The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

56eSS-Jas. D. Smith & Co. VS.. same.
56,092-J. H. Hernsh VS.. Geo. L. Hill q co.
56,l08-Richard stadtlan VS.. John Blackburn, |
uardian.
56,l34-Traber & Aubery VS.. VIM. 8. Munson |
1 al
Before Judge Longworth.
SO, ,355-Louis Schwing VS. John Best.
59,S6l-Benjamin Best VS.. James I. Floyd, exec |
llor
59,s65-Geo F. Davis vs. A. H. Pugh
59,37S-Hudson I. Scott VS.. Cincinnati & Xenia
Turnpike Company.
59,377-Wm. Ronsheim & Bros vs. Jacob Kreba.
SO, Merchants d Mechanics Building Asso
,iation VS.. John Beckett ct al.
59,405-GeO. Linkmeyer VS.. Charles Beall.
h94l7-Chrlsna Buckle vs.. Valentine Ulrick.
Ter et al.
Before Judge Burnet
57472-Lous B schof VS.. Harry G. Bates.
5T,475-Jula Mcdonald VS.. Philip Marqua.
57;;5osmFirst National Bank of Greenville, Mich,
vs. W. Wilder.
57,5O9-Anna NJ. shafer, Administrative, VS.. the
city.
57,5Ss-Msria L. Helmkamp vs. H. Broerman.
G,59l--John Rooney vs. John C. King ct al.
Before Judge Avery.
59,866-Bayard Gebhardt VS.. Jacob Wolf ct al
. 59,S7O-Crane, Breed 4 Co. vs. Mount st. Mary's
Seminary Association ct al.
b9.876-Wm. s. Ludlow vs. Gilbert Dater.
59.S96-August u. Bofnger, Guardian, VS., Sarah
59,sls~D. W. Miller 4 Co. vs. Cincinnati, Ports
mouth,.B Sandy & Pomeroy Packet Co
59,932-J. A. Fapp VS.. Charles Fuchs Ell al
69,94O-Clemens Hellebusch VS.. Anton Dees
6O,OO2-Willam lttigg VS.. Laube u Co.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Force
35.335-James Shea VS.. Jesse T. Wilder.
35.337-First National Bank of Springfield, Ohio,
vs. Excelsior FurDiturn COmDany
35,346-Susannah Van Hart vs. John Mains ct al.
35,352Henry Brochmann VS.. B. p Critchell.
35,353-James S. Vine VS.. Jas. H. Winspear ct al.
35,365-John Mclean VS.. Frederika Mornth ct al.
Before Judge Foraker.
33,5s5-Frederick Fuchs vs. Jacob Benninger
ct al.
2s569-E l. Harper vs.. Isaac straub.
3l,577-Folz, O'Brien & Co. VS. Elizabeth Cox
ct al.
sl.5sl-John & Hugh Auchineloss vs.. George
McFaddn ct al
32,7S5-Catherine Crawley, Administrative, VS..
Marine Railway and Dry Dock Co.
3S,279-Covington Street Railroad Co. vs. Theo-
dore Cook.
3S,427-Wm. T. McClintic ct al. vs. Charter Oak
Life Ins Co.
83 676-The City vs.. John Cooper.
34,5G5-Ann Farley VS.. VIM. Carson.
34.5S7-German American Bank, st. Louis, vs..
G. A. Stifel.
S4,667-Robert Keith VS.. Smith Brvan.
54,I40-DuDy Gfe6u VI. SluCiQIldu COuh0iluHteu
Street Railroad Co.
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son. Ss,o'l-DAneA oo"enuS w. AnonaS h-lno'y
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Application was made to Judge Avery
this morning on behalf Of Maurice Walsh,
property-owner on Hopkins street, for a
temporary injunction to restrain the Sc
damsville Railroad from laying its extern
SION N erack M!. On ina. stIeet.
Sno d m t,,.t ~ 80 - ;. W.. a.o' ~ ~ 'ne
?o,.;a, ?o ~ "as haa.a hatai" thn uon.ona VIZ IA
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.at wy ~ "AN -"-" A''
lays NE u, =. A.
MT. WaIringtOn, ono Oh tne counsel lot
Cne Consolluate0 company, sald that III ap-
peared on the trial before Judge Long
worth thar tba consen ts of the majority of
tha .,.onort,, \ oldars hod hoor HSta; y
VIC PioPctJ ioiuois 100 ooon ou'aineu,
ana therefore TINS appllcatlon must come
from some party representing the minority
and therefore the Court ought not to hear
the anrlication.
-.
:, .uuse nVoay eaAu n0 "ouiu Aear 'he case
this evening.
Fannie w. Meeks against Gao. w
Paroar~ Actiorr hrouoht hv lodu N
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