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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
What is ScrOfuIa

tits that impurity in the blood, which, accumu
lsting in the glands of the neck, produces I'M
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs. or feet; which
DEVELOPS ulcers In the eyes, ears or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin
OF pmples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed TO "humors."
IT is more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possible features of both. Being the most ancient,
It the most general Of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons entirely free from II.
How can It be cured? By taking Hoods Sarss
parilla, which. by the cures It has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself TO be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections Of the blood
Hoods sarsaparilla is unequaled, and some Of the
cures it has effected are really wonderful. nyou
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; siI fors5. Preparedonly
bye. /. HOOD & CO., ApOthecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4.45P VI NAL daily except sunday.
$50 A. NJ ACCOMMODATES daily or-.,.
SUNDAY.
$50 A NJ NIGHT EMPRESS daily ,eI-es, 8la-
dap.
DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROClE 70
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN Sj.EEPER5 Ok ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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TanVe ArrfVo
}. Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NoRTBwARD.
.pallx tpaily except sunday

Daily tDaily except sunday
sTOPPING-PLACES
Nos q and IL mako no stops. NO ~ sops
only on signal at Manchester ana ChesleI. ~; ~"
"a stops only on signal az Chester, Centtailal
ana Manchester No. is etops on signai az az
regular stations No. 65 stops ON signal az ~
regular stations snd also at Temples ana fo i,,
Walthal. Nos. 81, y 80, 81. -, 80, 81 anu % WIN
stop At all stations FOR passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
OuTrains Nos. il and - sleeping-cars between
New YORK and Tampa, Fla. Srid JacSsonvllIel.
ON Trains Nos. ID and q seeping-cars between
Washington aud Charleston. On Trains Nos.
"A "a and rs sieeptng-cars between New YORK
and jacksonville. ON Train No. q sleeplng-caI
between Washington and Jacksonville. On
Trains Nos 10 and 90 sleoping-cars be'"een
Washington and Wilmington.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
rVIvK ARRIVE.
richmond. ..io:5s A. NJ. / Norfolk 49,. 40 I. y.
Richmond .. 1905 P. NJ Norfolk. 49,. $50 Z. y
Norfolk. $50 A. NJ Richmond. .i2sl /. y.
Norfolk .'l:5OP. NJ. Richmond. .ssS Z. N.
These trains aIso make close connections Tor
Fsrmvile, Lyncnourg, aud southwes tern polh.A
and all stations on the Norfolk ana western rsh-
road except the 1888 train. Passengers Tot
poluts weet Of Petersburg should TAKE the 931
A. 81. train instesd. n d. ~ ILL.,.
EFT D. MYERS, General superintendent
n NJ EMERSON General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Traflc Manager. myo
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALLRAIL FAsT-TREIGHT LIMB
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILA-
DELPHIA. NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND WEST
ERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RlCH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN BACH
DIRECTION.
Corrsspondingiy quick timo 20 other pointk
Through bills Of lading Issued at low rates.
G. A. TAYLOR
mol General Freight Agent
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RAILROAD LINES

ATLANTIC CoAsr LISE.)
RtcuuoSn Iyp PETERSBURG AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD, RICHMOND. May, ., lSsS =
NTOTICE.-ON AND AFTER THIS
~ data Train No IS, leaving Richmond AZ
1i:27 p. ~, and Train No. Is, arriving AZ hicn -
mond at 9'29 A. NJ, viii not run TURNER south
r. NJ. sULLY. Superintendent
ED. MYERS, General superintendent q,
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BY ". W. Bove.
Real Estate Auctionoer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
attire CORNER OF THIRTY-FIRsT AND
o STREETS.

