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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-16

rom New T0 2ok MA Co. and
Times Building. Al Park Row, o. ,so.
The man who devotes hi. time to the ntroduciIOn Of
pure drinking water for the use Of his feloT-czens
and 50 much IN c his dc
ss q SS% and hope PN sHa' s Vest y 18th 81
From Mr.. GEORGE c; CLARKE; President Of the M''-
chants Club, New York CITY. a. $40.
sdn ri
Please send me another case fsS So @Ss
From Mr. F. C. DININNY Jr % az. s5O,,d i,n
find your new spring water 'Kaiudor." which have
isc Riverside Drive. New York
From Mr.. DANIEL o'DAY. i2s West 72a St
New York April 9th. 1900
We have enjoyed the 'KaiudOr' water very much. Z
unsurpassed nsu Yours very t1iy. DANIEL oDAY.
From Mr. P SANFORD ROSS. OF 277 Washington Street.
Jersey city. also savannah Ga; -. 400
.r using Jsgy CRY o n some A me atm sna s Ss
excellent table wss and in fact much prefer yS these to
lines that heartily ress% ~os6 BOSS Yours
''' rs Johnson Ave, Newark. New Jersey.
From Mr. JOHN 8 a Ts s Worth q st. Lee T"''d' CO"
am very much pleased with ia" Si aRr Mineral Water,
and my family well. AS table water it has no SUI
sps Tsnd re nm any as 70 ns
JOHN A. TWEEDY, l79 Joraemon ST., Brooklyn. N. L
Law Offices OF Man s Man. SO Wall Street
New York, April IL. 1921.
have been giving your ''Kaudor' a I have
plain and in combination. and like every way
Not only Is very pleasant beverage 10 the taste. but
know from the that you sell it, that II Is exactly
as represented purity and origin Yours ve- truly
HENRY II. MAN.
From Mr.. W. T.. TEFFT. Of Tent. Weller Co.. 326 32S-
800 Broadway.
New York. June 18th. 1899.
Mr. Iohn I. Lockwood.
Dear Sir:-I hnd the 'Kaludor fine and think Il 10
going Just thing My family like II bet
ter than any have used Please send
me quarts pints not big enough for u.s. 10
i'''e''"' w W. e. TEFTr.
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rron NJ CHARLES T. COOK, Of Tiffany & Co., Union
New York March sls, 1899.
al nv Family that It is preferable TO the mineral
3;ers that have been using and for the future will
take 'n'' '''> c. T. COOK ? West 4sth St.
From NJ CHARLES H; WEBB; 81 West 74th ST.
a..ir. to tell you tina. have been using your 'Ka-
ludoT Mineral Spring Water (hshy efferyesceno for
and Shssq wsSR ssS M s any
From Mr. HOMER T. LOCKE. President Of the Ark
New York March Goth. 1899.
ana excellent for GuenchinS thirst Yours truIy,
SO Wall aud so Pine SITS.
III. cas-. Of Ksudor Water ordered sent to 10 West
M family S once pS IT @ table snd water ss a
ndor.ing nv opinion that ii excellent addition
WI WILLIAM NAN.
From COLONEL DAVID S. BROWN; Of David S. Brown
Co., Dist St. s Ss2 Y YORK. E March 9th 1899
,.andice found Seneht from the use of 'Kaludor
S sc, qsy IF yDan w Sa q5S Ge
Ne. 10 me as hope II may be to others who suffer
Yours truly. DAVID S. BROWN.
Riverside Drive and 1929 ST.
From Mr.. a. r, HARPER of Harper Brothers. Pub
fishers Franklin Square.
New York May 4th 1899.
have tried 'Kaludor'' for the last two months,
ca d. make: s ny Very II Ss'5 water
II. r. HARPER.
From EGBERT GUERNSEY. NJ D.. LII. D.. Editor OF
The New York Medical Times.
New York, September 2oth 1899.
NJ Lockwood.
pear sr1You ask my opn ion, Of the 'Kaqdo5 Nat
opinion all who have given the trial. certainly
my profession. recommend II with the greatest
for the sick and the dinner table and
all times as most acceptable beverage Very truly.
E. GUERNSEY.
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used and So sSH BY DAyTD
10 29s Clinton Ave Newark. n. j. october Path. 1sss
Ny Dear ! are At liberty to IN
using 4 constantly my family. recommending IT 70
my patients all Of whom SPEAK highly Of t snce5ely
From Mr.. JOSEPH R. oUINBY. of A. d. Juiiliard Co..
