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THE~COURT RECORD.
SIrpERIOR COTrpT

Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
City Bond Company VS.. Charles SchleicheI
ct al; Improvement lien. Dismissed Costs
paid.
Forest Lyke ct al. vs. Cerealne Manu-.
featuring Company: damages Plaintiff
elects to stand on his third amended com.
plant and declines to plead further. Judg-
ment against plaintiff on demurrer fol
James Cruise vs. Mrs. E. w. HAYES: an.
peal. Dismissed. Judgment against plaintiff
for costs.
John Black vs. Walters Chapel African
NJ. Z. Zion Church ct al: on note. Sub
mitted. Evidence heard. Finding and judg.
ment for plaintiff against defendant fol
$50 and costs.
Jacob Metzger Company VS.. Anton Bayer
on account. Finding and Judgment foI
plaintiff against defendant for Ss512 anC
costs.
Room FLAMES NJ. feathers. Judge.
Christian Schober VS.. Mary Schober and
William Stoeffier. Submitted to court Evi
dence heard. Finding for defendant Mary
Schober that she is owner of personal prop
erty valued at 800 and that said property be
returned to her. Judgment against plaintiff
for costs.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
william NJ Taylor VS.. City of Indianap.
oils: to quiet title. Finding for plaintiff
Judgment against plaintiff for costs
Elizabeth Ohr VS.. City of Indianapolis
@en as against inst paint for e cosis 'uds
The Duckwall Hartman Rubber and Sup
ply Company vs. White-river Gravel and
Sand Company. Dismissed Dy agreement al
defendants cost.
Susan F. Stewart VS.. George w. Stew
art: divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff Judg
ment against plaintiff for costs
NEW SUITS FILED.
Herman Hildebrandt VS.. Mary Ann Hide
brandt; divorce. Circuit Court.
Laura M. O'Haver VS.. William O'Haver
divorce. Superior Court Room
Citizens Bank Of Farmland VS.. j. Erthel
et al. notes. Circuit Court.
Laura A. Schneider VS.. Theodore Schrei
Der; divorce. Superior Court. Room 1.
Elizabeth Hunt VS.. Fairfax Hunt; d.
vorce Circuit Court.
Charles Becker vs. Alphonso p. Pettis ei
al: injunction. Circuit Court
Clara Johnson vs. The Indianapolis Trac.
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According to rumor, the strike at Bedford
Ind, will soon be settled. 1t is said that
the men are now holding out simply for
the unemployment of one man. who they
think should be reinstated. The strike will
either be settled this week or continued in
definitely. The movement of miners at Bed
ford affects considerably the work on the
new Federal building in this city. as the
laying OF the stone cannot continue until
work at the quaries is resumed. During
the past few weeks no advancement has
been made in the stone work. and ii abs
hardly been possible to keep the brick ma
sons busy Work will begin again, how
ever Just as soon as the strike Is declared
off, as arrangements have been made for
the first shipment of stone from the quar-
ries to the Federal building. There are
about twenty -hve carloads OF stone at the
mines ready for transportation.
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Secretary Downing. of the State Board
of Agriculture. has received copies of the
Dan Patch March, published b. the
Dar Patch Music Company. of MYnneap-
oils. The march is dedicated to the fast
PAGER. Dan Patch. whom the secretary
is endeavoring to secure as a State fair
attraction. As the negotiations stand at
manding too much money They ask 5000
for a single exhibition of speed. with the
understanding that the horse will try 10
lower his record. To merely equal his rec
ord. which is / 80 1-5. the sum of $1,000 is
asked. Secretary Downing thinks the horse
would be a great drawing card and he
will be secured IL the owner will make A
lower price for his appearance here. The
horse Is owned by NJ w. Savage. of Min
neapolis.
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street, from New York street 20 Michigan
street Estimated cost, $500.
Cement walks in La Sale street. west
side from New York street 10 Michigan
street. Estimated cost, $500.
Flintrock macadam roadway. brick gut
tiers, curb and parkway in State avenue,
from Washington street 10 c., II. &. a. st.
L. Railroad. Estimated cost, $500.
COMPLETED IMPROVEMENTS
Cement walks I'm Dearborn street. west
side. from Roosevelt avenue 10 Twenty
fifth street.
Cement walks In Senate avenue. west
side. from Mclean place 10 point ls4 feet
north of Mclean place
PETIT .JNs FILED AND REFERRED TO
THE ENGINEER
For the vacation OF Thompson street.
from Washington street 10 Maryland street.
and for the extension OF Traub avenue.
from Maryland street 10 Washington street.
For brick roadway I'm the first alley
east of Broadway. from Sixteenth 10 Sew.
enteenth street
For permission TO lay under private con-
tract a plank driveway across the sidewalk
In front of 1854 and 1888 Shelby street.
PAPERS ORDERED.
For gravel roadway. cement walks next
10 property line In Brightwood avenue.
from Twenty-eighth street 90 Thirtieth
street
For fintrock macadam roadway I'm Blake
street. from New York street 20 Indiana
avenue.
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FOR DEATH AND DISABILITY.
Frank Duffy, of Carpenters' Union,
Making Out Claims.

