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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

MAX NATHAN DIVISION, No.
Xfl 321, brotherhood OF Locomotive Ensi-
neefs. and tho Ladies' Auxiliary Lodge. No 100,
will give an EXCURSION TO WEST POINT.
THURSDAY, June 10, 1893. Tickets, Soc
children under IL. Csc. Train leaves Msoches-
ter At & A. NJ. 10 Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

Reading notices in reading -uatter typo nvs
Ines or iess. 81: In nonpsfesi loaded. 7So
card Of rates for more space furnished on sp-
rlicatiop-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Richmond-James L. Clay to George G..
and Edward Clay jr.. oue-tfird interest
I'm u feet on north side Coutts street near
Second. $3.50.
G. v. and W. T. Harwood 20 II. c.
Richardson. 2j feet on Thirtieth street.
southeast corner o. $50.
Henry Kaufelt TO w. VI. Louisa, wife
Of q. f. Nauman. y feet on west side
Williamsburg avenue. between Denny and
Louisiana streets. $50
James +. Kearney TO a. T. Ragland
40 feet on Franklin street. southeast cor
ncr Harrison. $500
Leonard j. Roster and Louis II. Roster
10 G. ~. Smither's execgtrix, 20 feet on
west side Randolph street. between Ash
land and Claiborne, $500
Nelson Williams. Jr.. 10 B. +. Turner
o. feet ON north side Marshall street, near
Thirteenth. f225.
a. ~. Rarland 20 Charlotte r.. wife Of
James j. Koauey. go feet on Franklin
street southeast corner Harrison. 5000.
William j. Wcstwo0d 10 Irwin v. Nor
fleet. % II feet on south side Marshall
street between Tweuty-trst and Twenty
second. S1s33A
Henrico-Iamcs II. Barton 10 r. 4.
Lamb IS interest I'm a acres near Rich
m0nd and Hcnrico turnpike s..
Johanna Honman's eXecutrix 10 Samuel
Temple. is ~ feet on north side Webster
street between Cabeu and Rome S399
Haw d. Potts. special commissioners to
William III. OEeill. % II feet ON south
side Wood street. near Seventeenth. 5000
n. A. Lamb 90 Charles T.. Moore. lots
and i'm block 3. Brookaud Park. $50
William A. end John W. Peasants 10
Edwin Peasants. trustee. real estate
bounded by Clay. Leigh. Thirty-frst and
Thirty-fourth streets, 132 feet on Leigh
street. northeast corner Thirty-frst: $50
feet ON west side Thirty-second street.
extending from Leigh 20 NJ. % "a acres.
501-l .0) of am acre and GO feet ON south
side Clay street between Thirty-hfth and
Thirtv-avth.
Lewis Stewart to William and Julia A.
HW. 20 feet on east side Thirty-second
street between r aal S. $3.50.
j. ~ Turpn % James ". Barton. lots
s.. @ and 30 i'm block /, North avenue sub
division 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
10 RETAIN THE RECrOR.
The Congregation of -. Johns Church
Pass Resolutions.

ln~s ttfNtlhAi'hNs
a Conversational meeting was held last
Ujebt nj ST.. Johns church TO express the
feelings of the members I'm regard 10 the
call the rector Rev. L. w: Burton. has
received 10 81. Andrews church, OF LOUIS
yiue ~.
Moore T.. r. Gretter. George l.. cur
rio f. T. Craieie and ID. &. Richard
son. reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
eli having come 90 the knowledge OF this
CONGREGATION that our beloved rector Rev.
l.. W. Burton. has received a most fiat
tariur call 10 ST. Andrews church, IN
Y.ouisyiUe. XIV. we desire hereby 10 eN-
press our sincere affection for him per-
sonaIlv ana our hearty approval or ms
earnest and devoted conservation or tihe
and talent 10 this congregation ana COM
wunitv. as we'll as 90 every good Woih
iu this city and the Diocese Of Virginia.
confident that in reaching decision
up0n this most important matter our "'
loved pastor win ba actuated only by II
high sense Of duty as 90 where ms Aelu
OF greatest usefulness les. we MDliN
place before him the great work that 10y
the blessing of Almighty God, he mas con-
Quoted here with such signal success
"HaIiavlng that there can be no broader
faId for his faithful labors and none
where they can be more needed or more
hfvhIv apUreciated. we trust that he may
ba So guided by the Holy Spirit that ne
may etU find his path of duty 70 be IN
our midst. and we pledge our continued
and Increased efforts 10 the uphoidiHs Oh
his hands in his many and arduous du-
fies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
FIGURES ON PICTURES.
4 Live Photographer Has Started 10 "e''
ting TIP statistics.


