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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE, !
CHESTER AND LENoIR NARROW GAUGE r. K,
CHESTER, S. c., June II, 1879. }
MEETING of the Stockholders of the Ches'
n ter and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany, will be held at DALLAS, n. c., on THURS
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1879.
BY order of Board of Directors.
w. HOLMES HARDIN, President
June 26 rs 3t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
SUNDRIES.

WYE have on hand full line Of Farming I'm
w plements, embracing Steel Plows, Drawing
Chains, Hames, Shuck and Leather Collars, Blind
Brides, Backbands, Heel Screws, Grass Rods.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Steel Forks, Goose Neck
Handled Hoes, Planters Hoes without handles,
Well Pulleys Moving Scythes and Snaths, Grain
Scythes, Haimans Universal Plow Stock, which
Cburns. Water Buckets, both brass-bound and
plain Well Buckets, Canned Goods, in almost
endless variety Earthenware, in all shapes and
sizes, and numerous other articles, all OF when
will be sold at the lowest prices.
CLARK BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
RACON. HAMS AND LARD.

4 LARGE lot of Bacon always on hand, which
n we will sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
still have few Tennessee Country Cured Hams;
and get one and try it and be convinced OF their
superior quality. We keep as good Lard as the
market affords-just like home. made Lard-and
will sell it as cheap as the cheapest. Come and
see ma. CLARK BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

WE WANT TO SELL.
VHTE want to sell some choice N. o. Molasses,
w in half barrels.
We want to sell some nice Sugar at IL POUNDS
for $1.00.
we want to sell some good Coffee at pounds
for $l.00.
we want to sell some Durham Smoking Tobacco
? We want to sell some Lorillard Snuh.
We want to sell everything we have.
Come and see us and hear our prices.
CLARK BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

HOT WEATHER IS COMING.
nUY YOUR Bread 20 and l6 Loaves for dol
ID lar, at the Confectionery Store of
HERNDON BROS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
C.. III. O'LEARY.
STTNnRIES.

A LARGE lot of Buggy Whips, Buggy UNI
"A brellas, Saddle Trees, Wood Stirrups, Trace
Chains, Buckles, Bride Bits, Harness, Collars,
Back bands, Plow, Riding and Halter Brides,
Martingales, Horse Brushes, Spurs, etc, ETC.,
for sale at G. H. O'LEARY'S.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

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= hn woali make stser ss,mmansissy@
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hsnt sun say ~. sait Mr.. Lincoln
! that n my nrinirn exactly Hui Mr.
~'an'an Is arainsi him, anil II was pnl,
v si.tslas thas powerful NV Notk ,lei
FEaiinn vas hsre Ia protest against h,s
lssransr he II ffnm II r,l.l
State. AMI cannot t~tfnstrsl." Sail Glen.
>srr,lman 4 man WHO will leave his
,~n Siaic rhomy~ was Nirrinian
,ls friends. all his associations. 10 follow
he iiag 81 his country. can lw trusted
u any position "a which he may he
allied" Tint night the urlrr wen,
nrih from Washington relieving ten.
|inssrrans III ~ Ill. command M ,hr
Army ~ the Cumberland anil appoint.
NO Thonaas in his place, Toledo tohiol
fuHybal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

Lar, saturday, Hiram Hol,lrilgc and
wife, II this city, went 10 Webster IL
spend the Sabbath with their son.in.
law, y, II. Nan Antwerp, The iumily
nnd their guests sat ~ quite late, and
u wns after the midnight hour when NIL
retired. About u o'clock In the morn.
ins Mr., Van Antwerp WAS aroused hy
ilte loud mrNing III cat that has been
y net ~ thu family for many yrars. lii
fact, "purH seemed unusually div.
surbed, and, contrary u all previous
conduct on her pnr., made quite u
" rackct ut the chnmhcr.door. Mr..
Van Antwerp raid bnt little attention
- thu noine IN soon IN lla asccrtailrd
thu cause, md fell asleep, shortly after
! o'clock, however, b. WINS again nwak.
ensa Ia the xame manner. niil VIVA ter.
fltied on discovering TINT tle whole
holsc, even the room in which he Mas
sleeping, Mas wrapped In flames, H.
aMoke his wife, jumped from tho win.
dow, with difficulty got thu badly. fright.
sned lady from The proximity ~ tl,e
flames, and then gave tile alarm 10 Mr..
Holdrl.lgc aud Mlfr anl other members
of I'll. household IN time for them Ia
AAsn themselves Rochester Demo.
rt'nt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