Frank Duffy, general secretary Of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners and his assistants had a busy day
yesterday filing out the death and disability
claims for the month of May of union
members. Over s1.700 in small checks Of
$50 to $500. were mailed to the secretaries
of local unions in different parts of the
United States and Canada for deaths and
accidents that have occurred among union
men. A death claim, in case the laborer
has been a member for six months amounts
10 500. and 500 If he has been a member
for over a year. A disability claim is any
where from 500 TO $500. Since the main
office of the union has been in Indianapolis.
$65 600 has been distributed for deaths and
accidents In the accounts of yesterday
there was one $500 disability claim sent TO
Local Union Isl. The check is for George
H. Barnes of this city, who was injured
some time ago in a sawmil by having his
fingers cut off. disabling his whole arm.
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Appeals to Supreme Court.

Corydon r. Sinner, a wealthy farmer
living near Irvington, who was the defend
ant in breach of promise suit brought by
Mrs. Mary Young for $4,000, has appealed
the case to the Supreme Court
The jury gave her verdict for S. 900 but
the court thought the amount excessive,
and the plaintiff accepted 5000 rather than
run the risk Of new trial. Mr.. Sinner
wants the judgment reduced still further.
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What is known as the blanket remon-
STRANGE clause of the Nicholson law will
likely be passed on by the Supreme Court
again. William H. Davis and James Hoop.
who were refused licenses by the Board of
Commissioners, appealed to the Circuit
Court and Judge Allen sustained the action
of the board. Attorneys Woollen and Dam
iels will appeal the cases for the saloon
men to the higher court.
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judgment commanding former State
Auditor Hart to issue warrant on the
State treasury for the States share OF
taxes alleged to have been Illegally col
iected from stockholders OF the Martins
VILE First National Bank on its bank
stock, was reversed by the Supreme Court
yesterday. The court holds that the sum-
mons was insufficient to bring the auditor
into court.
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ITALIAN BAND AT FAIRVIEW.
signor A. Lfberati's Musicians VIII
Play There One Week.

Beginning with next Sunday Fairview
Park will have a week of concerts by Sig
nor A. Liberatis Italian Band. General
Manager MCGOWAN. OF the Street-railway
Company. yesterday received telegram an
nouncing that the band can be secured for
the week named. The band contains forty
two pieces and Is said to be among the
best The band will be accompanied by
Kathryn Klarer, soprano, who will give
vocal selections. The concerts win begin
Sunday afternoon. Next week there will
be matinees on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday
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ARTHUR SIMPSONS TRIAL.
1t VIII He Called I'm the Criminal
Court To-Day.

