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LOST PROFITS ON CORN
f. NJ. MURPHY COMMISSION COMPANY
SUES ILLINOIS BROKERS.
Complaint Alleges Breach of Contract
bond of Rufus Cantrell VIII
Not Be Lowered.

Frank NJ. Murphy and Harry Murphy,
members of the firm of the r. NJ. Murphy
Commission Company. yesterday filed suit
against the John c. Herman Company,
John @. Herman and Albert t. York, of
Mays. ILL.,. for damages. The plaintiff asks
$3.50 damages in two paragraphs Of the suit.
alleging breach of contract.
According to the complaint filed by the F.
NJ Murphy Company. it contracted with
the brokerage firm of Herman G. Co. for
a5oo bushels of corn on Sept Is. to be
delivered at siding in Baltimore within
the month of November at 43s4 cents a
bushel The corn was not delivered, the
plaintiffs state. and sos. Is profits on the
deal were lost as November corn closed at
ga cents on Nov. 80.
The second paragraph of the complaint
accuses the Illinois broker OF selling the
corn in Baltimore after shipping il there.
for higher price. Because OF the failure
In delivery the Indianapolis brokers aver
that they were compelled to buy 1000 BUSH
els of corn at the market price-64 cents
TO deliver in Baltimore on contracts, and
haG TO pay eight cents bushel on the $500
bushels for an extension of delivery until
Dec. Is, when il was necessary TO ship the
corn TO its owners at a price, which, in
Guiding freight rates and payment for ex-
tension, reached 90 cents a buShel and
caused a loss of $3.50 to the firm.
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Mortgages.
Releases.
Fourteen Transfers Were Made Mat
ter of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
fours hours ending at p. m. Jan. 5. 1908:
John Dwyer to James Renihap. Lot 9.
Spann & Campbells subdivision of
Lots z, etc. square I.......-........... 5000
The Indiana Savings and Investment
co. To Lottie h. Kinsey, part of south
: west quarter Section 50, Township Is.
Range & 1854 acres.............,.,.,..,. s.s5seo
Frances j. Benton ct al. to Lambert ID.
Tyler. Lots i6s 469. 253 and 255. all in
Lights Bellevue subdivision ............ 500. 90
Owen l.. Miller ct al. TO Horace G..
= Study. part of Lot 81, Cranes North
William b. West TO Anna E. seibert,
Lot 100. Ruddell & vinton's Park
Rlase ADDITION 5000
al, part of Lot T. Square IS, ............ $1,000
Crown Hill Cemetery to Katherine $.
Hubert. deed to Lot %, Section 40 in
cemetery of said corporation ............ $500
Marion b. Crest TO Frank Laxon Lot H.
dision .... 800. s.e 10000
The Indiana Trust Company to Julius
Emhardt. Lot IA. Seidensticker & Malt
ner's addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
apols, trustee. 10 George N. Incl ct
ux., Lot 5. Thornten's subdivision in
Aaron Clenn's Continued subdivision 1890
George II. Herpeck TO Josephine kueb-,
Ter. Lot eoe. A. II. OGle ct ais East ~
Matte l.. Darrah 10 Charles L. Florea
ct al, Lot As. Willard Place .......,... 1.o5O.eo
Eva NJ. Thornten to George n, Incl.
Lot 5. Thorntons subdivision Lots %. -
etc. Clems continued subdivision....,. LOO
E. Z. Heinrichs TO Christian f. Lueb-
king, Lot IL. Bradley. Denny * At
kinsen's East Washington-street addi- - -.
ton Nfo'v"
rr,r.f.rs "a. consideration sia ss1 90
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wANTED-SALESMEN.


wANTED-Twe statesmen Regular ana special
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Mrs. Luella Bernott yesterday sued her
husband, Ohio c. Bernott, for a divorce
and in her complaint accused him of cruel
treatment. Mrs. Bernott says they were
married I'm 1896 and have lived together
beaten her on several occasions once or
twice severely, and having the effect of
making her siekly and miserable, she AYERS
Mrs. Bernott thinks that her husband
should not be allowed to retain the custody
Of their four-year-old child, and she asks
that IL be given her.
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THE COURT RECORD.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
Esther ]. Whtinger VS.. William Surber:
note. Judgment on verdict against de-
PENDANT for 1862 and costs.
CRIMINAL COURT
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Clark Highball: incorrigible. Pleaded not
guilty. Evidence heard, finding guilty; age
twelve. Sentenced to Reform School for
Boys until he is twenty-one years old
Mamie Green, grand larceny Released
on her own recognizance.
NEW SUITS
Luella Bennett VS.. Ohio c. Bennett: d.
vorce. Circuit Court.
Frank NJ. Murphy and Harry Murphy VS.
John G. Herman. Albert 7. York and j. G.
Herman & Co.; damages. Superior Court
Room 2.
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McGowan Continues Lease.

