The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

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THE COURTS.
TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR I.D.
The cases Get for 70 morrow "wednesday are as
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COMMON PLEAa .tt
Before Judge Longworth.
bS,sss-Mattbews 4 Ramsey vs. Sarah K Hin
man e< al.
IS 644-WilIsm p. Hubert vs. James b Bell
5S,6E-Bernard Eady vs. Elisabeth Hockford
ct al
5s,sso-wi,liam Means, Trustee. va John B.
Evans ct sl. r-....t. s,I
56,6.i-Joseph Graham vs.. Simuel r. Cary.
6,GT-D. W. 81 ickland. Trustee. VI. John zink
56.7le-y. b H. Nolte VS.. VIM. Kirlkup & Son.
56,725-The City. for use OF Boyle & Roach. vs.
56,7N-The same VS.. George P. Thorpe e. al.
66.7B-Walburga Ernst vs.. Joseph Busum ct q.
@.729-The City, for use Of Boyle d Roach. W.
L. B. Holllster ct al
S,7si-Frederlck Bronner vs.. William Kirk
6S.7s5-Michael Kahn vs. B. +. TAFT.
&,76l-J. Kiersted, assignee, vs.. Martin 6teuber
Before Judge Smith.
H.2S6-Thos. Colston vs Refs Bros. & Co.
W.252-ihe Gamb.i mus Stock Co. W Joseph
Wintzinger.
H.25S-Joseph A. Dumont vs., Butler K. Smith
ct al
A,s0o-Thomas W. Hills vs.. Truman B. Pad
dOcx.
A.s1t-chss. M. Gardner W. Anna C. wust
64,320 0-Kenner Garrard vs.. John Booking.
G.S22-Same vs.. Herman Huelsmann.
H,3M-Catherine Lankert vs.. The Phoenix Mu-
tual Insurance Co.
Before Judge Burnet.
63S7e-Martin Timon vs. P. l.. O'Flaherty.
63.s93-Maddux Brothers VS.. A, B. Taylor.
G.@EThe Village of Hartwell vs.. The O.. H.
& d RR. Co. ct al
63,635-Kachel Astler vs. The City.
5S,sS7-Robert II. Fichler vs.. David Kuebler.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Force.
25,9l9--Joseph N. Walker vs. Elisabeth Ntzen-
dOnne, ct al.
S5,V2s-Catherine Ulrich vs. Valentine Ulrlch.
34,0A-Hirsch & schuabacher ys. Charles Doll
Elizabeth colling VS.. The Western In.
surance Co. or al
S5O4e.-Merrie, verhsge & Co. vs.. VIM. Kirkup
81 Sn.
35 05S-Mary d. Reed vs. Edward T. Haynes.
35,06h--James G. McNeey ct al vs.. The City.
35,06l-FOss & schneider VS.. John Brenner, ex-
ecut0r.
S5.OSs-Franklin Lodge. No. Q A. o. g. f. w.
85,O7O-Berhard MsItiug vs.. The st. Augustine
Church.
35.O74-R B. slnnickson vs. John H. Leaman
Elizabeth Homan vs. E. A. Beary ct al
Before Judge Harmon.
a.59o. A.6l0. 3l.6lS. $50
Before Judge Foraker.
s4.9S3-Charles Hanley u. The p. G. 4 st. L.
r. r. Co.
349'7-Michael Burke vs.. The Clifton Lot Co.
3a9G'-Freoerick Dickhaus administrator. VS..
Bernard Weiss ct al
35 OO1-Henry G oss vs. Halls Safe and Lock Co.
35,Ol5-Sarah Waterman vs.. The c.. H. & D. R.
r. Co. =.
COMMON PLEAS.
Alex. McCredie against John Craig. In
this case tried before Judge Burnett to re-
cover $5 600 for an assault committed on
the plaintiff at q barbecue in Colerain
Township, the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff for $500
The will of Anton Pitton was admitted
to probate. ..
DISTRICT COURT.
J. G. Isham against A. Maralta. The
plaintiff and defendant were joint owner s
Of the steamboat Emma, No. 8, which was
destroyed by fire. The defendant after
wards collected $4,000 insurance on the
boat. The plaintiff brought suit to recover
his share and was awarded $4,000 by ref
cree, hich was reduced by the Common
Pleas to 81, 400. Judge johnson delivered
the opinion and affirmed the Judgment,
Thomas Wrig,tson against w. s. Cap
peller. County Auditor. Judge Avery de-
iivered the opinion. This was proceed
ing to reverse o judgment Of the Superior
Court. t.-..l
TIE error alleged was that after the Su-
perior Court had granted an injunction
against the Auditor from placing build
ing erected by the plaintiff, on the tax list
and vet that the Superior Court afterwards
refused TO hold the Auditor guilty Of con-
tempt.
The Court held that the Superior Court
was competent to judge of its own orders
and that this Court had no power to review
the case. Petition dismissed.
POLICE
Drunk-Pat. Lotus, 10 days; Jackson
Tyndall, 80 days; Mary McGovern, ~
days.
Disorderly Conduct Jacob Werner, con-
tinued; John McAvoy, So and costs;
Samuel Cunningham, 10 days, suspended;
AL Campbell, George Zimmerman, Alex.
Hamilton, Thos. Mckee, dismissed.
Miscellaneous--Harry Robinson, assault
and battery, IS; Jennie Dougherty, Frank
Davis, SAME, continued; Michael Welsh,
petit larceny, continued; Fordie Dye, same,
$20O-25: Owen Waters, suspicious person,
dismissed; George Myers Frank Hunter,
same, $3.50; Frank Berry. g. Arnold, same,
5000, suspended; John Mclaughlin. same,
80 days; John Stofel, murder, continued;
Alfred Turner. keeping place where intox-
icating liquors are sold, continued; Joseph
Tully, indecent behavior. continued; s.
Shane. giving show without license, con-
tinued.
Death Record.
The following deaths nave been placed on
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