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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-06-26
Volusia County Tax Sale.

NOTICE hereby that the following described lands
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Telegraphic News.
Scull Races.

PITSBURG, PA. june 20.-This
single scull race between Evan Morris,
of this city, and Edward Hanlon, of
Toronto, for So 900 and the champion
ship of America took place on the
Hutton course this afternoon, and was
won by Hanlon by nearly four
lengths.
TORONTO, June 20.--At the assizes
to-day T. V. Roy, a converted Brah-
min priest was convicted Of bigamy
and Sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment
LONDON, June 20.-At a meeting
of two thousand spinners in Black
burn, only one voted in favor of re-
sumption at full reduction of wages.
LONDON, June 20.-The race for
the gold cup took place at Ascot
meeting to. day, and was won by Yer
nett, winner of the gold vase on Thurs
day last.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-Re
turns from city precincts indicate that
in the election yesterday for delegates
20 - constitutional convention, the
Kearnyites (Communists) elected
nearly all their candidates. The re-
turns from the interior of the State
show that the non-partisans elected
most of their men.
PATERSON, N. j., June 20.-All
the weavers in Adams mosquito net
ring factory struck, owing to the 10
per cent, reduction. The number on
strike is $50, and 1000 hands are
thrown out of employment.
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The
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LONDON, June 20.-At meeting
of two thousand spinners in Black
burn, only one voted in favor of re-
sumption at full reduction of wages.
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to be satisfied; the moro you give them
the more they ask, ana forever they keep
the minds OF their votaries In morbid
state Of suspense Genuine hope the child or faith,
and, therefore. proves always faithful II does. not
that may and may not to pass. II relies on The
unailng wisdom and mercy oil Providence, ana there
fore u never tails NercensrY hope nakes us impa-
ten passionate and thereby updermines the strength
to endure and causes the loss Of success. spiritual
hope those enlist under her banner with The
them 10 withstand the tribulati0as OF tho present
and wait patiently and quietly until the tempest -
followed by more genial weuther, and thus spiritual
hope - more reliable guide even 10 material re-
suits
liDIxGs.
The patriarch Jacob sends his favor!te child on
short erraud; he Will see him again. The be-
loved son, however, never returns; all that Is
lett Of HIM Is The bloody coat which Is
brought 10 the unhappy father With the cold
or nots Jacob mourns his for long, long period
He hopes 10 meet HIM only u that land where there Is
no parting He Andes patiently his time until his
Maker Will call hun. twenty-five years have passed
since the terrible moment when he exclaimed, ~
must 20 down unto my mourning into the grave;
TO iainting soul comes from lar OH
country the good news 10 him. Joseph is yet
alive, aud lac Is Governor over all The lands OF Egypt
is heart gave way under these tdings tut his spirit
strong. Sprtualze your hopes ana that will
strengthen your hearts aud will bring never falling
iuhlment TO your cleansed expectations. In the
suitry hours OF your lie In these sultry summer
days, approach with love the sacred shrine OF your
sanctuary and the word tho Lord Will prove its c
Will be the good dings OF the spiritual region your
minds
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TEMPLE AHAWATH-CHESED.

A COOLING DRINK FOR PAINTING HEARTS
SERMON By REV. DIR. HUEBscn.
The Rev. DIR. uucbsch yesterday preached In the
Temple Ahawath -Cbescd, Lexington avenue, taking
his text from Proverbs XIV, 70 As cold waters to
thirsty soul, 80 Is good news from tar country"
Tho Doctor said MANS dearest possession Is hope
When That which hold precious Is taken away
from US, and all the cords OF the heart mourn and
bowail the loss, then alter q while from the
hidden recess OF our bosom proceeds low
but sweet whisper which silencos the wild out.
breaks Of despair ana softens down the grief
TO iatbfu submission and willingness OF the heart
be afflicted These sacred sounds. with their soothing
power. arc the language OF hope The soul OF
Hope Is ike nurse II she Is mcrcenary l would not
trust my soul to her charge II she Is the true de-
voted friend then she viii never break faith toward
her trusted nursling 49,,
rfga.a MERcKsAnrq AND SPIRITUAL nors. .-.
Msrcenary hopes are The whimsical expectations
a covetous heart They. never satisfy aud never are
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MErrIYos or CREDITORS.