An order issued by the probate commits
sioner yesterday authorized the continu-
ance of the lease held by Hugh j. Nc
Gowan OF the Pratt homestead on North
Pennsylvania street at the rental of 81 600 a
year. The order also directed the division
of the brie-a-brac and jewelry in the es-
tate OF the late Mrs. Julia +. Pratt
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Highball Was bad.

Clark Highball, twelve-year-old colored
boy. who has given his parents. the truant
officers and the residents of his neighbor-
hood much trouble by his waywardness.
was sent to the Reform School for Bows
until he is twenty-one years old by Judge
Afford, in the Criminal Court, yesterday
for incorrigibility.
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The will of Charles l.. F. Johnson, who
died in Chicago Dec. 15 was prebated yes
terday and Charles NJ Cooper of this city.
was appointed administrator under a NOM
inal bond. One of the provisions of Mr.
Johnsons will was that his body be ere
mated and that after the expenses of the
cremation had been paid his estate was to
be turned over to Mrs. Nellie Cooper, wife
of Charles Nj. Cooper. and his sister The
estate consists of property i'm Chicago and
farming land i'm Kosciusko, Howard, Grant
and Upton counties. Mr.. Johnson was a
brother of Supt. r. c.. Johnson of the
Deaf and Dumb Institute.
The body was not cremated as wiled by
the testator of the instrument but instead
was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery on Dec.
IL, the funeral being held from Supt john
sons residence at the institute Mr. John
SON said yesterday that the will. although
IT provided for cremation. was no. followed
because Mr.. Johnson for year before his
death had given up the idea, although pre-
yious to that he had been a firm believer
In the necessity and good sense of the Gre
nation of human bodies.
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CANTRELL WILL STAY IN JAIL.


