Thomas v. Griffin
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Jefferson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtNew, J.
The appellee sued the appellant, together with Charles Sage and Edward Coyle, in the circuit court, alleg*458ing, in substance, that within six months prior to the filing of his complaint he had lost to said parties by betting and •wagering upon games of cards, roulette and dice, in the gambling house and rooms owned, used and occupied by said persons in the city of Madison, the sum of one thousand dollars, paid by him to the defendants, and by them received for the use of the appellee.
Separate motions were made by the appellant, as also by said Sage and Coyle, that the appellee be required to…
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