A meeting OF tho creditors OF Ars. Henrietta b.
Haincs and Me. Camille dc Janon who Feep Iadics'
boarding school ut No. aud 10 Gramercy PARK, was
held yesterday ut the Office OF Register Allen. Tho
schedules submitted showed liabilities amounting to
$l43, 900, aud Tue following claims were provsd:-L.
Valentine s. 326 57 Daniel N Smitn, $953 % Jane
NJ Oakley, $3.50; A. r. Stewart L. Co., 1851 81; Henry
Anstiee l. Co., sl73 40; Thomas Nelson sous,
$l23 50 Nation, $50 40 Otner debts offered
be proved, but thoy not In form the
creditors representing them allowed 10 vote
Tor assignee. Mr. JSun Lindisy was unanimously
oIoctcd assignee.
Tho credtors oil Alexander Brandon, contractor,
at NO. l,03s Madison avenue, met ut the Office vi
Register Alien ana received statement showing
debts amounting - $12lSs6 81. No claims
proved, aud the Register appointed John II. fists
assignee.
Al meeting Of tho creditors James Boyle, dealer
Ia iron al No ~ Mabxin street, held yesterday AZ the
vficc OF Register kctchun, schedules presented
showing liabilities amounting TO $50 QUO, aud J0nn n.
Piatt Was appointed assignee.
meeting VI the creditors OF Hicks stewart n
Rosenberg, manufacturers at No. Iy4 Church street.,
were presented showing liabilities amounting ~ about
Slvj,0O0, anu about twenty claims wore proved.
among tneui beng the ioiIowing:-DAvld stewart,
$ii,o5l ii Elizabeth 5. PsytoD, exscu,rx ~
Achels, s4,567 IS; nenry Newman. 1881 66; Chase
Bsrolou Cv.. $3.50 5v Poincroy a hummer,
81 AIS %; ID H. Arnoia q Co., $746 ~; Noses 4
Herinan " 20, $5g4 Is; William Turnvuii a Co.,
$3.50 81; Van Volksnvsrg Liauth, $6'5 %, rownS
eud u Farxis, s2,470.
IL Was decideu that Tor the best interests Of
tho creditors that the estate should be wound up by
trustee the rection oil committee oil Creditors
elected trustee aud Mess,s. Fred Victor and Jsrow
IL. Hlll the
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POCKETBOOKS POSTED.

Ono OF tho mall carriers from station D, Of the Ns
York Pos, once, while engaged in collecting leslsn
on his route. found pocketbook In a iamppost boz
on tho corner OF First avenue and Houston street 4
short ume alter another portmonnais taken oul
Of similar receptacle, corner OF stanton and Forsyth
s,rects Neither OF the purses contained any money,
Dot In papers were found when may lead TO the
Identity OF the owDors. The Two pocketpooKs we're
turned over to Mr.. James GayIer superintendent Of
the CITY Dciivcries IL Is supposed the BOOKS wtr
solcn rined OF thor valunDics and suited Into III,
iamppost boxes to get rid of tnem Uniess they ara
called Tor IN a short Tine Mr. GayIer will the
nrupertv tn tho Dead Letter Office.
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CIiAI BY .TuE- WAY