New York. March 10th. 1890.
ssa sWa9s s2 %y 2RnSn
where else in preference to any other water wherever it Is
''''' '''D ' ~ j. r. QUINBY, IS West 10Th St.
From Mr.. WILLIAM Z. WEBB, Vice President Of tho
am using the 'TxaIudor'' effervescent water in my
ce an ohe W have ve d m table wser Some Of
my friends have spoken highly Of is %sdsns prop
the bill to my Office and osss R9ps 81. very t !fu 1g 81
once of METcALF BROS CO. o. and 80 Worth " tbs s.
The general health of my family has shown such
marked improvement OF late that have been searching
s thu ee ue Of y TRe @ o9 the few
good in hcT ps sHf amen Suggestion liver
being %os H aeeesS 20 our FAMILY nil e
soH seP %oo :s We 10Th ST.
From wM. 3. HAIGHT: 2o2 West Ssh ss., St ,.oo
As table water Kaludo very satisfactory and since
beginning its use have discarded all other table waters
Yours truly, W. b. HAG9HT.
From Mr. wSf. f. BRoKAw Of Brokaw Brothers. Astor
Place.
New York. May 3D. 1893.
have used the KaudOr Water with satisfaction ard
enjoy very much. consider IL superior table water
and have no hesat9n in 1t r VERY truly
yours. WILLIAM r. bhOhA"' go flth Az
From CHARLES C. BoHANNAN. NJ. D. of South Nor
walk. Conn. -
South Norwalk. Sept 10th. 1899.
Dear Sri take pleasure in commenting 'Kaludor.'
Not only excellent water for table use but It's
properties the consideration Of the physicians
as we'll Its virtues all that is claimed. Yours truly
CTIAS. G. BOHANNAN, IL ID.
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From Mr. ". F. PIPPEY, OF B. Y. Pppey g. Co., Dry
'''' eO'''''" New, York. March 10Th, 1899;
don't want to be without it. please send me another
small order. perhaps can get 1T from AekeI MerTall
''1''' The Dakota. 10 St and ce ;tra Park West
From Mr.. SCHUYLER MERRITT. President of the Yale
STANFORD, CT. April 9th. 1890
Dear SIR: My family and myself have enjoyed 'Kalu-
DOR water as table water very much II has pleas
your care in shipping and bong. am certain that 1t Is
stead OF nuisance open the bottles. So altogether.
truly. SCHUYLER MERRITT
E Of m West s s New y YOKE e
Used and recommended by A. J. DOVER. NJ. D.. $50
Union St.. Brooklyn. New York.
From Mr.. WILLIAM T. RAYMOND. of Raymond Broth
e' south south N SGTSn c ss6,smSsr q 1890
Dear slr:-I state from personal experience that
the Kaudor Water does away with OF Uric Acid
mend It to friend suffering from Dropsy whom 4 re-
peared. is now able to attend to business although
Ssbe S the he Tss b ann b :o to Ts % S for
Yours f truly - ''''' may W r RAYMoN3
From D. c. ENGLISH. NJ. D.
New Brunswick, New Jersey Oct. 9Th, 1890
Dear sir:-I have been using the Enervescent Kaudor
Mater Wat and regard it highly as a9s water Judging
treatment Of certain hepac and gastro-inestinal dis
orders and forms Of disease OF the urinary
Yours very truly. d. c. ENGLISH. NJ. ID.
From Mr. HENRY X. BROWNING. Of Browning King
Co.
New York. May %. 1899
After two weeks trial Of 'Kaludor' | do hesl-
say that in my opinion II the best mineral
FOR table that / have had my table.
Ny family all with this opinion. Very truly
yours. HENRY X BROWNING. 74s Madison Ave
No / Greene Street New York. August 23d 1899
Mr.. John L. Lockwood, 10 Walker ST. City.
Dear Strive have been using the Enervescent 'Kau-
DOR IN summer home Babylon Long Island, for
months with much satisfaction prefer IL
any other and cheerfuly recommend II to my
friends. Yours truly, JOHN l. SILBERSTEIN.
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highly Of It. can strongly recommend II as most sat
believe very beneficial in Its action In the system p,
shall want another case OF next r HON. Iqr'
From Mr.. w. CAMPBELL CLARK. of the Clark Thread
SeHarE y j. June 9th. 1899
Mr. John l. lockwood. 10 Walker St. New York City
three s cases Of Ksudor Water Which was sent to
Sass ." p Sf y via RsoaS to Se6n ~
also desire that fl is the best mineral water
Without u.f IT, Yours truly. W cAMPBELL CLARK
From Mr. JAMES s49 q Thomas Of e &C. TurnOu
New York. June 9th. 1899
Dear sir:~f am extremely well satisfied with the
'Ksudor'' water in fact, well that is the only
wafer : D'' ." NY 'A0''' ' JAMES C. COOLEY.
