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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Gimp nmOer1tn0.

Die Gtntpanberuns lit i'm &itf9ange be-
qriffen unb leit Dtelen Sabren TIT tie I'M
Sanuar nidbt 10 gering getpelen, ple oles7
NAL. Sir ben Stem Worter 0ofen ltno Die
2iffern bereits befaunt. 0ort ld1oete1
nur 5,192 8erionen. 0aS nirb aub 10
fortseDen, benn bie 8rtefe, toelcbe oot Dter
aus al bic 8ettern uno Sretnoe III Der
alten 6eimatb geidbidt tperDen, 1tno ntcbt
in ienem peylofen6en Gone gebalten, tpel1
cher cur N~uSman0erung autt1untert, dlcb
fcblen in i6nen icne ''prepaidztickets"
tpcldhc ~einOringlicber ais trgenD etne
Spracbe Ill Semen iprcbcn, tpelbe nit ben
Decentralization 3uit0nOen u13ufrteoen uno
bereits lcbou 10 aufgeLofert ltno, OaB.es nur
zines Ichlpochcn 9tuds bcoarf, I'M 1te p0utg
3u entlpnr5eln.
Sic 2citcn iino lGnQit DDriiber, III 0encn
Sic 9(uSman6crcri3iffe Sumciit nur 2eute in
Qn1crifo lanoeten, mclcbe aus politiiben
Doer rcliai0icn 0riin0en etnem t~retere1
9alein in oicicr 6cpublit suitrebten. 9as
ma Gin ganS an0ereS @Iemcnt, mclbcS III
Der Sturmseit 1848 uno 40 unO in Den
Observation-Disclosures Sabren iiber's Wteer fam.
Geule it's bel me6r ais 9reiptertelt Die
SO rage, tuelcbe man Dler3lls
Ianoe bciier Su l0len bofft unO ielb1t otele
20lrng ipirD nlr oann perlucbt, tpenn Dor
bier aus lbon nit DEN 6letl6t0pten ge>
ipunfen, lpcnl bon SrcunDen ooer Ser;
panotcn Die Geiic I'M 8|oraus be3ablt
uno Dem Nnf0mmltng ctn ipar1ter @mpfanl
bereitct ipir0, g8ic 10 gar5 anocrs mar &c
bocb All iener 2eit, So Sic frei0eitllebenoer
Mdnner nit ibren Samiltcn III ctt fremoes
Qanb Sogcn, 100 ibrer JtlemanD ul1o ntcbte
onoercs Dorrtc, ais Der SnOtaner uno Dit
Gefabrcn Der 9SlloutB!
@5 lit nicbt meDr Der get1ttgc 3ug III Der
G~intuanbercrl1 BON ieBt, nibt mebr 10 bic
Gbardftcr ul0 piucnsitarfe OfGnnltbfeit
INTERCHANGEABLE gSeiblichfeit; jebt fomm
Elm @ei4lccbt, bas Diel mehr 6cgebrt mi
erlpartct, a6er bel peutger fam mi
Iciitet; cS lit, nit cincm Q8orte, feline Il
begebrenStpcrt9e @inpanberung mebr mi
ebemolS.
0aB sic ~Ginnanoerung ettuaS na6ge
IaIien bat, lit in maud6er 8cSiebung gan
out. lllicre 3u1t0loe ltnO tDabrltcb MIDI
ba5u angetDan, 0aB mir g%egcnipdrttg Die
unbeibQftigtcS unb unpcriorgtes Wfcnlden:
material per6auel1 f0nnten un0 etn Stud
gang in Der @inlpa1oerung miro oaS matt
Diltticbe Wturren, 0aS itb %beionoers II
9(rbeiterfretien Dernebmen IieB, %peritummer
madben.
Sic @inpan6erun9 tpir6 ni6t cher mie
Ser sunebme1, bis ni6t unier 6anbel uni
@anoeI etnen ncuen Qlufi6Dung 9enom
mel baben, un6 bic arbeiten0en &laiien
Dor alien aber au6 uniere iiingeren Sin
ftcbler in ben 9torDtpeltgcbicten BON 9teuen
I'M StanDe iinb, ''prepaid-tickets" 81
f%aufen, nit 6enen bann Oieienigen ms g
Iobte 9anb na6fOmmen, OaS pa6ri6ein
Iib jeBt in 6en meilten 8riefen Der
IN ii II Of unO baber BON ben Nuslpan
0erung5luittgen gemieben pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19

