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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21

The following uncontested divorce cases were heard by Judge Shumway yesterday and were granted:
 Mary Huested, nee Peters, vs. Henry Heusted. Married 1897. Desertion.
 Frank Leddy .vs, Ellen Leddy. Mar ried 1897. Adultery. Custody of minor child asked for.
 Edith M. Arnold, nee Held, vs Ben- jamln D. Arnold. Adultery and cruel- ty. Change of name asked for.
 Katherine G. Buckley vs. William J. Buckley of Meriden Adultery. Gus tody of two minor children.
 The case of Samuel Levin vs. Rachael Levin was also on the uncontested list and was granted on the grounds of in- tolerable cruelty. The affair is the end ing of six weeks bridal romance from the Ghetto. They were welded on July 5l of last year, and in six weeks time it is said that Levin, who is a widoWer, repented his second con- tract and sought divorce from the pret- ty young Jewess he had married.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
XlfRsr OF SERIES OF MUSICAL

\ WRIST OF SERIES OF MUSICAL < N SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S.
 s z Sunday evening the first of the musical s &ervices arranged by MT. Weld for the < ;IS6hofr of St. Paul's church will be given. Ss$chumann's Advent Hymn will be the N X work of interest sung on this occasion. S SyyThe service will be the regular evening pfayer, the Advent Hymn taking in K part of the place of the sermon. The
 E EV60FdS of the hymn Tn Lowly Gulse
 ridF King Appeareth'' are translated 1. .gfro1h the German of Frederick Ruckert X by the Rev. J. Troutbeck, D. D., precen- \ sStor of Westminster,
 SsS The music, by Robert Schumann Op. x M. IS for orchestra, organ soprano solo, 6uartet and chorus, and is very dig 3ffJ6d and churchly setting of the text. Erhe orchestral part will be omitted at N @&ilis rendering Mrs. Nora Russell aesehe will sing. the solo parts and Harry E. Woodstock will preside at the
 fkar1 Following is a brief synopsis { III the work.
 ~ The first number opens with so- < Drano solo, "In Lowly Guise," etc.
 avhteh is followed by soprano and alto
 S&h0rus, the soloist and chorus alternat- SgI QATrying the melody
 N IslH NO. P, 70 King, Indeed, Though No zfhnaHail Thee" etc, chorus for five sNoiceA is opened by the tenor chorus
 4! y5th q strong theme followed by eAutiful piece of contrapuntal writing &ahd ending with a strongly accented
 4etting of the words And Peace De &GIaring to All the World Prepare Thy | No.3, "When Thou the Stormy Sea s.Art Crossing" etc., for soprano solo
 and soprano and alto chorus, in which
 fhe splost Is given an obligato in the
 Most beautiful number in the work.
 < Ex No. 4 "Thou Lord of Grace and Trust 3x{nfAiling," etc, written in the old
 3ii6faf Style, in which changes of time 2re frequent measures in four four and a1IVe-fuur alternating produces an effect |}0f great religious breadth and dignity. 6 ,{SSs X .l To- 5, Need is There for Thyself Re- Sturntng," etc, is given entirely to quar- s1ef of soft voices.
 &asz1So. & "While Yet the World is Full s6f Strife" etc, opens with bold theme
 Eiven out by the alto chorus and ends
 Strong with quartet supported by SSGhorus. s4& "And Quenching Strife When
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
The Boston Grocery Co. Chapel and Temple Sts.
 Telephone o4r.

Iections and Spenser Kelly, the finest cal features.
 Mamie Remington and a, numerous picking of small colored folks, Flood Bros, Crawford and Stanley, Flo Par ker, Fiery and Fields and the vitagraph will also be included.
 Prices, matinee 10 and 20 cents, even- ing 10, 20 and 30 cents, ladies at mati- nee 10 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
CAP" SHAY ARRESTED.

