The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-06

ter's neglect; ~ that the master, knowing
the age and inexperience of the child, neg
lected TO give him the necessary warning
and instruction.
State ex rel. Charles McCalla. BarthOlo-
NEW G. c. Reversed. Mitchell, J.-When
certificates of stock In a corporation
are delivered. but there is no assign
ment, mandamus will not lie to compel the
officers to transfer such certificates on the
1857. Joseph II. Van Meter VS.. Daniel
Barnett. Jackson c. c. Modified. Berk-
shire. jim actions ~forreplevin before a
Justice, where the property has, before the
plaintiff, and the finding of the jury is for
the~d defendant, the proper form of verdict
both before the justice and In the circuit
court on appeal is that the defendant did
not wrongfully take the property of the
plaintiff. and that the defendant have re-
turn thereof.
12S25. Josephine Chappell ct al. VS.. VIM.
y; Shul. ct al. Tlppecanoe G.. Z. Affirmed.
Odds. j. The circuit court being a
court OF general and superior lurls-
a trial of a cause need not affirm
atively appear in the complaint. If the
facts are such as are ordinarily within its
jurisdiction 1T may assume jurisdiction, and
swer setting forth the facts defeating juris-
diction should be filed, and not being SO set
forth, will be regarded as waived, as far
as the jurisdiction of the court is concerned.
t2) The court, under Section $3.50, X. s., may
pay to heirs a portion of their distributive
share of an estate.
Rehearings Denied.
1858. Marshall Wright VS.. Frederick
Dill ct al. Huntington c. G.
1908. John A. Nitche ct al. VS.. John G..
Earle. Lake c. c..
144sO. David Bradley VS.. James NJ. Thex-
ron OF N L NNachtfnn ~
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 1-HOn. Napoleon B. Taylor, Judge.
Amelia Langbein ct al. VS.. Bertha Lizius
ct al: decree, for partition. Edward Mil,
Ter appointed commissioner to sell real
estate.
Erie City Iron-works ct al. VS.. Indianap-
oils Manufacturers Supply Company. Dis
missed for want of prosecution.
John H. Treher VS.. b. +. Watts. Dis
missed and costs paid.
Room 2-Hon. d. W.. Howe, Judge.
George Shirts VS.. Henry E. Gay ct al.
Default set aside.
Richard j., Common ct al. VS.. William
Edward H. Aldridge ct al. VS.. Albert 7.
Young; account. Judgment for plaintiff
note. Judgment for p%iaintiff for ss47.
Reiff-Huber Boiling Company VS.. Chas.
FL. Walcott. Judgment for S757.96.
Wright w. Champion VS.. c., st. L. &P.
Railroad Company; damages. On trial by
John w. Hart VS.. Calvin Pulliam ct al;
note. Judgment for plaintiff for $71.52.
Chas: A. Gates VS.. Chas. E. Merritield.
Case dismissed.
Room s-Hon. Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Harvey Darlington VS.. August Kuam; &C
count. Judgment for S129.4S.
Tobias Roch VS.. Roger A. Sprague ct al;
mechanics lien. Judgment for $50.
Harrett A. KGhler ct al. VS.. George b.
Engle; to quiet title. Dismissed and costs
paid.
First National Bank VS.. Henry C..Wilson
ct al; account. Tried and taken under
advisement.
First National Bank VS.. Henry C. Wilson
ct al; account. On trial by the court.
Neio Suits Filed.
G. r. Root & Co.. VS.. Frank Hoffman;
suit on account. Demand, 800.
VIM. Gordon VS.. Henry FrOmmeyer ct al;
suit on account. Demand, 500
Omar b. BOardman VS.. John s. Baer ct
al; suit on notes. Demand, $500. ~,
CoURT G
Hon. Livingston Rowland, Judge.
State ex rel. Lewis 7. Kitchener, attorney
general, VS.. John +. Sullivan ct al; re-
ownership. Heard. Taken under advise
ment. ~
VIM. A. Mars, it,, VS.. David NJ. Adams's
| estate. Claim allowed in sum of S52.t
Lille NJ. Crumrine VS.. John L. Crumrine.
Petition for modification of decree will be
finally disposed of Saturday morning.
Rasmus Peterson ct al. VS.. Hans John
son ct al; partition. Report of commits
sioners filed, and cause determined.
Probate business.
Wilhelmina Werner and Frank Fertlg
appointed executors in estate of Louis
Werner. Bond, $1,000.