ben @ingetpei6en Ser Selienscbirgc Sine
rifas, Der auitralii3en 2tlpen oDer bes
6iigellanbes i'm Sranspaal berumpl1bleM,
bis Bic Nusbeute bes eOeliten alter Wtetale
10 grob lit, bab bic @icr barnad mebr ais
befriebist mirb. Dunn plrb ipobl bas
SlriidgeorGngtc Silbcr tpteoer mebr our
Nnerfennuug gelangen unb bas Stlber9elo
obernlals I'M Wertbe iteigcn.
0as S6lieBen Der SiIbergrllben uno Die
tpQchienbe @olbarSbeute iperoen mebr 0a5ll
beitragen, bas 10 iebr %geit0rte 8ertbper7
bdltniB Der beiben MetalIe mieoer berbel5u7
fibren, ais ale Wiin5cOnferen3en nno @e7
iebe, bic tiinltlib SIT er5tpingeu lucben. mas
ausibltcBlicb nur auf natilrliebem We9c,
nacb Dem @eiebe BON 9lngebot unb gtacb'
fragc gu errcicben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Die 9t1asbemte att @o1S.

Die 9tusbeute an @oLb bat inn Sabre
1893 duBeror0e1tltcb 5u9enommen uni
5tpar ntcbt MIR III ben Ser. Staten, ion7
bern al6 in SnOten, &uBlanb, Nuitra[ten
1t1O Dor allen in Si0>Qlfrifa.
Sn Den Ser. Staten belGuft iib Ser Sc
5ammtbetrag Der Nusbelte arf $37, 600,
900, tpoOon auf Colorado aQein So, OOO, OOO
entfauen, tpdbrenb I'M Sabre 1892 baielbit
11ur tIr $3,OOO,OOO @olo getuonnen tpurbe.
Die @ol6fclOer Siio=0frifos baben etnen
9erabe5u pbGnomcnalcn Qlufibmung ge>
nommen. Nacb ben itatiitti6en 8eriobten
bon Mtoreton Srepen felt ild6 Sic Qus,
beute in BEN lebten 4 Sa6ren tpte folgt:
1890 -. .494,869 1892. 1,21O 1865
1891 $500. .729,238 1898. .1,478,473
sic bat iicb aIio Derbreifacb unb
ba bic unse 0oGO ungefGDr $15 nertb lit,
10 baben bic afrifaniicben @olOgraber i'm
Iebten Sabre % 0tiaionen mertb bee
rOtben OtetaQs Dem S6ooBe Der @r6e ent;
nommen. Die @oIoauSbeutc bon 8itpaz
tersran0 inn 3ransOaaL belief li9 aui
$1,4O0, 900 lIn5en uno man nerlprtcbt Iif
fir bas Sabr 1894 cine Nu5beute bon
nabe3u 1000, 900 1lnSen.
9tob i'm Sabre 1892 itan6 %9tuitralien an
6er Spite aller golbpro6uSirenben 9Gnbe,
nit elmer Qus6eute BON So, $40, 800 banr
famen Die Ser. Staaten nit $50, 000, 900
GuBlan6 ais britteS nit $24, BOG, 200 unf
6ann crit lfrita nit $23, FOG, 900. Die
Stlberpro6uttion binge9en lit bcbeuten6 sus
backgammon unO bat in Ben Ser. Staaten
faum ben Min5pert6 BON $175, OOO, 600
fir 6aS Sabr 1893 erreicbt; ba aber oer
Miin3pertb gegcnpdrtig boppelt fc
groB lit, ipie ser SO arftmert6 6e5
Gilbers, 10 idbrumpft obieer 8etrag fait
bis auf $50, 900, 900 3uiammen.
Die @ntpertbung bes Silbers un6 Bic
an9citre6te a b i tie Nuein6erri6aft Oes
@ol6es macben OaS 9el6e Wetaq nm 10
bege6renstpertber unO geiu6ter. 0er aber
flcbet, Der fin6et. SIS tperben iib mieber
Sanien6e auf's @oIbiu9en perfen unO in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Gudtfm+