The State set Jan. IL as the day for the
beginning of the trial of IT,. Joseph G.
Alexander when that case was continued
on Dee. Is, and in order to insure the be-
ginning Of one of the ''ghoul" trials, Prose-
cutor Ruckelshaus set the same day for
the hearing of DR.. Frank NJ Wright and
DR.. William Molt, also accused of taking
and coneealing human bodies. This was
done because of the vexatious delays in the
Alexander case. and when DR.. Frank NJ.
Morrison filed the certificate in court show
ing that DR.. Alexander was indisposed and
unable to appear Prosecutor Ruckelshaus
said that he would begin his duty of prose-
cutting the ghoul charges on Jan. IL. This
plan has been abandoned however, and if
Alexander is not ready for trial another
continuance will be accepted.
Prosecutor Ruckelshaus and William Il.
Brown have said that it would be much
better TO try Arexanders case first and,
despite the fact that John o. Spahr. at
torney for DR.: Wright, admits readiness for
trial, the Wright case will be delayed UNI
TIL after Alexander's case is disposed Of
The attempt of Cass Connaway, attorney
for Rufus Cantrell, the chief witness for
the state and the self-confessed chief of
the ghouls to secure a reduction in the
bond OF his client was unsuccessful. Com
naway stated that Cantrell would be able
to furnish a bond of 81 900, but that it
would be impossible to secure 5000 In
consideration of his services to the State
In securing the indictments Connaway
thought that the State would be willing
to lower his bond and might be induced to
let Cantrell out on his own recognizance,
providing someone would agree to keep
watchful eye on him.
Judge Afford decided i'm a conversation
with Connaway not to lower the bond
Prosecutor Ruckelshaus thought 1t would
be unwise and. inasmueh as Cantrel has
lain in jail for some time, a continuance
of his condition would not hurt him. while
his liberation might be detrimental to the
hopes of the State for conviction of some
of the prisoners The possibility that
Cantrell might be approached and instruct
ed In his testimony induced Ruckelshaus
to decide as he did, and the additional
fear that the prisoner might leave the
State and as consequence provoke the
eensure of many citizens who are vitality
interested In the outcome of the prosecu-
ton. added to his determine ton to let the
bond stand as originally fixed
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REAL ESTATE-Tibbott & Derry. 15a Penn.
REAL EsTATE-Get my list on real estate.
city and suburban. JOHN w FRIDAY, AS
Law building.
REAL EsTATE-Washington- st. business prop
erty Al investment c. +. sAYLEs Co.,
REAL EsTATE-Insure with J. 5. CRUISE. old
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment
No. ITO e. Market,
REAL EsTATE-If you want bargain in good
resldenss or e, rented prSRsrty call on JOEL
REAL ESTATE-Park-av. lot. Twenty
third ST.; 80 by is2 feet; must SELL see me.
BENZ +: CLINE AGENCY. ia f. Market st.
REAL EsTATE-Fiye fruit farm; small
BENZ. F. CLINE AGENCY, la T. Market St:
REAL EsTATE-Lot, 4ax2l7, Central av., near
Seventeenth; can be bought at bargain;
owner nonresident. B. F. CLINE AGENCY. LA
E. Market.
REAL Observation-Disclosures ay.. splendid six
room cottage; $780, 500 cash, balance monthly
payments RALsToN & CAMDEN. lis L.
Market st.
REAL EsTATE-N. Meridian ST., near Thir-
OF property at fair price. Z. +. SAfLES q
good seven-room house; s1,250. $3.50 cash, bal
ance monthly payments. RALSTON CAM
DEN, 1is T. Market st.
FOR SALE-Brick block northeast. central To-
cation; two business and eight dwelling rooms
Price Sc. 800; Rents for s65 per month NJ. AR
BUCKLE, Lemcke block
REAL ESTATE-For trade: $4,000 business
block on Washington St. renting for better
than Per &C, sent I Investment BENZ F. CLINE
REAL ESTATES acres. adjoining the city;
price for few days, si,ioe; this is absolutely
he c fhsfpeii AS E. ~ ma alsHh st county
REAL ESTATES acres. near Friendswood,
new house and barn In l high s5sse OF eIl
T ToS 1 GAMp ns fs is MarRs s St i'''
FOR sALE-At bargain. corner lot, more than
iOa IT. square; half block from Washington
location for fiat. Address Box SSs. care Jour-
nal.
REAL ESTATES 500; Pennsylvania ST.; mod
ern, Groom house; quartered oak finish below;
would trade. BENZ. +. ciyHE AGENCY. III
T.. Market St
REAL EsTATE-Ninety or one hundred feet;
Walnut St, between Alabama and New Jer-
sey: excellent for two double tenements or fiat;
E. Market ST
REAL EsTATE-Chicken farm. 8 acres, four
fruit; one mile south Broad Ripple; half-mile
Friday Ffih iss Law buildlns. 49, ~ y
REAL ESTATE-A splendid fat centrally To-
$50, will take part trade or VIII trade for
& CAMDEN. l43 Z. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful modern, le-room
house near Twentieth St, on Central av; very
CLINE AGENCY. III E. Market. Telephone
?4Oe.
REAL EsTATE-some choice MASSACHUSETTS
ave. property on square this side College
ave- less than 800 front foot will sell for 500
Sa sh this A. i M S9%ps
REAL ESTATE $3.50; PENNsYLvANIA
THE AEAF CITY 1Y IL Efsa MobERN
aSTsE BATH iS gTF SS3ASRs M 6FpFRsp o1T
c ciis r beNEY { Co 7d1 LEMckE ~ :
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NEW SUITS.


