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New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

METALs-The market for metals was again locally
i, aPs RS. S Ian a
vas syDapathetcsy higher in nominal way des1ite
the fact that increasing general Sta
e hoRerer was dr at s2s s5gS2s With trednr vePy
quiet Copper was dun and somewhat depressed again
changed at f7 los The nomtnsl close here si7
with sellers al these prices Trading In lead was con
hnsd small lots & Of pig ro a. $ az with The market
ing the lowest level September 1890 Speter had
weak but o was not Sn%Stab % 2Ser At SigS4 70
orestc iron continue dull quotabIe
a4s:n Fog ogn oa at 81 Soi s
SIS England iron was easy and somewhat lower
Ssssso" sss sS TN % piatss s'S were quiet. a.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Ths . market for snolasses
with also sqss at oa prizes BGsnsss
WeWoreans open kettle 27@s6c; Porto Rice $1,000
rE!%Ps PRIME. 2ig5se: fancy 25a2fc.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The for tonnage
s sst ann ana aRe the supply ample II the small an
sizes Rates were Ggy9iasy nc 5 Steam
appsTently well supplied. Rates nominal on the
q 70 S6k .q. t9F GHsT: gG Jinqag eHn adRf s s: &
gov. 2.e Bristol. SAa! Lelth S5sd: Hull ahd: New
ferdafn sc AmsteTaa eye: cotton to Tdverp0o per
100 ~ iss Lna%Ge % 0ft TONS Is general a Cargo @ 70 Eh
Kinedorn or Continent private terms February-March:
nen priTate terms February; British steamer 1900
quarters grain. Bara9ie 70 picked ports Of United
masea aha oaa q s ana IS ia jsnaay 81
Tp n s. os ssd weight British steamer
grain Philadelphia 70 Cork for orders ld February
JuneJSy: bark 7i9 tons euebrache wood coastins o
y fo odes TO PaIsnaue or Rus 80 Ns
York So rs and port eharges schooner 252 tons lumber
SeWYorR or sound iogwOod private terms: schooner
2 9swo9s s ay saSa pys's 70
York private terms; schooner Isl tons lumber Jack
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
I contract prices in the local market to-day

on tSe eqn % e eo;ed du with quotations at &c advance
vs CUR Sales lslO bales Southern srat D3sI,eJ M
rbsre eesapnec as follows: Neworleans steady and n
$500 AZ q &C. Mobile quiet and unchangs1 =. q -
ss.seshnGh steady and unchanged al 7-I6cH a.
CIR --1 oIctsilseq az S7sc: Wilmington
itSs a. S5.G; Ao5tok steady llee advance al ssc
oue. me- eaanssa az lice advance li-i6c: 81 iis
orssns u.canged al 5tzc Estimated receipts AZ New
~ week ago and 76ll bales last oo4o
p.sef bales last year 'Ss A3st Week and
Win is oI cotton at the ports to-day as compsr.s
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

TEA--The market ruled nominal, with no sales The
osng prlces follow: February 1900 1850; March l3
seo o rap APr l. SS9sseo 81 May 0 June I3 cog
lSsogl4l9 october, l3soglS20 November. 1850 20
no Z spot Japan quoted l41zc.
COT @coIIoN-1tghtness & in the January position. due
extra Efforts TIE Of the bull clique easily
ne feature Of today's developments Cotton Ex
o. professional turn. There much in the way
news 10 give either faction advantage, not until
steady with prices unchanged points lower Cover
n55n, aLleL MIlch a Two point range constituted
Ilactoauons up to the noon hour The current month
ss- toF me week, a possible bulge Liverpool
sMoIiS" ana higher prices in Southern markets. Wis
IONS IONS o. l0z cents FOR the January option stared
- ntsL az me face. while careful watch the
t clearly indicated that there practically no Offer
Ess - 81 SaluaTy In the open market
s2on cecidee upon and for the Of the after
noon s class OF buying feature of the business
from OUT &ard appearances January longs made no
eaosts 70 place their opponents Disadvantage Ten
cents was soon reached I0iOc this advance
sess4ns NE rest OF the list also improve sharply A
holerate sized buying orders from South helped
49, cottoI 70 lOtsc for middling. Trading in the last
vas httul and Of 'seternent' nature with Janu-
STEADY with prices net 3ai9 points higher except on
49, IusLy which was nomnay points lower After the
-s nae llc IN mind the point which they would
bhofts 70 finish covering That sucn a thing was
&C., was as easily IN the mind OF most conservative
~ New-fork IN time for delivery on contract except
rlso spclaI steamer train charter which al once
Eests- s P.ce above that necessary The
~ & Igues showed the in sight for the week
Sss< tS bales against 212Ol1 year 220 6lO the
Is! GAYS 70 cate. 1914 bales asSins, 55s 7s a
yesr. 'o'V1< Two years and 4s75l5 ba:es thres
ne 80 Total since January 766 500 bales against
hree years ago. Ns' anu 4'A'o''o-
was rsngs of contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