$50 muB eS fommen; eS 1T 6as S6id=
1al Der SretbGnoler," iagt Die Wttltpaufeer
,9Qbenopoit" unb anbere 8LGtter oru6en ibr
geoanfenloS baS na6foLgenbe Stem" mach
rs. g. Suoion mar felt Sabren Elm ber>
borragenOet 6anbibub56 abrifant in @lo>
Derspiue, sc. g., un0 babel Elm ipitt6enber
SreibGnbler. Sn Der gSabl7@alnpagn in
1892 belt ct yStunrpzS Speeches" fir GleDe7
lamb, in pelcben er e%rtIGrte, baB, menn
6teIer ertpG6lt fperbc, CT, Der Steiner, alien
8ei66fttgungsloien in Sutton Gountp Nrz
belt geben tper0e. @leoelanb tpurbe ertpG6lt,
bod fonnte 6err Subion ietn 8eripre9en
natiirlicb nt6t balten; I'M @e9entbeil, ct
fonnte ntcht etnmal feline eigenen Nrbeiter
beibGftiger. Die @ei6Gfte gtn9en ibled9t
ltl1o 10 muBte CT am Iebten Wtttttpo3 8an=
ferott macben. @r mill ieBt NIGHTS meDr
bon Sreiban6eG tptiien, ebenlo Die Nrbetter
nibt, tpelcbe ietnen @orten trauten unb
fir GleDelano itimmten."
9as lift reineS 8lecb, pelbeS nun ibpn
felt 8ocben 6ur6 Die republifanti6en
8lGtter rappett. 9ieier S. 3. Sublon bat
Dor einem Otonat etnen gang erbGrmli6en
8anferott nit ybeborsugten" @lGubiger1
gentacbt un0 3u ieiner @ntlbulbigung ben
reuen Sarif ais Siinbenbod porgelcboben.
Der @iliOn>Sarif bat allerbingS Die Wtcz
&inleD5Ouc auf 6anbi6ube gang bebeutenb
berabgeieBt, 50. fir Srauenz un6 &tnberz
banOi6ube bon $1.75 per 0ubeno aut 81,
fir v&i6" BON 1926 per 9ubenb auf 1926
ibpeb;ide unb berz6anbi6u6e fir Ser
rem ftnb 8an3 nnb gar auf bic Sretliite
%gefommen.
9as muBte aber Ser 6err Su0ion ptIien,
nlS ct fir GleOelanb un6 3arifreforln in
Die S6ranfen trat, unb allen 8eihafz
tigungslOien in Sutton County" 9trbett per@
iprab. @r i6eint Elm 9ebantenIoier
Yrablbans gu ieir, Der plette geben muBte,
ipenn er in ieinem @el9dfte ebenio
berporrene 9(niicbten bate unb 10 leicbt7
terttg ms 3eug 9in9, pie in ber Bolitif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19

SoI6e Mrbeiterf ii brer, welcbe
iib nit 6 a n y gut iteuen, t0nnen
es iebr gut baben. 90 lit bet gtetp gorter
Steinbauer Senton, ein lebr lauter 9lrbeiz
tcrapoiteG, iebt ais v@rperte fir Nrbeiter"
nit cinem so II 6 ge6alt. BON $416.67
al1gciteut. 9ieien WonatSlobn beaiebt CT
aus ser &aiie ser fiir Not6itan6Sarbeiten
bepiQtgten itG6tii6en @elber, tpd6ren6 gez
genlpGrtig unSGbIige 9(rheiter 3ufrie6en
paren, tpenn iie fiir's 9an5e Sabr iooiel
per6ienen t0nnten, ipie bieier Mann BEL
nidbt i9tpercr Qrbeit monatli6 befommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19

Ser trti6e Brteiter Gorbett
in ytebraSta, peldher ben f~ortigen Oeutiben
gii6ot 8Onacum pe9en neutrality-suspicious.
8~erleumbung" perbaften IieB, neil Der
8ti6of pcri9ieOener &eritOBe Gorbett's
balbes Sic uSuSpenoirun9" besieIben perz
finoet bate, lift BON DEM peltlicben Sc
ri6tSbofe nit ieiner &lage ab9etpieier
porben. Ser Gi6ter cntlcbteo, baB Der
NusOru6 yiuspenbtrt" feline perbre6eriibe
&erIaumbun9 lei unb baB Der 8ti9Of feline
@etpalt nibt iiberi6ritten babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19

