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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-13
General Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE big fight
over the postofice site at Marion. o., just
across the Indiana line, was settled to-day
by the renewal of the lease for the old site.
VIII Role, young business man of
Greensboro, Ind, has been recommended
by Representative Henry U. Johnson for
postmaster at that place.
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Batteries-Rodman and Paces Downing
and Stanton.
At Washington, Ind r. II. E;
Cairo :. .......O o l 3 0 0-5 3
Batteries-Bott and Grim; Kostal and
McGrew.
At Evansville, Ind r. ii. f.
Evansville 81 o1o2 % 10 8
Nashville 10 0 0 l 0 2-8 Is 4
Batteries-AIloway and Vetter; Petty and
oil
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POUNDING OF A. PITCHER
INDIANAPOLIS HAD PYRoTECHNICAI
FUN IN Yesterdays GAME,
Hutchinson Slipped N Cog I'm the Sew
enth Inning and Fun for the
Locals Followed.

indianapolis ..12-MinneaDoIfs :.
Detroit 1890. S-knnsaS City,. 3
Columbus Hist. Paul. ..II
Grand ids..I2-MiIwaukee o
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Totals ,...............34 8 8 *26 /
*BeckleY out for running out of line.

Earned runs - Boston, 2; Cincinnati, !.
Two-base hits-Long, Bergen, Hamilton.
Stolen bases-Hamilton (2), Lowe (2), Col
Inns, Nichols. Double plays-Collns, Lowe
and Tenney. Bases on balls-Of Rhines, 2.
Struck out-By Rhines, 1; by Nichols, l.
Left on bases ~ Boston, s; Cincinnati, s,
First base on errors-Boston, 2; Cincinnati,
l. Time-1:43. Umpire-Hurst.
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Princeton. 10, Vale. s.

PRINCETON, N. j., June l2.-Princeton
defeated Yale to-day in a game that was
replete with sensational plays and exciting
incidents from start to finish. In four in
nings the Tigers batted Hamlin out of the
box, and Yale retaliated in the seventh
forcing Jayne to retire in favor of Altman.
For Yale, Feary pitched a magnificent
game after the fourth. Altman did steady
work. Score:
r. II. E.
Princeton "A 015 sol L *-l6 Is Z
Yale ...,......0 2 0 / 0 0 o-S 10 2
Batteries-Jayne, Altman and Kafer;
Feary, Hamlin and Goodwin
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Henderson, Ky, secures the Franchise
Surrendered by Nashville.
sneciaI to tha Indianap polls Journal.

Special to the IndlanapoIis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind. June 12.-Hender-
son. KY, will be the new member CT the
Central League, having secured the fran
chise formerly held by Nash lille. Several
cities were bidding for the franchise, but
Henderson was the only one that offered
satisfactory Inducements ~ the leaeue.
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BLOOMSRERG, Pa, June l2.-At 1925 to-
night the jury in the Wintersteen dynamite
eonsniracy came into court and declared
they were unable TO agree and asked TO be
discharged
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Bar. Their. r. H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
"a. m. 800 6 g S, west, T rg .9S
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum
| temperature, 81.
The following is a comparative statement
of the temperature and precipitation ON
l I14pa
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Colts We're Frisky and Won.

BROOKLYN, June r. - Anson's Colts
were exceptionally frisky in the game
against the Brooklyns at Eastern Park this
afternoon The Colts won through their
timely stick work. 1t was not until near
the finish that the home players Were able
to sight Callahan's curves, but then it was
too late. Lachance and Shndie We're in
jured while running bases in the eighth
inning Their places were filled by Dunn
and A. Smith. Attendance, 1856. Score:
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Cleveland 20 % o % 5
Ioi,iin anlnhia 2 q 0 0 - 0

Batteries-Wilson and O'Connor; Taylor
and Clements Earned philadelphia
l. Two-base hits-Childs, Delehanty TO-
TayIor Three-base hit-Gillen. Home run
Cross. Double play-Dowd and Doyle. Bases
on bails-oh Wilson, !; off Taylor, l; Struck
SutBy wilson By TaElq1 Le stoT on
flee hit-Gillen. Time-1:47. Umpire-McDer-
mott.
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Eastern League.