The loss caused Nv firc ~til continues
IL hc enormous In this country, The
figures reaching II total which must snr.
Prise many people During Inst year
this loss amounted a. $Gt.3l5,.aN, III
which the insurance covered All. b7a.Ot
For tho fonr years from is7a IL 1878,
inclusive, thc total loss was $.15,all, ,S5,
~ which the insurance companies bore
~lt.,GTt, Tou. The greatest destruction
ny iir. III course occurred In this State,
the leading one Ia population and In
the number of its buildings. The loss
last year was over S',,UU, ,,NDN, IcnnSyl.
vania coming next with over 1900.
NM. then Massachusetts, with about
Sa,M",MN Ohio S3,25',. 900, and Illinois
about Sa,OuuOrO,
~ the establishments which arr
claSscd hy thu insurance companies AZ
extra hazardous On account III their
special liability 10 iirr. due "a tho na.
ture ot the business carried on in them
az To their construction III inflammuble
materials, thu total number burned In
lsss was ,,a.,. valued nj Si2,,,7 ,athl,
and insured for S23.n7u,nsN, Tins.
isaRH iMFs HI"SiHtAs M fAileu III III
s,,mhcn lMrnne., were numerically very
small miuotii, II the whole number ui
risks, the loss by them footed mp IL
about two.thir.ls III the total lnsscs III
thu year.
The establishments ~ this character
II which thu largest number were
burned IN I'm were the following: and
the table i instructive N showing th.
sort of buildings most liuhle Ia ir.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

Every function IL dcrAnged, every nerve I'M
fesut aud as.ie. II II, IN fact. : disease which.
Y unclHcked. eventually wrecks Tho syslenl
y all ~ types. IN every phase, II Ii dangerous
Destructive ktnrnr. dclifinm, rnlvMlsI0na
uii.n attend n. nd nAmHu swifi dissolution
iini when uninhAitoa with Ilo.se,lar's Ssoni.
Judged. and sser, yestigo II |. eradlrs.as.
That .snign Anti fehr,la speeinr and prevent
I've of ~" DREADED seouvge IL fes,gnixml mt
ni.l, within a,,1 nwn boundaries, hut III tropic
lands ~ b.,nl.l them, ~hera inlcrmuiui.la
atad 1smits.hir ~. fearful n prevalent, 10 10 i
.tllthlr mnahs III overcoming disorders IN lid
- mach, LIVER and Lowels, III which d vitiatul
toirld atmosphere and bfaekish, miAslnA.
tahivi water arr extremely provocative, All
tn Hsan's aud traveller. should 10 supplied
With IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

~ mi, way III euro cAsMrrh il lay Tho uss m
N"sissin. AMI heFlinR lation. applied III thu Ii,
i'An"i Aid dice lsei membrane snufyr aud
lffiia'e "a. Affected parts aud excite ,i.0ro o.
fHlid \ inflammation tiu~lsie~, M outwasd ~.
~ asio'.@ ALONE ran sMlo cAtAFtA Tho disease
~ rsuAias III 4 slsiAirl state III tho hluM. a,,d
~ H"sigh sl1srAiisr course III treatment i.
.es"ssaty ~ Isisarsn u ffum tin system Dr.
sag ATARI. II INDY hAx Jus.a Iuall knOwn ~
~ efficient standard remedy fuf this llsuaAe.
hui, lp inrntH \ radical and permanent cure. ii
slsoli \. u.nd III conjunction Will. DR. t'irfra's
s.'slslen Medical discovery, Tho lssi vogo Al,lo
Alternative ssi sil.n,yofnI Tln u.sruyDrv
.l.'#'~.s~ slts sltl.sssi hoad, wfln tn tat.rvf
ini'asis sllA,s tlsa Inflammation and heals tho
d.Aeasud tl.slia4.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

