The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-16
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Divorce Day IN the Courts-EIealth
Statistlcs-The Building Interests.

Matilda T. Moore has given bond as ad-
ministrstrix of the estate OF John J. Moore,
deceased. Bond, $1,000
The will OF Bryan Gavin, deceased, has
hen probated. The property is left to Anna
Ryan, sister, and Patrick Clark.
Elizabeth 4. Miller hiss qualified as guar.
dian of Nellie, Nora and Mary +. Looney,
minor heirs Of Edward Looney, deceased.
Kate Mitchell has fled suit sainst Elwood
Mitchell aud the Pennsylvania Road TO Sc
cure alimony. The divorce s1it was filed
few days ago.
Albert Queisser, mail agent has filed
suit for divorce from Mary, alleging aband-
onment for cause. They were married in
September, 1881.
Building permits are being taken out
largely for the spring work. During the
past week fourteen permits, sggregating
S27, 500, were issued By the Clerk
Chsriea Girton has fled suit to set
ola Judgment against the judg nsnt OBJ
ts'ntd sgainst him Friday in Room 2 by
Lonisa Grion, amounting TO SlsS 40.
Judge Howe Saturday dismissed the di-
v0roe suits of Mary Z. Williamson W. George
Williamson, Kate Sshosnbaum VS. Bernhard
II. Schoen baum, ard Cora Potter rs. Wilson
Potter.
Willis and Peter Wright aud William
Hunter have been appointed viewers TO ex-
smins q highway OF Lawrence Township
which the citizens OF the township desire
vacated
\. 7. Malctt has purchased the Citizens
National Bank block for 81 500. II is I'M
derstood that the Indiana National Bank is
to be moved into the block as soon as the re-
pairs are completed.
James C.. Russell has taken ont permit
for the erection Of two fame cottages on
Wiley avenue - cost 81 0O0 ]. I. Han
eman will put up 81 900 brick store room
OH CT llege avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets
The bids Of o. u Hasselman. Baker & Co.,
the Sentinel Company, end W. 3. Buriord
fer furnishing stationery for the county
during the eDsuing year were opened yes
isrd9y and held for examination till Mon
cay by the County Board.
Judge Taylor has granted a divorce to
Rosa Brooks from James T. Brooks on proof
Of failure TO provide and abandonment. He
divorced Elizabeth Sluaher from Henry on
proof OF adultery, and TO Bertha Flsoinger
liom Joseph n. Fishinger on proof OF de-
ierdsnt's conviction of felony. He dis-
| missed the salts of William Il. Sdrface vs..
Susan Surface and Katie Cofman vs. Will
lam Il. Colfmsn.
The report Of the Health Office for the year
! ending December 81, 1884, is being prepared
| for publication. The report shows total
| OF 1 zoo deaths, OF which number i19 were
under enc year old, 81 under eighty years,
10 under ninety years under 100 years and
one over 100 years. 40 were white and S57
were males, ,465 were natives OF the United
| States, 126 were Germans, IS were Irish OF
| diseases 262 died OF consumption, 40 Of
| pueumonis, 81 OF smallpox, IS OF suicide, 3
| Ct sunstroke 81 OF old sgs, - accidentally
killed, and 80 OF heart diFease.
Margaret J. Carlisle has flied suit yainst w.
/ II. English and the old First National Bank
Of indianapolis, No %, on account The
| complaint alleges that on the 23d OF july,
| 1878, the plaintiffs assign0r, john Isle,
was doing business with the bank, ana
on his own note, borrowed $40 600 aud,
in August following he borrowed $40 900,
| At that time he was the owner In his own
| right OF fourteen 200 notes five notes OF
| $3.50 each, and sixty notes Of $50 each, which
he deposited M collateral security with the
bank. Plaintiff alleges that the bank col
eoted nome OF the notes end refused 10
credit tbe amounts 10 said John Culisle's
account except the sum OF sl3, 090 3D. leav.
ing balance OF $1,000 and refused 10
| make any statement except 80 above thereby
| oomueling Carlisle end bic indofssre 90 pay
| The ~ 600 balance. Plaintiff saws abe IL now
the lawful owner OF tho olAlm Of John Car.
| lise aud eho demands INDIGNANT la tho sum
OF 10000 The defendants claim that lhcl q
| is n foundation whatever fot the salt