The trial of Arthur Simpson for uttering
a forged note for $4,000 drawn on Warman,
Chamberlain, Black & Co., stock dealers at
the Union stockyards, will be called In the
Criminal Court before Judge Afford this
morning. The name of A. j. Soffel of Co.
lumba, s. c., Is said to have been forged
by Simpson, who was at that time book
keeper for the stock dealers. Witnesses
have been summoned from five different
counties.
John s. Duncan has been retained to as
sst the prosecution and John w. Kern is
the defendants attorney.
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An order was issued yesterday in Judge
Leathers's court for special July term of
the Superior Court in Rooms ], 2 and g. The
term will begin on the first Monday in July
and will continue as long as the business
reqf0ires it, After vacation the Superior
Court probably will convene the third Mon
day in September
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Mayor Bookwalter and City Attorney
Joss will meet with the Commercial Club
committee to-day at noon to discuss and
coneider the electric light contract A
nun Der Of new suggestions have been made
and the city attorney will have the speci-
fication In legal form. The administration
will probably act upon these to-day
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ton and Terminal Company; damages. Cir
cult Court.
John +. Householder VS.. The City of In
dianapolis: damages. Superior Court.
Room 3.
Henry Fink VS.. Andrew Jackson Trabur
ct al; notes and foreclosure. Superior
Court. Room g
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.

FINAL ACTION TAKEN.
Cement walks In Lockwood street, from
Minnesota street 20 Naomi street Esti-
mated cost, $3.50.
Gravel roadway, brick cutters and curb.
In Lockwood street, from Minnesota street
TO Naomi street Estimated cost, $780,
Gravel roadway and curb I'm La Sale
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Bailin Bone Improving.

Bailiff George w. Bone, who has been
compelled by sickness to be away from
his post of duty in Judge Leathers's count
for nearly two years. was down for the
first time yesterday. He was cordially well
coined by his friends at the courthouse.
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Kruse & Dewenter. celebrated warm-an
furnaces. No. nl-i9 East Washiagt
s.-ee.-
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Indianapolis Conservatory Of Musi;

EDGAR NJ CA WILEY, Director.
500 North Illinois Street. indianapolis. Ind
Day as well as Aoarding students may enter
at any time throughout the entire year.
Spring term opens Tuesday. April Il. 1s03-
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

rerre Haute, Ind. A College OF Envneering. Ne
aan cal Electrical. Civil Enein eering. G. emical
urse, Archi ecturc- Extensive shops. Moder.
My equipped laooratoriex In ever department.
Expenses low. slst year. For CO slogne address
G. L MEES. President
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u. s. STEEL 60. RUSHED.
aaid 10 Have lnnlIed Orders on Their Books
for 5000 900 Tons.

The subsidiary companies OF the United
States Steel Corporation are said TO have
untitled orders remaining on their books
for more than 8OOo. 600 tons Of steel. the
largest amount since the corporation was
organized. The difficulty II 90 obtain raw
steel, and II this could he overcome the
finishing mills would work up to their full
capacity and do much toward catching
up with their DELAYED business Even
with this drawback the corporations earn
ines for February are estimated at from
% 000 !00o 20 te,JO0OOo. gain over February
Of last year OF o. .50oIoO0 20 81 .O00.OO0 In
February the corporation produced more
steel rails than ever before and IL IL b.-
eved that its ability In this line will operate
against further lsrg" tmportatiOns 81 rails
from EUROPE. Tie tin plate. sheet and
uire mills are turning out more product
than ever before and ~. demand Tor I'm .
ished stsel oontinuas 90 L. abnormal
United States Steel Corporation Interests
denied yesterday n story curren, IN Wall
sirest thai the corporation had bought the
Union Coal and uokihg Company ~ West
Virginia
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities followed
closely the cours, Of the stock market to-day.
Prices in the initial dealings continued to
show more or less irregularity. with trans:
actions in nearly all issues showing o. marked
falling on from the average OF the last few
days with one or two exceptions After the
first hour a general weakness set In although
losses for the most part were confined TO
fractions In the late afternoon slight raj
lies occurred and prices recovered slightly
from the lowest.
Northern Securities was the more promi.
nent stock both in regards to activity and
irreRularity. In the early DEALINGS con,
siderable pressure appeared which depressed
the price ~. per cent. below Saturdays
anal, but In the last hour a recovery set In
under short covering and the price rallied
4 per cent. from the lowest to- 100. The cop
per shares were generally lower. declines
from =, TO nearly F.? per cent. being shown in
most cases. Montreal and Boston Displayed
considerable activity. advancing nearly = to
*; but reacted at the close. The annual re-
port submitted to the stockholders at their
meeting to-day made an Exceptionally good
surplus of N?s,s:s. Electric Vehicle shares
received considerable support and gained
frac tionally over the last closing. Renewed
siren 9Th was di spla ed in Americ Can stocks:
the common gained fraction while the pre-
The transactions In the market to-day were
SolA
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LEGAL NOTICES.


