The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
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COMMOk rLkAS.
Before Judge Smith.
54.el7-yoseph Morris vs. Martin Heisel
81, 54,s!o-Hugh Mullen ct al. VS. unknown heirs OIL
Daniel Stout
54,s5s-Jared S. Howe vs.. George Nieman ct al.
maeker ct al
5a.s76--Manss, Aull & Co. VS.. Leopold Busam
ct al
54,sss-D 8. Hnsbrook VS.. Abish Hayes.
54,992-Sam uel Ogden VS.. Mills, Spellmlre q 20
54, 4,ss5-R Laustrum VS.. The Lafayette BANK
ct al. ! N
54,sss-Elisa Meyer VS.. C. A. zimmerman
ct al.
55.0li-Eph. NJ Epstein vs. D. Green.
a,497-H. Kl0th Pohl h Co.. vs.. ID. Nj. Clark.
81, S96-The Pittsburg. Cincinnati d. st. Louis
Railroad Company vs.. the Cincinnati Consoiidat-
ed Street Railroad Company
A,7l3-Lucas Elmer VS.. Frederick Schilling
Before Judge Moore.
53.e57--Charles steinwedel Vi. VIM. Lusby, Jr.
So, 3,059--Henry Pollmann vs.. same.
53,077-The City w. NJ. Bvrnes 4 Co.
53,107--Peter Herbert VS.. John W. Strcng.
50, ,122-Peter Byrne vs. Oson Britton, Jr., ct al.
DISTRICT.
2,S0S-Weber & Co., VS.. Bauer.
2,sl5-Bohn VS.. Trounstein. I.A
295l-Burkhardt vs. Isham.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Foraker. !.
S4,24i-John G. Kaeser VS.. Joseph A. Hermann
ct al.
s4e54-J. Is. Price va Chamberlain h Co.
34,2S6-E G. Hewitt VS.. The G., c., G. q l. Rail-
road Co.
Si3OS-Walter ]. Norris ct al VS. John N. CLARK.
Before Judge Harmon.
34,3!s-Oscar l. Frank Va. 8. Kuhn 4 Son..
94S20-Herman WuffOlding vs.. VIM. Quient
ct al.
3l,S26-Lewis Frohmann vs. George B. Frost
3i,S2s--F Kenneweg & Babe vs. C. Dwell,
"a, ,S3S-W H. Smith vs. Fritz Fingerhub etal.
4.839-PhUnix Insurance Co. vs.. Ertz Munson
& Co.
s4,s44-John H. Porter, executor, VS.. W. Austin
Goodman.
33,6iS-Henry Brachman VS.. John H. Laub.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Smth-Andrew J. Pruden
against H. & N. Sewell. This case was de-
cided. The plaintiff alleges he recovered a
Judgment against John w. Sewell. now de-
ceased, and he claims to subject certain
real estate as belonging to Sewell which he
saws was conveyed by Sewell with intent to
defraud his creditors He asks that the
conveyances be set aside.
The Court set aside some of the convey
ances, and held that as to the Others the
claim of the plaintiff was not made out.
In the case of James Glenn and others
against J. J. Cozad.
SsIn this case charge OF contempt of Court
was fled against the defendantfor disobey-
ing an order of Court which required him
not to interfere with the plaintiffs, who
were taking down and rebuilding wall on
the corner of Fifth and Race streets. 1t is
claimed the defendant used threats and vi
olence after the order Of Court. The trial
has commenced.
Before Judge Moore-Anderson Battles
against Wesley B. Coles and V. T, Collins
This action is brought to recover $40, 900,
for injury sustained by the plaintiff col
ored man, while attending an engine on
the steamboat Robert PEBBLES. Trial in
progress
Drunk-Sallie Huston. $500; J. W. Pal
mer, W. Warren, dismissed; Chas. Mers-
man, Henry Mersman, continued John
Yuep, 10 days.
Disorderly Conduct-George B. Garrett,
James Lantry, Martin Collins, dismissed; ;
Lewis I.oos, 80 days; James Trainer, con-
tinued; +. Becker, Ben. Boeiner, Michael
Scully, John o. Brien, S..
Miscellaneous-Wi Dromery carry
ing concealed weapons, continued; Edward
Harper, same, 80 days; frankie Jones, Sal
lie Moore, vagrancy, 80 days; Jane Graham,
same, $50 and 30 days; James Burns,
Chas. Watkins. same, continued, II. c.
Rose, Mary Lesley, petit larceny,
continued; William Astler, making
false report of weights, continued; Thomas
Fagin, cutting, ETC.. continued; Fred. Wolf,
receiving stolen property, continued, Jas.
Tones, discharging firearms, etc., $40; VIM.
Lissman, assault and battery, dismissed; ;
August Peppler, obstructlng sidewalk, IS;
Stephen Wissell, grand larceny, dismissed.