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SCAMP WORK ON THE TUNNEL.
ub.Contractor Brennan Before the
Military Court OF Inquiry.

WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT BAD WORK IN TIE BIO
BORE OF THE WASHINGTON AoUEDUcT-rHE
TKN-DoLLAR BILL He GAVE INSPECTOR LAM
GAN,
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l,OR RENT-lI-ROOM BRICK HOUSE POS ID ST
u nw- all modern cOnvsnleuces; fronts south; rent
siJ per month; key at 2O7 st. Inquire 1918 Cor
CurJn st nIS-3t.
EHOR RENT - $40 b STREET SOUTHEAST, 3
rooms; all modern improvements convenient to
ears and her1ics s25 per month WALKER &
WALTER 613 II NV. n2S-3t
IGOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED-l5OI ST
Il II W. 10 rooms. all modern improvements: a rare
chance good. reliable tenant: price $50 Apply
q BUSHNELL CARU 81. Real Estate Brokers. zoos
st nv n27-:3t
IHOR RENT-46 ]. ST. n W, TWO-sTORY, SIX
room Brick water and parking in front; near
ears and herCtlcs and printing Office. 1890
SMOkMSIEDT BRADLEY,
MIST 921 + st. NV
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Tor sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF BU-
- slness property on st., bst 9Th and 9Th, n side
n2S-6t - a3S
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EOR SALES DESIRABLE HOUSES ON 18TH
Il St. n OF Il, In perfect order; II rooms
900 a. A. p. HILL & CO.,
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E,OR sALEa2 VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES ON r
II st' Del. iotn sno l4th, north side; II rooms.
pps.st AP HILL 4 Co..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DERMANENT GOOD WAGES TO PARTY WHO
will invest 81, 900 to 900 in profitable manu-
featuring company south Address NJ. G. O., Star Of
nee D2S-1ws
EOR RENT-wOOD AND COAL YARD IN GOOD
location; brick office, scales, sheds, &c in excel
Ient order Eor terms apply to GREEN l. CUNNING
HAM, l4oo st. n2S-lm'
FOR SALE "A CIGAR STORE. 2O6 H ST, n. W.
- Call after . pm. n2S-3t.
w ANTED-wooD AND COAL YARD, CENTRAL
WY located; state price. Address II. c., Star office
GREAT CHANCES FOR A YOUNG GROCERY
$1,000; fixtures, $500; horse, wagon. and harness,
S30o owner called from the city, and will sell for
YI,OO0 cash Sales lproyen) $3.50 weekly. Il. p.
HUICHlNS CO., 1921 Est. nv n26-3t
ElR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY AND
4 PROVISION STORE will be sold at a great sacri-
nee before December small cash payment only re-
Quired. GEO A. JORDAN
Successor to Whitaker l. Jordan
n26-3t 14i1 st.
On ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF SENIOR
~ partner the tourshing retail Hardware Business
OF COCHhAN. LEWIS, in growing city of ten
Inhabitants is for SALE The sales for the past
elsnt months amounts to about 1000. Address
LOWRY LEWIS, the surviving partner, Staunton, Va
WANTED-A SMALL. CHEAP LOT; GOOD LOCA-
" non; Tor which hrst-class, elegant, Upright
Plano VIII be tax en- IN or toward pay.
n24-6t HALLETT DAVIS Co, 81 9th st.n.w.
lrOR LEASE-RESTAURANT AND RESIDENCE
4 l422 st. NV. THoS ]. MYERS 1921 9th st.
II. w. n24-6ts
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No EXTRA FARES ON B. AND O.-The B. and
o. has established quicker train service be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia than that
for which others charge an extra fare. No az
tras are charged on the b. and o.
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EOR sALE-I ST, BET. 9TH AND 10TH; 16
Il rooms; large lot house in good condition
800. A. p HILL q Co,
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At Hutchinson, Kama, A. q. staat supsrin-
tendent Of the street railway, eloped With the
wife Of prominent citizen.
At Lowell, Mass., Rhone Rensult, editor Of
rested for libel on complaint of Or. ycssph
Proteeu. The alleged hbelous articles we're
published during TIE recent politieai oanpaiR
Senauit vas bailed tn o000.
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FINANCIAL.