o.
Every man planes else Tor the blunders
shicp lac commits hunselL o.t.icr .rs
There very mae virtue IN being good II you have
90 temptations TO be bad. II wus Marx Twain who
sad that better than George Washington. be-
cause W SHIN ton couldn't tell he, while he could
but wouldn't
Tns difficulty with some public speakers 10 that
they never know when they have sad Just enough IL
requires more g.oius to sop than to begin Mrs.
Dodge rhy ines what We want ~ say
NJ, moral, dear singers, lies plainly atop,
BIZ slw ~ opltsfng anu wiuing 10 stop
rnc same Will appl. my dear childrcu TO you,
Whenever you've any performing TO dc,
Your irirnos divert iwnicn Is quite proper. tool
10 tue Jest that you csn-aua stop wnen you're
through.
The IA .raest thing Tor any man to 10 Is to that
he has made mistake IN judgment IL Is M I'M
pe.chia,nt OF hts weak sidc-his inind.
The DIN :uii people to get along with those
sbo are Gl~ays perfectly that they are Ia the
r,gr aud ,qualiy sure that you arc IN tho wrong
Butler says:-
Nothing 80 perversc In nature
AZ tue protUuud OpinionatOr.
THIS Is irosn til. Latin. ana ought 10 be romcm-
berci:- Opportunity has ban IA front, behind she
Is bald II YOU her by the orclocx you may hold
her, Dut u suffered TO escape Jupiter himself can
s~ten her again
X re Ben Jonson gives rulo worth folow wing
s.wLcu iako the humor VI u ming once am ike
your taiofs needle, " through"
We rail ngaips, the world great DEAL az though II
were cra-i ana unkiDd TO the last degree, aud yet
under right conditions II Is exceedingly ooiisin
Wucu Tor instance, man Is NJ financial and
wants money. does the world stanI Ia his way ali
by no means; IL very cheeriully let. hun want II.
Micawberis ppiIosopny was apparently strong
prousD 10 sasssiy any reasonable 1t docs seem
as though u you waited long cGougb, something
would inevitably .turn az" The two elements Of
bobcituds Ia the argument, however afc:-First, tho
nature OF tho "somethng - aud second, Tho amount OF
lime TO DO speot In waitinf. 1bs "somsthins" may
not answer our expectations, and the time may run
a. on TO old ags ON tho whole, 1t Is better to be
satisfied win hard work and small results than to
aream la idjsness about plenty aud never hear tho
dinner bell call you to cold porridge and milk.
lis lucky that are poor, Tor riches would
pny help them TO display their weakness and FOLLY.
Macy ones nsign ilc abce Is his safety. GIVE him
prominence aud everybody wouIa 500 what fool no
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-CHAMBERs.