BY virtue OF a decree. referred TO below, L VIII
sell by auction on tho premises on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1883,
at So o'clock p. ~, the LOTS above mentioned,
fronting 50 feet on Thirty-hrst street az the
northeast corner OF o, and running back l92 feet
A fne place for a store or small dwellings.
viii snb-divide to suit bidders.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months for note. with interest added, and
tttle retained. y. W. BOWIE,
Special Commissioner.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIL E
i ABOVE SALE | will offer at auction, on the
premises, the NICE LOT fronting seventy feet
on TWenty-eighth street at the northwest corner
OF 4 street VIII subdiYde.
TERMS: Reasonable. n. w. BOWIE,
my8 Auctioneer.
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ANDBRsoN's GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF AGAINST VIM
CENT, &C, DEFEsDANTs-lS THR CHANcERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
|, Benjamin II. Berry. clerk OF the said court,
certify that tho bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause OF
April 30, 1888. has been duly glyon.
Given under my hand this 80 day of May, 1893.
my4 BENJAMIN II. BERRY, Clerk.
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NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VAL
4 LIABLE STOCK OF DRUGS AND A
SPLENDID OPENING FOR A DRUGSTORE AT
THE THRIVING TOWN OF CLAREMONr,
YA.-By virtue OF certain deed Of trust exc
cuted by Medora A. Gridley and Clearance T.
Gridley to me. dated January 2, 1883, ana re-
corded Ia the clerks ONCE OF Surry county in
Deed Book -, page 4G9 and by request OF the
parties secured by said deed, will offer for sale
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, on the
promises. on
MAY IS, 1883.
at ~ O'clock, all the valuable stock Of DRUGS.
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, SHOWCASES, and
FIXTURES contained In the drugstore now
rented by the said Medora A. Gridley, located
near the public square on Bailey avenue, In the
town Of Claremont Surry county. Va. This Is a
splendid opportunity, AS there IS no druggist
within distance OF fifteen miles Of this town.
The stock inventories at prime cost about $780,
and Is fresh and reliable In every respect
Terms Cash. Apply to MINETkEE & JACK
SON, Petersburg. Va, or DR.. G. L GRlDLEY.
Claremont, Va.
ARTHUR R0D0FF, Trustee,
CLAREM0NT, VA, 1885, myl
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BOYD, MARY r. AND AIS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
BOWIE, T.. A. AND AIS. DEFEsDASrS-lE rHs
CHAEcERY COURT or THg CITY or RICHMOND
I. Benjamin II. Berry. CLERK OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho decree in said cause OF April
II, 1888, has been duly given.
Glyon under my hand this 18th day Of April,
1855. ....--
my5 BENJAMIN h. bEhht.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN Be
w TWEEN eighteen and twenty-one years
OF age as COLLECTOR, and 10 make himself
useful in the ONCE Of a dry-gOods store. Must
be quick and correct at figures and write plain
band. Address. in own handwriting,
COLLECTOR.
care DigDdfch of
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MARCH 3, 1855
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TwoDAILY TRAINS TO LrNCHBUR4

LEAVE RICHMOND.
1888 A. N. Daily, va Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad. Arrive AZ Petersburg g. IS
A. N. arrive az Norfolk 40 2. n.
935 A. n Daily. ui1 Richmond and Pelerst41f
railroad. Arrive az Petersburg 1. y
A. NJ. No leaves PetoTsDurs lNo
A. NJ for FSrmVllle. LyDch0urg, ~
noke. Bristol, Knoxville, aai a.
points south ami west
THROUGH CAR TO LYNCHBURG
s.os p. II. Daily, via Richm0ud AMI Potorstl,g
railroad. Arrive Petersburg 0.3j D.
NJ. leave Petersburg tbs r. N. ia =
arriving Norfolk g55 p n. Tlfolfl
car Richmond 70 Norfolk.
SO ?. NJ Daily. ria RichmOni and PeIetso+.
railroad Arrive al Ps;erstgff .
7. ~, connecting sih Train ~.
leaving Petersburg q, l35 Z. n. ii.
Fa.myillo. Lyuchburg. Roanoke. d,
tol. Knoxville, Chattanooga, AM 81
points south and west
PULLMAN SLEEPiNG-CAh ACCOAAODN
TONS
No l-Sleeping-car IRON Petersburg - bris.A
without change, and LyDchburs 10 Aeu?-'
without change.
No s-lynchburg % Nes Orleans, agd 100
noke 70 Chattanooga without chAnzo.
Tickets. baggage-clecks ana all inforna.--
can Dc obtained a. Richmond and PetcrsD4s
railroad depot. A w. CABRERA 100 hain s.fes.
and az tho Compaays once Ni ssN IA
street W. y. bEf ILL
General Passenger aud Ticket ASe9~
CHARLES q. EDDr, Woo President
ueueral Ocico, Roanoke. Va n3h
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By Z. A. Catlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No q Tleventh street