Toronto, Il; Springfield. 4.
Rochester, 5; Wilkesbarre, 8.
Syracuse, II; Scranton, 2.
Buffalo, 8; Providence, 4.
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Brooklyn 40 O. 0 0 2 2-5 IL 5
Chicago .......1 0 0 0-6 3 5

Batteries-Daub, Kennedy and Grim; Cal
lahan and Kittridge. Earned runs-Brook-
Ign, 2; Chicago 2 First base on errors
Brooklyn /; Chicago, g. Left on bases
Brooklyn 8; Chicago, 0. Bases on balls-Off
Daub, 1: off Kennedy, 5; off Callahan, g.
Struck out-By Callahan, 2 Home runs
Kennedy, Mccormick. Two-base hits-An-
derson o. Stolen bases-Grim, Caravan
Double plays-McCormick (upassisted); An
son and EVeritt Caravan, Shoch and La
chance ~; Grim, Shoch, Caravan and
Dunn. Wild pitch-Kennedy. Passed ball
Grim. Time 80 Lmnire-EmsIie.
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senntors Hit Harder than Pirates.

WASHINGTON, June 12.--Washington
won on heavy hitting, three doubles and
two triples figuring in the run making. Both
teams hit the ball, but the Senators made
longer shots. Killen grew more effective to-
wards the close of the game. Attendance,
800. Score:
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The deputy
controller OF the currency said this after
noon that there was every prospect that the
100000 stock would be subscribed for the
reorgani3ed national bank at Logansport.
The people behind the reorganization ex-
pected to have the full amount raised to-
day, but the controllers office had not been
notified that this anticipation had been
realized. The controllers Office has no
doubt about the successful outcome of the
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Only one HIt on Charley Paine.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, june l2.-Pennsyi-
vanla went down to-day before Charley
Paines great pitching, and Harvard won
out easily. Pennsylvania played slow bali
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Indians Gave wilson Poor support.

PHILADELPHIA June 12.-Taylors su-
perb pitching and faultless support by the
Quakers gave Cleveland a neat shut-out to-
day. Wilson also pitched good ball. but his
hitting was the feature. Attendance, $685.
Score:
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At Terre Haute, Ind r. II, e.
Terre Haute..1 I 8 0-l0 Is
Paducah 80 Q Q 90 81
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GRAND RAPIDS Mich June l2.-Mr,
Brady, from Brown University. had the
Milwaukee batters under his control to-day
and allowed them only four scattered hits.
two Of which were scratches, Score;
R.HE
Grind Rapids.0 0 80 "a 0 ia a o
Milwaukee o 0 0 0 0 % 2
Batteries Brady and Twineham; Terry
Wright and SpeeP and Mack.
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Giants Drubbed TaiI-Enders.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The Giants kept
the Browns chasing the ball ali through
the game and won out in hollow style with
nine runs, seven of which were earned st.
Louis was unable to hit the ball when men
were on bases. Carsey made his appear
ance wearing q St. Louis uniform, but
he was at no time a puzzle for the New
and pitched a good game. Attendance, $500.
Score:
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AIdrich Leaves washington.

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator Aldrich
left the city by order of his physician. He
has been confined to his room at the Airing
ton almost all the time since the first week
OF the tariff debate with an aggravated at
tack of Indigestion and dysentery. AS he
did not improve his physician directed that
he should go where he would have absolute
rest and be free from the possibility of
any consultation with him on the tariff. 1t
is considered doubtful about the Senate
whether he will return during the tendency
of the tariff bill.
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A msIuggfng Match.n

COLUMBUS, June 12-Seven triples, two
doubles and twenty singles was the batting
summary of the third game between CO.
lumbus and ST. Paul. Both pitchers We're
wild, each giving seven bases on balls. At
tendance 5000 Score;
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some representations in this line and per.
haps to suggest outlines for treaty.
No confirmation can be obtained as yet
Of the report that the Hawaiian legation
here has made the demands Of the Japanese
minister at Honolulu the subject of repre-
sensations to the State Department, yet Ii
is not doubted that the department is ac-
quainted with the details of the notes ex-
changed on this subject from one source
or another, perhaps through Consul General
Mills, at Honolulu, il not through the Ha-
waiian legation here. 1t IS not the policy
a the State Department to commit itself
as are presented in this controversy be-
tween Japan and the little island republic,
but If it appears that Hawaii is but in
sisting upon exercising right in the regu-
latlon of emigration that the United States
has asserted, without contradiction from
any source, it may be regarded as settled
that Hawaii will receive the support of our
government to that extent at least.
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Games scheduled To-Da,
How the Clubs stand.