BY Judge Potter.
Kimball vs. Newtou.-Ordcr stay ing sale granted.
by judge Lawrence.
Cans VS.. acknowledgements for counsel.
Inthc matter Of Crugcr-Msmorandum for counsel
BY Judge Dauicls.
In Tho matter OF Laiayetts.-writ dismissed Msm-
orandun!.
S,ckcuga vs.. Degcns-rhc motion made to vacats
must be denied. Memorandum.
Emmcrica VS.. Mower.-rhs affidavit H. suilccnt 10
comply With all that has Decn required by the Code Of
Civi Procedure section S72 and 70 bc Mi
that required 10 sustain the providing fvl
the examination OF tho defendant (Genny vs.. Sted.
vol, 81 n. " 12UI The motion 10 aside the ordei
must be denied.
BY Julgo Van Worst
Devoo B0yd-Mot.oa granted and case cor.
RAJ Memorandum,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ANOTHER FIRM Observation-Disclosures Oh
CREDITORS WITH THEIR DEBTORS.
The suspension Of Henry +. Hills e. Co., manufao
turers ard Jobbors In straw goods at No. Sal Broad
way, rs announced. The firm Is composed OF Henry
y. Hills aud Fisher +. Hartsiornc, and had goos
credit the trade. Dir. Hills Is an old straw goods
manufactures, having followed his father the
Inc. He became invoivcd about three years ago as
member OF the 1rm OF b .lawn X Hills. 70 which be
contributed 100000 cash as capital. on account Of
tho failure OF Vysc Co., but nc obtained a settle
ment OF this liability at twenty-five cents th
dollar. Tho pi lrm gan zed Iuary 1876
Mr.. Hills contributing 500 100 us capital; short linn
ago he maIo arrangements with brother to put u
$35 uO0 speciai capital intending the sIrsngtl
vi II 10 10 largely Increased business Upon inveH
ugatiou the a1Airs OF The old lrm found
volved that tho $30, 900 forthcoming the
suspension followed The liabilities amount 10 ABOUT
$780, O0O INC greater part Of WHICH Is duo 10 mp0rt
vrs OF straw goods The assets consist largely VI
mems has, and they have also outstanding
present tho firm arc preparing statement Of tnelr
assets and liabilities, wu.n VIA be submitted 10 tue
creditors when ,com pic, cd. Tho firm have large
factory Ut Amherst, Mass
Proceedings nave been commenced to set aside the
composition Obtained about ak months ago NY George
X. Suortriige CO., Wholesale dealers III cothIng III
ny Mr.. Il. :. Nswcombs representing tho MetropoIae
National Bank, tho CITY National Bank o Hartford
aud The htm vi HUT, Catnn VsleLtine The terlni
OF the settlement were ioriy cants GU the collar
OF about $780, O0O, and the appication made
the ground vi alleged fraud votes favor
OF the composition. The matter Will cvnio before
Judge Cboate Tor argument ON Tuesday. soslq
William Bradley, butcher, NJ No 2O3i Wost Forty,
eighth stcc, has been adjudc a,sd voluntary UAnks
rupt on his own petition. s- ~ 4tlsg nss7fbg
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reconic Bay soft and agreeable, and though quite
strong at times they produce NO unpleasant scuss-
ton even 10 ladies' and children. From the OBSERVE
tory Prospect Hui outlook OF nifty miles, in dit
fsrent directions taken to Montauk Point. Orient,
Sag Harbor and points in Connesricat, all OF which
can be distinctly seen upon clear day. Ex-Mayor
Schroeder. s. NJ. Petit L. seares. A. K. Shisbler.
Rev. John Parker aud others, OF BROOKLYN, have
costly summer cottages up there, and their families
spend from two to TOUR months on The ground every
summer. There are nearly ons hundred cottages,
hires hotels and ooarding tents GU the ground
There ncver q crowd at shelter Island,
as thcre Is at Sea Chi or Ocean Grove
Round Lake. II il too lar away 10
tween tho sabba,hs, so mat there shall be
. TO draw crowds IL on those days Near
tho Gresnporl terry landing on the Island
ment hsii-a two story UuiIdng erected Wy Tho camp
meeting trustees Tor the physical recreation and
fitted up with billiard tables, bowpg alleys; ice
cream and, u Is said lager beer Is soid there on Inc
sly Two or three cars ago this same amusement
hall caused little s'rumpus' among the pious Brook
ypitss who could not endure this unhoiy alliance OF
wor .diiuess and religion under the banne oi Christ
Hence some Of The orginators OF the enterprise
soia out ihe'E stock and lots At u Sacrifices 10
yet ava. with clean hands from IT,. When the camp
evening" aud Is well pstronizca by cody elerics
well as by uugodiy Iaics Refreshments OF more
lighter liquids The people who VISIT Shelter Island
dwell mach moro ~ cottages than In tents. Tho
in iac This year, however the trustees expect Drs.
lany Newman fow Ter OF this CITY, with others
lesser calIorc una nAhe 10 preach lor tucm. 80
larger crowd than usual may be attracted thther
ut ths tune.
HODOkEN PUBLIC SCHOOL MORALS.
10 TUE EDITOR HERALp-
Gu the programme or tho public high school COM
menccmeat IN Hoboken last week appeared one item
marked w. Chronicles. Judge OF the astonishmeut
and disgust OF the more religious portion OF the audi.
cnce 10 hear young lady recile u most villanous
psraphrase OF the Bible, rather the. application
OF Scripture style OF language and paraphrase
Of the lilo OF Lord 10 the lowest Ho-
bvkeA politics, Of tbs chronicles beng
an account VI the gathering oi muliituae
OF local Hoboken notGrietss at Rockaway wluuns ~
with the biusphcmous application vi Tue quotation,
.sAad the OF baskets tu picked up after the
iulltude was satisned, " &c The whole tenor OF the
tc chronicles the same ana this IN u Methodist
church anu Al (Christiun) nigh school commeuce-
mcul, The siuilihcd AoUoken Board OF Education
sitting listening without ucing aware that they were
destroying tue Outwarks OF respect mat the children
Tor religion IN general aud he Scr pl ures
IN particular The school principal who would CON-
Pose such dcletcrous stuff for his children 10 recho
SHOULD DC summary dismissed II.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Daniels Yesterday dismissed tho writ OF
,:.a .,. ,n,., -, ,ho ..s. ., Inh, u..,,.,nv
nsoeas oo'Pos s'""'su ~ 'As Sa's VI 'o"A "So~'"'s
indicted for homicide. the facts OF which have been
pubisheI
=, a., >, c.A...-.. v.. ,.,..x
An tue sui o. john >. ooroe''' Tug osa'o" is'ans
soldier against tho Sun Printing and Publishing Asso
c,n,on which ,as broucht IN rccover 81 600 damarca
- =. ., ~.
LOT M a"cseo NOEL puo''sneo Ia tne SUM- ono :"
which the plaintiff was characterized as "a scoun-
dr.l,, nnh tan infamous scoundrel ~ NATHAN was
80. - =, -, 49,, e.. 60.
"a1e oe'ors 1u'gs SedSw'ck, IL the superior Oou'r
Special Term to strike out certain portions Of the
answer as irrelevant aud REDUNDANT a decision was
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SHELTER ISLAND CAMP MEETING.
The annual encampmoni at this place opens TO- NOR.
row and closes Saturday following. The meeting
Is run chiefly by Brooklyn Mchodlss, who are deter
mined to get far enough away from tho nose and
hustle OF excursions. well OF city life and noise
4, 10 tour aud half hours rioe 10 get 10 the grounds
Dot when II Is foaohed II htiie Eden. The grove
in which the meetings are held rs young aud, tberc
lore thick Tor building or ten,ng In, and yet
IL IS sufficiently close and compact 10 ward of tho
direct rays OF the sun. The breczes that blow IRON
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THE COURTS.

