The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27

The capital stock OF the Com
pany Is 800, 900, divided into 500 shares.
The principal place OF business is to be In
this city, f
Tho M,..;on srrd.r school NJ a. pauP,
chnrch bald ;,s Ch,;stmss festival iasl
night The aud;torinm besutifully decor.
ated, and the entertainment was most In
teresting and enjoyable.
The Judgment of the Lower Court in the
case OF the oity of Newport against Swift.
Iron and Steel Works that was reversed in
the Court of Appeals. was done so on the
simple ground that the defendant was moi
allowed the concluding argument
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Messrs. Brasier, Hodge and Arthur, at
torneys for Mrs. Miller, whose husband
Peter Miller, was killed last Sunday on the
Short Line Road, did succeed last
night in filing suit in the
Circuit Court against the road for $40, 600
Colonel r. W. Nelson yesterday had Q
rule issued against Mr.. Bodley 10 show
cause why Mrs. Miller should not be
allowed to qualify as Administrative
of the estate of her husband. The rule
was made returnable by next Tuesday
There seems to be a legal doubt as te
whether Mrs. Miller can compromise with
the Company, since she has relin
quisned ner rign's 70 qua''iy nefSeli 40 al
m'nis'ra'r'A'
A suit that will, no doubt, be of interes
to number of our old residents, 1t is ru
m0red, will shortly be filed by +. w. Tip
penhauer through his attorney, ]. r
Carothers against the Odd-fellows' Hal
Association for fifteen share'
of stock in the said Associa
ton and dividends thereon. What make
it interesting is the fact that Mr.. Tippen
hauer, who has just returned after an ab
sence Of twenty years, was one OF the con
tractors on the building and took the stock
In part payment The necessity for lega
adjustment grows out OF the fact tina
the stock is now claimed by an
other party. while Mr.. Tippenhauel
claims that he never sold or transferred TIN
stock. The Hall Association, on the othe
hand, claims that the stock in question wai
transferred to John. Schwartz October
23d, 1855. and from him to Nortf
Star Lodge, No. 76, October 29th
1856. Mr.. Schwartz says he neve
remembers Of any such transaction. Th'
stock has more than doubled in value, anf
that has ELAPSED. amount to considerabIe
Tho boarts of the little cbi,dren in a.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum were gladdenet
with a magnificent Christmas tree
laden with choice lot Of presents
Mr' d. becker tresluept Oh tne orpnan
n"ciety Oh oovihguoli' non aGc0Inpan,eu n ~ r' Mev
W ra'her lspPeIt, nlcua'u 0eino,s' an1 uep tHeo
Adam Haa. Theo. Boreelt. VIM. Hehmal,
r Rornkenper I B Schmeinher ]
Dawes W. Sabeihsus and Fred. Wempe
of this city, repaired to the Orphan Hous
in the afternoon, at o'clock, an,
placed the tree in the center OF the school
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LII v1 ""u ..'uuu .i,n. IT,; ;aoa msa fam ta ,,,on
and marched in body to the room. wher,
each of them was presented with present
After they had received their tokens Fathe
Merschcm delivered very appropriate ant
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tions. A collection was taken up amon
a. 40. ~,ocont ,rd "a cao% l;ttlo o,,,o rool