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gan q suit in Justice of the Peace Habich's
court against Louis O~stendorff, to recover
wages. The demand is 500.
The Court Record.

APPELLATE OPINIONS.
COS. Miles Clifford ct al. va. Henry Meyer
ct al. Marion 5. &. Affirmed. Reinhard.
C.. J.-If enough is set forth In n complaint
before q Justice to apprise the adverse
party of the nature of the claim and to bar
another action for the same demand it will
be held sufficient. even on demurrer or
motion to dismiss. 2. Co-tenants may
bind themselves jointly in any transaction
concerning their lands. 3. A variance In q
complaint by a broker for services in find
ing a purchaser for real estate as to the
name of the purchaser Is not material.
4. No demand before suit was necessary
in such case. 5. The owner of property has
no right to take the negotiations out OF the
hands of hls agent especially where ne 70.
duces the price and completes the sale and
thus escape the pay of the commission.
$50. f.. 81 X. Railroad Company vs..
Mary +. Kyle. Washington G. Z. Affirmed.
Ross, J.-When q railroad company sold q
ticket emitting q passeD ger TO PASSAGE
over its road and accepted her upon It's
train it implied, undertook to carry ner
to alight at hat point. 1t was not neces-
sary TO set out q copy OF the ticket ID the
complaint.
Cos. State ex rel. Martha A. Danforth
va. Lawrence Ruff ct al Pulaski I. Z.
Reversed. Davis. il. Notice OF an Az
peal may be gwen prior to the filing OF the
transcript in the office of the Clerk OF the
Supreme Court. tSec. GAO h. 81 The notlce
given in this case is held sufficient. 4 I'm.
der the issues and the evidence 1t cannon
be said that allowing apDellees to contra
dict the sherlff's return was q harmless er.
ror and the judament IL reversed.
63s. George Huber ct al. vs.. Mary Beck
ct al. P0sey C.. C.. Transferred. Lott, j.
q lease and that it he made q specific lien
on the crops or funds realized from the
crops raised on the land this court has no
jurisdiction.
677. Benjamin Noftsger vs.. David G.
Smith. Fulton c. c. Affirmed. Gavin..J J.
The verdict will not be disturbed Tor
conflict in the evidence. 2. An objection
that evidence is incompetentls too general.
COURT.
Room Hon. Napoleon 3. TayIor. Jntg.
Laura j. Cloud vs.. Will lam L. Watts; ap-
peal Smook, J.P. Disr .issed;
Sophronia Mcllwaine vs.. David Wall;
trespass. On trial by ju'J.
Room 2-Hon. James w. Harper. Judge.
John Ii. Hartman VS.. Citizens Street.
railway Company; argument Tor new TRIAL.
Under advIsement.
Samuel ID. Pierson vs. Standard Life and
Accident Company; argument for new trial.
Under advisement.
Room s-Hon. Pliny w. Bartholomew. Judge
Michael j. Collins VS.. William M. Nc
Whorter; replevin. Under advlsement.
George nj. Stanford VS.. Duncan M. STAINS
bury; replevin. Dismissed.
William II. English VS.. Ansella nj. Aid
rich; foreclosure of mortgage. Dismissed.
Neto Suit Filed.
Walter S. Hoss VS.. Indiana State Board
of Agriculture: mechanics lien. Demand,
SlS7.26.
CIRCUIT COURT
Hon. Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
State of Indiana ex rel. Robert E. CHS
holm vs.. Samuel N. Gold. Trustee; man.
damus. Alternative writ issued to Jan. 81.
Julius Meiss VS.. Christian +. H.. Water.
man; replevin. Dismissed.
John Shell VS.. Deloss Roots Estate.
Claim allowed for s323.S5
Francis A. McClain ct oil. vs.. Ithamar
Wicker ct al; ejectmont. Trial by court.
Under advisement.
Green Powell vs.. Andrew Powelps Estate;
claim $500. On trial by court.
Memo Suit Ftca.
Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago Il
st. Louis Railroad Company; mandate.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Willard Z. Cox. Judge.
State vs.~Harry Pearson; malicious tres
pass. Plea of guilty and sentence OF ten
days in work-house pronounced. but sus-
pended on account of youthfulness of de-
fendant.
State VS.. Thomas Ware and John Wyatt;
malicious tresDass. Plea OF guilty and re-
leased on good behavior. on account of
yOuthfulness of defendants.
State VS.. Frank WOodrum; petit larceny.
Changed plea OF not guilty to one OF
guilty. and sentenced to 81 and thirty days
in wOrk-hOuse.
State vs. John CALVIN: rob berry. Found
guilty and sentenced to five y ears in State
Prison North.