TisG Kind hearted publisher III the
Litsl' Hook Ark Idtetfe printed this
announcement ono day last week /.
A. our printers wished to join In tin
Maf'ii 'hras festivities yesterday and RI.
.i'le1sed TINT Int little original matter
w. gwen g vt IN type, W. prepared no
editorial iur this mornings issue III tha
paper"
EMPLOYEES 0f tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have leen notified
thAt drunkenness aud frrunenting IL
liquor saloons Will be considered huf.
iici6nt cause Tor immediate discharge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21
A iamil, Aa,el hy n tat,

\ en York Snu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

fArH maker III Cabinet Or rArlor OrgAua
Aiseri,.'.s his uNn - hewt Iinl the exAmlina.
llols ~ ilso Hreat worlds exhibitions have hui
nm rr~nlt, Al every nnU for ! ,IDxun years
MA.on A Hanilln Organs hAvs l,csn found laml
lhny we're awarded tAc guild iaedal u tl,S Paris
E1hibltlUu last rear
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

wEMHTER HOUSE. corner Film and High
mtresM.
STROTiiEM HOUSE. opposite tho Depot,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-21

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New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

lencc which, hy the moral constitution He has
endowed ns with. we are compelled 10 revere. Or in
10 despise his maker. 1t IL and I'M pos
shc 10 suppose that independent being would thus
put offence in his path. We have then trut h
out OF that God is love, ana reason
is the proper basis for our faith We must use
reason TO find out whether can trust revela-
on. and we never can trust revelation without first
trusting reason We ake our stand then ON hs rriml-
tive truth that God is love- and hold that all facts must
be interpreted under IT, and all doctrine limited
hv IT, II facts IN the outer world Ike the existence OF
evil and suffering 10 teach that God not love-
rosition. some things we know Two and two never
made six, and God is love, even II the facts, far
The same difficulty conronts at the very outset Of
revelation. Here Is tEc whole Israelitish history,
winch blood blood, blood from Noah up to the morn
ing when Christ was born and then blood again. and
read 1t gnash teeth and are tempted
10 that God not love But again that
fact OF history revelation contrOvcrt original
truth OF reason The most We can Ia that doesn't
look as If God Is love. But God isn't done with the
Jews vet Just when we look nj the hcathen world
and sland appalled, At Gods dealings with Them are
driven once moro 70 our basement truth. We never
lind ont essential truths and then hold that our reason
Man, as personality, Is indivlsible. Tie Is
altogether under rule, whether OF love or
hate. lie can't split himself with his con
science on one side and his heart on the other
His judgment aud senshllities 60 together. Each
affection il in harmony WITH al the rest. He is unit
80 WhcH Goa loNc taxes me PbrllcaI l0Tm o otneh
il out toward mans entire nature lie does
notstopvh giving him bread for his body rducauon
mind. lie man. Htit
his conscience. He inspires hm with vctions 20
Stu m"ir does lie niini.tcr io tnc yrgr0uc. of
trr Jivincst tllry nm man tl,c .turlt-yy mich
- t, -, t,,., , Ia, r.l, ai po ,,, ~,
i' tJ fJ 'ia,a, ,,c,iic nm 6nda .vrrns.,on IN
N Mn NIo" , ,u l'"r, ~ o., -, ~. ,,,i - NV 'I "
W. ,,ro trin,s hor, IN Tovc r1ruo+ cbonce The
o,,it ,n',v ci',,uoc but hata can never f,i,c tLc
,iJ',oo' - i,,o tu d, norfsct h,iro mn GOD nm
10, VI tic H. r., Ioro Ci,c r.,'acd ac.rr,u
m"ns 80 Gni,I r,tr,nntion arc tcr,,hle nm tr,t
INN. tonG IN snItc "f nh d,-,rinti,,u Avs 'a,-
.ants ,o an uuutshtne,t orIv lcvn can nm
,.b U,trad tatrs rn,rn,e f.G lava cannot do
nI,.r nom cbo.t-p fatb.r MAJ. H.. .,t.Gn1 ~ bp
f,,r,t. tte fnnd and eL,1t.r T"r tf. cl,.dr,n nr
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
DEClGIONA-MARCH1-

