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The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
VALIDITY OF DIVORCE
,nFvE COURT RENDERS IMPORT
s'i ANT DECISIONS.
DEGREES IN OTHER STATES
lien THEY ARE VALID AND WHEN
NOT VALID.

Granted in a state Where
,7.bond and Wife Have Made
,r,,air Legal Residence Is valid IN
Part of the United states.
,-,..ro There lis No Legal Resi-
in the state in which the
Deeree Is Granted 1t Is Invalid
an the Cases Were From New
york.
..--,tngton. April 15.-The United
s,,nreme Court to-day decided a
roner of cases involving the validity in
state of divorce DEGREES granted in
states. The court held practically
IN cases in which the decree is
"a in states where the husband and
s,fa have made their legal residence it
!. yalid in any part of the United States,
So. that in other cases in which there
,eeaI residence in the state in which
-. decree is granted they are invalid.
'' ~. oninions were handed down by JUS
.,oa GRAY. and involved the cases OF Ath-
.,+or vs. Anterior, Bell VS.. Bell, and
..-.ru,olf VS.. Streilwof. In the Atherton
Aha husband obtained a divorce in
.Ao state of Kentucky. where they had
sided as husband and wife, after the
.,fs had left the husband and gone to the
.ou,o If her parents in Clinton, N. Y. In
his oninion Justice Gray called attention
a. and laid stress upon the fact that Ken
~, was the place of their marital res
idence and he also brought out the fact
tba+ notice of the husbands petition for
,1;,,orce had been forwarded to New York
ord that she had made no response. The
Ken+uckv court thereupon had granted
the decree. The question involved was, he
laid whether the decree was valid in New
York the question having been raised by
y counter proceeding of the wife for d.
,.orce in New York. He concluded that
ling 70 the fact of the wife's former
rosidence in Kentucky and the fact that
dno notice had ben given her. Mrs. Ath-
erton was as much bound by the Ken
tuckv decree as if she had been present
in the court when it was granted Hence
tho decision of the New York Supreme
Court in favor of the wife and against
NE validity of the Kentucky decree was
reversed.
The other two cases also came from
New York. In the Bell case the question
Of the valiity of a decree granted to the
husband in Pennsylvania was raised. and
in the Streilwolf case, the same question
was raised concerning a decree granted
TO the husband in North Dakota. an
both cases the DEGREES were held to be in
valid. because neither the husband nor
the wife had domicile in the state in
which the divorce was granted.
Therefore" says Justice Gray, the
DEGREES are not entitled to credit
r In those cases the findings of the New
York courts were affirmed.
In the Anterior case Justice Peckham
dissented upon the ground that the hus-
band had himself been responsible for the
wfes change of residence.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
DIAMONDS TO GO STILL HIGHER.
Cecil Rhodes Says the Poor Miners
Are Not Making Enough.
From the New York Commercial

From the New York Commercial.
The leading diamond importing firms OF
this city are again confronted with un-
certainty as to the prices of diamonds IN
the immediate future. AS is well known.
the Boer war has exercised an apprecia-
BILE influence on prices, which are now
considerably higher than two years ago
The disturbing element In the present sit
uation results from the annual meeting OF
the De Beers Consolidated Mines Lmi-
ted. In Kimberley last month. The com
pany OF which Cecil Rhodes is president,
controls the diamond production of the
world.
Al the meeting Mr. Rhodes said the
year 1900 had not been profitable one as
compared with previous years, and inti-
mated that this year an effort would be
made TO improve matters.
Diamond dealers In all parts OF the
world are specializing as 10 what methods
the De Beers Company will pursue In
making up" for The losses OF last year.
The more conservative element in the
trade argues that the present year will be
more profitable to the company. inasmuch
as Il is intended 70 extend operations and
thus Increase the production.
on the other hand, traders are not lack
ing who think the diamond combine In
tends arbitrarily 20 raise the price of the
rough product.
The dealers. however are unanimous in
declaring that, while diamonds may be
higher. they arc certain not 10 depreciaie
In value Many New York importers. In
order 70 guard against all eyentualities,
have sent buyers 20 the chief diamond
naturalization, Amsterdam and Ant
werp-sone two months earlier than IN
former years.
Another reason for the American i'm
p0fiefF activity abroad a. this time iies
in fhe fact that the rough goods now
shown in Europe are inferior 20 those OK
hitlifa few years agQ. ana ~ cpnae'
qHfucf only fhe Curly buyers have the op.
poriuniig Of procuring Che stones they
@leb
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
MOVEMENTS OF THE SQUADRON.
Scorpion Sails for New Orleans En-
Route to Memphis.