nob nibt mi1ien, pab tie l6lteblib bent
NuslbuB uno Dte1er benz Senat Dorlegen",
1cbeint Ser Wahrbett piel ndDer 81 fomnlen,
ais bic metiten Der rtn1ptrtrten" Sertcbte.
Ser ltnterausi9uB bait feline Stbungen
biuter perlbloiienen un6 ipo6lbema6ten
Tbiren unD leineWfitglteber Dermei9ern jebe
9(usfunft, mas aQctn nab alien Grfabz
rungen barauf btnoeutet, Dab Der chen an
9eflbrte bemofratii6e Senator Geht bat.
Souiel lit flat, baB Die Nrbeit, tDelbe bem
bemofratiiben Nusi3uiie 8u1Gdbt Sufdut:
cine 8tl 81 i6aften, Tur Die auf etnc
1there We6rbcit I'M Senat gerechnet tperbe1
fam, langipierigcr unb ibmieriger lit, ais
man 3uer1t an1a9m. Wtan bat Sic Wiaile
Der Qo5bDiItcn un6 1onltigen 8ertreter bon
Sruits uno bo6belbiiBten Snoultrien ba7
ourcb ferngebalten, 0aB man ftb tDeigerte,
tpeitere 0erncbnlngen DDr5uncbmen dber
man iiebt Senator na6 Scnator btnter
ben Slii0elt1iiren bes 9c6eimen Sibungs>
i3immerS pcri6tptnben. Sag fiir Sag uno
Stunbe unoStunbe, gerufen unb ungerufen
fommcn ite, nm gebort 81 tperben. unD
tpenn nibt Sober BON tbnen geptut lit,
brett sl erflQren, tpelbe lpecielIen &lagen
unb 8ini6c er bat, 10 laBt it3 i6on aus
Ben DISQUALIFICATION i6lieBen, na1 tpelcben
Gihtungcn hin Elm 0rud auf ben NuSlcbuB
ausoeiibt miro. @5 itn6 nocb tmmcr
3uder, &o6le unb @ilen, pelcbc bic Saupte
Standardization macben, unb oa es 6ie aus
geiprocbene 9lbit6t bes Nusi6uiicS lit, bte
@innobme aus ben 30acn sl erb0Den,
miro eS imtmer ii6erer, oaB Elm Jtcnenuc7
l3ou auf 3uder 9ele9t meroen ipir6. BaS
ban1 aus Ser McWiutn>8tQ uno Ser Sin
fommenz Steuer werben miro, lit cine anoere
6rage.
9te 9elegaten Ser bemofratii6en Clubs
oeS 2onoeS, 1pelbe in Der porigen gSocbe
cine Convention in 8aibington abDielten,
1pracben iic6 pielfab babin aus, 0aB oaS
8olt in i9ren relp. Staaten nit Oer 2o>
mini1tration sufrieben iei; aber taft elm
ltimmig tpurbe baneben &lage gefii6rt, baB
Der 8rGltoent 5u Ian9lam in ietnen Nut7
rGumunsS; 9trbetten lei unb nod 81 Diele
republitanil6e yhold-overs" I'M Nn1te
1cien. Wfan miro barauf ertpioern %fDn1er,
baB, tpeltn oas golt 5ufrteben lit, tpte Die
6erren bertcbten, bic &lagcn nur bon ben
QemterjGgern fommen fonnen; aletn Die
Sacbc lpirO in Elm anbereS 2t6t gcitcut,
penn man bcoenft, OaB man in SenatS>
freiien Der Qlnltbt it6 %suneigt, ia 9etptl1c
SecrctGre ais 3eugen 0afir cittrt, DaB IN
Iebterer a3eit ptele @rnennungeu surildgez
balten purben, INN ~ein5elne Senatoren 6ez
neigter gu macbcn, fiir 8efbam BON Stem
Oorf ais Sberbun0eSrt6tcr 81 lttmlnen.
8auI8olff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
nAt - -
asl0Iiaa
fir Sauglinge und Kinder.

fir SGuglinge und Kinder.
Castoria bef0rdert Verdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfurg,
Magens&ure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch Wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natiirlich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll esN elm guteS
Mtttel fir Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne." H. A. ARCHER, III. D.,
iii South Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
ssSeft mehreren Jahren habe ich sCastoria'
empfohlen ind verde damtt fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
1875. st. und Z, Ave., New York City.
Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kahn ich sagen, dass CaStoria cine trefliche
Medizin fur Kinder ist, da es abflhrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch he1lsame
WIrkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Miitter haben mir erZshlt, vie ausge.
Zeichnet es ihren Ktndern bekommt."
DR.. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
TIE ENTAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
A SAMPLE OF MICROSCOPIC ROYALTY
THE ATHLETIC PRINCESS PAULTNA GIVES A RE-
cEPTION.