American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
j. &. HurcH1Nsos,
IMPORTER
RICH MILLINERY.
HIGH NovELTIEa
Per last Steamer
Your inspection solicited.
WRAPS AND JACKETS.
To which the attention Of Ladies' 10 urgently directed
TINS entire Stock being new all Of the highest grades
OF material, made and finished In the most workman
like manner
Jackets 3d. 81. ranging in price to ESQ.
800.
Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets as, ranging in price
to Sl25 Made Of the finest grade Of Bradford Plush
Of so fine texture that none but expert can dis
tingush from the real Seal Fur finished Like the real
Seal garment, richly lined
Special Seal Plush Mod,eska at els, reg price eye.
Novelties in Pattern Garments, and have no dupli-
Gates and will recommend themselves to patrons in
search Of very high class goods
KID GLOVES
The Winter importation of our celebrated Foster
Improved Lacing Glove has arrived. Our sales on
this Glove during the past have been enormous
and we intend giving patrons this Glove
having no superior in it style. or reliability.
Our II Glove is the best in the city
noe eO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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INOR SALE
+ LEI Mass: ave. NV, 22r ............. s35, 900
Handsome double house. near Dupont Circle. 10000
Mass pct i3 s ana snd ltth s new
sn al ios II spa bath 1899
III 18th ST., three story brick, 7r and bath. 1000
Corcoran, bet. 18th and 14th sts Or cellar. 1000
+ st ne, bet list and I'd sts, 7r and bath. 1900
Cleveland ave, bet. and Boundary, 6r...... 1880
Lots 90 so and 100 feet deep at bargains
houses not included In the above, also fne building
lots in the northwest and cheaper in all sections
OF the city Call at Office and examine bulletin
se29-3m JOHN SHERMAN CO, 1407 b st.
FOR sAs ALE fc ;ST9RY, AND BASEMENT
ments; in good neighborhood, and in rstclsss con.
dition. Apply at Sl3 l. st. NV. n3-1m'
NOR sALE-HANDsoME NEW STORE AND
CIV dwelling, 63I Pa ave re store is 20x56; and 10
heated by large furnace IN cellar which is full length
housekeeping. with ve rooms, Kitchen and bath, hot
and cold water, etc Best location the Hill for bust
ness Price $4,000. sWoRMSTEDT BRADLEY,
S21 st. NV no23-6ts
IHoR sAIE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ONF
Ist NV, between 9th and 9TH SITS, lot 20xl 90
brick house. rooms In view Of the location OF the
Post Office IN Pension Building. which has become
ofces and business purposes generally and must
nance rapidly in value. THOMAS 4, MITCHELL
oc4-2m 934 ST.. Room 4.
FOR sALE-NEW HOUSES. TWO BEAUTIFUL
bath speaking tubes. &C.; everything frst-class
$40 and 321 D st. ne the cheapest houses in town.
304, 3O6, and 30s @ st. ne; eight rooms BATH
soaking tubes Se slate mAntes latrobes range
suit WASH'N DANENHOWER,
nIo-1m Ills + ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.


A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE AC-
~ qualntance OF an educated young lady or widow
VINO Will have proper appreciation of devoted and
sincere FREUD. Address Box 81 Star office when and
where an interview Will be given. n2S-3t'
II .ADY WILL PAY $50 DOWN AND $40 PER
~ month to any one who will secure her an Office
paying not less than $50 month Correspondence
CONFIDENTIAL. Address RENO, Star Office. no2S-2t
A LADY WILL GIVE HALF OF FIRST MONTHS
Asalary and 10 per cent month, to secur-
ing her place IN one Of the Departments. Core
spondepce confidential. Adpress W. g., Star office.
n27-2ts
MEsT!AtLlL.IcA; VERA IS VERY I'LL. COME AND
ssK I.YDORA.n THE ONLY EFFECTIvEP REPA-
- ~ ration for DEVELOPING the BUST. ATTEN-
UATED and UNDEvELOPED FORMS made plump
and beautiful; NEVER FAILS. USED EXTERN
ALLY. NO INSTRUMENTS. Change perceptible in
aweek. Advice and treatments given at parlors Of
NINE. WILBUR, Inventor and Sole Manufacturer. 7O3
10th St NV. n2T-1ms
NOR ADOPTION, A HEALTHY NEW BORN MALE
child any one wishing to ii send address to
ADOfr1ON, Star ofhce n26-3ts
GIvu~SERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers Send 1Qc. to
T. W. FLYNN, A. n, Ivy Institute,
n14-1m, southwest cor 9Th and sts. NV.
WIN. WILLIAMS, GEO.W. McELFREsH, AUTHOR
w tied Private Detective Agency. Communications
open ~ hourx ". WILLIAMS. Manager. 926 NV.
TUsTHS OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
q, where arstelass Second Hand Clothing can b
sola ~ Ssspestane ps1eeA AdAeus or eau q ct
AM ~a1-om
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Half mile further north, and quite near 10
the road, is another and larger camp. Except
that il is the headquarters for three families
the Smiths the Stanleys and the Bates'-it ID
very much like that of the Harrisons About
eight men, ten women andtwenty-fve children
reside here, renting the ground on which they
live from Mr.. Stewart, and paying well for the
privilege. None of them commit any depreda-
tons in the vicinity of their camps; that would
be bad policy. OF course an occasional chicken,
a few bushels of potatoes, a sackful of corn, or
a couple Of cabbSge-heads, are not Just where
their owners expect them TO be, but such
trihing populations are matters Of but little mo-
ment-to gypsy. The original proprietors. as
a rule, are not aware that there has been any
transfer Of property. The descendants Of
lshmael have a reputation of being less
scrupulous and more bold when on the road
Their very daring often confounds Justice, and
the conviction Of a gypsy thief is always q mat
ter OF difficulty; he is careful to see that there
are no witnesses around at the supreme mo-
ment. With all their faults they are hospits-
BILE people; they are cold toward strangers un-
less the stranger is in trouble, but when any
one appeals to them for shelter, whether from the
lawor theweather, he will be guarded - carefully
as man ever was. IL the gypsy could only put
a more equitable construction upon the law Of
meum and tuum he would be more highly re-
spected and beloved than he now II, but then
he would not be gypsy.
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1t An elegantly furnished, S-room, 3-story House. on
y st NV. bet 9th and 10th sts suitable for Member
Of Congress- rent SIS. g. A. JORDAN
Successor to Whitaker s Jordan,
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