supRxME. coURT-APPELLAIE DIVISION
FIRST DEPARTMENT..
IN THE MATTER OF the application o. the Penn
syvania, New York Long snna HauroSo
Company, for the appoint ment OF three com
failrosd or railroads for the conveyance ana
10 be constructed and operated.
public notice Is hereby given that the unoer.
drned, Charles A. Whittier. Franklin Edson ana
john ]. Delany, having, by an order OF tho vAp,
RELATE Dyinon Of the Supreme Cour for we rlrss
Judicial DE partment, entered IN the above enItied
mater on the sixth day Of March, 1905, DeaIlng
dsie the roth day OF February, ge. been ppoh'ea
IN nj sloness 70 determine and report afer que
DubIc bearing whether the railroad or IhlIoao
fuenuoped In the petition OF the said Penn swans
New York and Long Island Railroad company
,rcssntsd 70 the said Appellate Division on or ApoW
ths sd day OF January ieGa and NEE 70 .ne n'ee
Of the Clerk OF the said Appellate D,.iSon on OF
about the same day ought TO be consruc,sa AM AM
Ssy Of March, 1908, at o'clock In the sf,eInoon.
Al the once OF John j. Delany. No. ~ William
Street, IN The borough OF Man haitian, CITY Of New
YORK, q the time and place OF their mist stunt,
and that Of such sitting and such ad)0utnea hn w
0ugs q may be thereafter held. they VIII near al
pcrsons Interested In the said matter
CHARLES A.. WHITTIER.
FRANKLIN EDISON,
JOHN J. DELANY,
soAnpnAN, pLArr a soLkY.
AttorneyS for Pennsylvania, New York Long
IslAnd Railroad Company. Wan street,
Borough OF Manhattan
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INDs sTRIaI EARNINGS.
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Ui ID,,g DssI ,s.,is,,
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Cones wss lower. Influenced by q dsrlins ~ -
- the s,snsns Ga rae sns S; s,s sssssr
sonsforeis ssIlInr
~, "a os sSsI an. .s VS. W: e, ,a,u ~ 10Y
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nIm Lead Ia london ~es onch,ngea ~ lN.
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ms % fss ia Pness here as follow, a.,
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81
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for constructing by contract two
sunSoats viii be received at the Navy Depart
f,sent untn u o'clock noon, on Tuesday. May w.
eulsr deining the chief CHARACTERISTICS OF said
vessels and the plans and specifications arc now
Forms Of proposal and contract may he had on
sppllca ton 70 lhe Department on and arer Aptn
on the Navy 9.Ii.lo03
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ldCkdWdnnd Steel
BONDS, "Rl0HTS" AND SCRIP
DEALT IN BY
POTTER & CO.,
~ william St. N. Y.
a. William St. N. Y,