Yesterday Detective Henry Donnelly went to Boston for the purpose of get ter known as Cap" Shay. Shay is un- ter known as Cap Shal. Shay Is un- der arrest in the Hub on charge of theft.
 The arrest was made Thursday even- ing and furnishes another link in the chain of evidence against James A. Denton and William Sykes, who are awaiting trial on charges of having stolen two sealslSin sacques from the store of the Brooks company. It has been learned that Shay who is a we'll known character, accompanied Denton on the first trip to Boston and that he alone went the second time, carrying the sealskin which was delivered to Blacksmith" Connolly, bartender in the Tivoi hotel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21

were served by Constable McNerney yesterday afternoon on the members of the firm of Mendel & Freedman, the Chapel street dry goods dealers. The plaintiff is Charles E. Hyde, whose fourteen-year-old son, Charles J. Hyde, was killed in the elevator at Mendel & Freedmans store May f. 1901.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
NEW HAVEN MAN
Leases Seymour House and Stab

Leases Seymour House and Stables.
 Seymour, Dec. 20.-James Ferguson of New Haven, a liveryman. has leased the Seymour house and the livery sta bles adjoining for a term of years. He will take possession on January 1. The hotel has been run by Henry Durham, brother of Sheriff Durham of New Haven county and the livery stables by John Holloway.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
Potts Wonderland Theater.

The novel bill of vaudeville at Polls, with the conclusion of the bicycle tour nament, will end it's engagement to- night Besides Bikes and Butler, the champions, and the crack local riders. the vaudeville stars are Will M. Cressy and Blanche Dayne in "A Village Law yer,' the Bachelor and Bellies, Hal Merritt, Frank Whitman, Rae and Brosche, Barton and Mack, the Nem- Der Japs and Switzerland in the vita- graph.
 CHUMS.
 The Christmas week attraction will be fashionable vaudeville full of special features. The leading sketch will be the New York Herald $1,000 prize play let, 'fChums," which will be presented by George W. Leslie & Go. The Four Cuttys in instrumental and vocal se-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
TINTED SERVICE cLJ1B.

A committee has been appointed by the local militia men and others about the state to take charge of plans for general service club to include com missioned officers of the state militia and regular army officers in the state, with club house in this city similar to the Army and Navy club in Wash ington
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Office
 Yesterday.
 The following deeds were filed for record in the town clerks office yester- day:
 Quit claim deeds-Leverett s. San ford to Royal B. Dwight, 50 feet Ex- change street; Benedict & Co. to John Russell, 76 feet Hamilton street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
BJ1RGLARY IN BETHEL,

Bethel Dec. 20.-The railroad station in this place was broken into last night Several hundred tickets and a number of mileage books were stolen but no cash secured. The money drawer was smashed, entrance being obtained through a window
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
COPPER FAILURE.

One of the Oldest Firms in English
 Metal Market Goes Down.
 London, Dec. 20.-The failure was an nounced on the metal exchange to-day of William Sergeant, head of one of the oldest and best firms in the metal market. His liabilities are variously es- timated at from { 3O,000 to G60,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
PLEADED GUILTY.

The criminal common pleas court came in yesterday and Judge Cable af- ter hearing pleas of guilty, imposed the following penalties: Charles E. Du- cross, breach of peace, $20 and costs Nicholas Pasquale, breach of peace, $10 fine and costs of $55.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
Xmas comes but once a year,
 Let's all be merry, 0.

Our part in the coming day is to supply the table necessities and luxuries as well. Our goods are of late selections, quality as usual the best. NUTS, imported and native 12c, 25c the h., Mixed Nuts, our own mix ture, 12c the lb., Hickory Nuts Sc the at. CANDIES, our broken, pure and high flav ored 12c the h., our rock mixed 10c the lh.. Blown Moiasses, Kisses, Phelps Chocolate Chips 35c the lb:, Corn Crisp. ORANGES, California, Florida and Jamacia, 1sc to 4oc dog. Dates 6c the lb. Figs 1Oc to e0c the ID. Table. Apples. Sweet Cider Magnolia and English Fruit Cake, 1 ID. bags, 25c. Plum Pudding. Orders for ANSONIA DOUGHNuTs must be. given no later than Saturday, December 21. Extra orders for Briggs Cake, Bread. Parker House and Finger Rolls one day in advance Xmas out-of-town orders. packing, shipping and expressage. no charge. Orders received for Ice Cream. Ices, Frozen Puddings, etc Hauff Ice Cream Co.'S products.
 E. E. Nichols,
 Telephone 56s-2. 37s STATE STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
JUDGMENTS IN SUPERIOR CouR

In the superior court, civil side, yes terday afternoon, a judgment for the plaintiff to recover $10 and retain pos session of replevined property, was rem dered in the case of H. F. Robinson against the Holuhhiss Manufacturing company.
 In the case of Phelps against the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company a demurrer to the complaint was overruled.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
YESTERDAY WAS SHORT CALENDAR
 DAYIN NSUPERIOR COURT.

Court of Errors in the Police Com mtssioncrs Case-"Cap' Shay Arrested tn Connection With Theft from Brooks & Co,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21

SUIT FOR BOYS DEATH. Papers in a suit for $5,000 damages
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16

last year, 35I. .i25 year before last and 4o2,.
525 the same time In l6e6 and for the IS
ays Of December it has been 522 535. against
e56.476 last year. 692.755 year before last
and oI66i7 the same time In 1893.
The movement since September ] shows re-
oeipts at all United States ports LOSS, 2os.
at S.Hs5. ,U-i Inst yea 3,47O.96O year
before Nisst and 4.o66, sos the same time in
1898: overland across the Mississippi, ONO
and Potomac rivers to northern mills ana can
ada 465. O2o against 593.S6i last year. 7I2.-
8l6 year before last and 55l SOL the same
time In 696; interior stocks In excess of those
n - The comm srcial year 5Oe.-
before las. and 553.sI2 the same time in
1893: southern mill tskinss 5ea.ooo AGAINST
49, $50 last year. 5o3.s3s year before last
md "A ,43S the same time I'm 1898.
These make the total movement for the lO4
days from September ! to date 5,6CS.o9i,
against 5.e7i $50 last year; e,2l2.4i5 year
before last and 6.5IS.ol+ the same time In
1893
Forel~n exports for the week have been
222. ESQ, AGAINST le77i5 last year. making
the total thus far sor the season 2 oao. n22
fgains. 2.775.4 .42i last year. an increase of
2I3.6oI.
Northern mill takings and Canada during the
pest ? laws show u decrease OF 6.439. as COM
PARED with the corresponding period last year
and their total tstings since September ]
The total takings Of American mills north
and south ard Canada thus far for the sea-
s.on have been 42s e47; asalnst 400 l43
spinners. against soo. 763.
Stocks at the seahoard and the 20 leading
southern interior ccnters have increased dur
ing the week 6tn7. AGAINST increase
during tho corresponding period last season OF
lag. .ele and ore now 70. os7 smaller than at
his date in 900.
INCLUDING stocks left over at ports and In
tcrcr towns from the last crop. and the mum
- h"irr h~aurht into sight thus far for
the cr0p. the sunply to date is 8. oso, 77S
against 5.7e4.o72 for the same period last
vfar.
No,,-Fsilure 10 receive cables prevented
--aration Of the visible supply report to-
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
MARRIAGE DEMAND REFUSED

Decatur. Ala. December H.-(SpecialD
A message from Lawrence county to-
night gives detailed account of a trag-
edy which took place some 10 miles south
east of Moulton at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Charley Sutton. who came from Texas
about a year ago. had been paying mark
ed attention to Maggie Thurman. pop
ular brunette of is. with the intention of
matrimony. as the young lady's relatives
presumed. Last night the discovery was
made that the young lady had been be-
trayed and she named Sutton as her ira
ducer.
This morning Miss Thurman's brother.
William Thurman. called upon Sutton and
demanded his immediate marriage to his
sister. Sutton refused. whereupon
young Thurman drew a pistol and shot
him through the breast. sutton died in
stantly. Thurman has not as yet been
arrested
Upon hearing of her brothers action.
Miss Thurman attempted 10 take her
own life by swallowing a large quantity
of morphine. The timely arrival of a
physician saved her life.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
Worlds Visible Supply Of Cotton.

New Orleans. December i4--Secretary li'.-
ter's statement oi the world suppl! oi c!t-
ton. made ~ from special cable and tele-
-rauhi. advice. compares the figures OF thl'
w.-s with last week. last year and the year
before.
N shows an Increase Tor the week just closed
Of Is7.l78 bales. against an increase q 2ol,-
SeS last year and increase Of l25.ooo the
year before last.
ga 769 last week. 3.T6e.Si5 last year AM
422SSS1 year before last
% this the total q An -rcan cotton IS 3
25ls4 aesinst sIa51eg ~ az asl S Wy 81 . al
aud Of an other kinds. incu>Tu igvppt,o ppdo sra. .
zil India. etc.. $50, 600. against $4,000 last
week. 535. 600 last year and 6oS.ooo year be
for- lass
Tl. total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows an ino r.ase compared with last We X
of l3T.G76 bale. an increase compared WIN
last year ~ ?. 1872. ana degrcaTe compare"
With scar before last ~ f56, $50.
or the worlds Visibi, Supply or cotton as
above. thege is naU afaat and held II t'le e5t
BRITAIN and conunental Europe ,onS; o@01 @
against I753 600 last year and .3So.ooo
year before last: ln Egypt $4,000. against
10000 last year and ~. coo year before
lass: IN India l24 90. against 2oSOo0 last
year and 22e 600 YEAR before last. and in he
United states .5g-2 600. against ,o5S,OOo
last year and l.93S.ooO year before last
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16

trade, generally speaking, has been slow TO
take hold of the apple situation on account OF
the high prices. expecting no doubt, tnat @ sucn
action on the part of the buyers would effect
the market and result in slight decline In
this they have been mistaken and as last
alternative will now take hold of the stua-
tion and lay in their holiday supplies.
The market oranges is easy: in fact. is
not so active as we anticipated several days
ago Prices are such authorize liberal pur-
chasing and a heavy conhumption.
Bananas are also on standstill with prices
ranging normal
Cranberriss very active, ant We anticipate
even higher prices than now prevail. This
may be applied also to celery.
taken readily at quotation prices; each day 5
receipts being taken on arrival .
The supply of holiday nuts. covering all
varieties, has already practically been ex-
hausted.. and the merchants who nave not
already contracted their holiday supplies are
going to find II hard matter TO complete
their list On these goods.
New York state cabbage are very active
and we look for continued advances as me
season progresses and disagreeable weather
Irish potatoes are showing decline of s
TO PIC per bushel. With the market easy at
all points of shipment
The best varieties OF sweet potatoes are not
so plentiful and in active demand at quo
tation prices The market is better on colored
vtrieties and the supply is unusually light with
Indications of better prices.
Tennessee fresh meats are ready sale with
the supply light. sausage In tins selling at
IOc per pound; spare ribs and bones in bar
relS at to &c per pound.
Eggs are holding their own. and we doubt
If prices are not some higher between now and
the holidays.
The market is well supplied with all grades
of butter with a sluggish demand prevailing
and indications of further decline in prices.
Game of every description is plentiful. How
ever arrivals are, not sufficiently heavy as to
cause any decentralization of PRICES yet.
Fancy tomatoes ready sale at SIS SO to 81 per
crate with not half enough arriving to supply
the wants of the trade.
Onions have advanced TO such extent as
almost makes their purchase pr lhbtory on the
past of the jobbers bringing 81 SO per bushe
IT wholesale.
California fruit has played out for the pres
ent season. New York Catawba grapes still IL
10
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taking and absence OF bull support ruled spec
ulatively featureless, nut about steady at the
initial level all day on light week-end covering
by shorts and closed steady in tone with prices
net unchanged to 5 points lower Cables In
most instances faN orable to The bull side.
the exception beng a lower German market
though Havre later lost its advance and closed
net unchanged; sales Is 500 bags; December
6 65; March 6. 90: May 7.05@7. 10; July 7.30:
September 2 4Om7 as: october ESQ.
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining 9-52; CEN
trifugsl 96-test 3s.; molasses sugar 3 1882.
Refined steady; No. 6 a. 80; No 2. i2o; No. g.
4.lo; No. g. 4.o5. No. TO- a; No II. 3. 05;
No 2. 3s5; Nos. 3 and q. $50; standard
A and confectioners' A.. 40: mold a. 5.2s
cut loas and crushed $40; powdered s gran
u.ated \. 60: cubes, o.75.
New Orleans. December I4.-SUgar steady
open kettle 2 9l6G3: open kettle centrifugal
3hq3a: centrifugal granulated 4haA s. rs;
whites 3si43s; yellows 3 7-l603%; seconds
2W3ia. Molasses steady; open Kettle 20Gp30;
centrifugal 7G2i. Sirup steady at 24I28
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
SHAKERS RETURN TO OHIO.
Leave the Colony They Founded in
Camden County.

Brunswick. Ca. December H-(Spe-
ciaI)-The Shakers that formed the coll
ony at White Oak. Camden county, have
all returned to their home in Union Viii
lage. Ohio. They have left their posses
sions in this section in charge of Theodore
Clark who for number Of years has
been their agent in Glynn.
The Shakers have some magnificent
holdings in Camden. including q recently
colupleted house that cost them over
$4,000. The disposition they will make Of
this and their property in the future IS
an interesting question. They viii either
develoD ii themselves or have it develop
ed for the benefit of the community.
The people in this section prefer that
the Shakers themselves return, as they
make exceptionally good citizens. and
are desirable in any community.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
RAILROAD is REPORTED SOLD.
Tallahassee Southeastern System
May Have Been Bought.

Tallahassee, Fla, December lit was
given out here today that T.. III. Beach
had sold the Tallahassee Southeastern
railroad TO the Florida Grand Trunk
Railroad Company.
This company was granted a charter
by the Florida Legislature in 1898 with a
capital Of $5O0.000 aud tin following in
Baya, of Flcridq; II. Mccall. IF New
York: L. Combes. 81 Alabama, and sam
ue II. Levy. Of London, England, to
build. equip and operate "A railroad FROM
some point on the Atlantic ocean through
Tallahassee to some point on the bound
airy limo between Alabama and Florida
and granting 10000 acres of land per mile.
II Is stated that the parties interested ore
daily expected here TO perfect the pa
pers.
1t is also claimed that the Grand Trunk
their railroad
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16

this fail make il very difficult TO grow
another crop. Not only. in my judgment.
Will the acreage be decreased % per cent,
but guano in the same ratio and the dis
appointingly and unnecessarily low price
this fan is the keen-edged weapon which
has inflicted a mortal wound on the ia
nous proverbial goose that laid the
golden egg.
My advice to those farmers who have
isot yet sold their cotton is TO hold II,
for my honest conviction is that 1t Will
go To 10 cents. | am not chargeaple WIN WIN
tessimism. on the contrary, | am inclined
60 look ON the bright side OF things; but
after a careful study of present suf-
roundings l here and now predict Tor the
year 1853 the greatest cotton lamlhe IN"
country has ever known. the consump-
ticn being so rsuch greater than The pro
,luctIon- GEORGE w. TRClTT.
I.aGrange, Ga. December IA, EOl.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter

Atlanta, December l4.-The Christmas rush
Is now beginning 20 assume its normal propOr-
tons. and the next zen days viii bc o. re-
mafl.ebe activity and VIII require active ser
vice on the part Of the fruit and produce Job
bers almost continuously night ana day. JudG-
Ing from weather reports, the weather is going
to b. cold and crisp. which il 4 very necessary
adjunct in connection with this line, especial
Is at this season of the year.
Apples coatin r. remarkably high. with the
market firm Throughout the country. The
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
QUEEN AND PRINCE HENRY
They Are Loyalty Received on Arriv-
ing at The Hague.

The Hague. December 14-Queen WI
kelmina and Prince Henry arrived here
today. Flags were displayed throughout
the city and the railroad station was
decorated. The inhabitants made loyal
demonstration, apparently impartially
bestowed upon the queen and the prince
consort At least. there was no display
of hostility against the prince. The
queen and Prince Henry drove to the res
idence of the queens mother. who wei
coined them before the public. kissing
Queen Wilhemina warmly and shaking
hands with Prince Henry. Later the
crowds around the palace sang the na-
tional anthem, the queen appearing on
the baicoug.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
Cation Seed Oil and Meal.

New York December l4.-Cottou seed oil
ries..d strong and fairly active At ;he highest
point IN a i0nx time. offerings are stN light.
Prime crude barrels nominal. prime sum ncr
yellow Ate,4IiaC. of summer yellow 4084 e.:
prinl. white 43ae4c: prime winter yellow 44c.
Prime meal $50
Msrnphis December i4.-C'otton seed oil
Car lots por gallon prime crude 35c: prime
summer yellow $3.50: choice cooking summer
yellow less than car lots. per gallon, nominal.
cotton seed meal and cake--Primc S25. SO.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
GEORGE sEALEY PASSES AWAY
Sudden Death of Prominent Citizen
of Galveston. Tex.

Galveston. Tex, December H-Galves-
ton was shocked this evening on receipt
of the news of the death OF George
Sealy on board a train today while en-
route TO New York. Mr.. Sealy was one
of a committee of four appointed by the
citv i'm a conference with a committee of
New York holders of Galveston city
bonds. the object being to refund the
city debt at a lower rate Of interest. Mr..
Sealy left Galveston Thursday night in
company with /. II. Kempner and r..
Waverly Smith. also members of the
committee. The conference was to take
place in New York on December Il Death
was from heart failure and occurred be-
yCud St. Louis
No man has been more closely identi-
fied with the growth of Galveston In the
past quarter of n celtury than Mr.. SeaIy.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
Country Produce.

Atlanta. December 14.-EGgs 2l022, de-
clining Butter, fancy choice IL to l2la;
fancy Jersey 2uGi22ia; Georgia. fancy 15Gfli
good sale. Live poultry, hens 20Fi22; fries.
large l2isc; dull. Ducks. puddle 2ec
pound 1lGt1212; chickens, hens lV4
i2I5c; ROSTERS 1QSc; fries HGil5c; geese
n i0c: ducks 12@lSc; rabbits, each loQllc;
Onions 81 501il 75 busnel Irish potatoes
81 a5 per bushel. Peas, white, $-6o@l.'5;
iady. S.. .25GI2. so: field. s1.1Oa 10. Celery
oO6,rOc dozen
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Flour, Grain and Meal.

Atlanta. December H-F'lour. diamond.
LIST patent $500: I'd patent. $3.50: straight
$i.10; extra fancy $3.50; fancy 3.7U: extra
family 1910 First patent spring
wheat $500. Corn. choice white, sac: No.
2 do. 81; No. mixed SS. Oats. white %:
mixed 81. Texas rustproof rs; Kansas 20.
Hay, No. / timothy. large bales. sll0.
No. /. small bales, 81; No. 2. 90c. Meal
plani, SIC; bolted 75c. Bran, small sacks.
Sl20 Short 81 20. Stock meal, $l.35 per
100 pounds. Cotton seed meal Sl.lo pc.
100 pounds. Hudnut's grits, s2.15.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-16
McLAURIN DENIES REPORT.
Will Not Take UP His Residence in
Washington.

Grecnville. S. c. December 14-(Special1
In dispatch To The GrCenville News to
night Senator John J.. AlcLaurin denies
that he will take up his residence in
washington and quit politics in South
Car olina.
lie says he has formed a law partner
ship with +. l.. Wells of Washington
for the purpose of keeping in touch with
his profession. and that his public duties
demand he should have an office N wash
inEtOn.