In the case OF tho clubbing OF John II. wyckod ~
Roundsman Edgar Slausson, OF tho Fii,h precinc
police, committed by Police Judge wandcli on tho
criminal charge, Mr. William +. Howe. counsel for
Mr. Wyckof, has prepared a deposition embodyins
xll the material facts of tho case and Instituted pro-
ceedings in the Supreme Court against Siausson tor
damages IN tho sum OF $50. 000 Mr.. Howe submitted
q series OF aindsvits made by the complainant.
Nj Charles O'Douneli, provision merchant
Of Washington Marker, Eugene Rich and
william, b. Goodwin. seuing iorth that while Mr.
Wyckon was enueavoring TO 1ueil disturbance szus
son interfered seized him aud delvered series OF
violent blows ON him when he had him In his custody
and when Mr. Wyckof offering NO Resistance
whatever. Ia addition TO this Musician VINO exam
ined Wyckon certified that the injuries inflicted on
hm were likely to produce permanent affection OF tho
brain and perhaps loss Of cyesignI On these facts
Judge Daniels yesterday granted Mr.. Howes motion
for an order OF arrest and issued that process TO the
Sheriff commanding him TO take Snusson into custody
IN default OF $500 bal. Mr. Howe says that his
client will leave nothing undoIe to bring Slausson 10
an understanding that he Cannot without provocatton,
citizen Tor tho nero enter anment, by au un.
Unsuitable clubbing. He says urthvr that Mr. WyckoR
also ntenus bringing the matter TO tho attention. Of the
Grand Jury Tor their action Immediately that body
cOnveles.
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FOILED BY A WOMAN.

Between two and three o'clock yesterday afternoon
the attention OF Mira Everest x. Pines, who keeps a
small grocery store At No. si2 Myrtle avenue. was at
trsctcd by two young men, who were walking up aud
down the sidewalk IN frost Of the house and were
acting In a manor thai excited her suspicion
The mon, finally, entered the stors, when
Mrs. Pine LETT alone Ono Of the fellows, who is
describsd 40 being about twenty years Of age, nve
feet In height and wearing a black SUIT and white
straw hat. with black band, approached nor aud
asked "whas 10 the price OF checssSv She told
him, ana he, then, without any further
ceremony, drew = revolver from his pocket
aud pointed the muzzic at her head, re-
marking at the same time. ali you make
aav nsse or cry out I will bow your brains out 10
The companion Of the ruaan In The meantime leaned
over the counter ana tosx out the u from which bo
proceeded to take the money. While thus en-
gagged tns fellow with the pistol restored the
weapon 10 hts pocket and moved up 10 get
his share of tho plumber. Finding that
she was out OF Immediate danger OF assassination
Mrs Pine raised her voice 10 high pitch aud cried
.Murderl hclpi Robbcrsi" Tue outcry raised
by tho brave woman mad the desired effect Inc
roeucs dropped the I'LL money and ell and nsa from
the storN They ms4s sesd their escape
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A WUMAN'S STRUGGLES.