THE ATHLETIC PRINCESS PAULINA GIVES RE
cEPTIoN
a Custom House officer on the Hamburg American
pier yesterday astounded at hearing n babe in
arms talk back Mt him. II she had chosen she
might have asonishcd him more by talking to him
In four languages. for she speaks to quote her own
words. Dutch. French, German and n little Eng
Ish" The supposed babe In arms person
known MS the Princess pauna. II Ii curious
coincidence that persons who are much under the
normal size almost always noble nj least ana
| usually royal. This princess strikingy illustrates
the principle. for she is "A great deal under the
normal size and she had eleven brothers and sisters
who were of average size and they were not princes
and princesses ut all The crushing weight or roy
atty fell only the tiny shoulders OF the seventh
child OF the twelve The title surely goes with the
dimInutve person. and Is not inherited. for her
| IA Their was not king prince but only a banker
| The Princess PaulIna is to show herself at Proc
tors Theatre tomorrow and for some time to come.
She Is one Of the smallest persons OF adult age
ever seen here She is something under two feet
high AMI is said to have weighed eight pounds
when she left Europe. She had such good time on
board the ship~the Normannia- however. that she
Is suspected Of having gained pound or two She
was born I'm Holland and will BE- nineteen years Old
In February.
The Princess gave drawng-room at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon. There were
about twenty guests present. There was some de-
lay In her appearance because her baggage had not
come from the steamer and she had no royal robes.
The trunks after awhile and then the Princess
was brought In, reclining In basket OF flowers Tne
basket the table and she was helped out
of H. After she had been looked at standing on the
table she walked around the room and shook
finger Of each guest and said Good TO
show that she big for her size She walked
on her hands raised herself by her arms and lifted
a dumbbell OF rather more than her own weight
She delighted herself and terrified her manager
higher than her head when she stood on the floor
She gave each guest a bunch OF vioets. walked on
her hands again and then called for port wine.
II is said that she Is engaged to be married. but
nobody who present yesterday seemed 10
know anything about It, and the reporter felt too
difiident TO seek any information on that subject
from herself, being unaccustomed to asking such
questions Of princesseS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
cO,fpPOuISE IN A DOCK SUIT.

Judge Iacombe. In the United states '"cu'.
Court yesterday gave judgment III 'he case
tho CIV OF New-York against the Associates OF the
Jersey Company. the Pennsylvania Raiiroad 'oh'.
many and the United New-Jersey Railroad anu
canal Company. The title to property OF piers
Nos 70 and 49, North River. was claimed by the
Associates OF the Jersey Company. The city also
laid claim to the title. and sued the pennsylvania
Railroad Company and It's Associates Tor siooVoo
damages and for possession OF the property.
The defendant companies declared that they had
succeeded to the ownership over twenty years ago
had been assessed for taxation on the prop
ertv and had expended large sums OF money Tor
ferry houses, slips and improvements a compro-
mise was agreed In accordance with when
the Court adjudged the city OF New-fork 10 DE
the owner in fee simple OF the land and land
under water between piers old Nos. 80 and 40
North River near Desbrosses-st. the United New
Jersey Railroad and Canal Company is adjudSed
the owner of the wharfage, cranage advantages
and emoluments arising from the wharf or street
seventy feet In width called West-st, ana the
defendant. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
IL adiudged the lessee OF the interests or the
United New-Jersey Railroad and Canal Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MOUNT VERNON.