INOR RENI-PART OF BRICK HOUSE: ; ROOMS
Il cellar and bath; go. from Pension and Govern
Inent Printing Offices; low rent parties without
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EQE sALEIG ST, BET 18TH AND GOTH; NEW
y mouse; IL rooms; splendid location; viii be sold
cn nssSst A. p. HILL CO..
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NOR RENT = HANDSOME NEW BAY-wINDOw
Il House; 10 rooms and bath all conveniences; 9th
quIre OF FRANK p. BROWNING 4I6 9Th st NV
uZS-lm
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EoR sALE-NORTHwEsT CORNER PROPERTY
411lO0 feet; trees shIuebery. noyers and fountain;
brick house west half Of lott half Of lot vacant
and well suited for four nice houses This property
Is In every way desirable o permanent home in
vestnent, being contiguous TO Mass. and Vermont
ayes, and Scott, Thomas and Iowa Circles Apply to
OWNER. ocS-.Im
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NOR RENT-l747 ST. n W; TEN ROOMS:
II modern improvements. $40 80 Apply TO
NESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
Penn, mia
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shop 1900 st. 1900
Rooms in several localities. GEO. ". LINKINS,
n22-4w 10Th and Ii SITS.
ENOR NATURALIZATION WILL BE RECEIVED
IL for leasing that most desirable new house, 1915
Rhode Island ave. NV particular has been taken
to secure perfect freedom from damPness abund-
ance of light and ventilation; plumbing and sanitary
arrangements perfect steam heat and open trephces
IN every room fixtures and wall papers especial
features of selection by the architect inspection is
invited Apply to WI. r. YOUNG, 1903 St,
or to w. NJ. POINDENTER,
n23-6t Architect 1905 Pa. ave.
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They were his employers. but he never had
much to do with them. The union" question
did not come into the AFFIDAVIT
In reply to question by Capt Chester, Bren-
nan said that he would call a man who could
build good wall without having served an ap-
premiership or who did not belong to the union.
a good mason. The time of the men was kept
by Beckwith and Quackenbush, who paid all
the men. Referring to the case OF Lanigan's
$40 bill he said that the money was for extra
time. Beckwith's timekeeper said that he did
not have Lanigan's name on his book and
witness said that Jim ought to have some
thing" so he gave him the $40. The rate of
pay for overtime was so cents an hour, but he
could not say whether Lanigan had worked
twenty hours or not, but he thought he must
nave worked that long. In the witness opin-
Ion It was not right to allow the contractors to
pay the inspectors for working overtime. He
had never seen 1t done anywhere else.
DID AS HE WAS TOLD TO DO.
There were no specifications in the SUBJ
contract, and no standards set up. The work
was to be done to the satisfaction of the
inspectors and the engineer in charge. He had
made inquiries of the inspectors and from Mr..
Coryen as to what kind of work they required.
and he always followed what they told him.
No inspector but Mr.. Kirlin ever called his
did any of them ever try to squeeze your"
asked Capt Chester.
Not me-" was the reply.
Why did You pay Mr.. Lanigan for over time
II you did not believe the inspectors should be
paid?" asked Col Craighill.
Because thought that if the others got il
he should"
''Was this overtime q necessity or merely
an excuse for paying the inspectors extra
money!" was Capt. Chester's query.
1T was necessity"
The witness said that he
NEVER TOLD THE MEN TO DO scAMP-woRK.
He always required them TO use plenty of
cement, which, he remarked, did not cost him
anything.
The witness was discharged at noon. and the
court began reading the record. After about
half an hours indulgence in this sxsreise =
-~cess was taken until so
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j. G. HurcH,ssos,
WRAPS AND JACKETS,

