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p. 885William S. Wyse v. Marie S. Wyse et al. Supr. Ct. June, 1895.
(G. D. Lamb, for pl’ff; E. B. Hinsdale, for deft’s Wyse and Woolverton C hris B. Alexander, for def’t Equitable Life Assurance Society.
— The record herein discloses a carefully conducted trial. The court seems to have been governed by correct principles of law, and to have accorded to the appellant all the rights he could justly' demand. The findings of fact necessary to the conclusion reached are fully supported by competent evidence, and should not be disturbed. None of the exceptions is meritorious. The judgment should be affirmed, with costs to the respondents.