The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
the COUis'I'H.
TOSM0RR0W'S CALENDAR
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COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Longworth.
5i,6s4-Penn & Townsley VS.. Ambrose Broad
well.
5.72S-John A. Stacey vs. The City.
54742-Swlfts Iron & Steel Works vs. John N.
Rutherford & Co.
54792-N. L. Bernard g. Co. VS.. yose Brothers.
54798-Charles Austin ct al. vs. Fred. Buch-
man.
64s54-Mary Browneller ct al. w. John W. Fex
54,8s2-Momis Muehmore vs. First Baptist
Church of MadisOnvile
64,9OS-Armin 1enner VS.. Hayes 40 Brien.
Before Judge SIN tb
53.6l7-Joseph Bern er vs. Robert J. Cresap.
53 637-John M. Markey, executor. W.. Charles
Weis ct al.
So, 7S}-J B. Dug vs.. E. R. Mann.
59.85-Laurie J. Blakely, administrator. vs.. P.
53,s7y--Martin Simon IS. P. l. O'Flaherty.
Before Juage Burnet
58,63s Cassie Dunleavy VS.. Samuel B 'nnett.
59,975-Catharine PfGes VS. Joseph West
61,0S5--Lena Sch0emAker VS. Heinrich sSchnei-
6l,G3s-Elzabcth Taylor VS.. Stephen West.
Before Judge Moore.
SIS 1S7-John Bailey VS.. G. w. Holabird:et al.
/ 56, 13S-Paul Kue,lzel VS. Lonis Waie.
b5 i49-Wm. Il. Pugh, Receiver. VS.. A. w. Rob
S. as7-Home Building Association vs. James
w. Willset al.
55,24l-Alexander starbuck ct al. VS.. W. M.
Cory. ,-
IS, ,aS0--Erastus Crawford vs. James s. Wise.
s. 355-Central Building Association No. VS.
M chael A. Mcclure at al.
Is 800 Lucy Henderson VS.. Northwestern
Central Building Association. f
5,35-Jaeob Cox vs. Ann Lenhart ct al.
65Ss6-James b. Bell vs. VIM p. Hubert.
S. 4Ol-Geo. Taubtld w. Lou % lie, nart.
x. -1,.vr psH ya m, p uui
55,566-John B ebipger VS.. the City.
55,5M-JanesB. B. Bell vs.. Vim. ?. Hubert
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Foraker.
s5,341-Peter p. Martinez vs. Mathilda E.
S5,sl6-Susall,ah Van Hart Vs. John Mains ct al.
S5,349-Marlan l. Basselt VS., Charles Moullon
etai.
S5,312-H Brookman VS.. B. P. .tcritchell.
35.S13-James s. Vine VS.. james ii. Winspear
IS S54-Mary Lenian VS.. Charles Evans. admin.
istrat lr.
s5.ao7-T. @. Hildebrant guardian, vs. C. Kin.
9 hgef. assignee.
81, ,sde-Jas. Bindley, Jr.. etaL vs David James
ct al.
35,361-Same vs. Same.
35,S62-Same VS.. Same.
Beare judge Force
83,46S-Albert r. Brandt VS.. James Loucheim
tai.
sS,5s0- Frederick Fuchs VS.. Jacob Benninger
ct al
81, 8,5e8-Challes Hess VS.. Same.
81, 732-RyaH & Doogan VS.. The United Railroad
Stock-yald Co. -..
COMMON PLEAS.
Beforn Judge Smith-Lucas Restel against VAL
entine Kline. This WAS q suit for services as a
ia fmer. heplaintiff alleged that he had agreed
to work for the defendant at the price of 81
per day. including board and lodging; that the
defendant only paid him at the rate Of $l2 Der
month, and ne sued for the balance, having been
working for the defendant for several years
The defendant denied that he agreed to pay the
plaintiff 81 day: that the psaintit had no home
and he t. ok the plaimiff into his house as an act
Of charity Verdict for defendant
Reemelin d. Reemetln Tor plaintiff; Paxton &
Warrington contra.
G. c. Meyer against Ella ". Meyer. The parties
were married in December, 1854. The divorce is
asxed on the ground Of willful absence. The
Ola ntiff testified that the defendant left him
over three yeas ago and has been absent ever
since.
He testified that he went to Bloomington. Ill.
where the defendant wus res ding and asked her
TO come back to h IN, but s'fe would not come.
She never assigned any reason for leaying
Other witnesses le.tiiied to the plaintiffs ab-
sepce AMI a decfee'was granted on the ground OF
Willful absence.
j. Slayback for plaintiff.
POLICE.
Elizabeth Smith. Annie Austin,
C. H. Kellogg, 10 days; Jennie Gonnan,
Nellie Comfy. 30 days; George Palmer, Con.
Brewer, $40. =aas
Disorderly Conduct-Thomas Rott dis
missed; Dan. Tucker, $40; Julia Ewing,
$5; Jennie Brown, 80 days; Joseph Conn,
$3.
Assault and Battery Owens,
Nicholas Schuelle, $5; F. Liebman, Lizzi e
Liebman, Joseph Metz, ,er, B Middiekamp,
dismissed; u Sprahl, $40; II. Schroeder,
Cath. Daily, ]. Hushman, A. Hushman,
continued.
MISCELLANEOUS. Mclaughlin, known
thief, dismissed; VIM. cCormick, violence
on of1uer, $l5; John Flansiery, s tme, SIC;
John McGrath, Frank Hart, Jaines Dixon,
petit larceny, dismissed; Samuel Brown,
same so days; Geo. Hignian. JOS Tolah,
assault, &C., continued; sChas. Musgrove,
false pretenses. continued; q. Clark, Garry
ing conceded weapons, s26; VIM. King,
abnsing family. dismissed Vim. Wig ins
escapitlg ffom W0fk.iiuiisee rooutinnea; !;
Chas. Fsney, obstructihg street. continued; |;
I'd. Fisk, vagrahcy, continued; \; hn Finn,
exposing person. s.