Per last Steamer.
Your inspection solicited.
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EOE kENT-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY-A
y nicely FURNISHED residence, opposite Judiciary
Square on 4th ST. NV, between and +, from Deceu-
Der 10. 1883, to May Is. 1889. The house contains
nine large rooms and private office, with bath-roons
closets, large dry cellar coal vault and all modern i'm
provements; all rooms are communicating and hand
somely furnished. including new upright piano, &C
the kitchen is large opening to large back lawn
with new cabinet range and every thing complete the
owner has recently furnished and fitted this house up
regardless OF cost to make 1t in every way desirable
private residence, but owing bad health will leave
the city for the winter and will rent the house
800 per mouth Any one wishing pleasant home
nicely located for the winter will do we'll to call and
examine this house, 500 4th st NV
n.2-1w THOS. l.. WAGGAMAN, OF stnw
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y ne above houses can Be examined by permit from
o1. once only THOMAS J. FISHER Co
~ 1924 St n w.
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IHOR RENT-3043 y ST tGE0RGETOwNt; TEN
Il rooms, modern improvements rent. $1,000.
Apply to WESCOTT s WILCOX.
n2S-4t 1907 Pennsy lvania ave NV.
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NOR RENT-S-ROOM BRICK, 515 4TH ST NV.
IL mod. imps.: rent $50; 1-rooIn brick 102:I 26th
NV, mod. ilnps.; rent $3.50 THOS. J. MYERS
1O21 9th NV. MATT
, 1888-03-15

The city treasurer reports that the taxes
have been coming In rapidly during theo
last two OF three days. The time of grace
has almost passed.
Word has been received from headqnar.
tiers that those members OF company @
who have purchased uniforms at their own
expense will be reimbursed for the same
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ, @.
A. have presented the organization with q
very handsome desk. II Is something that
the secretary has needed for long time
and will be much appreciated by him.
A rifle shot was heard by several persons
on Sunday night about o O'Clock, some
where in the neighborhood Of the old Meth.
odist church. The police were unable to
find out the party who discharged 1t.
Henderson and Minter, two enterprising
young men who have recently arrived in
the city. have leased q lot ON which they
intend to erect building In which they
will open up tin, sheet iron and furnace
establishment.
, 1888-03-15

Just MS we were going To press this
morning news reached this Office that
there was tremendous cyclone raging
at the "East End" Later: We learn
that the G., clone at the East End has
utterly torn to pieces the original plan
for selling the addition, so Root, Coons
& Co. have resolved to try another
plan, viz: They will offer this even
ing, ut 80, the entire addition of East
End Except what has already been
sold) at public auction, Mt the auction
rooms of w. j. Dunston, Riverside
avenue. They mean that this property
must be sold, and if you attend the
auction this evening YOU will get it at
your own price. Now listen; East
End is at the landing of the new
steamer line.
East End will be the terminous OF
| the street car line.
East End joins Ross Park, where
they are selling five acre plats for
$1,000.
East End is decidedly the most
| handsome addition ever added to Spo-
kane.
East End is plated in lots of fifty
feet front, twelve lots to the block,
sixteen foot alleys, and seventy foot
streets.
Now remember, you can buy the
lots at your own price, paying twenty
per cent. cash. No interest on de-
ferred payments. The property must
be sold tonight.
, 1888-03-15

developing by shaft, working ten men,
three eight-hour shifts. The prospects
are very promising, and il Mr.. Hawley
succeeds in reaching his object, cir
cumstaDces will make 1t very valu'
able property.
The Apex enjoyed "a season OF boom,
but death-like silence prevades the
premises now. There were reported
rich strikes, but the facts are not man.
ifest that make IL true. Reports of
assays of SIT in gold, Ia per cent. OF
lead and $3 80 in silver is sadly out OF
keeping in this instance with the ma
ture OF things and shows lack OF
knowledge in those matters. The
owners of this mine have
shown an indomitable spirit in
the matter, but there are
other things besides energy. stakes
aud high sounding names, that are
essential to the success OF legitimate
mining.
The owners OF the Silver King, in
Government gulch, becoming dis
gusted with the offers of poverty
stricken capitalists, have gone to work
TO develop the property themselves
and make an effort TO ship ore. Most
OF their ore is in ~ soft friable gangue,
that does not require rock breaker,
and by a process OF sluice boxes and
hand jigs they are turning out clean,
high grade product. The boys are
highly elated over their success and
will continue work with an increased
force and improved methods. The ex.
ample Is well worth the attention Of
others who have property similarly
situated. IL. w. Il.
, 1888-03-15
Grand Opening.

