The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
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The cases set for Mondsy are as follows:


The cases set for Mondsy are as follows:
COMMON PLEAS
Before Judge Longwerth.
A, 9i0-George w. Feuton VS.. r. H. weather
4632o-Davd Dir and wife VS.. r. N Van Rem
IS, 7s2-Robert Jackson. administrator. VS. Jas
4S,i72-Haniet Trueman VS.. c., II. D. Rail-
as. s.26O-Amyx & Morse vs.. NJ. Merrill & Co:
4S992-John Grodel vs. Cincinnati eonsoliuaeo
Street Railroad Company.
so, 5O,216-Frederick Flick VS.. Ann Shaul.
50,bs6-Juseph Bogenschutz VS.. The City.
Before Judge Smith,
60nSS-A. ]. Taryin VS.. a. n. Smith.
3S,6S7-John Webb Jr, vs. r.. e. St. Louh
3sglS-G d B. backer W. Michael Heinrich.
4lig5-beotge NJ Hugg MS vs.. Harrison Hogan.
AL Joseph +. Mills ct al. W.. Henry Buck.
42ly9-John K Green ct al. vs.. John Fitzgib
bon.
a 323-Cernelius Myers vs.. Joseph Brodbeck
4SS75-Keziah Lyon VS.. Philip Flea manu-.
SUPERIOR
Before Judge Force.
81 34952-Christian schmidlhauser VS. Metropolis
8istO-jnel il. steinberg, administrator, vs. C.,
49sS-Duby Green vs. M. M,kalovtch { Bro.
81, 5,g0S--Louis Cook VS.. welsuh Jonte
Before Judge Harmon. ..
S4,745-Duby Green VS.. Cin'ti Consolidated Street
si,;sl0Pauline Mock VS. E. N. Chopper ct al. 3
34,7y5-Effie Jones eG al. VS.. Charter Oak Life
| ms Co.
3i.SUl-Henry Ruffner VS. Cooperative Landf
| Building Association No. l.
| 34,s27NMorris Schradzki VS.. Nathaniel Net
burgh ct al.
SUPERIOR
Henry McErlane VS.. the City. Suit to recova
s4 17S Al and interest, for work on the Charles
street sewer which was accepted by the City Com.
missioners. but which the city now refuses TO pay
| for.
| PROBATE :
Leo Buchold made an assignment last evening
| in favor OF his creditors to Herman Luera
| COMMON PLEAS.
Judge Longworth has closed his session.
| Judge Moore ais closed his term to-day. "a,
The Grand Jury will be impaneled on Monday.
/ DISTRICT.
| st. Bonafacius and st. Patrlck's Roman Catho.
tlic Church of Cumminsville, against the Trustees
of Section 29, Milereek Township. Petition for
| q mandamus to require the Trustees to show why
they did not distribute to the plaintiff their por.
ton of the funds collected as income rent, etc. OF
the min steral grounds in Mlllcreek Township.
POLICE
Drunk-John O'Brien, David Lander. 80 days;
Fred Deitclen, R. Ale 'rn, continued; ALT Dick
son, so 80; Maggie Smith, 10 Days; Mike Ryan, W.
Ormston. 81.
Disorderly Conduct-George Langham, Frank
Drum, dismssed Robert Villa u.s. s.; Annie
J0hrson, Bridget lemens, continued.
Assault aud Battery-D. Murray, NJ. McCor-
mick. Morris Lee. continued; May franklin. x:
r. Kirsrh. John Aackle jacob Ash. disni nisssd.
Miscelaneous--1om English, Georgie T we'll,
Lii Franklin, petit la ccny. Continued; George
Osborn, Thomas Carney, JUha McC''olc, William
Lyons. Georse Eckner, same. dismissed; Moses
Jackson. AL Johnson, Shooting, &C., continued:
Aug. Oscar M Her, niserng poison, continued:
james Robinson carrying concealed weapons,
continued; Eph. Holland, Arthur Duffy. assault.
etc., continued; Lzz.e Ho0ligal. vag'ancy, con-
nued; Mike Butler same, dismissed; Joiin Tin
dali, known thief continued; Henry STEPHENSON.
VIM. Donaldson, suspicious persons, continued;
} John Hil inc JIrigblity, continued.