Washington. April l5-The Scorpion,
which brought Minister Loomis from
Laguira to San Juan, sfterward went
over to Culebra Island to communicate
with the North Atlantic Squadron at
that point. Yesterday the vessel sailed
from Culebra for New Orleans, stopping
en- route at San Juan. She is to go up
the Mississippi as far as Memphis to
participate in the Confederate Veterans
reunion.
The North Atlantic Squadron will leave
San Juan for Kingston, Jamaica, to-mor-
row and will sail from Kingston on the
18th instant for home
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
A BOND ISSUE RESTRAINED.

Nashville Cannot Issue 81 900, 900
Bonds to Aid New Railroad.
Nashville, Tenn, April 15.-A decision
was rendered to-day in the Nashville,
Florence and Northern Railroad case. in
which Chancellor Cook granted a prellmI-
nary injunction restraining the mayor aud
city council from issuing 100000 bonds
as a subsidy to said road. The propo-
sition to issue bonds carried overwheln-
ingly at a recent election, but immediate
ly thereafter several taxpayers filed a bill
to prevent the issuance of the bonds.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
A DINNER PUDDING
OF crspe-Suts IL Charming.

n "a a known fact that many people
fan 10 properly digest the starcby parts
81 bread ana other FOOD and ordinary
naddlngs are especially hard on the in
ternsl machinery"
the pudding described on fhe package
eontaining GfaDe-Hpts IL very delicious
and unusually oigestiDis
Grape. Nuts food is MADE 81 the grape
5000 parts d the ceffals IN The same
80 eytiac,sily o. fhs body should % ~
'st,,rei proaesses. Therefore, thiF food
,.,,,frbss food 40 Teady fof ifrUf1iaff
.s.l,onatieB fnio blood gnd Tissue The
go 4. rssay prepared. requires 10 ep0ss
~, ..6afayer Crepe hpff slH ~ Nln4
ms,f sslastia ~ Afhisif Brain worker
ef inVa1A
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
ARKANSAS OIL LANDS.
Fasteners Secure Leases Covering
an Entire valley.

Little Rock, Ark, April 15.--Eastern
parties are said to have secured oil leases
covering nearly the entire valley in
which st. Joe, searcy county, is situated,
in consequence of an experts investiga-
ton. There is number of springs in
Searcy and Newton counties where the
oil has been forced up through crevices,
and in one place the oil is gathered in a
pool and used as a curative.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16

Jackson, Miss. hpfii h.-'fhs stone ma.
IONS empoye9 ~ fhs NV sisfehoDss
NsDi % STRIKE fbis sftffnecu bsfsuss fhs
constructor placaa feree nfTfg uagaous NJ
Sgrs ~ f1s bsill'ng THe fouirsoofs a.
clare fisi ihfy Nli keep 40 gfFfDfs ~
s>rs.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
UNHAPPY RUSSIAN TOWNS.
Held I'm a State of Siege and All Pub
lie Buildings Occupied by Troops.

London, April 15.-"Until after the Rus
sian Easter" says the Odessa corre-
spondent of the Daily Express, "the towns
of odessa, Kieff, Kharkoff. Elizabethgrad,
Nikolaieff and Ekaterinoslav will be held
virtually in a state of siege. All the
public buildings are occupied by troops.
The streets are patrolled by Cossacks and
assemblages are forbidden. These condi-
tons result from fear of the renewal
of the student riots"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
APPEALS FROM HAWAII.
Opposition to Having Them Made to
Court at San Francisco.