No. Eleventh street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS ON LOT 20 FEET FRONT AND RUN
MING BACK 122 FEET TO 22-FOOT COMMON
ALLEY, LOCATED No. 5l5 NORTH TWENTY
FOURTH STREET.-By virtue OF decree Of tho
Chencery Court Of Richmond city. entered April
"a, 1888. in the suit OF Anderson's guardian Us.
Vincent st dls We will sell at public auction. on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY OH,
at 5 o'clock 7. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said decree and located as above mentioned.
This property is now occupied by good ten
ant is within half block Of the street railway,
and could not be better located for renting pur-
poses.
TERMS: One third cash, and the balance at six
and twelve months. the purchaser executing his
note for tho deferred payments with interest
added from day OF sale, and title retained until
the whole purchase-money Is paid and 9conyey-
ance ordered by the Court
IL. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
:. ID. DAVIES,
ALLEN @. COLLINS,
Special Commissioners
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ROUGH ON PAIN " Plaster, Porosed. 15c.
ROUGH ON COUGHS" Coughs, colds, CSC.
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DICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILa0AD.-Sched- y,
commencing NAY L iSsS-esstorn stAH4A
umo:
f.25 A N. leaves Byri-Suses station daiiy; s'os'
only az Asnlsac, Junction, Nhioi
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper
Washington. Leaves NashipS i0-' ''
Now York at llsso A. NJ
LIN A N leaves byrd-Street station dsl4N -.
ceDf sunday. Leaves " Ashingt niN
New York a. $40 4. N. fafsW -
kichmOnG ID Washington. .-n.
GGP. ~. leayes Byrd-suees station D'"'
Sleeper 20 Now YORK -.
ie3s A NJ. arrives az Byrd-Street STALLION zap
sleeper from New fors. -
EtsP. NJ. arrives IS Byrd-Sucsi siAtoo oaly,
s,ors al Fretericssburg hiifofo, 80
Juf.tion. slice cor from Ma.nin -
le4P. n, arrives a. Ryrd-Slreei station "a. =
except sunday PAriof car As"'-s
ton 10 kichDonj.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAIlf ExcE1t sCSpArh ..
xocp NJ accommodation leaves Byfd->n,,,
station. arrives az Ashland ~ , y
tN4P. NJ. ieaves slbs arrives 81 A,hls1'
n47AM. Accommodation. arrives a. hyrs
street. slxtioa lesSOs Ashland - ''~
sssr. NJ. arrives .. KlDs kavss Ashland "
&l2P. N.
C. A. TAYLOR. General Tieks' Assa.
Z. T. d. hYssA. General saperlaisa1sa-- -,
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THE FRONT STREET FIRE.