ThrouEh trains leave New York. CHAMBERS
follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
BOO a. Daly---S1id train for Buffalo. o. N
Binghamton. Waverly Elmra Bradford. Coaches.
paror car and cafe dining 10 Buffalo.
2.3O D. Daily y-Cheago Limited-Fast AIafl-SoIit
train 70 Chicago arriving $40 Arr Cleveland 40
Sleepers 70 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
$50 Dally.-Buhaio and Cleveland Exprsss-Arr.
Buffalo oS. Bradford 100 jamestown 100 Younss-
town 1927 a m cieyeIand $3.50 .. m Seepers Buff
fale and Cleveland Cars
9.15 m Daily solid train for Binghamton. Waver-
iy Elmra, Chicago Seepers 10 Buffalo, Chicago. Cincin
natl Dining
FINCKETS Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway l5I East i25th St and 27S West l25th ST..
Chambers and West 2Sd ST. ferries NeHYorH: S33 and
SEQ Fulton ST. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn; 122 River
Hoboken and Jersey City Station NewYorh Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Approximate amount OF nen 70 satisfy which property
q, 10 he sold SIS IT'S 10 with interest thereon Jan
AIRY srd 1901 expenses OF action s52i Ts with interest
from january sth 1901. expenses OF sale Approx
mate amount SC. to be paid by Referee s696O
and interest - -.
CLIFFORD w. HARTRIDGE. Referee.
STRONG & CADWALApER
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys 40 wan street. BorouSh OF Man
haitian New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9.l2 A. NJ 5.35 p NJ Daily, Sunday. tn
PItusneld: Sundays only a. 81.
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices st I13 26I. AIS and l216 Broadway 3
Union So w. 27S Columbus Ave. 1S3 West
I25th St and 13sth Stations New York: 33S and 72d
Fulton 81. and l0+ Broadway. z D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street New Central
Service. BagsaGe checked from hotel residence
WestcOtt Express Germany
EDGAR VAN ETTFN GEORGE H DANIELS
General Super!ntendant Ararf
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Approximate amount OF lien to satisfy which property
is to be sold s6O395S with interest thereon from jan
3rd, 1901 Expenses action.
from January St 1901 expenses Approximate
amount OF taxes SC. to be pad Referee S665
interest.
Dated. New York. January 18th. 1901
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE Referee
STRONG & CADWALADER, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 40
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New YnrkC
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANlA
&
STATIONS foot of WEST TwHNTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
az The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets Is five minutes later than
ln"t given below for Twenty-third Street.
Stauon- except where otherwise noted
s-oo A. VI FAST MAIL.-Limited Buffet Par
& r S lars TO Pitts6urs Sleeping Car Pttsours
ssss s A. NJ TA$T i've IPi;5s6afs csysIagai
Compartment sieepsng Dining smoEins and obserTa-
!ion Cars For Chicago cieSesnd Toledo Cincinnati
1'sS 25r p IN NJ CEIIcAGo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
Chicago. st LeaSt piains Car
0-%5 2J,.f r W. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
'c2 S2ica:a y; NJ o PAGEIG EXPRESS For Pstssurg ard
68euts Connects for Cleveland axcept Saturday.
FEEss~For Pittsbars. ceveshi cinenHsr EN-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1920 Dining Ca rs 81 ,5 and S1Tsndt Streets
s3 s5sS tD5nns Can. nc Desbrossss and Cortiandi
SS7, e5a pn,Rs II ca5s' = as DINING Carr epnins
!PniDg Car, Dining Carr. as
20 20 ia 10 Dining Carr. i55 Dining Carr. 925 p. m.
so1,THEtN RAILwAy.-"Florda Limited" 124o .. m.
6Desbrosses and Corandt Streets 70 40 p. nj week
@ WRsRR ~ R1HMaPs@FSr L 70 Plsni aaz Eemphi,
ATIhNTfc C6AsT i7S liz ? m: ?:ri9IiS, 1aS s..,.,
daTs 9TsOrGses and e2r5iandt streets 22o ?; week
cHiEzsAPEAkE p & OHIO RATLW4Y-s.55 a. m and
sEAB6ARD AIR LISE-~Flo-dq ard Metropori,an
AAilteu I2Ja daily Express. ~ 10 night daily.
-., ttliNF COMFORT and NOfiFOLK-7.55 a m
ATTssNer1E9 esEltrays (aI7v and : 5a p m daily
rasn. ms afi BuS: as Paor 1 esTs sna
standard Coaches.
raFE NAY-l2.55 n. weekdays.
Pins on NeW York ard Long Branch Railroad Cfrorr
IWenty-thrd Street Station m. 12 40.
20. and $50 ?. m. Sundays 925 a. m. 455 o. m.
10 pesorosses ard Cortlandt Streets). 900 m.
- S-4o' and 90 ?. Sundays. O. 45 a Sis
FOR PKILADELPEIIA.
and CortIandt Streets e2o). 725 755,
ARD C9Tt.andt Streets 1O2o) tDirins Carr 10J5 Onins
ay. ILo2 a m, l255. 12,55 Dining Carr. 10 CDes.
seS ana Cortland Streets 2Ol. 25j. g. * 355 425,
30 tD,nlng carr, 455 Dining Can Dining Carl.
80. 20 SD 9z5 p. II 10 night Sundays. $40.
CDninS Garl %. ass 425 Dining Car. ass DInins
night, ' ' ' 0'' '--' y me- A--A'
Ticket Ofces: Nos 1896 1854 III and 261 Broad
way Astor House; West Twenty
SLdtlons foot OF Dssbrosses COrtlandt
court street 500 Fulton Street. e8 broadway ard
I-enIsSIvanla Annex Station Brooklyn; Station
ana eneek baggage from hotels residences througa
T2ad Cab Service. f
J. HUTCHINSON p
oeneraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARErr

- liverpool Jan: -Closng-wheat-Spot steady; No 1
os to' No red Western winter. Is ID No 1
ortnern spring 6s 31sd; futures March 6s Id.
May. 6s lad Cern-Spot quiet: American mixed new
American mixed
January IS loAd; March Ss Esd: May IS esd. Peas
canadian STEADY, 0s Sd Hops Loudon-Pacihc Coast
STEADY Y sqs8 5s Flours Louis fancy steady
es od Seer du extra India mess, e5s 81. Pork dull
prime mess Western, 66s Sd. Hams-Short N 16
70 steady, 46s Bacon steady; Cumberland cut rs to 30
~ 42s Sd; short rib. 16 "a long clear mddles
light 2S TO 81 10 AS long clear niddles heavy.
10, 4Os 3D. short clear backs, 16 20 n sos clea-
bellies, IA to is 10 ASS 3D. ShoulGers-Square. 13
10 S'S tId[anerlean rehned IN pals quiet Sgs;
finest United States 95sI good. SIS Cheese steady:
American finest white. 51s Cd; finest
s cd Tallow steady prime city 2Ss Cd; Australian in
London 2Is cd Cottonseed o-Huu refined spot steady
21s Turpent ntne-Spirits steady. 2ss 3D. Rosn-Common
steady. As 3D. Petroleuu-Rened quiet. 71sd- Linseed
oil steady, 31s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

oats 5000 bush -' ~ '
ST Louis; Jan, 25.-whest-No red. cash 7sne7sc:
January. 7s.c; May, 75c; July. T4c: No hard 6sis
lS CoTnNo cash. S6l.c; January. 36isc: May. 3T5se
NY NY tgsSse oatsmNo cash. 26c: January. 26c
Ieied9 jan 2o-Wheat active. higher: cash and jan
uaS' .v,.G May else; July, sosc Corn asttve. hrm
Sash ana January SIAc; May. 40c. Arm: cash
January 25e; May 26ac Rye. SIC. CIoverseed fairly
March. 81 37a. - ~ ~ "A'''' ~ - a.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
RAILROADS..
WEST SHORE R,R,