Washington, April 1.-THE United
States Supreme Court, through Chief JUS
tice Fuller, to-day issued an order, grant
ing leave to file a motion for rule
against the Circuit Court OF Appeals for
the ninth circuit to permit the filing OF
an appeal in that court from decision
of the Supreme Court of Hawaii In the
Wilders Steamship Company case. The
rule was made returnable May IL. Pre-
yious TO this action a rule was prosnul-
gated attaching the territory OF Hawaii
10 the ninth circuit with headquarters at
San Francisco.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
CHICAGO TERMINAL COMPANY.
Control Secured by the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad.

New York. April i5.-The Mail and Ex-
press says:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
secured control OF the Chicago Terminal
Transfer Company and u - UNDERSTOOD
that the Chicago ana Alton and one Or
two other companies VIII also snare IN
The Advantages OF tbe belt line ia add
ion 10 tho rights which they enjoy
through rental arrangements.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
cREEDoN KNOCKS OUT HANDLER.
The Australian stopped His Man in
Just Half n Minute.

Memphis. Tenn, April 15.-Dsn Creedon
OF Australia showed his o,d-time form to-
night, ana stopped Jimmy Handler OF
New Jersey in less than half minute $
fighting in the first round The tight was
scheduled for twenty rounds. There was
practically but one blow struck--a left
hook to Handlers jaw. and the Jersey
man went down for the full count. lie
managed to regain his feet, but was so
weak that Creedon easily hoored him
again. Handler was unable to rise.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16

The Mexican army u more than q 90
men - supported upon q tribe more than
l.fg0f)o Mexican dollars month, The
Merriam Congress docs not ooft ti0ogg
= year
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
THE WARWICK A DERELICT.
Iu'nDer Schooner Reported to BE a
Complete Wreck.

New Orleans, April 15-The British
steamer Mayfeld from Norfolk, Va, re-
ports.
IN April s, latitude Sc.1s north, Nongi-
.'1y y, 'oSS west, passed the derelict schoon-
warwick lumber laden; deck load,
,maInnlas, and jibboom gone, all stern
t %ulA and deck houses carried away,
,",' 'es ourst open and vessel floating
70 navigation
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16

COKE =.
OANDRUFF CURE
'''SSion in Savannah Fol
filled.
''''I D. lA N! 40 Reason Why People Should
D. lIOuOIed With Dandrull
and Falling Hair.

By ss,ss ." biemer Company have clear.
Noll I. .slt under No clroumstanee,
r. I'D 'iinonial be published Ulthous
... ' " me party giving a
promise Hili never be infrinesd
..... p'p'in bui read some Of the
.n ,.... fooei,ed daily from t,er.
N..4 ,..y 'pkf Dandrun cure AZ
nsFa ''s esnyiDes lhsm - " 10
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16

A. Newport News. Vs.-Newport News
Hampton. 5, Portsmouth. 2.
A. Observation-Disclosures, 4; Wilmington,
thirteen innlngD.
A. Norfoik-Norfolk, Q; Raleigh, ?.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16

Memphis. April 10 -Tae police to-aay A.
rested Z. q Burton. Nh0 o. believed g
be .Rad" Hoals. 50 aiiessd hotel thief
pantsg IN ChloaRo. ~ Louis. ci1cinnfN,
aBd other ciuss.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
The DerwIna on AnnapoIis.

Baltimore. Aprii i5.-lThe schooner r. j.
BerNind from Brunswick. Ga. Is an
chor6d on Annapolis.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
AL wEINIG BEsTs scANLAN.
Seven Rounds of Straight Jabs Gave
Him the Fight.

Hot Springs. Ark, April 1.-THE fight
tonight between Jimmie Seaman and Al
weinig lasted but seven rounds Early
in the contest Seaman appeared TO be the
winner. but IL was plainly evident that
Weinig had the advantage In reach and
weight. A feature OF the latter's lighting
was his straight jabs instead OF swings.
The fight was won b. Wefnig.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
CAPT. j. MCGOWAN RETIRED.

