The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-08
COURT. HOUSE LOCALS.
Building Permits-New Suits Filed
Court Notwithstanding
Matters

W. b. Burford yesterday agreed to furnish
the autograph bonds for the $500. 900 loan
for eighty cents each. There are to be 200
bonds with thirty coupons and 200 with
forty coupons.
4 The County Board yesterday allowed bills
aggregating 81 $50 This includes the bill of
The jail bill fer 81 $50 was also allowed. Tue
board refused to allow Noble udd $l7.23 for
an illegal tax sale.
A. A. Young has taken out a 81, 500 per-
nit for the erection of frame cottage on
Hall Place between Seventh and Eighth
streets. w. ii. Morrison will make Sl500
repairs on the house at the cornor of YER
mont snd Pennsylvania streets
The SANDER suit OF Ca.harine Hall VS..
James Murphy. Cor s. 600. is on trial in the
Circuit Court before jury. Plaintiff alleges
That deieneant made remarks impugning her
virtue The defense pleads Justification.
This is the second trial OF The case.
Chester Bradford has fled suit against the
Supreme Sitting of the Order of the Iron
Fall TO collect az account. The complaint
charges that in March, 1883. the plaintiff was
elected Supreme Adj0ster OF the defendant
for two.ysars' term The lodge voted
Plaintiff SEQ for services, OF which amount
Sl40 has been pad. Demand, $40.
William Wallace, receiver o, Fletcher &
Sharps's bank, yesterday filed petition with
plat, and asked for an order 20 plat twenty
one acres lying on Clifford avenue and sell
the same at private sale. The ground was
appraised at SD 800. The court granted the
petition. and ths plat IS 10 bs Known as the
Clifford Place addition 10 the city.
Judge Lamb y yesterday ssked for an order
to sell ct private sale llS pieces Of real estate,
consisting principally OF city lots belonging
to Hstis0ns Bank. Thsss lots are not Gov
cred by the Portsmouth Savings Bank mort
ssge, and il is thought the disposition OF the
real estate at private sale will bs for the in
terests of the creditors. Judge Walker
granted the petition.
Joseph Morton hes FLED suil against Euma
Morton for divorce. They were married in
October, 1875, at Fort Scott, Kas. Before
the year ended, according to the complaint.
Emma abandoned her husband. Also, De-
fore the end of the year there was born to
them q child which plaintiff has taken care
of. IL is charged that defendant has since
been living in adultery with Fort Scott
parties. The plaintiff is salesman for A.
Burdssl1, and defendant is a non resident.
Prayer Is made for the custody OF the child.
Joseph and Maggie Harvey have fled COM
plant for supplemental order against
Henry and Margaret Maar and others. The
complaint alleges the taking of g judgment
for 5000 against Maar and wife, the issuance
of execution and return thereof not satisfied
The plaintiffs say they believe the defend
ants, Msar and wife, have certain property
in the hands of their co-defendsnts, part OF
which, at least, is in the shape of building
and loan association stock. Prayer is made
for an answer under oath in court as to the
property, and why it shall not be applied to
the payment of the Judgment, etc.
The Novelty Manufacturing Company yes
terday filed o complaint for injunction and
s., ZOO against Littleton w. T. Lodge. The
facts as alleged are that Lodge invented 8
patent cuff holder and by agreement was to
assign to the plaintiff, the company agreeing
to make him President and to pay all costs
Of securing the patent. 1t was learned
yesterday, according to the com
plant, that Lodge was selling ar
ranging to sell and transfer the patent TO
other psrties. who are unknown 70 the firm
The csse went TO the Circuit Court, and
Judge Ayres issued a restraining order to
hold good till the 10Th of this month"; when
the matter is to come up for final hearing.