Trans leave Franklin ST. Station. N. Y. fOIiOwA
and lom. later foot West AID ST.. N. r..
.ilO A M.-For Intern. points to Albany q Montreal
fll:ZO A MD Lake Mohonk. Mnnewaska. Saratoga
Catsktl Mountains and Utica
u 500 p. M.-Chicago Express Daily.
10 p. M.-Cont. Ltd for Detroit. Chicago &
fS45 z. No For Hudson River points Albany.
.o:lo =. M.-For Rochester. Buffalo. Cleve Chicago
fs:yo M-For Rochester. Buffalo Detroit 6 81, Louis.
'Sl5 p. M.-For Syra- Roch-, Mag. Falls Det. a Chi.
DAILY. tDaiy. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex, No. J. at io;s3 A. M at 2sS p M Lenves Jersey
city: p. r. r. Sta. No. 1i2O A. M, s35 p.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofnces. Baggage
checked from hotel residence westcott r.
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Ro-coffee market weak: No Rio esSoO; exchange
es-Sn receipts, 5000 bags, cleared for the United
asiooo bags
Ts statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

cul E1ohange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
Ars.,lr~-es 100 bales speculation and export 500;
ding a .oo receipts 10000: American 10000 mid
cllns sno 3ro; futures opened quiet 1-544264d de-
rsry gssse steaoy. unchanged te point lower. Jan
3xs. 49, Janosryf cbruaTy 5.23s; FebruaryMarch.
"Aich-ApnL Bliss; Aprii-May. 5les; May-June-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
ROYAL. BLUE LINE,

FUft fHIIADtLFHIA.
1880 1880 tS.OO. 1900. 1000 'ILSO a m. tf.eo.
'1.3O 1900. s3 4O TACO sf4OO f43O $500 90 IA So
$500. T192S p ~ IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
I.4so. ts.Oo 1000. '11sO m. tLOo. $50. $40.
ofces Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry fis. ITe esi.
43f 945 1900 1884 Broadway. 1T3 5th
20 Union So West 153 East 125th fcSth
ST.. 2f5 Columbus Ave- New-York; Court ST. 344 $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn: % Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co calls for and eecks baggage
nation.
yFrorn Liberty only 'Daily- tDay excep, sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull and I'M nn-
changed; No 8 spring wheat 65@!3e; No red aoac;
No corn. s7sc; No yellow, s1+tc; No oats. Ets@
24&.c; No Q white 27Iac No white. AQ21 ac: No
rye 5la614c fair 10 choice mailing S09Sse; No TAX
seed 81 rs; prime timothy seed, 81 co. clover contract
grade S11GSl 4o pork per bbl SlS 81 1s@sI5 20
lard per 100 10 81 SEA- short ribs SIDES oose so sOt
81 10: dry shoulders (hoxed) SO 25gs6 oo snoTt
clear sides (boxe) 81 25S7 IS; whskey. basis or high
wines 81 81 On the Produce Exchange to-day the ont-
market was dull; creameries 14q21c; dairtes l2g
1sc. Cheese dun 1oNa11%c. Eggs quiet fresh lsc.
Cincinnati Jan. 2s-FIonr irmer. Wheat easier; No
red, 79GsOc Corn frler: No mixed ss1ac Oats firm
No . mixed 271sc. Rye quiet; No :, ooc
Duluth Jan. 25.-wheat-No hard. 767sc: to arrive
71I2c May. sec; Northern. cash. d+12ci 70 arIiNe
1Skc :SAay Tsc July 7S5sc No Northern O3t3g iU7Rc
No spring 56A 163l4c. Corn. 36@.c Oats, 261sg-oe
Milwaukee Jan. 25-wheat higher; No Northern I4is
@75l2c. No 2 Northern 71%gI35ac. Rye higher; NO l.
51izc Barley steady; No . 5s959c; sample. 4Sgodc.
Minneapolis Jan. 25--wheatCs:h. TS5ac; May 7sia9
le4sc July. T7AQ77Sc. On trackNo hard attsc; No
Northern 557se Northern I2q7se RS9r-First
patents SO e5IS4 10; second patents - egSS So nrst
clears s2 69ss s5 second clears s2Gs2 TO- Bran IN bulk
Philadelphia. jan 25whsat firm &G higher contract
grade. January, 76Q76kc. Corn hrm Ac higher; NO z
mixed mixed January 4sla4ssc: oats steady; No white
cppec S2c- Butter lower; fancy western creamery
VS. do pSints 2se Eggs nIm fresh nearby zoe do
6heese steady; New-York fun creams fancy small lls
nn I3ooo h. in sacks: wheat 1000 hush' corn 11aooo
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan 25-Flour quiet. but steady whsat- sto
Spring active inquiry No hard. Old carloads. eStsc
red 77iso: No white and mixed 765c &C Corr strong %3
do 4iisc through billed. Oats strong No white t
Sgs ,r6pch billed Barlev-Good demand for spot
snot mailing quoted at 5TG6Sc outside for choice; to
arrive rail medium grades. 57G63c Rye dull No IN
store. 56l<G57e asked -
Chicago. jan 26-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

slas; June-Jqg. 6l1tb Juiy-Ausust, sos,; August
september 459ARb September N C. 4591Ab; October,
& o c. 4fov october-November 4.32v. Manchester
hsrns move slowly: cloths quiet
Comparative cotton for the Fri
day. January -.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26


SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Week.
days. " @3d y NJ, 5 NJ COru
and Desb Sts 3 40 A. NJ, 4.o sd and 9SnP NJ
llcsets Pullman
l5 Broadway 3 nion square Columbus Ave- y
@ Fulton St. Court = IS Bdy and ~ Fulton Brooklyn;
Transfer 60 viii call for and check baggage
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Foreign Cofee Markers--Santos-Coffe market weak;
gooa syerags Santos 5S7oo; eroeips 1900 stock
Ll5600O bags. Haubulg Cnfee market opened
changed: al 2.30 p. ! L pcenng higher,
sales 5000 hags HavreCoffee market opened steady
unchanged 10 franc lower; Il franc;
az m. declined franc; $50 p. m. unchanged;
fla sales l5.O0o iaes.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

week 1ss ooo
same week last ............... 1875 571
Total receipts this 140 543
Total receipts same date
Exports for the 524
Experts for year 1887
Total sos 4sS
Total exports the date last 1881
STOCK at all United States ports $50 40
last e7l ess
Stock all interior T5e,5ss
wear ~ - s.............. 7l06so
Stock Liverpool 69l 900
Liverpool same time last year. 6s9 600
Stock American a1oat $4,000
same time last t.".4..a.... 10000
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
BALTlMoRE e. OHIO railroad
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot OF West sd a; Cortlandt and Desbroes
(Penna. T. r. Ferresl
.Daily Except Sunday Sunday changes cI225PM 12o
PM es5 AN 81 IS AN to.5A-M y+55 PM x615PA
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

Nav 77ls ls s2la 10 77B 10 s2l4 i3 SO
Receipts Of breadsuffs points thousands
last three cipheru oO0 omitted -four bbls bush
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-24
NEWS OF THE COURTS.

Abram Pollard yesterday brought suit
against his wife. Lille Pollard, for divorce.
and also asks for a restraining order to
prevent his wife from molesting him.. He
AYERS that she pursues him in the street,
where she curses and strikes him for the
purpose of provoking him to strike her i'm
order that she might nave him arrested.
He asks for a restraining order for fear
that she will continue these alleged as
saults until she a~ccomplishes her purpose.
Joseph Pennington, administrators of the
estate of Josephine Trabue. yesterday filed
suit against the Union Railway Company
for 5000 damages for the death of Mrs.
Trabue. While crossing the company's
tracks she was jolted out of a wagon and
fell in front Of q switch engine and was
killed. The company Is charged with being
negligent in allowing planks at the crossing
to become loose and uneven, which Is said
TO have been responsible for the jolting Of
the wagon as il crossed the tracks.
Laura NJ. Dougherty brought suit against
the street-car company for $4,000 damages.
She alleges that a street car ran into her
injured her.
The will of John Beaver, probated yester-
day, leaves $500 of his estate to his widow
and the remainder to be equally divided
between his nine children and grandchil-
dIen. Leander Earring was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate Of Samuel II. Gag
ley and rave a bond OF S100.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-24
RECENT LEGAL OPINIONS.