Gives Up Active Service With Rank
of Rear Admiral.
Washington, April 15.-Capt. j. Nc
Gowan has been placed on the retired list
with the rank of Rear Admiral Admiral
MCGOWAN broke down in health while
commanding the monitor Monsdnock on
the Asiatic station several months ago,
and has since had a short term OF service
IN command Of the naval station at Key
West
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
THE RAPpAHANNook RAGING.
aenehes Highest Point Since Year Of
J0bDsfOyyn Flood.

Richmond. April i5.-Fredericksburg re-
ports the highest water in the Kappa
hammock since the year Of the Johnstown
food. There has been great loss TO tie
and lumber cutters along the banks. Late
tonight the river was slowly falling.
The James river above here did not
reach the danger point ~ g. highest TO-
DAY, snd tonight II IL falling.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
WILL EXECUTE THE LAW.
Ex-spoiIsman Rodenberg Believes In
Civil Service.

Washington, April lex Representa-
tive Rodenberg OF Illinois to-day began
his duties as a member OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission. When asked to-day re-
garding his civil service policy. Mr..
RodenburR said:
II certainly believe In the spirit OF clvil
service reform, and ! will execute and
enforce the law to the. best of my abiI-
fty"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-16
zen CoRBIN AND MISS PATTEN.
engagement Announced b
the Youno roa x

engagement Announced by
the Young Lady's Mother.
'''i''ston' April 15.--The announce
"''D' was made to-day Of the engage
c c'I' Of Miss Edith Paten. to Adjt. Gen.
-O'" Of the United States army. The
ol the engagement is received with
, M, t in society here, although It can
.o' De said to have come as q surn,tsa
st,. zen Corbin has been paying marked
ME- v"yon 10 Miss Patten for some time.
and ..a a'ten is a very attractive brunette
or f., non, ohg been an acknowledged lead
"ashlnston's social circles.
re short Bonds Purchased.
The TTllnston, April 1.-THE Secretary of
saort ,easuIy to-day purchased 81 500 oOo
lin per cent. bonds at $liS.55.
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WANTED-By graduate IN bookkeeping. stem
o1raFhy- and typeUritiTig- position IN Office
address BON H. this Office mas
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SeaboaId Air Line Railway.

@'FloTida and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington Perna. r r. Station.
If.OI a, NJ. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIL-ThFeagh Pullman Sleepers
to Jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta.
6:55 2, III. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. ITnTED-Through Pullman sleep
ers to Tampa and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg Raleigh SoItheru Pines pine
hurs). Camden. Columbia. Savannah, Jackson
vile, and all Florida points. Charlotte. Athens,
Atlanta. New Orleans. Chattanooga Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
4:3O A. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh.
DAILY. southern Pines fPinehUTst). Ham
let and intermediate points
Office, Ii34 y. Y ave and Penna- r r. Offices.
R E L. BUNCH W H DOLL
General Pass. Agent. General Agent.
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave and 121a St
In effect Nay l, 1901
For Alexandria-Week days. 60 T.04, 7:30
500. s-29. s-59 e:25. 1900 HOO. 1880 q E.;
Il2:05, I2:2o 1245, xI-05, LIS, 200 $50. Xso2.
$50 S-59, x4-I5. 4:S8, 4-54, SOS, x5:23, $40.
sos, $50 1905. $50 500. s:45, $50, I0:l5, Il %
ll:59 p. II Sundays 7:45. 900 e:+5. 1879. 400
II; 30 a. m; 200 noon; 1890, 1;o0. 80 200,
2:3o, 800. $50 400 4:90 500. $50 eco. $50.
200, 7;S0, SEQ, s:45, $50. I0-I5, Ili2o Il 80
p m
Fer Mount verncn-week days. $50. 500. 1900,
HOO a. M 705, x1 05, 200, 3:92 $50 5;5e,
xf;l5. 5.25, T:05. e:35 p m Sundays 600 a. Il
1900 noon. 200. 800. 200 $50 p. n.
For Arlington and AyIueduct Bridge-Wees days
$50 7:0i, 49, 500 s:29 $50 9-25, 1890 II &C.
q m; +I2.05. 1920. +I2:45, los, FI:25. 200.
$50, 500, $50 3:59, ss-33, 4:5g, 5:23, e,Os.
$50, 7:Oh. 500 p m Sunday. 7:45. 600. 9:+5,
1000, HOO. '1I:30. 300 noon. 1890 800,
sI:30, 200 $50. 800 $3.50. 800. 400, 500,
$50, 600. $780, 100 '7:S0. 500 p n
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xExpTess- TO Arlington only
J. CoLvIS, C. E. ABBOT.
Superintendent President
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Baltimore &Ohio
RAILROAD.
Schedule IN eject Nay 70. 1gel