st. Paul at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Grand Rapids.
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New York al 0 0 / 50 Is
st. Louis 80 0 0 1--2

Batteries-Meekin and Warmer; Carsey
and Murphy Earned runs-New York, I.
Two-base hits--Van Haltren 90, Tiernan,
Clark Cross Carsey. Home rur--Warner.
Stolen bases-Meekin, Clark, Val Haltren,
Davis, Cross. First base on errors--St.
Louis 2. Bases on balls-Of Meekin 3;
off Carsey, 5. Struck outmz,By Meekn, 2; by
bases.New York, i ST. Louis, /. Time
LIZ Umpires-Lyneh and O,Day.
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sS So Faai:.. IL ! 9 Id Is !
Batteries-Keener and Buckley; Mullane
and Spies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
TWO WELL-KNOWN APARTMENT-HOUSEs
SOLD

The Blenheim and the Biltmore, two handsome
e,ght.story apartment-houses on the south side of
EIfteth-s.., 100 feet east of Sixth-ave were sold
Yesterday by their owners. the Horgan & Slatterv
company The price obtained cannot be learned.
M, the Two structures are valued together at about
,,oo 600 subject to mortgages amounting to s3So,ev
Horny d Winans & May have sold No. 29s Mad
,sonave at the southwest corner Of Forty-frst-st,
Gov T. J. W. Thomson OF Lenox, Mass. on pri-
ysts terms The property is three-story high
s,oop brownstOne house g 6xG4sik.
The Johnston Building, in Nevins-st.. just south
- the junction Of Fulton-st. and F'latbush-ave.'
brooklyn an nrepI9oi strucIue for
s sss plot '4, ia, ~ So, w,s,.on.sys ss.
bought the plot 1ooXeoll on the south side Oh one
and seventeenth-st., 80 feet west OF ia.K
ave. and will erect four hve-s'ory na'n0u'es
Rensselaer, crussr CO. Cor h so,s s sol tho no
sonth side OF One-hundred "a -eleventh-st iWitet
west OF Seventh-ave These lots have been heiu ny
t9sstabcr & smith have sold for Gustav Lange Nos.
IS and 81 West one hundred ~ Tsnse
takes a plot l25xl05. the south SIDE Of One-hon-
dred-and-sixty-tlfth 100 feet west OF Ams'er-
o H. H. Cemmann Go, and VOORHEES,, 4 <. F1 lloyd
snry building store and apartment 2lox6Sx
100 No @ on pr5sse KpaScs the
,, H. SsxloSii. on the south side OF Onehundred
spnd,wenty- thrd.st: S3Si feet west of Amsterdam
ave. 1cbp Goidng has rented 20 the CermanAmerr
to- Five Insurance COMPANY the large ground
roor office in the Syndicate Building containing
aSsa square feet. and facing liberty,st, toGetheT
i,b The entire third story. for long term OF
wesrs This building was recently bought at pub
i,o sale by Messrs Flake Bowling. the New
VII Realty Company. who are Its present own
ers and in the last year II has had many I'M
movements made In It,
piUXnrace s ELY & Co have rented to a publishing
Arm for ten years the northerly store and base
ment in the Presbyterian Building, No. 1@ Firth
ave. on private terms.
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK.
The auction sales in this city last week amounted
70 ss27 oss as compared with N22i2l6 in the CORE
sponding week of last year. These tables compare
the New York conveyances. mortgages and pro-
tected buildings for the same periods:
CONVEYANCES.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