Suprtme Cou,f-C Cbaubers-Bv Judge Donohuc. -
Norris agt CrossGanted unless the plaintiff payment Of
Merchants and Bidders H. d. Company De
OF siO Judgment @tr 10 stand I"c"nr at Forslcr'
ton granted ickcll agt. GescherdG-see memorandum
hdcn agt TuuisuD.Orier granted. Lee ag Biack.-MO
on granted In tho matter Of Harris Kueeand sgJ car
mite oi Whc etc saacn asi iiSnSa&n1 nd Warren " as 't
Warren In tho Wolf In the matter Of ConarcSa
Sp.ciGI T+r,s-gy Judge Van Brnt-An'hopy act bay
and anoiheI don't think that ihss proper
q allowance The panuh has succeeded wei ~ the dc
>Vperior Conrt-SpeqaI Term-Bv Judge Sedewick
Hand Az 'nuy et a-Ca~e ana amendments settled ane
as'4lah' M '4ml'oal Ir4ura, rasseH u"n htrnan ,tc
AZ uGen'ht I"r pialHiln no h!o"aIce; opinion
Si-gn aet Watains e a. Motion for PROPOSED etcrrnt
I"waa'e! opinion H'in agt Blrin- Mot, denied.
solved I-aacs sgt denied ana in
(Irc''n order So" aside Crob' ag Crosby Notion ant"
-M"L"n granted iuodman agt Ilo-Som-L"t th" counsel
hei.g e,' o>Is ttatl 1t 70 - M'hti Az "ohnan-
Hrrt ] @p'nnng tt9SH j. Goldman Guardian ai ilt of
Issues 81 iact eIan"d AnHer,on as Andrews e alOrder
hled ,,aap ., Mc.lan c ai-0rdet denying notion AgaIe
~-t Mos 60 BOND approved oIiaean agt Dillon ct al.
-"ro~iri O." General ga.sndar John,"n agt DonnsL-u.
ierogaiuys "''rd airsy ast Coffin Ia5'r AT Yam Ias
s,t' So "~n az rgs',,t "'1,"n at,, L9n",rI Van Lea
sfi h"mrr h'p at Nllan> Gan. let Cane Toos- agi
N3,'o"an; tay, ast Nshr. i'"rl7"n art sanford
schemes Oakl.v agt. Lambert orders rrlutct
Cinnamon Ftos--Nio1oi Ton-l1y Cnlri-Jusucc {. p.
Corno f,,5ni, ~, ,rccl,.I XXX % orI,rJ ?, ~ - T.
ari Flag Van Norinrseu Van Nordlauscn divorce,
cIJutc aa W adj. agL Carter d, ss,
jr, AIT. H.ai..o 500 opinions tc.
NGrV, t0sr'-C ChGmb9S-Bv Judge Slnnott.-
A'cAauo,r ai p'mod Lyon act. fli~bc Pcttit Gal
Ncy. NytGt7 .iaui, Itcl agt. f,-tri Motion grantee,
rr'I'iug a'u"u h"'t,nA"mp ast W'7i.-Mouou granted.
supplemental. uI.l-- G-II--tI. itII az. ~rItItD
rIrcp 10 Ad.h l- sanger c-. 'hlk-ol agt. -ycruau.
AIIt-t vacated Br.k AT. IO-tcinJuisurut fI tenant
PtUc agt Van u tI Motion Iuru utut vac. o. u
and 80" ;llr; 81" costs. trtaIr"r a2t ~hopsN'tou OF
juIlu dcI'd with IU costs. Potter agt. IC
ara ApIVu Ntpttr Irr-t denied without costs Ie
ci~i"u Itury at ,r-soldOiuct refused Matthews Hg
~'sfn.r Eli-,rd-t ~'OIt, Cunningham agt. May lls
s'lagL Hucy. y.-UIdcIs entered ANA filed.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
VIGOROUS SUNDAY TALK.
ENFORCED IN DIVERS WAYS

