The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13

Win tnat as legal SIaTtiDB pOints anu
|ohn Holsen leaving no children, the
children inherited the property
lfter the termination of John Holsen's
ife estate. The defense claimed title in
John Holsen as heir-at-law OF Gerhard,
that Gerhard's will vested his
wife Dorothea with only life estate and
bower to divide the estate between her
children by him, and not her children by
any other man. The defense also pleaded
title derived from adverse possession, which
the plaintiffs replied to by alleging it 70 SO
not adverse possession. The plaintifs
made no point on the restriction IN uel-
hardts will, requiring Dorothea to divloe
the property between such OF the cni!uIeu
as "keeps the best the Catholic religlon,
though the plaintiffs are Catholics and tne
Holsens were Protestants The case goes 10
the Court of Appeals.
MEwPORE.
Several divorce suits will be called in the
Chancery Court tomorrow.
John Bindley was granted license this
morning to wed Miss Clara HiehhauA
The new Office OF the Covington and
Newport Bridge at this end of the bridge
was completed yesterday, and the collec-
tors will occupy it to-day.
Yesterday, in the Quarterly Court, the
suit of A. A. Hiles against J. Clark, on
promissory note of $500, judgment was
rendered for defendant the plaintiff pay
ing the costs. The latter took an appeal to
the Circuit Court.
Sunday night while Mr.. John Goesler
was out riding on the Alexandria Pike, he
was attacked by two ruffians and had a
narrow escape from being pulled off his
horse by the rascals, who no doubt wanted
his jewelry and money. ..
For Charity-Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe
Yesterday transferred to st. Boniface
Orphan Society the tract of land contain
ing one hundred acres situated on the
Alexandria Pike, about six miles from the
CITY, The ground is to be used only for the
benefit of the Society.
The Board of Water-works met last night.
Claims to the amount of $179 10 were al
lowed. The annual reports of the Super
intendent and Secretary were read. The
Secretary reported receipts for the year
$21, ,427 As; expenditures, $lS, 159 Is. The
balance on hand is 81, 573 So.
DR.. r. A. Cameron has been confined to
his bed for several days owing to a very
slight cut he received in finger of his left
hard with one of his instruments while
making the post mortem on the remains of
the late Mrs. Remission. The poison SO
infected his system that several physicians
had to be called last night, but this morn
ing his condition is much more favorable.
Ameeting of the Newport Manufacturing
and Commercial Company was held yester,
day, and the following were elected as q
Board of Directors j. H. Buckner, W. V.
Moss, Nathiel Rolf, Thomas Wriphtson,
Charles Stewart J. R. Mills J. 1. Vattier.
Charles Schmidlspp, John N. Nelson and
Theodore F. Simpson. The Directors win
meet this afternoon at the Gibson House,
in Cincinnati, to elect officers.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Martin Yunk
and wife to B. Siemer, western half of Lot
No. AZ in Williamson's addition in Belle
vue, % feet front on Fairfield avenue BY
lis feet deep; $44S.
Master Com missioner to John M. Dietz
Lots Nos % and 20 in James Taylor's Eas
Row addition. so feet front on Washington
avenue, between Harris and Tibbatt
streets; A.200.
Z. ]. .Peake and others. by Master Com
missioner, to the Equitable Building Asso
ciation Of Cincinnati, Lot No. lis in Belle
vne addition, north side of Division street
Sc feet front by 150 feet deep; $34S "a.
CHANoERy CoURT.-There was big bust
ness done in this Court yesterday in th'
way of disposing of motions, &c. Judg
ments were rendered in the following
cases:
II. Thornton, Trustee, VS.. Geo. Fer
rons ct al. Motion for possession of prop
erty overruled and judgment for plaintiff
costs.
Henry Weise vs.. VIM. Air. Attachmen
in this case satisfied and suit dismissed.
Humboldt Building and Loan Associa
ton VS.. F. L. Frank. Judgment for $500.
John Roeslin vs.. Lizzie James. Judgmen
for division, and Messrs. Thomas Jones
, Charles Buchanan and Gus. Artsman ap
pointed as commissioners to divide prop
} erty.
A general order was made to the effec
that all business referred to the Master q
this term Of the Court shall be complete
six davs before next term, except as
. / Ciay insurance Company Vs. Bowen an
DeCoursey VS.. Same. Motion to set asid
overruled. ..
George w. Bowen vs.. TAFT Richardson G
:: al. Judgment that plaintiff recover Of d.
fcndant the following real estate: Sout
side OF Bellevue street. west of York, 40 b
214 feet, and rs feet adjoining by 107 deer
with equity right of redemption, Of Gee
|, G. and G. H. Richardson by the paymen
OF S., ,305, with interest from 1877.
A marriage license was granted yestel
day to Charles Stubb and Agnes Hedgel
: both of this county.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION TRoUBLEs.-
) Teutonia Building Association held anothe
! meeting last night, which smelled fire an
birthstone, and seemed to an outsider as I
r be exceedingly warlike, and to person nj
J, we'll posted in the manner and gesticul
tions excited Germans have of expressil
y their ideas when wound up, it looked {
/; though war had already been declared.
l. The President and several Of the Dire
8 tors were rather roughly hauled over ft
the loose manner in which they allowe
/. the funds to be loaned out, and it finall
J became so hot for the President. Fran
! Betz, that he was obliged to submit to tt
h loud calls for his resignation, which latte
a was received unanimously.
i Mr.. Cook, the insurance man, was electe
q temporary President to wind up the col