Telephone Companies Discrimination
A merchant had a telephone in his store
and one in his residence, placed there I'M
der an agreement that he would use the
Citizens Company's telephones exclusive
ly. Other merchants were supplied with
telephones by the company under agree
ments that contained no such stipulation
as to exclusive use. Subsequently he pur-
chased a market in which there was a
Bell telephone As soon as the Citizens
Company learned this they removed.
telephones from his store and residence.
In al action brought against the company
il was held that where a telephone COM
pany refuses to supply all in similar cir
cumstances with similar facilities, without
discrimination, it may be compelled to do
SO by mandamus; lS Southeastern KEEP.
Contract to Engage in Prize Fight
Plaintiff and defendant entered into an
agreement by which plaintiff was to ar
range all boxing exhibitions and advance
all deposits. f~orfeits. etc, and was 10 have
for two years, and defendant agreed that
he would not as principal or second enter
into any contract with any other person
TO engage in any prize hight without writ
ten consent of his manager. The defendant
ignored his agreement and was about to
enter into a boxing exhibition against the
wishes and consent of the plaintiff, who
thereupon brought suit to restrain the de-
PENDANT from engaging in the contest. In
an opinion written by Judge Harlan. OF
Ine baltimore circuit 1Ouft, IL was nelQ
that a court of equity will not enjoin Il
contemplated breach of such a contract
on application of a party to the contract
because of the illegal nature of the agree
ment itself. [Chicago Legal News, Aug. III
Observation-Disclosures the Public
The Centaur Company for t~hirty-1ve
years has manufactured a remedy known
as "Castoria." spending more than 500, 600
a year in advertising, and being protected
during the life of the patent by purchase
from Or. Pitcher, who patented the for
mula for its composition. Since the ex-
piration of the patent the defendants COM
menced the manufacture and sale of
"Castoria' in bottles similar in size and
shape TO those used by complainant. The
wrappers on the bottles were similar, ex-
cept in a few particulars. noticeable only
by comparison. and the word "Castoria. =
printed on defendants bottle. was slightly
curved. while that on complainant's was
straight. II was held that such labels
were intended to deceive purchasers and
that complainant was entitled to an injunc-
ton restraining the use of the same. RAG
Atlantic Rep. On. j., Judge Reed S2S.l
-Bicycles-Liability OF City for Injury
In a late opinion of the Court Of Appeals
of Maryland, by Judge Schumacher. II is
held that a municipality is liable for an ac-
cident caused by a bicycle being ridden on
city streets in violation of an ordinance
regulating such speed.
Criminal Law
The Supreme Court of Louisiana has de-
cided that 1t Is possible for two persons
Jointly to steal six eggs. one pair of stock
ings and one undershfrt. [30 Southern Rep.
(Judge Provosty) 101.1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. 1. n. Virgins is visiting relatives at
Bowling Green. KY.
Mrs. Henry c. Van Anda will leave this
evening for Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin N. Kendall will sail
from Europe Aug. %.
Miss Elizabeth Claypool has returned
from the Adironoacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Robinson will leave
to-day for Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Theodore Stein and family have re-
turned from Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hoberg left yester-
day for New York and Asbury Park.
The Debonnair Club gave a dance last
night for its members at the Canoe Club.
Miss Clara Hawkins. who is at Sylvan
Beach, Mich, will return home next week.
Mrs. Minta Brace will leave tomorrow
for New YORK and other Eastern points.
Mrs. Frank Miller and children, of New
York. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Miller.
Miss Mary Hord is home from Green
Lake. Wis, where she has been for several
weeks.
Mrs. j. w. Bradshaw. of Lebanon. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. o. Hawkins. at
the Surrey.
Mrs. H, Kindly has returned from Leb-
turn home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Gable and Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Galbraith have returned
from Petoskey. Mich.
Mrs. Robson McCleallan Case entertained
her card club yesterday afternoon at her
home on Ashland avenue.
Miss Mathilde Ebmeier will leave Monday
for New York and sail Wednesday for
Europe. where she will spend a year.
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Villers and daughter
and Miss Merriam and Mrs. Eleanora Grit
fths and son will return from Asbury
Park next week.
Mrs. H. w. Tutewiler and her sister, Miss
Dunn. received Informally yesterday after
noon for their Visitor, Mrs. Isaac Dunn, of
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Coleman have
returned from their wedding trip and are
temporarily with Mrs. Coleman's parents,
Judge and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown.
Mrs. Florence Hart Skinner announces
the engagement of her daughter. Jessie
Harlan Skinner, and Frank Walker Morri-
son. The wedding will take place in Octo-
Der.
Mrs. Robert f. McGrath and children.
who have been visiting Mrs. McGrath's
mother, Mrs. Mary B. Ward, on North
Capitol avenue, will return TO Lafayette
tomorrow.
Mr.. Samuel Pattison gave a box party at
Newly Oval last night for Miss Anna Jill
son and her visitors. Miss Helen Bowman,
of Terre Haute, and Miss Katharine
Fisher, OF Bay City, Mich.
Miss Helen Bowman of Terre Haute. will
be with Miss Elizabeth Peck next week and
will visit Miss Eleanor Lemcke before re-
turning home. Miss Fisher, VINO also has
been with Miss Anna Jillson. will return
TO her home in Bay City, Mich, early next
week.