TRIrTHS ENFORCED IN DIVERS WAYS.
Az ,RRAIGNMFNT OF THE BAPTIST CLERGY BY THE
rry.I. p. FULToN-sERMONS BY MIR BrEcHER,
TIE REV. pr. pURYRA. PROFESSOR COE AND
nv rrV. pp. 4. 4. HODGE.
', nearly all the churches yesterday the congre-
..tions wero large. In the Centennial Bap-
-. Cburch. Brooklyn, the Rev. Justin ID.
TnI,on preached on the history and rrin-
sos Of his denomination. Though he made
- direct allusiou to the action of the ASSOCIATION
Tlich expelled him, he declared that the Baptist
,,aro,. Of the present day bowed to Romanism and
..oro afraid To utter Gods truth. The Rev Henry
,,orl Bsecher preached on Mans Inner and Out
,.r1 Life" The Rev. DR.. Joseph T. DURYEA'S
,.rnou was on The Love of Cod Pro-
t..sor +. b. Coe, of Yale College, preached
O. the Collegiate Reformed Church, at Fifth
oye. and Tveuty-ninth-st.. on Spiritual Blind
'ss and the Rev. Dr. A. A. Hodge, OF Prince
~, nres,hed at Rutgers Presbyterian Church on
;. .Cn,,nleteRess in Christ"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Bankrupt Notices.
LorIs z. PAYN. Ma1snal-AIe.sense

rI'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
ruptev was issued against the estate OF MhNRG v; b.
York New-Y0rk. who Las been adudged BANK
rup petition at the payment OF any deois and
delivery property belonging such bankrupt 10 him
use ana the transfer Of any property " MN are
forbidden law; thar meeting OF the creditors OF the
bankrupt their debts and TO choose one or
more as-gnece estate Will bo held Court OF Bank
ruptcy holden No 3i5 Broadway IN The city Of New
YOrh John Fitch Register the ih Jay OF March
4 D. 1873 at . o'clock D. IT.. LOUIS f. PAIN,
L. y Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of New York
fElIlS Is TOGIEE NOTICE: That on IN" oath
1 February. a. d. 1879. Warrant IN Bankruptcy
the Of ROBERT HAYES. OF
New.YOIs County OF New.York, State OF New.
YORK who has adiudged bankrupt Ms petit
tOn that the payment of deots delivery
properly belonging such bankrupt 10 him hs use.
transfer 6v him, forbidden 10y
law mat meeting % creditors ~ the SAID bankrupt
o their debts and choose gSsgnees
his estate. viii be held Court Of Bankruptcy. to ne
holden 40 lj2 Broadway In the CRY Of New York before
MI HnT Wilder Allen, Register on the lith day oi March
A. p. 1879 al ~ O'cluoS LOUIS T. PAfN,
& ; Marshal Messenger. sOuhern District OF Eegl ork
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
TIE LOVE OF con.