Schedule IN eject Nay 10, I90L
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave and st
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 a IL, SOS pm.
Cincinnati. St Louis, and Indianapolis. 1000
a. H. SIS D n, +1-I0 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1870 a N, $50 p
N and y 90 night
Columbus and v Wheeling, sos P m
Winchester, ISIS a n, 5-45. and 1853 p m
ka nIsg. s'1 $3.50 1855. m. Ila1a
f tis5 aaa 1;E s. 300 r1o:5o NJ. .7.1s
Hagerstown. Ilfo:o5 a. n. and 1850 p n
Boyd and way points iis:95. 1900 a. m, 'SI:I5
40. $50. TO P. n.
Caithersburg and way points. SIS, 900
n. II2;5O. *'I-I5 .i3-I5. 4-3o, 500. 1880.
+7:O5 *-I0:I5, l#II-25 p n.
Washington Junction and WY points, 1885,
sss:00 a m. -+1.Ij. 4:90, $50 p. m
zT:I5, xs-3O SIS, 1880, xJo-O) a Kl2-fo NJ.
I2:i5. KID X5.0o, x4:00, xt-So, z:S5, x5=o5,
x5.1o x5:3o. x6-23. $50. xS=o5. xI0-0o xi!-39.
II:35 2. m Sundays. x2:35. X 60 xl:l5, SO.
70 90 a N xI2-IO- Il:I0 I.I5 x3:00. x3 50 AS.
x5-05. x5:l0 $50, xs.oo, xi9-o9, 1lll:So, xli;S7
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltirore. philadelphia. New York. Boston. and
the East, +2:35, T-O1 tDiner). $3.50 Buffet
$500 DINER. 1890 Diner = m, ~: 70
CDiner). SI-I0 DINER, 800 (-'Royal Limited.
T}ineT3 H4.e0 Buffet. s5-G5 (Diaer}, 500 and
1850 D m Sleeping car open at 10-eo o'clocAl
ParIor cars on all day trains
Atlantic City. 1000 a n, l!12:1o uoon, and
III:IO and 500 p m
Daily. tiExceDJ sunday. Sunday only.
Y Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ana
residences BY Union TTansfer Co on orders lsft
at ticket Offices, el9 Pennsylvania aveane north,
west New York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
At depot. TeIePh0ns ticket Offices for 3 < o.
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. 2 MARTIN NIer- PISS TrzEe.
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HELP yvAxTED-MALE AND FEMALE

" ANTED-yIau and wife for country so; dish
washer: boy read TO blind man; coioTcd; good
wages. address 1913 New York ave. q
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u ANTED-TO rcut or buy near city on steam OF
electric road small farm for poultry raising,
with dwelling barn. good water, fruit, etc.
give full particulars price terms, location etc.
Address BOX 90. this Office, nj
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Uncle Sam Don't wear

i truss, but he carries the All
A=~aE Cushion Truss all over the United
- = States, Men, women, ana children
wear and like them The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else viii. Consultation
and two weeks trial Tree Lady in Attendance for
ladies' Office, parlors. waiting, and consultation
rooms on the same floor Catalogues free. THE
R0RICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. lzsa
F st. NV, ID foor.
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write. W r. 40 ST. CO.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Frout room with breakfast; in NortI
fee mJ3
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WANTED--Twenty ladies for easy and pleasant
outdoor wo7a; salary 50 per week ant COMMITS
SION Apply 929 st NV; y to l. e4-3
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81 PER WEEK"

The square pianos are going out rapidly at 81
per week MIKE your selection before the good
makes sod.
F C. SMITH. 1225 Pa ave.
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WANTED-By family OF two woman for general
housework and companion; good home; small
wages. CaIi 405 st Sc e4-3
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WANTED-White characteristics. mattresses, and
cleaners Tor resorts. this week Apply DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa ave. second floor
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other tn-
formation furnished and baggage called for snd
checked from hotels and residences oy Chlea
T-snsTer Co. on orders left at Ticket 0fdee, 7ls
18th St. NV; 81 Penna. Ave. NV, and AZ
Penna. Station.
phone I441 for P R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK S CANNON. Sd Y. P and Gen Asr-
s H HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
L 5. BROWN. General Agent
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-NORTHwET-

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Teu-rooaa dwelling splendid view;
hot and cold water; chicken houses and barn:
fruit; shade; three large lots; bargain; near
steam and electric cars Hyattsvilie; easy terms
DUCkETT & DENT, C35 St
FOR SALE-Tvcnty acres3 fine land; seven
room dwelling; barn; stable; fruit; water; near
station: $3.50: easy terms
DUCKETT & DENT. Csc F St
FOR sALE-Six-room dwelling; HyattsYiIIe;
shade; oUtbUudiHgs; large lot; near electric cars;
81 500; easy terms.
mG-3 DJCKETT < DENT, G35 st.
NOTICE. decided bargain; II order 70 close an
estate I VIII sacrifice beautiful suburban
home, situated N Northwest lexington; recently
finished; latest Improvements with every convent
ence- Enquire at once at 1909 ST. NV. rn23
FOR Rent OR SALE-Iu and about HyattS7iIle,
several beautiful homes, with lots, and small
acreage suitable der chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy. ROSEKS & ROGERS. Hyatts-
vile. rn23
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WALL PAPER.

u III IAE'EsIt.
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 up. LIQUID ENAMEL
PAINT Co. 45I G. St NV mos
THE prettiest assortment of wall paper that
have ever seen remarked a prominent society
woman after leaving her order at this store.
It's 4 fact that we displaying the finest stock
Vi "a5i Pat'l M n. - c5i och 1920
ROOMS PAPERED. 3 Up; legal guarantee with
all work: estimates furnished, samples brought;
4O,CO0-rou stock to select from; send postal.
WILLIAM Y. MAHONEY. EzaiD store COS Pa. ave.
e.; telephone East II4-F- Anacostia branch, I05
Pierce st mh22-3D
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-III0 New Hampshire ave. furnished
$50 per month; unSI-nished $3.50 per month; a
cool and delightful little home; 1888 Huron st.,
" ashlEgton Heights; ST per month; 2530 Ness
more ave. Washington HeIghtsSSII per month:
These Washington Heights houses haze back
yards 100 feet deep B. Il WARNER & CO.. gI6
st. ef-S
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LEGAL NOTICES.


N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLT NBLA.-JAMES P. SCOTT vs.. JAMES
BARTON kEY. No Zzplf Equity Docket 30
This cause being referred to me TO state the
account OF the receivers and distribution OF the
fund IN their hands. I VIII proceed with the
said reference on WEDNESDAY. JUNE p 1901,
at 10 O'CLOCK l. ". at the Auditors rooms. in
the United states Court House, Washington.
D. 4. All persons having claims upon the said
fund notified TO present the same at the said
tine aud place. JAMES G. PAYNE.
Auditor
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
or OLIMBIA-CAREIE ". WO0DFTELD
Us. WILLIAM r. l. WOOfIELD. Ne 222G3
Equity Docket
On motion Of tae complainant, by Mr. William
f Ambrose her solicitor Is this 18th dav OF
June 1871 ordered that the defendant. William
H. l.. Woolfaid. cause his appearance 10 be en-
tered herein on or before the first rule day oc-
curing forty DAYS after this day. otherwise the
cause aiE be proceeded with - IN case OF de
fault
The object of this suit Is to obtain divorce
from the bonds of marriage existing between
the parties hereto on the ground OF the Gescr-
the uninterrupted space Of mere than two years
This notice to be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Times OF Washington D. c.
By the court:
tSeal} y B. HAbNER, Justice
y true copy-Tcst;
T. r YOUNG. Clerk
By NJ a CLANCY, Assistant Clerk