From Mr.. J. W. PRINGLE Of pringle GOndran. 1873
New York september 10Th. 1899.
MT Dec John l. LoG.wGGd ,s v.r..e0 .so Water
the best I and finest table on the ma
the greatest Incidentally its action has BEEN
J. W PRINGLE 1853 West 57th Street.
From Mr.. J. H. sToDDART: the actor so well and de-
lightfuy known by all Of written at his
sewaren. s. j.. September %, 1890.
Ny Dear Mr.. Lockwood.
| have not forgotten the many talks have had
gether In years past In regard TO the mineral
water Raludop that you have recently introduced
the finest OF waters and wish you all success in
handling It that the water deserves; sure when it
becomes fully known the public will be grateful for
Introduction. Sincerely yours J. H. STODDART.
From r. L. BOHANNAN, VI. D., OF Stamford. Conn
stamford. Sept 18th, 1899
This is 10 state that "Kaudor' Natural Spring Water
is desirable table water and OF
Uric Acid Dathesis. II taken in large quantities Il will
have an Alkaline reaction on the blood dissolve acid
and carry II off.
R. L. BoHANNAN. NJ. D., II Atlantic st.
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From Mr. W. T. TEFFT Of Tent. Weller & Co.. 32s s2s-
800 Broadway.
New YOri
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From Mr. THOMAS H. CULLEN. 80 West I'D s.
New York, March 31st 1899
have been using your 'Kaludor'' efervescent mineral
water for some time. and family and self think very
highly Of IT, strongly recommend II as most sat
sacory and agreeable Table water pure refreshing ana
believe beneficial in its action In the system
shall another OF next week Yours very truly
THOMAS H. CULLEN.
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7 have been giving your ''Kaludor test. I have
drunk it plain and combination and like 1t every way.
Not only Is II very pleasant beverage 10 the taste but
know from that you sell II. that II Is exactly
HENRY II. MAN
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MI. john Il. IlOckWoou
Dear Sir:-I hnd the 'Kaudor'' fine and think 10
going be just the thing for me- MY FAMILY ike " pet
ter table have used Please SEND
me quarts (pnts not big enough for U.s. 10
Elberon, New-Jersey, ana oblige yours truly.
' W. e. TEFFT.
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-
am very much pleased with "Kaludor' Mineral Water,
my family well. AS table water IL has no SUI
peror sparkling refreshing and agreeable 20 the tasts
/ advise NV friends 10 try IL. Yours truly.
JOHN A. TWEEDY, I79 Joralemon ST.. Brooklyn. N. L
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No. I Greene Street. New York. August 3d. 1890.
Mr.. John l.. lockwood, 10 Walker ST. City.
Dear Strive have been using the ETervescent Kalu-
DOR IN summer home at Babylon Long Island for
several months with much satisfaction We prefer
any other water and l cheerfuly recommend II to my
friends. Yours truly JOHN l. SILBERSTEIN.
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After a weeks trial Of 'Kaudor'' | do hesi-
tate to that in opinion It is the best mineral
water FOR table that l have had my table
Ny family all with this opinion. Very truly
yours HENRY X. BROWNING. 74s Madison Ave.
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From Mr. HENRY X. BROWNING. OF Browning King
& Co.
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From Mr. EDWARD MAP5HALI. the Hero news
paper correspondent seriously wounded at the
battle OF Sevia while In the first rank Of tho
Rough Riders their daring ami
au1ous
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From Mr. JOHN A. TyEEDy OF Lee. Tweedy Co,
SIS and S. Worth ST. 49,
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N :
". have used a case OF "Kaludor' shall many
more cases | drink only mineral waters. and ind
'audor'' superior all others the market that
shaIl not IN future consider OF other. Sin
cereiy yours EDWARD MARSHALL % Fifth Ave-
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From Mr.. J. II. STODDART. the actor. well and de-
lightfuly known by all Of us written at his m
home.
SeWaren. Y. j. Sentember ID 1890.
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From DAVID ORR EDISON. NJ. D..
New York. March 3lst 1899.
am present with satisfactory results the
''Kaludor mineral and take pleasure In recon-
mendlng It to others. DAVID ORR EDISON. VI. D.,
IS West 71st 81.