This evening will take place the
grand opening Of the Capitol Beer
Hall, on Main street, near Howard,
which is the largest and finest north
of Portland. 1t will be run by those
prime good fellows and popular publ
cans Matt Laib and Bob Crane, who
are ON deck once more. They will ex-
tend hearty welcome 10 all their old
friends, and AS many new ones as are
looking for a cozy and pleasant public
resort. The doors OF the Capitol will
swing open at Z 80 tonight. Milwau-
kee and New York beer only five cents
glass. Fine lunches will be spe-
cialty OF the house.
, 1888-03-15
FOR SALE.

TaDglewood farm % miles east Of Spokane,
road, consisting OF 1850 acres of government
land and s6 acres adjoining railroad land, VI
ncres under good fence, 20 acres Of timothy,
~ acres wild grass 100 ~ open land, ~ acres
OF timber. 3springs aud n large pond, the out
let OF stream, bcNer dam land: 400 fruit
tree, years old; 1000 strawDerry plants In
good bearing condition; curranis, gooseber-
rfes; black red Hnd yellow rt,sDberries; black
berries ana grape vines u tine assortment OF
roses and ornamental bushes. Frame build
iugs, consi-tin ofdwelling pN;D, barn 5ON60,
smoke house. lee house woOdshed ana good
g. liar, hOggery 20x;sD, heuuefy Dxi0, | span
ponies ! driving horse, \ saddle horse, way
on, buggy, moving machine, hay rake, seed
drill, scraper. plOws aud burrows and all
the requisites OF farming tools for good work.
Also l6O acres timber culture claim. IS acres
under tence ~ acres broke, l0in timothy, Is
fall IN wheat.
All for sale AZ n reasonable price for cash.
Apply on premises or NJ pOstOffice az kath-
drum, Must be sold inside OF 10 days.
3.e MRs. j. X, CUrIIS9.
, 1888-03-15
Motto to Creditors.

In the matter oi the estate of Virginia
Wilson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, bv the under,
signed, executor Of the last will and tests
nent of Virginia Wilson. deceased, that I
all persons having claims against said dey
ceased are hereby required to present the
same with the necessary vouchers to such
executor at the Office Of Nash Il Kinnaird,
in the city Of Spokane Falls, Washington
territory, within one year from the date OF
this notice.
Dated this 7th day Of March. 1858.
CHARLKs WIIsoS.
Executor Of the will OF Virginia Wilson,
deceased. 3-s-w-5t
, 1888-03-15
SUMMONS.
Territory OF Washingtont d.
County of SpOk ane. ~

County of spoka kane.
In the District Court Of the Territory Of wash
ington and for the Fourth Judicial District
tbereOf, holding terms at Spokane Fails,
spokane County, In said Territory
Elzabeth stephens. plaintiff vs.. Frederick Il.
stephens. defendant.
The United states or Americs
To Frederick l.. stephens defendant You are
plaintiff In the District Court Of wash
ington Territory, and for the fourth
Judicial district thereof, hsidifs terms
at Spokane Falls, Spokane County, in said Terri.
tory, 70 answer To the complaint Of plsinhH,
MED in spokane County, Within twenty days
after after the service OF this summons, exclusive OK
II not served within said county but within
said distric In thirty days, IL served within any
other judicial district In the Territory In forty
days, II served by publication within sixty days
after the date vi the first publication OF this
summons, or the said plaintiff win take judg-
nent against you by default, according to the
prayer oi the complaint.
Tho cause and general n, ure of this action
~ 20 dissolve The bonds Ofntatrimopy nov
on The grounds Of cruelty ani failure 10 sup.
pori, AID fnr such other ana further relief ~
10 the Court may asem meet.
witness the Hon, George TuSu4g
Associate Justice Of the -
preme Court OF Washingoc4
jtEAL Territory. and Judge Of sai&
' Cour and the seal thereof amI
- this I'D day ofysbrusry, >.
D.A. Ga.xnsxr. Clerk
A. 3: hsBroom, soaiei,ar fos Plsinsi9