The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28

IO-MUhhON . CALENDAh.
The cases set for tomorrow "wednesday are
o. followE
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Smith.
5s.29a-Wm. Gerhardt vs. Philip Kieborth.
5S,3s5-W. h. Adams vs. P. G. Rooney ct al
5S,358-Miles v. Wilson vs.. H ,rbert Heuck.
5S,4l0-The Miami Valley Savings Society Va.
Dennis Carey d al.
5S.H7-T r. Hall & Co. VS.. VIM Glenn ct al
634l9-Heidelbaeh, 63 Seasongood & Co. vs.. Isaac
Harris
5s4S4 -coppin 4 Biies vs. Samuel wunder.
81, 46S- Alexander Torges. ST., VS.. Alexander
To yes, Jr.
5S i67-Peter Bosler vs. Henry yarwig etal
os,4T6-Salome Gramer vs. Frederick G. Wuest
Before Judge Moore.
5l,s71-Caleb Ives VS.. Alexander Franz ct al.
5l,997-August Becker VS.. Jacob Brock ct al.
52015-Rebert Bromley VI The City.
52,Fi-Henrietta Katterhemrich vs.. Mary Kat
terhemr.ch.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Force.
a,2si-Leepold SteigeN vs.. y. 4 d. Kallend0rf
Si.3a-John b. Crowley vs.. Chamberla.n n & Co.
3a,3l5-Hoadly, Johnston & Colston VS.. Mary A.
Lyk@
Before Judge Foraker.
8.45S-Matilda Welding va. A. Williamson, ad-
s4,472-Buchanan. Robinson & Co. VS.. Thos
Livingston & Go.
"a 4s6-Justina Gardner, executrix. w Henge-
hold & Co.
Before Judge Harmon.
Si,s26-Eugene Funcken vs. Fredegck Blum.
34,S27--The United Mohawk Building Ass. vs.
B. ii. B0hmen ct al.
3i,a'6-Wlliam Fuller VS. Augustus Kaiser
S,.33S-Peter r Net VS.. Thomas Trainer.
4 Co.
sl.sse-Assignees Of Adae 4 Co. vs.. Estep 4
Never.
"a s5l-same VS.. NJ. & r Burgheim.
34.354-Same VS.. Gustar Hof ct al
%.s57-Ceorge Ramsey vs. William c. Hunting
1865 Frank A. Stnnebaker vs. the Eureka Co
oerat We Foundry ASSOC at on.
80. 3.47S-Josephine f. Laird ct al. vs.. The City
ct al.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.
Mueller against Fratz. Suit to restrain
the County Treasurer from collecting tax
on personal property of the plaintiff in the
Nineteenth Ward.
A demurrer to lie petition was sustained
by the Court of Common Pleas.
Judge Cox delivered the opinion of the
Court. and reversed the Judgment Of the
Common Pleas.
ATcFarlan against Mills and Others. A
proceeding t. reverse a judgment OF the
Superior Court setting aside an attachment
on tie plaintiffs mac inerv. Judgment
affirmed. Opinion delivered by Judge
Burnet.
DISTRICT COURT.
Schultz against The Home Life Insur-
ance Company. The action was on policy
of insurance, and the defense was that the
plaintiff committed suicide. The judg-
ment in the Common Pleas was for the in
salrance COMPANY. Judge Avery delivered
the opinion and affirmed tie JUDGMENT.
Albert Ives and others against ID. w.
Strickland. The suit was brought to re-
cover 1857 on written agreement. In the
Common Pleas, Judgment WAS rendered for
defendant judge OK delivered the 0pin-
ion and affirmed tire judgment.
COMMON PLEAS.
Frank Smith pleaded guilty of retty lar
oeny. and was sentenced bv Judge Long
worth to thirty DAYS ia the Work -house
and to pay a fine of $500.
The Hess Indiana requisition case was
called. and the parties not being ready, the
hearing was postponed until Tomorrow.
POLICE.
Drunk--Chas. Smith. dismissed; Ellen
Bonner, Thos. SPEED. Peter Smith, 10 days !;
q. W. Ramsey, IS and costs; Vim. Demar-
eIt. continued; Mary Lee. Mary Smith. 30
DAYS.
Disorderly Conduct-Kate burst, Laura
Scott. dismissed; Bridget Flynn. $5.
Assault and Batterv-B. Luhr, Dudley
Walton, VIM. Burke. Lewis Allinger, CON
tinued; r. l.. Ross, $40; Louis Becher, dis.
missed
Miscellaneens--F ed. Spearing, Charles
S. Belden, eating, &C.. bound over; I'm
wood Stewart, petit larceny. 30 days;
Mary Conners, same, dismissed; James
Muilin. Chas. Lewis, Mary Tole, va
gra,cy. dismissed; John Hill, same,
30 DAYS; George NJ. Turner.
grand larceny, dismissed; Fred Bisctell,
kidnapping. continued; james Moran burg
larry, continued; John Mckinney, carrying
concealed weapons, s10 aud costs: George
Maxwell, same, dismissed Frank VESSEL,
Joseph Warner, John Conners. assault with
intent to rob, continued; Thomas fenton,
malicious destruction Of property. 80 days; !;
John Kruger, false pretenses, continued
cases against all saloon-keepers CHARGED
with keeping places where intoxicating
liquors are sold, continued until October
st,