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''KALUDOR" is used and recommended by THOMAS
". D., OF l46 West S0th ST.. New York city.
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have been using 'Kaludor'' for time and find
excellent as table water and in fact. much prefer II u
others even German therefore send These
few lines 10 say that heartily recommend II. Your
truly. 4. sANfOftD hosS,
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From Mr. J. W. PRINGLE. Of Pringle & Gondran, 1879
40 Liberty Street.
New York. September 10th. 1899.
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Used and recommended by A. ]. DOVER, NJ. D., $50
Union St. Brooklyn. New York
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18

The wrestling match which has been ar
ranged for some time between Charles
Moore and John Dyer, two featherweights
of some local reputation, will come off this
evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium in
connection with the basket ball game with
Wabash College. Dyer and Moore are both
old wrestlers, having practiced on the mat
for the past five years, and came together
in a match last year. which resulted in a
draw. Since then admirers Of both men
have been anxious to have the tie settled.
Both men have trained hard for to-night's
contest.
The basket ball game will be called at Sis,
when Wabash will line up as follows Rel
mann and Wright, forwards; McClamrock
and Hayes, guards; GILL; center; Peterson
and Sissell substitutes. The following
members of the representative Y. NJ. 2. A.
team will probably constitute the team that
will play this evening: Hester and Purvis.
guards Harden and Pritchard, forwards;
Pierson or Dobson, center; Sailor and Gavin,
substitutes. The wrestling match will come
off after the first twenty minute half of the
game A feature of the programme will be
an exhibition of fancy club swinging by DIR.
j. @. Nehrbas, also an orchestra, which Will
play during the wrestling match.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18
BONDS NOW AT PREMIUM
CITY'S BARRETT LAW SECURITIES
ARE ON THE RISE.
Evidence of the Abundance of Money
and Effect of Change
in Law.

Money to invest is plentiful now, and there
is a great demand for municipal bonds of
all sorts. number of cases have come I'M
der the notice Of Controller Johnson where
premium has been paid for the Barrett law
street Improvement bonds. Mr.. Johnson
was asked yesterday concerning a report
that a premium had been paid the contract
the manifest" of the bonds on that i'm
provement which have not yet been issued
Il have heard that the contractors were
paid a premium for the bonds' said Mr.
johnson. Il do not know whether it is true
with regard to the Capitol avenue improve
premium has been paid, in some as high as
per cent. This is due no doubt TO the law
which was passed two years ago at the in
stance of County Treasurer Schmidt, ex
officio city treasurer, and myself. The law
was so amended as to provide that when
be paid by the treasurer whether the prop
erty owners had paid their assessments or
not. In case of their defanIt the law pro-
vided that the amounts due should become
liens on the property and should be COL
lectable as taxes are collected. Before that
time 1t was often necessary for the bond
holder to bring suit to collect the interest
coupons from the property owners, and for
this reason the bonds sold as low sometimes
as 80. / myself invested part of the fire.
mems pension fund in bonds at 49, The
bonds have sold at or a little above par for
some time"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18
INSURANCE ASSESSMENTS.
Liability of Masonic Mutual Members
to Be Tested.

A petition has been filed in the Circuit
Court by Eliza Gibson a resident of Ark
ansas, in the matter of the assignment of
the Masonic Mutual Benefit Society of In
diana. James H. Gibson, the late husband
of the petitioner, held policy in the so
ciety at the time of his death and before
the assignment was made. Mrs. Gibson s
claim amounts to $500, and it has been APP
proved by the board of directors, she says.
She shows that the cash assets of the trust
available for the payment of death claims
amount to about 5000 She asks that an
assessment be levied against the members
of the society for the payment of her claim
and others
Attorneys say that the purpose in filing
the petition is to test the law on the ques-
ton Of the liability Of members for assess
ment. a few days ago Judge McMaster
decided that the receiver in the Globe Ac-
cident insurance Company could not levy
an assessment on members to pay claims.
Mrs. Gibson, in her petition, asserts that
there are 100000 of claims pending against
the Masonic Mutual. 1t is held, that under
the contract the members have with the
society they are liable for assessment. The
petitioner holds that had the membership
paid the amounts properly collectible in the
last six years on account of death losses,
the assets of the society would have been
increased about 100000. The question will
probably have to be decided by the higher
court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18
Regular Army EnIistmenta.