I'm this age Of statistics Nr. w. VI.
Foster. the Niuth-street photographers
has taken il into his head u DO some
figuring himself lie kept record yes
terdly of the work done in his busy t5tdO-
H-Hneut. and the results Will prove seine
what SURPRISING % those who are not
aware OF tire immense amount OK "oIA
done there. Forty-four new orders Wlth-
out counting a number of duplicates, we're
taken in. and forty-four people sat Tor
their photographs; Of whom ninety-nlhe
NEGATIVES were made. This brings the
orler register Of negatives up 70 s,aJi,
which number does not include the WhoIe
number OF negatives. as there are from
one 10 forty negatives to each number.
This makes the whole number or mega
tfves n 900. Besides what has already
been mentioned Mr.. Foster received an
order Yesterday for a pasteite picture
worth SIS. "a miniature water color IN
case. and two outside views To carry
on this work Mr.. Foster keeps force OF
fourteen people constantly employed, ana
is negotiating with q talented man from
Ohio. He Is materially very much elated
az the wonderful success of his business
i'm the short time he has been open, and
told me Yesterday that he was perfectly
willing 10 show his order books 20 any
who doubted the figures. His business Is
so heavy that he has both a stenographer
and a telephone. conyeniences that no
other photographer IN Richmond has
There were nearly three hundred people
I'm the gallery yesterday on business. Some
came for sittings, some 10 have their
photographs taken, some for their pic
lures and some 10 make appointments
for sittings IN the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Mr. Edward v. Valentine. the sculptor.
who has just returned from tna Worlds
Fair. where be placed on exhibition two
of his latest works. Andromache and
tha Blind Girl. is very hiehly compliment
ed bv ChIcaeo papers. The lnter-Ocean
ou last Sunday. among other things.
had fhe foI0Vlu1 % say about hc artist:
Edward s.. Taiof.iao tho disaaeuisho4
sculptor of Virginia. has brought to the
Exposition one Of the most remarkable
groups of modern times. Indeed. IT'S
m0I.uitv might almost De doubted We're
DC not for IT'S distinct human interest
The face of the woman is one %
call out compassion and admiration. it
RS $50 strong and FUN OF soul. Mr. Val
eutiuc has succeeded ln knitting the art
of the past with that of the present by
the thread of sympathy. The
statue eracDs the rccepti0n-room of Mount
Vernon. the State building Of Virginia.
and SIS % magnificent tribute from the
cultured South 90 the Worlds Columbian
Exposition"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

cock, paymaster Of the company. and Mr..
Lee Hutcheson, his assistant. to the
First National Bank 10 draw some
$4,000. which they were 20 take out on
the pay-train. The driver had brought
out some of the money. and when he
came out the second time with a bag OF
silver on his shoulder. he fell on the
pavement and expired in a few moments
The ambulance was summoned. bat ar
rived too late 20 be- OF any service. Cor
oner Taylor viewed the body and deemed
an inquest unnecessary, as death was
evidently caused by heart disease.
The ambulance was summon ad at 2 T.
NJ TO the Second police-stauon 10 COLI
ored woman, who was cut on the head
She was treated and left at the station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

For the season OF 1903.

The passenger office Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company, 500 east
Main street. Richmond. has for those
who wish TO take a summer outing or
visit the Worlds Fair. the following lit
erature on the subjects: Lists OF Country
Homes for Summer Boarders, with terms
ranging from SIS per month upward: Lists
and Pamphlets OF the Mineral Springs.
with terms per week and month: a sixty
four-page Illustrated booklet, Virginia In
Black and White" OF varied information
regarding the resorts on its line; Map
Folders, illustrated. and leaflets. showing
that 4 trip 90 the Worlds Fair and q
summer outing on the Chesapeake and
Ohio can be had on one ticket without
extra cost. and abundant information reia-
tive 10 the Worlds Fair. how 10 reach 10
and where 10 stay when you get there.
Any OF these are to be had for the
asking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

soiicits new business I'm it's new quarters.
and offers 10 the public and depostors
generally the best advantages The new
building is ABSOLUTELY ire-proof. and
THE VAULTS THE BEST TO BE
FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY. The
course Of the bank. as heretofore. Will be
liberal. and every facility extended TO
patrons. The effort 20 advance the in
terest Of small dealers will be adhered TO-
and all such can rely upon the support Of
the bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
AN INVESTMENT WORTH KNOWING
ABOUT.
Return Of All Premiums Paid with
Interest.
whitehall " V Anr,l u