Twsnty-iour years age John wcnk. German, mar.
ried a country woman OF his The pair lived In New
ark fourteen years, and 10 them born eight
children. John earned sxseions wages mis- trade,
out from the very bsginnink tho couple got on
poorly with each other SIX years ago wenk deserted
his WHO and children. One by one the latter died
until but two Communicative boys. Three years ago
ono Of ,hese was dsownsd and The remaining aud on
child young fellow oi about s,ghtosn started OF
seek his fortune in the Black HIS. but found
instead violent death. He was killed by the
falling 10 Of an embsukment Meanwhile Mrs. Weak
supported bsrselt by Keeping small candy store.
prospering IN this sue branch I'd out D. to small gro
Gerry ana succsedcd m u also. couple OF years
ago her husband, wna had now turned up In New
YORK, vIssed her, and, she alleges frightened
money out OF her aud then leit. Last Monday no
turned up At her place In company with lawyer and
q constable. fhsy claimed that her nus
band sbo would have to give her store up
TO him. This refused 10 do and the trio efl Yes
tsrday they returned and she says actually forced
her out OF her own store. Nothing daunted, sue at
once proceeded TO a lawyer, ana by his suvics had
warrant issued by Justice PauIin for abe arrest
OF her husband on charge Of being
vagranI wenk was duly arrested and
10 jail Tor ninety dnya And Mrs
Weug announces her dstsrmination 10 sue Tor q
divorce the svound OF crue,y and dessrtion. She
about forsyhve years Of age and quite progresses
Ing IN appearance.
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NIB. SMITH SURPRISED.
AN INSTANCE OF THE WAY DIVORCES ARE
MANAGED IN UTAH.

AN INSTANCE OF The WAY DIVORCES ARE
MANAGED IN UTAH.
Mr.. Himan smith, an undertaken, residing In
Brooklyn, dessrted by hts VITO IN 1885, he al
lsges, and heard Of her until within the past
few days, when ne surprised TO learn that sno
haa obtained a divorce from him.
Mr.. Smith says that no married sew.
eral ysars ago, and lived with his vito at
No. 112 De K~lb svsnuc On January 27, 1875, she
abandoned him In q most uncercmonious manner,
without assigning any other cause than that had
gone with some she liked better than her hus-
band. This party. Mr.. Smith suspected, was one
Edward Harding, who then lived on Lafaye ttc av-
enue, anu had been intimate frisna OF the family
She went to Baltimore, anu thence 10 Ptsburg wuere
she was joined, Mr. Smith alleges by Harding Previous
sOandon meat OF hun, Mr.. Smith says his WHO
sent word To Harding, while that Individual SICK
that she would like 70 20 to his house see him.
HaTaing's mother sent her word that could come
Harding. smith claims used to visit his house during
his In the day time. Mt. Smith beard notn.
ing mis- truans vile until y few days ago, when
he received u legal document from the Probate
pear In au astien against him Tor divorce. He ac-
knowiedged the service Of tho summons and do
msnded copies Of all the papers In the case. He
reply to tho eject that no cost Ia psay for
thing when prayed for" and no furtner informed
that "woald be referred 70 the plaintiff or
attorney when opportunity isvors." Mr. Smith sub
sequenLiy An advertisement IN q local paper
grauled to Almira J. Smith against Hiram Smith, Jr
Mr. smith says bat proper name IS Alns IA aud
that his name Hlmau. he caused the iurther pub
LEGATION OF Tho aavsrtsement 10 be stoppoe. he says
early day, grsuuas which ne at present
willing 10 mentiou.