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INTERESTING TO WlpoWs--ln the Su- preme Court of Pennsylvania a decision ol importance has been made. The application was on the part of widow, who has mar ried again, to compel from the executor ol her late husband the payment of an annuity of two hundred dollars, left her until her son should be of age, ''Provided, however, that she remained his widow until that time; otherwise tIe annuity to cease. D The Court ordered the payment of the annuity, notwith- standing the re-marriage.

 It was held that provision for the pay ment of an annuity so long as the widow should continue unmarried would be good, the provision acting only as limitation up- on the devise; but in the case before the Court there was limitation already proyi- ded, to=wt the coming of age of the son, and the other clause, directing the annuity to cease on the marriage of the widow, could be regarded only as a condition subsequent and a restriction upon marriage, which the law dislayors as opposed to the first law of our nature and to the interests of society.