ADo6t $4,000.
The estimates given in TIA Posi- Ix7x..Kr.
sxrcEs yesterday no-zEng OF Ii. Loses
oecastonsf By destTxetion by 6rs az tbs
Post and Frsuesfhal buildfnxs. on r-ant
street. are not materially changed nv ls,s-
information. Mr. Post b al r,roa his kusfa.
ing az Insurance os ssUo. uhfs- x~s.-.
frarenthai had $500 Thorsss Tao-.s.
the proprietor Of The Rainier ladx4,,
house. vas injured Tor $3.50. the silver
NOON restaurant fos 1900. the Cascade
tasnafy Ter $500 Parker & Co. furuftur~
dealers. 1850 J. D. Smith. razffsex. raxk.y
sigo, and few Others In Smaller arasuat.
considerable portion Of the ssork. Of n.
various stores aud the furniture vsxsaw@d
ous nevertheless the t0faf loss viii a~1rs
gate about so 90
The scene OF the eonflzgasiou wss vess-r.
aay visited By large crowds. uhs s,es.s
s s'ssss oaf1nS Inc whole dsy. watching TIE
oense Yesnmes Of smoke yet pouring froys
the banning Debris. aud the ee.,rr. ~
soins 81 The owners OF she ruined ,srone-tx
% safe wnateyer might have sifhs.n-ss
~, , fusy Of the flames. They fonua YER
little Of value. ~
The Post building was a new ere. having
been completed within the pass 70
months: Like the adjacent sfractnrr.
tae Frauenihai baflding. II had
TWO stories ab0ye the fsvsI
o Front street and two below. NJ u
r0st. the owner, Il In California The
fraasnfnal building vas moved from the
loea.ion On Front street. pox oer7,njed ~
IoE lss. SsHgermsn 4 Co. assaf a yssrand
Z half slaee. Toe buildin1 wss moved ia
tS9 sections. and was placed on a tso-
story basement bnilf anew.
The amount Of elo;hipg burned in the
iash3ry gas large. and the ansounr Of yer-
sousi property lost hy the y los,g..rx II, ~.
upstairs Sst was also considerable.
great portion Of the furniture was gotten
oaf and placed On the sidewalk aud IA ~.
yard 81 HDr. A. A Denny opposite. and
tner carefully watched. by the police.
bilIty accidental Naay o the Jotgprs in
TIE building we're awakened ov lsud lar
IS II hy an explosion, aad IL il believed
thar the drying room 81 she Laundry had
become oFerh-aiei sna ignited sadaenIy,
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PAssENG Err LISTS.

Per steamer walla Walls, from san
Francisco, November % For Seattle
H. l. Brewer and wife, r. NJ Creswell, J.
u Freese, W Dubois. G. +. jackson and
wife, Miss NJ. IL Sinclair, g. W. Aikley. w
A Blake l. e. Grace Mrs. E. Hawthorne
Miss l. Hawthorne. J. Smith. J r. Farms
worth, Minnie salmon, Mrs. K ii. Hora, J.
7. Rief, {. c. CAikins. A. r. Anderson, J
", Cooper, II. p Heller, J. F, FAlkuer.
Port Townsend---J. b. Hollingsworih
H. II. Henley, +. cushel. {. N. Pendergast
stone, Ii. c. Barry. Mrs. Curnen. Mrs. II
/ Bendt, Alsss 1. Roberts, J. Carineli, J.
A. Taft
Tacoma-Nrs J. W. Cole. Mrs Johnson
and three children, Ms. Hulse and son
&. T. Aillisent and wife. a. W Owens
Per Umstilla for san Francisco; Mr.. A
r Beach, daughter and child, T. L. Pas
kett, Miss D0cis DObbsBs. o. Hauser, wife
and child. Miss Nora Moran. x. l. smith
=. Csnstine, DR. II. Duboise, Mrs Dries
Mccall. {, nawginger. A. \. Waite, Mrs.
y c. Aiger, ?. HuDer. II. Rhoads. Il. d
Brew. c. Z Fills, and 81 steeTage.
Per steamer Premier from Vancouver.
&c. C. Z Britton. Harry Doarn, g
NsrottA. & r. Ellis. {. o. AottlnsSn. q
Nelson, g. tioranson. z. sgeuS0n, Georgs
Enurson, Louis Rertr lin, Alphanse Lemaif
Mrs A Lemalf Mrs. q. Langpre, Mrs
PelissieF, NJ, Chspert. Msttes Palma, Pat
Rxa3ish. Michael Ocean, foRr japanese
one male, three females
OREGON & Cahfornia-Passed Hedfnrd
? Griffin. A. Wilson. }. O. Cadmsu, Mrs
Rss acids. Mrs Hatch. ". Frazer. Ms
Knott, Mrs Humphrey, Mrs. L. b Mar
shat. :. Bates ". +. stevens. W. story, W
II. Barker and 10 immigrants
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ATTEMPTED SWINDLE.
A Man Impersonates Another and
Tries to Sell Real Estate.

