The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-13
THE CITY In BRIEF.

At tho North Baptist Church, this evening,
Miss Lucy Robinson win give some dramatic
readings.
William Bells was dismissed yesterday in Jud &c
Howes room.
The Langenberg Bowling breach-of-promise
case is on trial by jury in Room l. There is no
likelihood of the trial being finished today.
verdict for 81 .O72 was given by the jury to
Nellie Young Yesterday, in her suit on policy
against the Continental Life Insurance Compa
ny, in Room 2
The jury in the case Of Hannah ". Harris
against the Citizens Insurance Company. on a
policy in her favor. has returned verdict for
her in the sum of $3.50.
The case Of Emil Strobe against Crittenden
A Cox in suit of replevln, on trial before Judge
Taylor. was compromised yesterday, Judgment
being given for plaintiff.
The date of the annual banquet of the Gentle
mems Literary Club has been changed from
Monday, Feb %, to Friday. the goth instant. 1t
will be held at the Bates House.
At the request of Mary Ella johnson and Har
mon johnson. minor heirs of Matilda johnson,
residing in Philadelphia, Judge Ayres has ap-
pointed Jesse d. Hamrick guardian.
A dispatch to the Journal last night from
Muskegon Mich, reads: 1.-The lumber dealers
reached here at 8 o'clock this evening" eighty
hours out from indianapolis All are we'll"
1t is now given out that the longlost Police
Commissioner No. is to be appointed to-day.
Whether Sim Coy or Captain Jeremiah O'Lea;y
is to have the place could not be ascertained.
The suit of Alexander C. Jameson, admins
traitor, against Edward S. Pope, ex-admin-
istrator, for an an accounting in the Pope
estate, is called for trial in Judge Ayress room
to-day.
A runaway occurred on North Delaware street
yesterday, In which tho occupants of sleigh,
Mr.. Frazier and lady, were pitched out on the
snow in front of Kregelos establishment No
one was hurt, but the sleigh was demolished
The following persons were licensed TO marry
Yesterday: James Craghan and Mary Carr
Charles F. McCleland and Nora Sinks, Scott
Thomas and Abby Trask. James NJ. Day and
Mary T. OBrien, Alfred Drew and Theresa Fan
ser.
In the matter of the insanity of Catherine
Kunkle. the jury impaneled in Judge Ayrcs's
room found her insane, and Isaac Meyars ST..
has given bond in the sum of $3.50, with John
Meyers and Benjamin F. Meyers sureties, as
guardian.
Bridget Scantlin is suing tho city and z. Hol.
lingsworth and wife for damage incurred by a
defective sidewalk in front Of Hollingsworth's
livery stable. The case is OH trial in Judge
Walkers roon and will be given to the jury at
noon to-day.
TRIAL has been reached in Judge Howe's court
OF the damage suit OF ChafleS Crelgef aSalDSE
Charles Harris. The plaintiff claims 50, 600 DAM
age, incurred by defective buzz saws, while in
the defendants employ, and while saving trunk
paraphernalia.
The following order on tho Treasury. interest
ing as a relic. is in possession Of Mr.. George An
derson:
The Indiana Territory is indebted to William Polk
for five days rs member of the House OF Repre-
sentatives S. with interest PAYABLE at her treasury
at Corydon. This 18th day Of December, one thou
sand eight hundred aud fifteen.
Q. L. FLOYD, Il. I. r.