fhrvs,ie st No 81 25xlOO Charles w Cornell
et al 10 William n Carpenter:
suliivan-st No 54 81 4rel 30 2x6l; Thomas w
he Kay 10 Henry J Scheuber and another.
Rivinston-st 5 $, so IT Of Columhia-st. TX
100: Abraham Bersinsky 10 Philip JANE -.
Hoosier-st e s. 100 II 81 Houston 81 &5xlW'
Samuel Hemberger referee. 10 Joseph Ham
ss,h-st 8 8 l15 II Of Fh-ave. 25NSS.S; James
Noble ct al 10 Magnvs Weiman ....:..:....,...
Park-ave No 1 ,063. s, c5s n Of sIthIst Z'x
so: John r Meyer 70 Emma Meyer -
Fdgeconhe- s corner 1Jrh ST. @l1rl"'
Lewis l. Dtafied. referee, n John & hatcn -
Fdgecorh< ave corner l5Wh-st, ~. llxl";
John c Hatch and wife 10 Edward Hatch
Boulevard LAFAYETTE. c21.4 II of boundary
line Fort Washington Park. 23Ni'o' Abraham
Van SantvOord. referee. 10 Augusta fSoenei'
Nilton-st 5 g lot 2o2 map Village Melrose Sox
100; Francis Weeks and another. executors
F1smere Place 8 275 II Of Marmion ave.
25x1Oo William Z Bergen 10 John Schaefer -
Prospect ave r. ~ II OF 10th st. oOxl"'
Caroline G storey 10 Charles F Mueller .....'
Lot 295. map Arden property: smith Williamson
referee 10 Charles Kelley. .: 80.
s1st-st n r. 900 II 9 % lst ave. n.2Neo itaH'I:
Charles Donohue. referee. 20 the trustees OF
sue,entation Fund Reformed Episcopal Church.
I23d-sr s 30 n of 5th-ave 25xfH IL SOLO
mon Jacobson and wife 10 the Jacobson Manu-
featuring Company ...--...''. '-..''''''' '''''
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prc,nRnEn MORTGAGES.

girse Edward ". and wife 10 Abram Hunt
l11th ST " n OF Ma0l o., M
son ave now Fleetwood ave. ] year N'W
Bxangpr James. and wife to August j PaIen-
BAUM Crotora-av 1907 II n OF Ire on
rnont-ave. years -.--... -. 80"
DaEis, Charles H. and wife 70 Title Guarantee
ana TruYr Company. n s0h-st, 2il II OF ~ M
Foley. julia r to the Mount * ninSent coop
Webster ave (widered), e50 n n OF l'9tn-st' m
Hatch, Johr G. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Cor pany corner Edsecombe- ave and looth- &C m
Jones Maria 20 Lille otendorfer . lesth-ft. o.,
n 2d-ave. years ....-.'.. LOU
Raliinrs Eliza 10 Patrick J Cuskley 4lst-st, an
1870 II e Of broadway. Il year :.....:..:.....' o"
Reedel Augusta. Abrsham Van Santvooro,
referee W s Boulevard Lafayette, 2254 ~ from
$ boundary lire Of Fort Washington PARK On
schafy Arno H. 10 the American Swedrhborg
Printi1r and Publishing Society 6 HIth-st, - .,
25s II " Of st Nicholas ave. years is.VV
Schaefer John TO Mount st Vincent Co-opsrau?e
Building and Loan Association. Eeinn'e q IN
Place 275 n Of Marmion- ave instruments. o'o'
WHITAKER percival J II. 10 Margaret Beckef, . M
q a l7Jth-st, 100 IT E Of Audubon-aSe years. o'V
Same 70 same I75th-st. 127 II or Auduooh- M
Same 10 James Conway, same properly. year LOU
Same 10 same 175th st, 100 n OF Auouoon- , M
WOOD George W. and wife Emma Boiies east
y Of Lot 1872. map OF village OF "akene'u' en-
yeart - fI,,no,
Winans Henry p, and wife 10 Henry Hynihti' an mn
Nadison-aye 50 8 II n OF 44th- yeaf'.'. loV
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RuILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS
plan. ,or nsw buildings and have been Fled
n the Department Of Buildings as folo"s'
New buildings, main once: 80. 49,.
Had n-st 10 224 for six story brick tsne-
ment with % Ix6s; l. l. Hickman OF NO
I43 CJinonst owner; Kurtzer Rohl. srchf- ..o ooo
boulevard W 9Ist-et, for two SKIS
britk hats with stores, 5sxe3s ana 4Zxeoe;
dunn a Grant No ia West 10th st. owners 49,. ma
Henry Andersen No 1850 Broadway architect loo'oO
E,fh-rt No 22e East. for six story brick tehe-
rnent with stores 25xS92; I>owenfeh n Prayer
M aSo Lexington ave owners; @ Fred Pelham a.. 40.
No 500 Sth-avc architect <"'"
S,r-x, Nos e4i and 259 East for two SIX STORY
brick tenements, with stores. 1oxsS;. Wen
MAYER No 227 East Goth 81. owners schneider o.. mn
a Herter No 80 Eas, 18th st. architects . bUo
main ONCE
35th-st No West; urstory ana oareuicnt
brick dwelling; John ] Aston owner; mckim. M
Mead White architects ............'''.''''' i'"U
Alterations branch Office:
Park ave g. 2o0 n n Of l74th-st; TO two Two,
story and attic frame dwellings; Sarah
wyckon No 1873 Washington ave owner; A q, mn
Gillespie, srchitec. i'"p
wrE Farrnr Road n s. 200 It . Of Fofest-ave to
q one-story frame church: J Ehrgot, trustee; 90.
waterloo Place =. so II Of 10th st: 20 a two
and s-half- story frame dwelling; + Messier. nn
owner + Miller. architect ..'.''........... IOo
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Iseel I.-t.1e Transfers.