Whitehall. ~ Y. April 10. 1893.
Equitable Life Assurance Society. New
York:
Eentlemen,-You arc quite welcome 10
quote the results Of my twenty pay
ment Tontine Life Assurance policy.
NO 1000, which natures May 5, 1898.
In return for the amount / have paid
your society tn premiums G20sj SOD you
nave given me $1,000 Of life insurance for
twenty years, and IN addition you now
oHer me return Of 8.0l0S3. This is not
sum due my wife az some future time.
AFTER am dead but cash. payable (while
am living 20 Me And I find that Il
IS return Of all premiums have paid
with interest on the same at the rate OF
IL per cent. per annum.
Yours very truly.
lSiSnedl MARTIN SAWYER
FOR Information as TO results OF poll
cies similar 10 above address
JOHN r. WEST. Manager.
Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Obtained n Divorce.

An absolute divorce was granted i'm
the Chancery Court yesterday before
Judge Lamb 20 Elizabeth Churchman
from her husband. John Franklin Church
man. The charge against the defendant
was UnflthfumcSs. Mrs Churchman'S
mqi1en name was Naein, and she was
the only daughter of the late Mrs. T.. ~.
Powell. proprietress of the Richmond
Theatre. Mrs. Churchman is granted
leave to resume her maiden name.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern was counsel for
plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

A pleasant card party was given Tues
day night boy Mr. W. 49,. Foster at his
residence. az north Tenth street The
guests present We're. Dr. and Airs.
Er.oker. Nr. and Mrs. Whittet Airs. Har-
wood. AIr Lewis EoWelL oi Sew York;
Professor. j.. j. Rucker Air. Claude
RucAer. Mrs. Emma Sterling and Mr.
Harold Au;on. Different games OF cards
were INDUCED in. refreshments We're
served and % pleasant evening Was spe"
by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

I'm regard 10 the closing of stores on
Sunday Mayor Elyson has stated that
the law Will Doe enforced, and that every
person violating the law Will be reported
without exception. The Mayor has re-
ceiyed q number OF communications re-
lauve TO the carrying on OF the liquor
traffic on Sunday.
10 is not known whether the law will
apply 10 the selling OF Sunday news
papers. or the sale by druggists OF other
articles than medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Bids and proposals for the privileges Of
the State Fair. 20 bee held az the EXPOSE
ton Grounds october ~. IF and 4. 1873,
viii be received at Murphy's Hotel until
May 18th. One-half of the accepted pro-
posal will be required I'm cash; the ball
ance I'm notes satisfactorily Endorsed and
payable on October 10th. This will in
clude an privileges. with exception Of the
race track
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Carpets.

GREAT BARGAINS IN INGRAM
CARPETS.
The great advance In the price or
raw wool has caused an advance tn
all Ingram Carpets Of 5 20 lOc per
ward. Desiring TO reduce our stock
as much as possible in the next 30
DAYS. we shall ofer. commencing to-
morrow morning. our entire stock OF
Ingram Carpets at prices less than YOU
viii buy carpets again In long time.
The price includes making. laying ard
lining-all put down on your floor
ready for use.
Union EXTRA SUPER INGRAM.
S9c., worth soc.
c. c. EXTRA SUPER INGRAM.
5Sc., worth zoe.
BEST ALL-wooL INGRAM. &C.
worth Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Strawberries, sirawb.rri.st

have to-day the best Virginia berries.
at lowest market prices. I have made
arrangements with the best growers OF
berries I'm this section TO furnish me dur
ing the whole season. You can therefore
send your order with the assurance OF
getting the best on the market.
GEORGE B. BULL.
Phone sos Sixth and Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Propagated under the Inspection Of
United States Government officers: used
in the United States army. Every pack
age dated. so that you know how old Il
is Every point is guaranteed. Every
point is sealed individually. | get il
fresh every day.
T. A. MILLER. Agent,
Fifth and Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company

offers absolute security for all valuables
deposited in it's storage vault 0he only
one In Nirginia). Parties anticipating alb
sence from the city are invited TO avail
themselves Of such security. The boxes In
the safety vault OF this company cannot
be surpassed. BOTH VAULTS ARE AB-
SOLUTELY FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF. AND LOCATED IN THE ONLY
FlRE-PROOF BUILDING IN THIS
CITY Charges very moderate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Fresh salmon, Mackerei,

blue fish, spots. trout. butter FISH.
perch, shad, Holsters. sturgeon. soft crabs,
clans and Picket's celebrated Lynnhaven
brand Of crab meat. i'm gallon and quart
pals. at BULLS
Phone sos. Sixth and Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Georgia Tent.

