{Sudament for plainti)
Shanghai, Oct, 20, husband who, under' a "separa. ion agreement, paid into his wit account a monthly allowance, gave evidence in HM, Supreme ' Court yesterday before Judge P. Grant ones when the hearing of a case in Which the was sued ax a Judgment debtor was resumed.
"The woman, Mrs. W, P, Davis, who did not appear, was" sried by' Mrs Catherine Estival for non-payment of $86.15. "Addressing the husband, His Lordship explained that at the last nearing when the judgment debtor was present, the case had been adjourned in order that Mr. Day might give evidence as to the funds At his wife's disposal. Here he added that Mrs, Davis had steadfastly fused to pay the debt.
Mr. Davis told the Court that under an ayeeement made in 1095 he eyreed to pay his wife, $200 on the first day of every month. This payment was made through his bank, the amount being paid into his wife's account. Asked if his wife had other means, Mr. Davis replied that she had advertised in the newspapers, masseuse and clairvoyant, Mrs. Davis was ordered to pay into Court a sum of $40 on the first day of November and the balance on December 1, the whole debt, therefore, being ' liquidated before the tend of the year. "You are fully on Uitled to this money." His Lordship slated to Mrs. Bstival. "It it is not paald then the judgment debtor will be committed to prison.
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