In cotton u was a comparatively small arair
to day and The movements IN prizes we're no. very
Southern OT and local account wsae II. suy inter
tent. Early in The day there was "a Sigh, sdSsnc.
on Unexpectedly buish advices from Liverpool
whsre Egyptian operators were buying r,e. ,b
South, support from the bull CLIQUE. foreign bu'
ing covering Of shorts and Hight offerings. hu;
Prices g a. VIEW Way especially as Support was With
drawn.
present to the med ate future course OF Prices.
but In view OF the great violence with which prices
Of Se money Sssef
labor situation and We Threatened Mss.sppl
less pSs o. nS s.. sTs
VIM in our oplnion, sr.deal!y VIA y,pnfs! Is
tract mors attention 70 the legitimate siuaiion Of
supply and demand and should the Mississippi
10 shs Is. nes
three or four weeks late u would not be surprising
90 Sc q: q Ss S .Spp
bales from asi year II Is hard 20 see how even psr
600 bales, and this means a very strong statistical
position st the end OF the present crop year and
,S. lepee st ns wod r
the u, cent basis, say FOR The May option. or ..
barring the Developments Of some unforeseen ven
bearlah features.
,of ~ Nc on s. the f ;sS' vas a: ss
points. closing barely steady. with sales Of mbo
bags Hsvre and hamburg were UNCHANGED n
week iO7 sss hays, against Ns $50 In the previous
week and iit.S2 hast year RIO vas unctanred
decline Of Ld Santos was uncha gel; rroe pIs.
1000: stock, e7s.oo. Prices herr as follosS
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OFFICE CONSTRUCTING Q UARTERMASTER'
peaied proposals, In triplioate. VIII be received
bee until y NJ. APR. is. 1908 for eons,Tuc l,,
Fort Greble n. L. Proposals. invited for both
brick and frame structures. I. :. reserves rlghi
thereof. Information furnished on application
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be Endorsed
.Proposals for Public Building, Fort Grcble, II. l.
Capt. THOMAS II. SLtVENS, Or. Mr.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the annus
meeting OF the stockholders Of the BROOkLNNl
BOROCGH GAS COMPANY for the ELECTION
81 Directors for the ensuing year VIII be held AZ
the once Of the Company. West Filth street and
sheer shead hay Road. Coney Island New York
City, New York. TUESDAY. March IL. 1908. at u
O'Clock noon. Dated March 3. 1903.
LOUIS " SPIELBERGER, Secretary
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WEST POINT, n. y, MARCH ~. iel3, SEALED
m oposals in trtprcatc will he received here until
II NJ April u. 1908. for supplying the ) Mlliary
Academy with Fuel, Gas. Coal. Charcoal, ana Gas
on required during nscal year ending jan" 3D.
ioot Z. $. reserves the right TO reject or accc1'
any or ali proposals any part thereof lniorfna b
tiou fumahed upon application. Envelopes con
taining proposals should be endorsed Proposals
for addressed q, NJ. 4, - ", \.
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ENGINEER OFFICE. T.. 8. ARMY. ROOM :,
Cusiom House, Norfolk, Va. March Q. 1903 sealed
propoeais for dredging Hampton Roads. Va. viii
Sc received here until - VI. Arril is isa and
then publicly opened. IT, formation furnished On
rat l,,n
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MONDAY, March s-GRAIN-Wheat-s
was dull sales. OF. 900 bush. No. red.
in elevator &c over May; No. Northern
duluth SIC over May: No. Northern New
York Sc. over Northwestern receipts were
800 cars against So? last week ana sts last
year. Chicago 81 against ~ last week ano 81
a wear ago Futures closed sc. lower Prices
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AeN-MEsBER MANN SrarEwE>r.

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tttvast ssasf ~ 10 unr.iItz o. h. 80 iallas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17

at 72nd. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 3SKc
New York Clearing House statement: .ES-
changes, Siss, 72Ss73: balance. %. 800 SUI
Treasury debit balance. ssio.75a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17

.n.c No White, t.i, @tti.e, FUTURES closed
IL Loser. MAY. s'ic; rye Ms sn,. quiet; Ne ~,
Jersey and state, sar, nominal track. Com was
steady. sales ?ooo BUSH mainly 10, , snpSr
closed ~. to Istc, lover. Prices as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHrS oroN, March is-The statement OF the
receipts an cape mixtures OF the Treasury SHOWS
THIS dov This month. Ffseol Year;
pereipts ~ 1Si2e Seasie.eil N0l.lT.eL
Expepditures,.,,. i4Ss.Ooo zs.o6s.ooo s0.ssitso