A pretty slick game to get q thousand
dollars easily vas attempted by an al
vcutufgg, 4RO called upon Mr.. Rees p
DAniels yesterday, at his place Of business.
and represented that he was Owen ~.
Jones. the owner OF lots aud ., block s,
Jackson stree; addition and had come TO
complete a sale Of the property. To better
understand this mans game" Il must be
stated that NJ. Daniels had been negotiat-
,ng for the purchase of Mr., Jones lot. aud
not knowing Mr. Jones personally, was led
I 20 believe that bis visitor was the
genuine article, Jones himself TIE real
Mr.. Jones had left power Of attorney a.
the First National bank. aud somehow or
other, the slick one" had acquainted him
self with this fact aud began AZ once a
first-class initiation of man bargaining
for good figure for supposed posS ssions.
Mt. Daniels was taken in to the extent OF
SO 10 bind a bargain 10 buy the property
for 5000. aud they proceeded 10 the First
National bank in the afterr con accom-.
panied By G. W. Carrail-
At the bank they were informed tha, the
power of attorney given by Owen NJ Jones
was on lle, but one of the bank officials
whispered Ia Mr. Daniels that IL would be
well frat To go 10 the Office Of Dearborn
4 Co. where Mr.. Jones was known, aud
have the supposed Mr.. Jones identified.
Tue man was asked 10 60 TO Dear.
born & Cos before anything else
was done. and they started, but
IL seems that whea they reached the Office
OF Dearborn & Co. the would-be Jones con
eluded the Jig Was up. so be took 10 his
heels, making rapidly up the hill to hide
la some alley near the court house. AlsS.
there was another Jones G ter him, a swift
footed Policeman Jones, and Policeman
Jones captured woald- be Jones on James
street and forthwith took him before Jus
iice Jones, charged with obtaining money
uuder false preienses. His case was con
tinued until p. m, today.
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BREvIrIEs.


Rev. T. d. Driver is a. the Occidental
z. Roberts, the ssiyatiaalss, was given II
days ~ jail for beziing his wife.
The Fabian, Dimeto was fined SIS and
costs for siaboing Bozetti Frsncesto.
&F W. II, Meal. Of Portland. genera
agent OF the Northwestern "a iroad system.
was IN this city yesterday.
A marriage license was granted yes,er-
day Tor VIM Hunt Of Sianwood. and Mrs.
VI. F. Stewart of this city.
A defaut was allowed yesterday in the
divorce ease Of Frank c. IHkanoyiteh
against Katarina inksnoyitch.
John Berwick, who threatened 10 shoot
Alex Neisser. was discharged, Mr. aud
Ms Aeister declining 10 testify against
hln.
The salmon Bay Single Company. with
capital of $1,000, filed articles Of incor-
raratlon YESTERDAY. Albert W Hight John
willard and ~ Biggs, are the trustees.
Don't fail to hear DR.. !. D. Driver. of Eas,
Porflsud. deliver his second lecture To-
night In the lecture room OF the NJ
church, corner Third and Marion. Subject
Miracles"
Harry Johnston, professional rambler.
got very drunk and reeklessiy fiourished
revolver and attempted 10 capture North
Seattle last night He was brought In by
Officer Jones.
M. A. r. Webb. the safe man Of Port.
land, is In the city. The safe put up BY
him a. free rafile recently was won by
Ely Garfield OF oregon City, who held
ticket No. 3II2
Nj F. J. Liehtsnberg left last evening
for New York City. accompanied by his
wife and little sou. Mr.. Liehfenberg's oh
Jet Ia going East is 20 have a surgical
operation performed
The boilers for the engines for the n {nt
street cable road arrived YESTERDAY u I'd
were conveyed 10 the power house N De-
pot staeet. All the machinery and mate
rial are now on hand.
Those who haven't received their tickets
y the Eosfon Quinteite Club concert. from
Robert y. stevens. can reserve seats az the
tie Pharmacy newt Monday, II their
names are are on the subscription roll
Several members OF the Harrison Legion
aud Grant Club were entertained last night
aboard the Premier by Capt O'Brien Res
aiutioBs com elementary 10 CAPT. D Brien
were passed aud a telegram Was sent %
Col. J. G. Haines. testifyiag their conii-
denee In him and his scquittal Of the
charge OF conspiracy.
Since sheriff C0chrRne paid his hand
organ election bet he has received the
following contributions Tor the beueSt Of
the Chlldrer's Home: Capt Gilmore S.,
Charles Ii. Kittinger q. Henry Adams OF
White river s., Judge Jnnips Rochcsier S..
Mr. Dabson III 80. and q well knowu gen.
tlcIaan -, making total Of 81 %.
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OPPOSED TO DIVORCES.
Judge Boyle Expresses His Views
Plainly.
He WIN Net Gr.as Legal s.p.r.
.tiss In These s.cst and
Drfeds' casss-

