The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-01
MiDluE p1ppENnKIM's DnPlRruRE
How the Primn Donna Unexpectedly Sailed
for Europe, and why She Did.

now the f'fimn DOnnn ncNpcctedly sntleu
for Europe, and Why She Did.
one of the reasons why Nine. Eugcnie
pnppcnheim did not return To- New York on
Thursday was because two attachments were
pending against her in the suit Of Miss Mimic
Cooncy. Miss Cooncy brought suit on the 9th
April for t3,i for services due her as a member
Of the rnppcnheim-Adams troupe. The suit
was brought in tho Marine Court and Judg-
mont rendered for the full amount On
May ! an orl'r was issued In the sup
Elementary proceedings requiring hcrt appear
for examination touching any property real
or personal. that she might possess On tho
same day tn order was served upon Madame
Pappenhoim in person. On two succeeding
days her attorney was notified. but refused to
obey the order ~ the Court. On the25th of May
the fair defendant was aliudged guilty Of con-
tempt Of court AMI an attachment against her
person w94 granted ly Julgo MADAM and
placed iu the hands ~ the Sh"rn ON Nednes-
day last thr order WIS returned with tho on-
uNr-oiucht. NNt l'und. IN" prlma donna being
then h-ngod in her farewell appearance ~ l9s-
tlu. Before ruuU % i-ci uu "Wednesday. Julse
M'Aiam had issued a second nua, ,hmont
kn wu a- gu "aliu-. roturnahc Yesterday, un-
der which Madame puluruhoim IL found. could
have been conducted g. Ludlow street jail or
the Tomt-. The existence of this formidable
document was tclrgraphcd to tho prima donna.
who hld. DuutIm". missed the O'Clock "A. NJ
train. L. WA.h -he had Intended To- return Ia
Nw MS. Ih' noN train started ut |. and
Madame Pappcuheim. otter a consultation with
her husband and friends. decided not To- 40. In
case Su" bad rluo ou. -h, would undoubtedly
have been arrested. either at the suit of Miss
Cnoney or of Mr.. L ling. who c.aim- to have
been grossly wrong q hy her In the matter ot
the sZunp aiyQnred io hep the company out Of
its difficulties last March.
The two Sheril- IN 'ors who occupied the
r.ar IF the stage and watched Mr.. Adams sing
t'yuS amman, gfntn',I. were Deputies NJ
G9niclc ami Hassan. They were only prevent
ct from na9ing Mr. Adams then nnd there, 10y
the cNpo-tulations u Assistant District Atior-
uey Hu,-rll, who happened 10 b. In the house.
helms counsel wa, bcsieecd by a crowd Il in
ieryiew"rs yesterday. He represents Nine
pappeuheins conduct ia a very mild and diff
frrent light from that of her excited operate
creditors lie said: " The facts in the case n
far rs ran ascertain them ure as follows. ON
SUNDAY cg,prg last Nine. Pappenhrim
'.,l".-t shi. r..n'ainal trorr All mint mi mon
went fo Boston. where she sang a..uiu ON Monday
uvtnlug. ON the same day ! went toJullus
N,i.e "nl ort' irronI mis- IN, iuasip,ij
of Oh" amount named as her share. ais" mnle
riturt- o. cumlromi-" the other claims pending.
The ne1t day received th" ioilo"ins dcspai Ia:
"Wtsr BtliiS. Mag 30
r run>ur,v
This despatch was in answcrto n lc,tor / had
written t.r. n--uring her that there woulI hr
NJ trouil" about her returning 20 NV York
isi.i. w~ni H. iia Winjsor Hotel M "a. NJ.
Thursday. but she had not arrived. then tel.-
prauhcd 90 Madame Huder-dorf. iuquiriug
whether Madam, laYuonhcim had leit for NV
answer. IN reply received the following:
Steamer Nt,'Lchu-cits III, morning. sne wrote You
| yesterday ielAa- tins l. ktnthspoNf
- supposed continued Judge Koch, that
! Na--a thu-,'its meant th" Sound steamer Of thnt
| name. | Itelegraphed 10 the office of the COM
pauy. asking whether the boat had arrived.
They uu-w red that she had, and at y VI. tho
| previous ny, al once c3inmuniGatod me
! iariH - Nh h'uo an ol'r ono OF
/ thr VI"tI' H.t'cN, lIla iii"I h'nf re-
| several sheets Of thin light blue note
! paper win an Qiilclal heaalnG' IN ,Whl,h
| Madam" Iapi"nheim say thai sn" nag had
| wednesday eNchlnE' am nad bi,n pir-rht.i
MN ySro sh .nvs thnt she has reeeiynd d So
! many ihtr"rhlhS rU.ir, Ahi ,uus n''h 80
! worried iy ~ EAIioh. thnl m slH nHtily khnWi
taxed her strength t. the utmost. ana she dld
M i.n4 h",e ~ uHNo lIo ih vn'' 'a'i, -
! de-lnirh it"u MI Mhlirs.i, 81 lirr Macy
oprrn IN ht,h' s'n' inE !at III" yHus' ur r
enEaS"in'u ul WOMB h'' 'al''lnd ,Ih,i"I N
MOTTO come and hal given insirurti@n. io t"le-
ftrg' + r 5g '2g 0a:aas. @ or ra,4 " e EqiI ."
H. as ths rtr H. wIen IN 'itnh , nm, w%it nt
! ylu t1 dl~tiu'ily Hb'isldhi, tht am ~ no
/ condition today 70 oe9 to New York and Will SO
t',"iEti it', u 10 H.. ana ooo of unpaiJ olain,s
! her IN ,..... ..,.f.. - continual ,ho Ju1,,o
| . All ih's' stories '4h' inu'n w. uiTr'
"are highly rNnssorntod. Ihe aIluh luds-
! m"hl- hsN Nu~' A'r are N"Iy nI,",' III+'N u,
| alH mat n neg l'il, ~. ."Sc ,il' nl,' l,7 I"
direct ions for the payment ol az her personal
| lnd ,htr ir"-s l. ipe amount on a,Nrih nun.
| dlrl "'I'I7' u4 H't nm" ~ '. H.
| oi the rlau $ Tor which she N su-d cOhJOlAly
win Adams wi'l cN''el tlN,9",o zoo T.. ,......
Claims % the amount ol s2l,u IN lHNof OF
various m"ml FRS ot thr troupe nave hlirhly
boen lll"i ln ne Shrrill ON 'r. A,,onE lhrm
ar"; A"AnnIrr brrmrr' niusl'ian NI. hi.ilnr Ill.,,
si'iau-. amounting altogether T. tGtn5 Wli'n'
! with foes ana costs, amount 10 t!Otn5 .hnr-
| man Illiug claims sl,hoo remainder "l KIM
| advanced 20 hrlp Inc cpmlthy Yu "l ullll, ,ui-
were pi'i.',i i,lI w "',"".n Ia, t.v h." ,i
ra'ii t',,i--1litn tn Mr.. Adnms's brother in B1s-
/ tl, Nit 1,'.'rnv nth.r,yiso Kuhnen sues