There will DE an important meeting OF
the ladies' OF the Georgia tent OF the
late Memorial Bazaar in the brick chapel
OF St. Johns church tomorrow afternoon
at . o'clock. The chairman OF the com
mlttee OF this booth requests a large at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
VINO CntsrI,hD mr. BOY?
lie Received no Cruel Treatment at the
Shelter.ng ARM.

She'ier'"S arms
The executive committee of the shell
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i...i,.it. ,.,,f,r Yesterday morrfue at -
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,..,,.,..... If i-,..fi,.,tf.. the cas-. of litt.
....' Ma, ,.l. ....s f.5rt.l.l most clv.I-
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siappiL- hm several ll'',.' '"' ''l''' ,,.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Anolller Sndlen neath.

About $50 o'clock yesterday morning
Charles AilburH. a colOred man. who
drives the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Companys mail wagon, dropped dead I'm
front OF the First National Bank, on
Main street between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
Milburn had driven Mr.. John A. Han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
NEARING COMPLETION.
TIE DETAILS FOR JET
FERSOY DAYS. REINTERMENT.
\ Largo Crowd Of Confederate Veterans
Prcscnt-Will be Cordially Received.


assignment Of positions Of the various
organizations ia the procession which IS
70 escort the remains Of President Jener-
son Davis to their last resting place. The
subject being rather difficult enc, no
decision was reached. However. the fol-
lowing was agreed upon:
B. H. Lee Camp. No ], G. ", invite
the children of the public and private
schools 90 visit the State Capitol between
the hours Of Q and Il O'Clock A. ~, and
the citizens generally between the hours
OF IL A. NJ. and 1 L. NJ, on Wednesday
May Ist. and make such offerings as
may Doe appropriate TO the occasion. en-
tcrins by the western door and retiring
by the eastern door
The committee arc wen pleased with
the manner i'm which they are treated by
the various railroad compauics. An OF
those who have been heard from have
agreed 90 give special rates % those who
intend 90 visit Iucnuoud during the re-
iutermcnt ceremonies. I'm mos, Instances
the fares have been cut down one-half
As soon as information has been received
from an companies a complete list viii
Doe published.
From present indications # appears that
the attendance will Doe very large. good
many letters being received, not only hy
the committees. bat by private indi-
,iduals who are asked 10 secure the
necessary accommodations.
Colonel a. g. Evans. of Lee Camp,
ot.f,,,,,, ~ ia. veteran rorcrH9n come
,,l.ta. has already commenced making
his arrangements for the entertainment
of the visiting veterans. MAJOR ID. H.
Brown win De the chief Of the commits
.. l.,..rtr,ert As these two gentle
mon Glad fha same positions ON the oc-
caeio1 az the upveiline of the Lee statue
...,+a ,.,l.,t credit and honor f. is needless
o.. s..,. tl,,+ tbo,- will perform their duties
w. ''' .,,,,,,,.- eotiefactorv to AN con-
80,
ea,.ar,l vacant stores on Main street
have haon ENGAGED for the occasion. and
Min d. reed for the accommodation of
a.. Veterans The hoadquartors viii Doe
~ M r7l9 Main street where an Will
not and Le a-eiered 10 quarters. stores
Nr,e 19I- and 1910 wifi De used MS restau-
rants omen house will Doe the order Of
tba 59,. and refreshments win Doe served
~ an times
~ 10 estimated that fully 1000 veterans
win n. bara. Tb,v will Doe net at tire
,litaraot depote bv committees from the
focal cau1pe and furnished with badges
and fecorred to HEADQUARTERS. where they
viii D.. ASSIGNED TO their apartments.
..,5 ,f..7-.+ nan has also I..u secured
-' .t,.,,..,.t. If r,. visitors
'', '.-. ,,ii,... man. a. a.. Uaryillo
'''. WI ,,...,t,,.. tl. SEQ iii. car
',f | e+...4 ,., f,, tla rtfroaea
Nlii'H l3 ''iii" i.''' 'f ,-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

All accidents and uncertainties incident
TO trusts. &c, as administered by indi-
viduals. are altogether removed when the
VIRGINIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND FIDEL-
ITY COMPANY is appointed TO handle
the trust fund. The corporation trustee
outlives the trust The inehiciency and
carelessness of individual trustees may
wreck valuable estates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Pure Water.