The Gvvnns aad Allseesr divorce eases
took up most Of the afserroe1 before Chief
JGsfEee Boyie YESTERDAY sfserrosa. The
former was suit 81 Nellie r. Gwynne. a,e
Hover. ax.inst James A. Gwvnne. who IL
very web known here, oa the grounds Of
h.sstzsl drunkenness. gzzlSiaS. neglect
aad erzei trrstnent xr4 Case. a. whose
slsce the Gwxnoss resided. s W. Scott.
Mrs. Therexa Scuts. O. " DwsIly. and the
pi.inti1 al gave evidence 70 sappo-t the
siiegstlnn made Ia the eon 2lsist. hat no
defendant was present. ard no defense
usde.
NJ. Lewis. the attorney for Mr.. Gwyane
expected ihst Judge Boyle would grant the
divoree upon the aadispated evidence
eHsree. but - his establishment the chief
3Essice assumed = fessk OF seriousness.
rabb~d bis 5Fow with bis right hand. and
like the keen air OF nsid-wiHi=r morning,
esme this uttersnce from his i5Es:
M Lewis. you mar srgas the case. bnf
IL may - well BE aadTrsss-ed by the bar
hereafter Is row that this court is opposed
to divorces Ccarts we're nos made TO
grant divorces a. will This court viii b
awerse TO granting divorces upon the
greaaGs Of mere disagreement aud dis
sbiaty, and the bar OF this CRY mSy a. well
bear II IN mind for the future that this
court will show no disposition TO grant d.
vorces in ordinary eaSes
The matter Was taken under adyiseme1t
Mr. Lewis aud his client we're apparently
thunderstrHek- II seemed as II the chief
justice had slready made his decision, and
that argument would not avail much He
aud bis client ana their witnesses passed
cat OF the court room wearing looks that
were q strange mixtrre Of utter helpless
ness bevilderment aud surprise
In the case Of Nellie sllieott against
James p. AllIcott, 70: the custody Of three
minor children. the court res rinded the
order made lss- July 30 far As TO give the
rsother the custody, en3aiEing her from
taking them away from King county until
further orders. and requiring the husband
10 pay 50 per month a.imony, with the
privilege Of visiting the children AZ any
time. Mrs Darrin, the wifs's mother, aud
Mrs sandersoa, who has been caring for
the children, were the only witnesses in
the case. Excitement 50 overcsme Ms
SsndeFsoa that she tainted aud the care of
a physician was necessary.