The following enlistments were made yes
terday for the regular army at the local
office: For the Sixth Heavy Artillery, at
Fortress Monroe, Va. = Jesse G. Asbury,
Lawrence, Ind; Fred E. Cole, Wolf Lake,
Ind; Ezra A. Watson, Indianapolis, Ind
William Faber indianapolis, Ind; jeremiah
J. Alternately, Carl, Ind; Clarence Griffey,
Indianapolis, Ind; Frank Denton, Indian
apolis, Ind; Earl Marshall, Lawrence, Ind.
Harvey W. Cecil, Radford, Va.
All regiments are full that are under or
ders for the Philippines. Leroy II. John, a
trooper of the Eighth United States Cav
airy, surrendered from desertion and was
sent to Fort Thomas, KY. Horace l.. Kent,
who attempted suicide recently near the
Union Station, was enlisted here in June
and was back on leave Of absence from Pen
sacola, Fla. Arrangements had been made
to send him back to his station to-day, but
the attempt at self-destruotion rendered him
unable to go. He will now likely be given
a months sick leave and return to his home,
in Kentland.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room ii. L. McMaster, Judge.
Henrietta Bachman VS.. Daniel OBrien ct
al. Finding and judgment for plaintiff
against defendant for $1.2S075
Lawrenceburg Roller Mills Company VS..
Horace E. Kenney On trial by jury.
Room flames NJ. feathers, Judge
Mary Eveland VS.. Margaret Aanley; dam
ages. Case dismissed. Judgment against
plaintiff for $3.50 and costs.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
indianapolis Water Company VS.. Cynthia
Butsch ct al; contract. On trial by jury.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Matilda r. Mcconnell VS.. Sarah A Rich
ardson ct al; on contract. Judgment by
agreement for 1850 and costs against de-
fendents. Costs paid.
Standard Real Estate Company VS.. Thorn
as G. Scott; appeal from justice of the
peace. Finding for defendant Judgment
against defendant for costs.
Marion Trust Company, trustee, VS..
Franklin S. Spahr ct AL. account and to
set aside deed. On trial by court
On motion of Attorney Charles L. Hol-
stein, Clarence "A. Tucker is admitted to
the bar.
Now Suits Filed.
George Alig VS.. Simon Yandes ct al. ; suit
to quiet title. Superior Court, Room /.
Madison Brewing Company VS.. Louis
Traugott; suit on account Superior Court,
Room 3.
Mary Hoffman VS.. Joseph Hoffman ct al. /;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18

Considerable interest is taken in local
musical circles ovsf the piano recital to be
given in Masonic Hall, Thursday evening,
by Nine. Teresa Carreno. Carreno is said
to be a wonderful pianiste many Of her en-
thusiastic admirers asserting that she is as
much at the head of the list of woman
pianists as Paderewski is at the top of the
mems class. Carreno is said to possess per-
feet technique and great brilhancy of ex-
ecution. both of which qualities are called
for to a high degreee in the programme she
is to render The advance sale indicates a
good house. 1t will be an audience of mu-
sicians and lovers of good music.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18

suit for support Superior Court, Room 3
Morris c. Morris VS.. Ethel Morris; divorce.
Superior Court. Room 2
Helen T. Stewart VS.. John W. Stewart;
suit for divorce. Circuit Court
Willim f. Henley VS.. World Building,
Loan and Investment Company; suit on ac-
count. Superior Court, Room l.
Mary E. Hutchins VS.. Walter w. Hutch
ms; divorce. Superior Court, Room l.
Indiana Bond Company VS.. Julia p. Os-
born ct al; street lien. Superior Court,
Room l.
State Bank of Indiana VS.. Frank T. Wood;
suit note Superior Court, Room 3.
Pearl Devore vs.. Elmer j. Devore; divorce.
Superior Court. Room 2.
Margaret Christian VS.. the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
damages. Superior Court. Room 2.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-18
rriaI of FIoridn PhiIIina.

The case against Florida Phillips, colored,
charged with shooting Morris Stroder. also
colored. on the night of Oct. 60 1898, will be
called for trial in the Criminal Court next
Wednesday The shooting took place in a
house on Glenn avenue, in the extreme
northwest part of the city. Stroder died
from the effects of the bullet wound A
colored man named Anderson was in the
house at the time of the shooting, and he
was arrested with the Phillips woman. An
derson viii be the states chief witness. Yes
terday he accompanied Detective Thornton
and Prosecutors Pugh and Ruckelshaus to
the scene of the shooting and led them over
the house. The states attorneys made the
trip for the purpose of familiarizing them
selves with the interior of the house, as the
location of the rooms will be one of the
important features of the case.