Lewis Nixon, I'm the Worlds Work.
In the matter of explosives, a good indi-
cation of what may be expected in the flu
ture are the .'thunderbolts,'' as the Span
iards called them. hurled by the vesuvius
against the Cuban Notifications. So far
no great range Is possible In discharSing
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Mamie Greene, the Denison Hotel maid,
who was tried on the charge of stealing
some jewelry from a guest at the hotel in
the Criminal Court some time ago, was re-
leased from Jail yesterday on her personal
recognizance by order of Judge Afford
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REAL ESTATE
Good 10 per cent. net investments.
brick block, storeroams and fats. S35, 600
A frame block. storerooms and living rooms
and room for double dwelling. ..,.......... $500
frame block and store and living rooms. 2.250
a doihie dwelling and cottage ............. & Nte
a double
And other tenement properties that will pay
two or three times what you will get from
deposits HENRY II. FAY. Room 9. Union
,rrilst buiidinE.
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FOR SALE-Farm, 60 acres. beautiful situation
one mile of Plainield electric line, IA miles of
Statehouse; excellent s-room house. barn and
good orchard. Price. 5000. NJ. ARBUCKLE.
424 Lemcke block.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale-Eiehty-acre farm
Marion county, illinois, ga miles from Iuka
good improvements; 15-acre orchard mail r. r.
D.: exchange for farm within ~ miles of In
dianapos considered. Address owner. EDWARD
MIER, Salem. Ill
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Deaths.
DIED.


BENSON-John s. Benson. Jan ,. 1903, age
seventy-six years. Funeral Monday. 10 a. M,
from 1905 North Delaware St Funeral private
HUTCHENS-Edwin.'s of Edward Hctchens.
Jan. 3. 1865. al Deaconess Hospital Funeral
Monday Jan 8 at ? y. m. from IS Chester
avenue. Friends invited.
JOHNSON-Mrs Mary A. Johnson. colored
widow Of p w. III. Johnson. saturday. y
o'clock. at her home. 1is4 North Missouri street
WIN be buried Monday, p. m. Services held at
home Friends invited
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FOB SALE-Or Rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. ~. Il. ALLISON CO. 800 N. Alabama.
FOR sALE-one Dean Bros duplex power
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corner Of Pennsylvania and Michigan streets.
IDr. sALE-Typewrters, ali standard makes;
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ment Place Old Phone 1850.
FOR sALE-Go to MINERS. opposite postoffce
for pure drugs and medicines, druggists sun
cries hot and cold soda or choice candies; pre-
scriptions called for and delivered
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WANFED-AGENTs.

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WANTED-SITUATI0N.

WANTED-Situaton by window trimmer ana
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FOR RENT-RO6MS.

FOR RENT-Elegant rooms. single or en- suite.
private baths. steam heat. new dining room
THE MANHATTAN. 6le-59s ". Meridian
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE-An experienced manufac-
turer and designer wants partner, with some
capital, manufacture ladies' walking skirts,
etc. Address Box 800, Journal.
BUSINESS Chancellor sale: Cigar and
periodical store; good location; doing good
business; reason for selling, sickness; call at
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Market ST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAN SELL
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BUSINESS CHANCE-"This Beats New Jer-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR RENT-Modern furnished fat; also use
piano and phone. 1916 East Ohio.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
RECEIVERS SALE.
In pursuance of an order of the Hamilton
Circuit Court the Office OF the Wainwright
Trust Company. in Noblesville. iadana, on
SATURDAY, JAN u, 1893. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
THE WORTHWHILE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
ICE CO. PLANTS.
Appraised value S2s $3.50. For terms OF sale
and further information call on address
A. j. BROWN. Receiver,
Noblesville, Ind
BY failure of natural gas for illuminating pur-
poses the value OF electric light franchise will
be greatly enhanced. This IL chance for
profitable investment.
STORAGE.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~~
STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co.,
house and safe movers. heavy hauling Of all
kinds SIS S. Delaware 81. Telephone 232s.
sTOKAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
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ard packing Phones 5.h
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO. Z7,e00 square feet OF space; fire.
proof electric eiesators Office. go 4. Washing
ton ST: cheapest place In the city. Both Phones
sc2S. LEW SHANK
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WANTED-Ladies for pleasant home employ
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manent. Address JAY SHERMAN, General De-
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT

IL you have spent all your HloLey lot Nhri<t-
mas and owe small bills which annoy you every
week come to and get the money TO pay
them ALI of and yoa Will then have but the ore
place TO pay We loan money in sums OF $40
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Nv, We give you plenty OF pay the money
~ from one month TO year In small
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~ TAKE NOTHING OUT IN ADVANCE
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I'm full at any time and charge you only for the
time you keep IL
rent Insurance. taxes. lease furniture ter
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We also pay OF leans held by other companies
.rd loan YOU more money. too.
We have plenty Of money al all times and or
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M. loan money for the interest and you need
have no fear of losing your goods on account OF
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no not be misled by advertised rates which
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All our dealings strictly confidential We
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