2hf Rr d. JscrL T. Durycd r> Co,son Arcnue Clvyh
Bro3tiER tCongrsg0ttOHdJ.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph I. DuTyea preached
Yesterday morning The Love Of cod" toa congre-
CATION which completely nod ms church N Clas-
sohayc, Brooklyn. His text was found iG
LJohn iii.: Behold what manner OF love the Father
Asth bestowed upon US that should be called the
IONS Of God"
The speaker began by briefly recaptuatIg ne argu-
Ments Of recent conservative di'c0uIses On tho
nature Of the divine love The specific qualify Of this
ioVe, be said IL benevOlence. God Is disposed 70
teek lie good and Joy Of all created beings TO
we entire extent Of their capacity and suscephmily.
me way up 20 this truth las been traced not by FOL
o"lDg revelation but Dy the eIeTcise OF pure reason
Ood created ne, lie Inspired our powers. He con
tiuc ed our moral constitution. IL II by using
Ihese powers that nud the i'd al perfection. This
perfect excellence hOihessand the two modes ia whcn
hOuess manests iLsef are DenehcsDce and righteous
beh6 II aAnIsn "a mural nature 10 God, must
pune that He nstuic III own. aud thar II perfect
IOye holiness snc truth our ideals Of supreme
Seuence hsy IUnst eKist ~ God ROr dod oitHer
US hlef b uQral Likeness or He did not. II no.,
ne csnnot Iuinl IN Himself the ideal excel
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE coz RIS.
CHARGED WITH BiGAMY.
IHAKGID VIII BIVTAWl.
NOVEL CASE WHICH PEEPLENED BEOOkLlN
JUSTICE.

NOVEL CASE WHICH PEEpLENED 4 BEooKLlN
JUSTICE.
Mrs. Mary +. Jones appeared III Justice
Elliou's Court In Brooklyn. SATURDAY. complain
ant against Wllett =. Bcdel, whose arrest she had
caused on d charge of bgamy. The presents some
peculiar features. Bedcl who acarnan in Brooklyn,
In 1876 engaged Mrs. Jones AS "A bonseke"pct As hs
wife died. leaving three children. Uo found her in
Broomest., this city. by means of an advertisement.
She SAID tnat she widow. her husband
having been drowned. sac found his body at
the Morsuc and had II buried IN Greenwood,
and claimed tJ have received 5000 from "A
Masonic association with whch he was connected.
Subsequently, Bedcll married her. and they lived hap
PLY together for year. one night however, az they
were gong 10 the Lincoln Mission III Taylor st. She
told him that had which SIZE wished to con
fdc 10 him. hut she feared that he would desert her II
sbe disclosed t. He swOre that he woud not, ana she
then confessed that her rst husband alive, and
tbot she had known 1t for two months. Redc con
timed 10 1--we with her until september 20. 1877 when
she left his house and did return Five days before
that time her husband Jones del Bedcil then IN
gagged Josephine Briggs, Z" so llh sLilli"ai-si' VINO
formed hni that married twelve years ago. bul
upon discovering tnut the man whom she chlcu neI
husband had other wives living she left him. dIt
living with hlm two years. To her Bedell Vas MARIE"
on January 49, aud hence the charge against hm' De
drl coIns he vas not guilty of bigdmY, because Mrs.
Jone-'s ilr. husband living when he married Iri
but ON the other hand IL Is asserted That he V'I wan
came her husband and could not marry again III Ii
rIeNity Justice Elliott adjourned the examination uh
III today. The complainant NNts al no lvN lluiluL'
She claims that she driven from BcdeiEs h"u-' W
te abuse which he brgau to heap upon her from the
time when he earned tuat Jones was living
Mrs Mar.h Ia smith, Of NO. G2l Flushing ave, i'ooh
yn va. alIcst,d on SATURDAY. charge oi "e"IHS
and samuel j. White, her alleged husband, was aiso
arrested FOR marrying her. when he kr" that sie "n'
the wife OF nuu,ner man The complainant "dr IA"
T. smith who clms that Martina smith was ihfIltu "
MIN ~ 1871 ANA never divorced. All me Icir"h7
are oolorcd MIR smith admitted her .ulll, ad wac
held fnr the Grand Jury- action. White deltu hI Hc
knew oil her marriage, ana was held Tor examination