rank l. Browning ct uX- to William e
EdmoRston; an Undivided one half IN
terest IN original lots, 10 and IL, also logs
o, 10, and Il, square 1905. in Nc
E1en's subdivision; SO.
Leonard {. Bailey and John A Pierre,
trustees, TO Douglass b. McCaFy, lot 8,
block ., Ivy City, S10.
blsertet Of Columbia TO Frank NJ Benia-
mIni subiot "A, in Wright Il Cox's sub
dlVislon, Mount Pleasant; SS.34, tax
deed.
William h, Edmonston- surviving trustee,
70 rank /. Browning, rot 81, square T23,
IN brownlngs subdivision; $4,000.
George f. Emmons and James E. Pad
gett, trustees, To William a Hill. E15
90 IN Hopkins subdivision, sauare 3.
West EcSingtoR, SO. Subject To- trust
$3, 600.
Michael }. Fitzgerald ct ux. to MicAa el
y Mealy. part original lot 5. square sos.
No. 1l22 Fifth street northeast; 5000.
Mount Pleasant-ReginaId Fendau.
trustee, 10 Denis Regan, 81 %, west pa n Io5
o4,in Wright and Dole's Subdivision. ma eie
to correct Iber 9IS, folio 404.
square ef6-Etith n. Fowler. et yir-
William B., to John j SanboFn. $40.
part original lot Z subject To trusts SgOO
Columbia feights-F RANGES E. Fffzeer-
aId ct VIZ SausGrl e., TO Hewy e. Lewis.
Ss'7oo, Iot ~, M Cfurch's subdivision.
b4oCh 80 so"Jett 90 trusts S0,b00.
square I56-WihaIn II. Gibson ct ux
to lyou Pike. $40, parts lots so and 81,
IN Alley ct ais subdivision, subject 10
trust IS 900.
BriehUwood PaFk-Mary X Monfort. ct
yir. Edgar A, TO Giles Pitt, S., part lot
., block 24, Groff's subdivision.
south IakO4Ea-Charles r. Newman It
uX To Isaac W. NordIlnser. $40. IofS ;,
g, and Z, block :, subject TO trust.
square lS0-Yvon Pike - ux 10 WnIiam
Ii. Gibson, $40, lot u, in GrofCs sulai-
vision.
square s0-James Raftery 10 Ialues
Berry Sl,700, lot 8. IN MattingIy et al.
subdivision.
Squares 75a, $50, 923 ana I06a VIII
nam W Swami, Trustee, To Ellen Wash
burn, SO, original lots 16 and II, square
toS, original lots 2, 5 and 6, square : 80;
original lots To II, square 923, and
original lots 8, o and Il, square 1862
Squares I0S, 923 and 1852 William ".
Swami, trustee, to Laura Moore. SIS,
original lots 2, 3, I3, 13, Il and Is,
square 75S original lots 4, ;, g. : and 8.
square 923, anu original lots 3, s. and },
square 1862.
Square Sf6-John j. SaDborn TO Malcolm
! Huity, Sic, part original lot =, subject q
trust $500.
] Square 943-George II. r. White and
/ Henry NJ. Baker, trustees. TO John B. Me-
! Queen, S3,G20. part lot 16. in MeteaIi
/ ct al subdivision.
| sherwood Edward s Wescntt and Err
/ nest A. Dunn trustees, 10 George Hane
-, lot 20, IN Eieston's subdivision, block -
The times., 1897-11-07

