissed.