Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1898, Page 8

@ THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1898-24 PAGES ry Si a W. B. Moses & Sons. | W. B. Moses & Sons. Our Annual W. B. Moses & Sons. ONT ionionorsoreronteetestes te dee reeeeehGHIGH MOHELA | greater than ever. Septemb Greatest Trade Event of the Year. Furniture Included in the Cuts. Our greatest furniture sale started yesterday mornin prices. We want and expect next week to be the biggest Our purchases have been more advantageo: September 5. Day,” on Mon- we will ay tn order to give them For the benefit mye employes of the ernment ho. w 1 bee day “Lal peg hy Pah immense stock inc! th's it sa TEMBER och tnd ge week That Great Purchase °%,,the entire gocds from the world-renowned firn of Nelson, flatter & Co. A purchase of goods that the firm decided not to con- tinue making because the detail of construction was too expensive. Bedroom Suites, in Solid Mahogany, Curly Birch, Maple and Oak; also Sideboards, and Chiffoniers of the finest quality and construction. All going at wonder- | W. B. Moses & Sons. fully small prices. at ridiculously small value of the pieces. W. B. Moses & Sons. | W. B. Moses & Sons. | Odd r Furniture Salle. All Kinds of g with every promise of becoming a record breaker for big selling and fow. in the house’s history. Why shouldn’t it? The bargains are here- us than ever---our prices are wonderfully liberal. That Great Purchase of the well-known New York firm of J. Healy & Co., manufacturers of Parlor Suites, Lounges, Easy and Morris Chairs. at the sheriff's sale of thestock Pieces, The goods were bought prices--they’ll sell at ridiculously small prices--prices that in. no way compare with the Couches, There Are Bargains Here to Delight Every Buyer. sSONSOnGeegDegbeseegegeasensensenreasonseelenseegengeeseresqeegwg ese qe geghgHGHgMss own nenrgwegrsgrsnnwngn sors nneorso oO iis oeenrrrngn Genienien Parlor Suites. Odd Parlor Pieces. Bedroom Suites. Odd Dressers. Sideboards. Buffet Tables. | Bookcases. Sele Sale Worth. _price. Worth. Worth. price. Worth. Worth, Worth < Paviec Bi pccen, Maheg. Inlaid Avm Chatr, Oak Suite. ~ H15.09 $26.00 Mahogany-finish Dresser... $27.00 Oak Buttet “apart BES dan: eS $49.00 tapestry I $19. Oak Suite: 1 $7 4.9 Oak Burret 2 doors 00 cle 5 ‘pieces, Mahogany Inlaid Sofa’ 1) $35.50 Oak Suit % z Onk Buffet aig $18.00 —— 2 eee $30.00 $18.00 Mabog. Inlaid Arm Cialr, $24.00 Oak Suite. Maple Dresser Oak Buffet 7: ining, ¢ Parler 5 pieces, Mahog. Inlaid Side Chair. $17.50 fee pee Odd Birch Dr tet Buffet { aati . 4 5.0 or ‘orn uk, Suite. ¢ ch Dress dak Br . single. - plana ong vices $35.00 $20.00 Matog. Finlsh Corner a is ante ddd Birch Dresse: Oak Buiter Ta etal é damask ............... $36.00 $25.00 Inlaid Mahog. Finish Cor- Oak Suite. = Mahogany Buffet Tab aay é Overstuif-d Parlor Suite, ner Chair. 11.00 aaeeny s Oak | damask. .....! $50.00 $27.00 Mahog. Finish Side Chair, Mahogany FS $70.00 5 pieces, in- tapestry .. - $12.00 Mahogany 2 k $ $45.00 1 ba ee $60.00 $42.00 Mahog. Finish Side Chair, peatpasny, 3 Oak Sidebourd. § a y Finish Desk. |! §20.00 | % parlor “Suite, 5 ‘pieces, inlaid, tapestry eithawany i Mahogany Side! § Oak Desk ..: : be overstuffed ........ $75.00 $48.50 Mahogany Inlaid Sofa iahoeaiey om Oak Sideboard. $3 Mahogany Desk . | % Parlor Suite. Mabog. Inlaid Arm Chair: MMRioeaTs Birch Dresser... $22.00 $8: Inlaid Desk . ca overstuffed + $55.00 $38.50 Mahog. Inlaid Side Chair. Mahogany Oek and Mahoguny-finish = 4 Pa ae Sofa, Colonial style, » Mahogany Dresser 1... $19.00 “3 é oo $49.75 “tunslin ees Mahogany Suite. Mahogany “Dresser. $26.00 Gak Sidehos : Mahogany i 4 5.00 $33.50 potes parenvere Stahogany pinlaid Odd Ash Dresser 1 Odd cht Maorany | us | & Parlor “Suite! 3 pteces, © : . Matiogany” Suite.: Birch Dresser. oak Stuebon i Mahogany : | $5.73 3 ‘Ash Dresse id & Mabeeany | z damask .......... $28.55 Maple Suite Ash Dresser omens £ Mahogany 50.00 | ; 3 S odd Pasior “” Sutte, my ae Maple Suite Odd Oak Dkese Mahozany Sideboard. 3 Mahogeny Inlsid Desk... $32.00 nF 911.00 4 = pieces, damask. = $25.00 $13. green | Oak Dresser. antious Ose Sines Mahogany Inlaid Desk... $50. | inlay. 2 aie Suite, 4 ee ‘: Side Chair, —— strle Birch Dresser Mahogany Fintsh Desk. ee) ty KK ...---..-.-...- $125.00 75.00 green embroidered velv cy : Bred ° Mahogany Finish Desk $15.00 Suite, 4 piec 65. $41.75, Sofa, Chippendale styl Odd Oak Dresser, : OpeR........-.- Parlor Suite, 6 pieces, * : a inlaid damask cover... Ouk Dresser with desk at- Dining Chairs. and Mahogany’ dnist $ alk velour............. $75.00 $48.00 S ached .... a * Mabegany Finish, open.. Parlor Suite, 5 pieces si Ash ‘Dresser (ooge): <7. $11.00 Worth. Cabinets. peg ae Gates i z em>. velour..... $80.00 $52.00 Ash Suit Mahogany Finish ‘Dresser. Oak Saddle Seat Chair... $4.00 Sale Mahogany Finish. & Parlor Suite, 5 Solid Oak Suite... Oak Dreaser: «= Mabog. Finish Saddie Seat ; Wie eal : 3 $ i - a 48.00 Oak Suite. ahogany Finis resKt wale sone . 2.25, “ Parlor Sait een Oak Suite: Walnut — Finish . lulaid Mabog. Finish Wood ‘Scat Aad en SEs 8 = uite, 7 ny Finish $13.50 laid " $52.50 $44.50 Mahogaoy - Dresser . - $1.20 ag nil sine | 4 $67.00 $50.00 Odd Oak Base Dresser, Dining inigh enemas Ria ae } $60.00 $45.09 on, -- “pining #20 $2.00 Pinta oo ean Be & oi ms ‘inish, corner.» $23.00 in ees $75.00 $42.50 Oak Dresser. saeahen SRB: $2.25 + fist come 's100.00 Oak and Mahogany Finish, Maho Dinter; 3 ae « 2 doors 5 $19.60 $75.00 $60.00 Mahogany Finish Dresser. S = $3.25 $2.25 Oak and Forest Green, 2 Parlor § % White Enameled Dresser. Dining OMS ce psks sees pee $1 damask 3 "$57.00 $49.00 White Enameled Dresser. ele 5 $2.25 a4 Mabegany Finish ining. $15.65, $ Parlor pleces, White Enameled Dresser. Dining $ apd Mahogany Finish and Oak, my A damask mtus esas FEROO $69.00 White Enameled Dresser. wees se $3.50 $2.50 ere a4 % doors S $21.75 $ Parlor Suite, 8 pieces, 4 White Enameled Dresser. Dining Martin; Gute... gous aed $25.00 $17.85 damask ... T.! $72.00 $63.50 White Enameled Dresser. Chair. > $4.25 $2.90 Martin, Curio $55. a 6.00 Parlor Suite, 5 picces, Chiffonier ak Inlaid Dresser...... Odd D " Ch a Oax Ba $70.00 $53.00 Oak Chiffonier inin airs 4 Chiffonte 5 i . $90.00 $0050 ‘sito Bureau Wash Stands, g ate é 1 $12.00 ° ° Worth. price. 5 $85.00 $56.50 Chiffonter "$8.50 Ww Mi a Odd Dining Chair. - $3.00 $1.50 é a Mabogany-finish Chiffonier $12.00 ith urrors Odd Dining Choir. $2.00 $1.00 = $60.00 $38.50 Oak “Cainer. ce 128 os Odd Dining Chair, 50 $ ‘ahiogany-finish Chiffonter $15.00 ees rth Odd Dining Chetr, $37.00 $25.00 Oak Chiffonier..... + $9.00 We pee eee Odd Dining Chatr,. & Mabogany Chiffenter. White Enameled: 2 *g9.00 Odd Dining Chai: & pices. damask ++. $34.50 $23.50 Gold Ghats Mahogany Chiffonier. Mateus ithilah > 300 Odd Dining Chat SS 7 Mah. inish Suite, 5 Goll Ghat: Mahogany Chiffonter.- Spi ane ! 350 Odd Dining Chai Mahogany Finish... : 2 Jama sk. 2. . $80.00 $54.50 eid one Birch Chiffonier. See ete ols tie Gdd Dining Chair, Osk Soesieken Mn eae a id Chair, Mahogany fnleb <Chiftontes Mahogany’ Finish. 30.50 fe i Ecouaetc en “emaoaaes Nd Chal i dd Arm Dining Pieces, damask s+ = $86.00 $53.00 id Chair Oak —Chiffonier, French Reanceany) Finish. sae Mahogany 4 Mai y Em. Suite, 3 Bold Chair, bevel glase....... . $9.50 3 Hy aa ¢ S velut. 1 --. $45.00 $30.00 eons Oak-finiah Chiffonter, Ger Extension Tables. Green $ id Suite, Bold Chaie, + man plate... .. Sale = q Satte. 3 oos00 geaso | Geld Chair: Manegabsnian ¢ Washstands. won, ov, | Brass andOnyx Ta é = = Geld Chair, damask. | - $4.00 ‘s s Oak Extension Table, 10 Briss and Onyx Teble............ 4 $30.00 $20.00 ble, Ver Oak Worth. ft. z -.. $10.00 $7.75 Brass and Onyx $ Table. Vernis Martin style $22.50 Oak Chigonier: Manle Washstand.;..... 315.00 Oak~ anis ion Bra ongx 7 > $30.00 $17.70 2 Da jonler.. Odd Oak Washstand. 22. $15.00 Table, 10 ft.. - $14.5) $9.20 Bra Guys $ finish Svite, 3 ae Mirrors. Delt Enamel Chiitonte Oak: Wastetand. - $1300 Oak -anteh = Brass 1 % tapestr $58.00 33.50 pname fe 4 dak Washstuir . "$450 Table. 8 tt. 12.50 $8.80 ass § E & aaa Le 5 maes Sale Oak Chiffonier.. 1. $19.00 Oak Wash-tand » $550 Aeiitah Oak ts Brass and Onyx E Worth, = - n green damask $70.00 $40.50 : -.., Wortin. price, Birdeye Maple Chiffonler, Anti ish Washstand, $3.50 Table. 12 ‘tt $5.55 Brass und Onyx Odd Onk : $3.50 ¢ z ny Suite, 3 pieces, Mirror. Silver and White, | French bevel glass...... $25.00 Oak Washs-and 1 $550 Sounds Oak Brass and Onyx Oak und Mahogany Finish, 4 $ $120.00 “ging 215.0 == 10.00 | Birch Chiffonier, French White Washstand $4.50 Table, 10 ft $4.55 Brass and Etagere. } wood seat $4.00 $ é . + $23.00 Oak W: $9.00 Oak Extension Oak. cane seat. $4.00 = & $100.00 = ie Mabogavy-fiuis!: Chiffonier, ' White Wasbstand. - $258 ft $5.59 =. oe seat $3.00 53 a 40.00 . a = French bevel glass..... $24.00 15.45 hite ‘ashs: . . Xd gany ? 3 $ . Gilt,” 18x$1 * $11.00 a piniten cultenice= seh ook White Wash: é + $650 Spacer $5.25 Parlor, Bedroom and ona ag gon = 2 bate Tare ow Mabe Inlaid - tension $9.00 $6.00 Libra: T. ble Hghyatae pegs a4 + Gilt, + $18-¢ ! tension 3 vod a 7 = mane: asso ewe 3 Dressing Tables. ee $8.00 $0.25 ibrary 1Labtes Sak: wood Rents 2212022 $438 4 Saeeree $38.00 Walaut-tinish Chiffonier..: $40.00 aay Sale tension Oe tar, ayer d deems ty i = ‘orth, priee, as +, $19. 5. = fone acne as wrabeaees é Oak I Table $15.95 $19.00 $14.25 e abies See Sg 1.00 i $ ‘ Ock and Mebogauy finieh. Mahogany Finish, cobbler 5 ¢ 4 me Tabl > 2 = W Mahogany Table $2: 200 Extension as s f % 2 5 4 5 Se dies hite & Brass Beds. Birch Dressing Table..... $21, 12/90 eee ; $10.00 $6.99 Saree ee Mrboginy Pioish ond oak, & 3 Carved Oak Library Histo See OO Sale. White Dressing ‘Tab $14.50 11.50 Extinsion Te Mahogany fnieh. wood seat.............. $8.80 z $ «= nlatd Mahogany Library | Worth. price. Maple Inlaid’ Dress si coinae 5 50000 te Mahogany finish. Oak, wood seat. 2.2...) $4.50 + “eee eee es Cae £5 wate $19.00 $12.50 SG to gzn00 geno Mah fateh: Mahogany Finish and Oak, 5 varved 10g! LAD | jahogany “; Bee see ai Blich a Table. wood SS 0 185 ae | 3. Table. $19.00 $13.75 Estension Does ae Tuchand Gabe Oak, wood seat. He Ses we $ ose Lit : | zs $4.85 Bireb D ‘ Sip) | = “yg $2400 $18.50 Mabegany Finish and Oak, + Oak Kido | Oak Frame, 26x60 $23 Mahogany Minish Dré Bxtenslin Table, 12 0) Wood peat........... 34.50 $2.49 X Mahony ‘able | Mirror, Oak Frame, 1x30 “$3 $4.25 onttle ae o , $20.00 $15.00 Mahogany Finish, wood .. Mah. gdpy ‘able | = Dak Dr 75 $23.00 16.50 ee See 7 $3.00 & Maple Kidney Table... | 9 2.05 Odd Whit ‘$9.00 , $23. $16.5 Forest Green, wood seat.. $7.50 3.75 3 . Ses cee | Ladies’ Desks. — Qak Dressing Table. gio.40 Baa Se Mahogany Finish, “Emb. os = rae Mahogany Finish | Ret $1.95 aay gee ress! bd $16.00 anor Oak Extension’ Tabie, = ie een pace: sesh BO $5.50 % abogany 1 | Jak Inlaid Desk $16.50 $3.35 Mahogany Dressing Table $30.00 $21.00 Cease ae ee ne k and Mahogany SSRs 305% Ps drawers... | Oak Inlaid Desk $4.45 aaalicy any Inlaid Dressing Aeon 3 toe a $40.00 $32.00 Maks gany Mahogany, wood seat $5.75 Mahoginy Finish | ‘able. . 7. eam eee 5 340: 2. Mahogany. iahogany, wood seat... $7.00 $ Mategunt 522 | crepes ones eases 5) Oak, brass trimm Mahogany’ Finish, , wood ; lst mee China Cases. ak Extention able, 8 eo, gies it Staiogaay Fini, ">? $49 = “ayepd } Oak /Extension’ Table, 10 Tea Tables. Mahogans Finish, "wood - = ens . | ale Oak China C: se. we ee Fanti pene Sale = : $5.00 $ Matogauy Piatsh | : Oak China Case, round end $1 ° Worth. price. $2.00 & Mabowauy Finish ith Doak ak Chea Cac. 2 Office Desks. Mapopany Saleh SB ES | Poreat aiveen, wood sant ius 3 2 | Finish “Desk. Brass Bods, 3 ft. dak C case. Bo-inch Solid Oak Double-pedestal : : ; : : : & mates, ae ek ee AN sizes... 312.59 ook pholtop “'Standara” me gas anges wana ca oH | = = | Mhognas ini a ( Orders filled from sample.) Oak ea i Got Soe om TES ee : $33 Bo Hall Furn iture. bs | jahogany Finis! : Onk Mehcgany... Xr 6 = - |‘ Mabosany Finish Oak Reed joods. Mah finish! $6.25 #52 | Sele & ~ | Maho & . E a Oak. CME 00 $3. eaten. x —— ee ee Cheval Glasses. aey See : Sale Mahogary finish > B33 Si80 | Qak Hall Seat........... $15" 11-80 $4.50 oeany Cars Sines Worth. price. Mahogeny finish 39.00 $4.50 Mahogany Hali Seat ae ee i S Sale Ms bogany Chinn: Oias: s Chair, with cusbion....:. $8.00 "85:40 Matogany-fnish Ynla'y t Oak Hall Glass... 0. $15 <5 $9.00 ik Desk . Worth. price. Oak Corner China O2se.., $55. “hair, with cushion + $10.50 00) ‘Table, round. ses+ $3.00 $1.19 Mahogany Hull Seat....) §20.00 $12.50 $i1.00 Oak Deak Oak China Case... Buamel Chair. 2 $11.00 00 Inlay Table, mshogany, Oak fall Seats. 2 $12.00 $7.80 + $10.00 Mahogany $15.00 $10.00 Oak Corner China Case. Mahogany Finish: + $8.00 50 veneers Ae.) $1.29 Oak Hall Seat : $15.00 $9.60 W.B. MOSES & SO Stoteoton TROUBLE ON A TRANSPORT Cnpleasaut Incidents on the Minnewaska, Which Carried District Troops. Yhe Sieward’s Department Went Wrong From the Start—Four Men Thrown in Irons. From the New York Tribane, today. Some of the crew attributed it to the fact that the steamer carried the red and yey pennant of the sunken Spanish ves- sel, Reina Mercedes, and others thought there were other causes; but certain it is that the United States transport Minne- waska, which moored at the Coltmbia stores, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, had more than its share of unpleasantness aboard during the trip to Santiago and back. Four men were thrown into irons, NS, F St. Gor. Lith. teeter elena aeletnecetatedelebait ae aeditetnttptetedenduthteletedtetetrtettetetetelptedetpdedetndedtetetedptetedetedeeteted 4 into the hatchwe-y yesterday and is at the i hospital suffering from internal injuries. The trouhe originated in the steward’s departm at, which is in the hands of a man who knows no more about a ship thes he was able to learn at summer ho- “el, where he had previously employed his time. The steward’s name is W. J. Mac- Goveran, and not only his name, but his love for whisky would indicate, the offi- cers of the vessel say, that he is a Scotch- man. He was installed as steward just before the transport started for the south four months ago. The Minnewaska had been the Persia of the Atlantic Transport line. It had flown the British flag, and When it was turned over to the United States government there was in the wine locker a large supply of whiskies and wines. One of the first things that Stew- ard MacGoveran discovered was this sup- ply of good drinking, and he kept the se- cret in his own department. Wrong From the Start. When the vessel reached Savannah sup- plies were loaded aboard her for the sail- ors at Santiago, and Major J. L. Wilson, quartermaster, United States Volunteers, went aboard to take charge of her. One of the first questions he asked was whether there was any lquor or wine aboard, a half a dozen more were docked three days’ pay each, end, as if her bad luck were sticking to her, one of the messboys fell the steward said positively that there wa: nothing of that sort except what had come aboard with the army supplies, _ The steward’s department went wrong from the start, the officers say. The stew- ards and cooks were intoxicated at inop- portune times, and were insolent and to- tally without knowledge of how to manage such a department on a ship. Before San- tlago was reached one of the assistant stewards had to be taught what his place was by being threatened with irons. At Santiago Major Wilson, Surgeon W. R. Lee, Patrick H. Cooper, third officer of the vessel, and other went on the wreck of the Reina Mercedes. Mr. Cooper rescued the pennant from the side rail, which was under water. This pennant floated from the mainmast of the Minnewaska when she entered New York harbor yesterday. The troops that were taken on the Min- newaska at Santiago were a squadron of the 2d Cavalry, a battalion of the District of Columbia Volunteers, a battalion of the 38d Michigan Volunteers, the balioon de- tachment of the Signal Corps and a de- tachment of artillery. The 750 men did their own cooking, and jt must be written to the credit of Major ‘ilson that it was declared by the inspect- ors at Montauk that no other transport had reached there with the men in such good condition. But the forty officers complained loudly and perpetually because of the glaring ignorance and incompetence of the steward's department. Ansaulted by the Chef. The first open rupture between the offi- cers of the steamshfp and the steward’s de- partment came whén the chef, Louis Mer- cier, assaulted Third Officer Cooper with a meat cleaver for giving him a perfectly proper order. This: happened on the morn- ing the vessel left Santiago harbor, and Mercier has been ‘undér irons since. He will be turned oyef to’the United States clvil authorities in New York and prose- cuted for insubordination. A few days later Anthony Rupert, the second cook, was put in irons for insubordination, but as his case was not Quite so bad he was put to work forward, after being docked three days’ pay. One of the soldiers was then installed as cook, but the twenty men in the steward’s department kept gn in the same old way, and half of them were fined from time to time. On the third day from Santiago the gov- ernment supplies of lquor and wine gave out, and the officers were much surprised at noting considerable ‘drunkenness there- after, not only among the steward’s men, but among the soldiers. It was afterward found out that wine ahd whisky were sold to the soldiers at $4 and $5 a bottle, besides which it was learned that coffee,’ to and other stores were being sold from the government supplies. ie Minnewaska reached Montauk Point on August 28, and the men disembarked the next day. Then the boat was moved out thtee miles and put in quarantine. ‘While there Capt. W. M. Hopkins gave an crder to a man named Poge, a waiter in the steward’s department. Poge_ struck the captain twice with his fist. Some of the other officers went to (he captain’s as- sistance, and Poge was put in irons. He and MacGoveran, who had been making Neeats, it is alleged, were at once turned over to the sheriff of Suffolk county. The captain made a search of the vessel, and found in @ wine locker about thirty bottles of wine and whisky, which were the re- mains of the full supply with which the ship started from New York. "The secreting of these beverages was not the only glaring fault on the part of the steward, according to the statement of the officers. The ship was not far from San- ‘fago when ten thousand pounds of beef had to be thrown overboard because of careless refrigeration, due to the alleged neglect of the steward and his men. Yesterday afternoon James Keaton, a seventeen-year-old boy from Buffalo, who Was employed in some capacity on the stip, fell down the rear hatchway while the ship was at dock. It seems that one of the officers had ordered the removal of a lacder that had been used by the men to go below, and when it was taken away the protecting chain was not fastened property. ‘The boy swung his foot over to where he supposed Mme ladder was, and fell ahout ten feet, his ribs striking a heavy kettle. ily bruised He was taken, in a bad condi- tion and internally to the Long Island, College Hospital. 8 . Late Thursday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Wells of Suffolk county went before United States Commissioner Morle, in Brooklyn, with two men from the Minnewaska, who are believed to be the steward and the first cook, and asked that they be confined in jail pending the filing of charges of insub- ordination and threatened assault against them. The deputy sheriff had only a letter from the captain setting forth the facts, and Commissioner Morle was unable to igsue a warrant in the absence of a sworn statement. The deputy next took the men before Commissioner Shields, but. he re- fused to act because of lack of jurisdic- tion. It is not known where the deputy sheriff next went with his prisoners. The Minmewaska will go to Charleston cn Monday afternoon, and load again with supplies for Santiago. ——se0__—__ Disbanding the Volunteers. A statement prepsred at the War Depart- ment shows that eighty-three organizations in the volunteer army haye received orders looking to their being mustered out of the service. This number includés fifty-three regiments and a number of minor organi- zations, such as batteries of artillery, in- dependent companies of cavalry, etc., and represents almost one-third of the 225,000 men called for by the President in the two proclamations issued by him. - . GEN. CASSIUS M. CLAWS PETITION. In His BIN for Divorce Says His Gir} Wife Deserted Him. A special from Richmond, Ky., say The petition for divorce filed by Gen. Cassius M. Clay to secure a legal separa- tion from his girl wife, Dora Richardson Clay, recites “that the plaintiff has treat- ed the cerenéant in all respects as a duti- ful and faithful husband should, and that he has fully met and discharged all the covenants cr said Marriage contract, but that the defendant did, without fault on the part of plaintiff, abandon him on July 3, 1807, cud hes since lived separate and Sen cop ft at asks nm. Clay prays for a c that. the defendant be restored <a her maiden name and given all proper relief, which ts supposed to mean that intends to provide a Mberal alimony. The dcfend- Gisy says that the Sit sha maoes so long as he lives. eects ———_+--___ To Investigate Bank Papers, Secrstary Gage ‘gm given instructions to bank examiners t® make such inspections of papers held by the banks as will enable the examiners to report whether the wat revenue act is baing or has been complied