The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-12
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Record Of the Courts-Lucy A. Lewis
Asks for a Divorce From Frank
A. Lewis-Notes.

Building permits for the week. a.; valued at
$1,000.
Lewis Gould yesterday took JUDGMENT agains.
BENJAMIN ID. Brown for 81 ], 099.66 in Room l.
Ira Hsrter was given his sentence yesterday In
the Criminal Court and ordered north for four
years
William =. Drees was civena divorce yesterday
by Judge Taylor from Bertha Dress, on proof OF
Building peTmi,s-T 8 Hacker $500 brick. on
Pennsylvar Is street. between Home avenue and
Filth street: J. i. Failey. 81 500 brick Pennsy-
Ysnia street, between Home avenue and Fifth
street
IN tie suit OF Edward Fl. Ryan rs The Citizens
Street Railway Company for 81 goo damages for be-
Ing put OF car on failure 10 pay his fair. as be
alleged in his complaint the second time. Judge
Walkers jury returned verdict for defendant
The County Board yesterday allowed bills
amounting to s. 6e2 IL This includes the jail bill
supplies, amounting to 81. 0e9 and the fth esti-
MAZE on the Workhouse, amounting to 1886.
Ire board then adjourned.
In the hsbeas corpus suit OF Margaret Holden
vs.. George Hermann, Judge Tayler rendered q
verdict for defendant. Plaintiff wanted to get
possession Of neI child which bad been taken for
record OF the adoption had been made in the
court. and on this plaintiff partly based her com
paint. The Court said that, under the circum
stances the child would be better cared for by its
adopted parent than by its mother.
Marcus L. Frazier has fled suit against sinker
have mortsaee consrusd the @stsr s a,aw 70
out OF the suit 10 dissolve the vinegar firm OF Fra
zier. Packer Frazier, which was tried last term
In the final Judgment in that case q sale was or
dered to pay Oh certain mortgage held by SinKer
Davis x Co., and in the proposed sale certain
property was included, which Marcus K. Frazier
contends should not have been so included. The
Court temporarily restrainded defendants from
selling toe goods in question until after the final
trial, " len will De held week from to morrow,
III the rcuit Court.
Lucy A. Lewis. of S72 North Pennsylvania
street. esterday filed suit for divorce from Fran
Lewis confdention agent for Shower & Chris
tisp. They were married in May, 1877. and
plain tiff left him Wednesday. The complaint is
quite lengthy and makes eight separate charges.
has been In correspondence with young
lsdy OF Pqua, o., and In one OF these letters he
addresses her as my Dear Naiad," and In another
she rs called my Dear Peewee." Defendant Is
| also accused OF correspondence with another wo-
man, whom 1t is alleged he terms my Bitter
number of other things are charged, one
OF which is that defendant has not
properly provided for his wife and child,
and on one occasion she purchased
| silk dress which he refused 70 pay for until II
was put into the hands of an attorney for collec-
ton. thereby humiliaeing his wife. Plaintiff asks
! for the custody Of the child and for 81 900 ali
nony Mr.. Lewis. attorney was seen about the
d after and he sta ties that similar suit was fled
| year $50, but that Mrs. Lewis afterward dis
MISE d it. He says the answer will be q denial
| that the FIRST young lady is genuine, aud that
the correspondence Is merely friendly in Its nature
bt that the second one referred to hasnO existence
| kind and affectouate. good business man. of cor
| rect habits, and good provider for his family
The attorney claims that the interference OF Other
| parties has caused the filing OF the suit.