Phone 1902 connects FONTICELLO
LITHIA Spring with cities OF Richmond
and Manchester Sample bottle with
analysis and testimonials delivered free
Of charge on application.
w. G.. TAYLOR.
Postofice Box Sii. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

An immense variety. including about
everything desirable IN plain, plaid.
checked. striped. embroidered. dots
and spots. and fine Seeded Muslin.
4 most complete assortment Of En-
broldered Swiss Muslin, ranging In
price from
2So. to soc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Cough no more, but take DR.. Davids
Cough Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Dainty Wash Fabrics.

ENGLISH NAfNSOOKS-Hght and
dark grounds, with colored figures
beautiful goods. and never sold less
than zoe. per yard.
THIS WEEK IL I-2c.
FINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs. 30
inches wide-Plaids. stripes and check,
I'm pink, blue. lilac. green, brown ana
tan. all the latest effects and colorings
I'm the newest spring designs; quality
that never sells for less than 2c. per
yard.
THIS WEEK 16 2-3o.
All our fine IMPORTED GINGHAMS
that sold from 30c. per yard up. offered
on our counters this week at
2oc. yard.
FRENCH ORGANIZES In large as
sortment OF patterns and colorings-
the genuine Scheuer Laut q Gle
make, only
AT y l-2C. YARD. We offer a beau
tifm line Of Crep0ns. Dimity, lrish
and Grecian Lawns, IN a great va
riety of cOlorings.
BEAUTIFUL ORGANIZE PAT
TERMS in Embroidered Swiss Muslin,
the finest goods brought 10 TINS coun-
try. This week you can buy them at
the unheard OF price Of SOC. yard.
Figured Indian Dimities, finest I'M
ported goods.
-. - NJ loo ard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
u you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IS IRON BITTER?
There is Nothing Nicer

Ihore Is NOfUIng NIcer
For the Teeth. Gums and Breath than
Phenol Mouth Wash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
: OurQUrean,
Price and Co.
Fourth and Broad streets.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.

The late season scarcity money all have had their effect
po trade and in consequence have determined to double
in the weeks To do this have made prices on
many lines of goods far below the actual value and much less than
these goods have ever sold You afford to neglect such
a opportunity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

TIE Richmond Chess club viii meet
this evening at $50 I'm their rooms at the
Arlington building. corner OF Sixth INA
Main streets. a number Of new players
viii join the club, and all chess players
are cordially invited 10 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
THIS WEEK Ie 2-so.
White Goods.

90 and 81 lao. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Special.
Vest Fronts.

Ladies' SIX Vest Fronts. In white.
blue. red. and black. only 800 each.
white and colored chemisettes. with
cuffs 20 match. 4oc. TO 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

IS no necessity FOR being in hurry. The
voters should find out just whom they
are voting for before rushing headlong
into The matter. and 10 takes some time
TO find thfo otf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18
SUMMONS.



The People Of tho Territory Of Utah send
To EDWARD II. Milling. defendant
Nou An HEREnN BEQUlRED TO Az.
i pear In an action brought against you by
the above named pihirtin IN tho district Court
ct the hlri judicial Distr e OF the Territory
OF ltah, aud TO answer the complaint u Ell
therein wilhu ten days tey'uslyc " tho day
OF tcNicol after the service on you Of this
suumons-ii served within this cuuniy; Or, n
served out ~ thls county, but IN THIS district,
within twouiy dnys. otherwise within forty
dEyH-or Judgment by default will be taK en-
against you. according TO the prayer Of said
complaint
IGe said action il brought to have decree Of
tbs court dissOiying the bonds o. inaium0ny
exciting between plhintln anu defendant;
e1ucNuOn ~ tho minor child, isbuo OF sait
mar age and granting p'Attlh other relief
prayed on The following grounds, to wit That
on May ", ls1l, aaid defendant wilfully aud
without cause deserted aud abandoned
plaintn ami has ever since continued anu
now continues to live separate aud apart from
her without sufficient or any cause, and
year ast pact defendant has wIl'ully neglected
1, provide for plhinut and said child tho
common ncccssarica u llfc, although able 20
And you arc hereby notified tha, II you fuil
to npp o. aud answer the s,ld complaint ~
above required me sad plaintiff wall apply TO
the Court f1r the relief demanded therein.
Witncss. tho Uuu, Charles ?. Zane, Judge,
AMI the seal NJ tho District Court OF tho THIRD
Judicial plsircl, Ia and for the Territory Ut
Utah. this pin day Of October, m the year II
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
uinUty.tWo. llENiN q. MCMILLAN, Clerk
by Gro. d LOOMS, Deputy Clerk