Danenhower VS.. Riley; executrix, ct al ::
To- Clark Bros. rs. RansdelI; 50, Ashton w.
commercial Union Assurance COMPANY; I0l ,
setliotUerhlo X Jr., trustee, VS.. Wilson; JOB,
scout Ns. Browning, garnfshee; l05, Mel
bourne vs.. Jordan ct al; lO7, Edmonds
vs.. W. x u. K. K. Co.; I09. Cranyyel VS..
schneider; l55, jennings VS.. Webb.
FToDate Court-Justice Haguer-Estate Or
Mary A Ba be; certificate of verdict OF Jury
sustaining VIII ttled; Will admitted 10 pro
rate and granting letters to Theodore ].
Mayer bond $500. Estate Of George Gun
nlnEham proof OF publication filed. Estate
oI Mary Z. Col burn; 90. Esta te of Noah l..
JeIIrlcs inventories filed. Estate OF Mary
b. Lucas report Of executor filed. Estate
ol Thomas kearney:, authenticated copy of
VIII from Webb county, exas, with re-
nuncistion of Leroy NJ. TAYLOR as trustee
HE'D Estate Of Mary L. Mcpherson; will
OF May 81, 1883, fully proved. Estate Of
Ezra A. Wilson; viii fully proved.
Criminal Court No. IA ssignueuts for
Monday. 2I,3I9, United States VS.. Thomas
AcMahon 2l,4lI United States VS.. Rosa
Blue; 2l.4l2, United States IS. Abraham
Coleman.
Criminal Court No. "a Assignments for
Monday. 2l,37S, United states VS.. Noah
Warner; 2l-3s3, United States VS.. Helen
randolph. appeal eases, Nos. 81, 81, 33,
81, 35, 81, IS, 80, 10, ~.
Court Of Appeals-A ssignments for Mon
day Patent appeals, Nos. II, -, 73. II,
rs 20, 50. Regular call, Nos. GG7, 10
special calls, and 695 and 696
The times., 1897-11-07
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Equity court No. Justice Cox-Bern-
hard VS.. Rouse: rule and restraining order
returnsble November Il, 1897, granted.
Ia re administration Of claims on yene-
z2elan commission; National Safe Deposit
Savings and Trust Company appointed
trustee.
Equity court 30. 2-Justice Hagner-Gor-
Iuan IS. German; order limiting time in
which defendant shall take testimony 10
December ], 1897. Dawson ". Dawson;
order granting almony pcndente lite and
counsel fees and referring cause To Albert
II. Harper 10 take testimony. Assignment
for Monday. No. Y, on hearing; 50 aud
so. specially set; "A, 70, 7s, 81, 50, So
and 81.
Circuit court No. 1-JusJice Cole-Da yton
Fan and Motor Company IS. Iannaroue:
judgment on verdict Tor plaintiff. Goddard
vs.. Newman; judgment for plaintiff for
want Of verified plea. Auheuser- Busch
Brewing A~saicatiOn Us. Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company. motion
10 withdraw plea granted and Judgment by
default. Assignment Tor Monday. l3S
Morrison vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company: on trial. Appeal cases, TO 15,
Is-ls, 20, 2l- y, p TO 30. 90 and 80.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas-
NalU1uan rs. Cornweu & son; order 30
IA k from stet calendar and place OF trial
calendar. Assignments for today: 80,
The times., 1897-11-07

Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following:
James W. Wilson and Estena \ dams.
Frank Kicy and Maggie Hamilton.