The funeral OF George W. Cory will be conducted
at his horne. No. IS South First-ave. Mount vernon
tnIs afternoon by the Rev. DR.. Charles NJ. G.nen
NJ Tho Methodist Church Mr. Cory died suddenly
late on Thursday from heart disease. He had been
unable to do any hard work for some time, and
Thursday ne was found dead in a room in the house
which he used as a workroom. He was working at
some ornaments which he intended to give to friends
on Christmas. His condition indicated that ne uled
without a struggle as he lay If asleep, with his
hand up 10 his face. He leaves family OF one son
and three dauchters The gospel temperance
s,se,incs starred four weeks age by Thomas Edward
Murphy the evangelist. will be continued this af-
fernoon by the citizens There will be rally at the
Opera House at $3.50 p. m. beginning with musical
service for half an hour by large chorus under
the conduct tor ship Of Mr. Whitney j. H. Jones. SUI
perintendent of the Cornell Iron Works. New-York.
will be the principal speaker Others Will make
11ve-minute addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
NEWARK.

The court of inquiry OF the National Guard APP
pointed by Governor Werts to try charges OF I'M
military conduct against MajOr-General Joseph T.
Plume. commanding the New-Jersey division, the
charges being made by Colonel T. \. Stevens OF
Hoboken has submitted its report TO the Governor
completely generating General Plume. The charges
arose from the reorganization Of the First Brigade
in 1892 BY the reorganization. the brigade was
placed on the three battalion formation, ms
made necessary the breaking up OF two regiment
the "a and 5th--the disbandment OF several cVin-
panes and the retirement OF HELD, stan ana me
officers Colonel Stevens. of the "a ana colonel
barnard, Of the 9Th, were retired Inc companies
of the "a Regiment at Hoboken when ordered ior
narade mutinied. Governor Albeit ordered iheIr
disbandment and General Plume issued division
service The changes effected caused great dissat-
isfaction throughout the brigade and bad feeling
among the redred officers Colonel stevens m,aIy
against General Plume The matter came up IN the
Ieeislature last winter, and was referred TO the
Committee Militia for inquiry Inc pe.t m,
tary commission of which General Bird W. Spencer
inspector general Of rifle practice, was PIesueh,;
held a number Of sessions The report OF the board
SAYS that General Plume acted properly ana WITHIN
his authority by disbanding the Hoooken com
panies and also acted properly IN ordering vi,
election for field officers for the LIST Regiment or
Newark The court declares that General f,uin re
by all his actions In WIN Inc M ncer
emnently well qualified Tor the cohihh"o Nv ho"
holds" -, =, A., .a. omoo :,
+he Citv Hall up 10 three months ago Is accused OF
irregularities In his accounts In the ONCE amounting
IL Is estimated, TO nearly $l.o Schuessier was
appointed eighteen months ago, ana was suspenueu
fhree mont his ago because OF the mixed condlton
OF hts books. Expert Theodore He%sQh ~ens oH VT
his books early last week ana ioufla snoi
Finance Committee Last evening fohce Juuse
Eggers issued a warrant for Schuessers arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
LONG ISLAND.

Long leland CITY.-Ora Il. Could OF 40 -
Attorney Daniel Noble yesterday and asked for the
Indictment of the Board OF Village Trustees OF
College Point The lawyer. who has been retainer
los some College Point citizens. accused the village
trustees wl;h committing perjury. lie asked 10 see
the minutes 81 the board taken At "A meeting when
he grading and opening ~ new streets were pro-
posed The trustees Il is alleged refused to allow
him the minutes. although tncy Sali tney
had them properly certified %. The lawyer theh
obtained writ OF habras corpus competing the
board To let him the minutes. ana alleges thht
when he presented the order the Board OF trustees
could produce minutes. because none had been
taken. The lawyer charges that inasmuch as ne
they are guilty OF perjury. The Distrci-Attorney
promised t. look into the matter.
Miss Mary Ellen Mckenzie. OF Hempstead, APP
peared In the District Attorneys office yesterday
he wanted 10 meet her there. When MISS Mcken-
Zic reached the office she learned for the irst Tune
that the Grand Jury now In session had found an
Indictment against her. Miss Mckenzie was accused
by Commodore Daniel X Hail. OF the club, with
annoying the members while they were on their
way to the clubhouse. They also accused her OF
shooting at them. The Grand Jury indicted Miss
Mckenzie FOR assault In ne second degree.
When Miss Mckenzie learned OF her Indictment
she nearly tainted District Attorney Noble Brought
her into his private and told her. as she had not
have 10 furnish bail yesterday The District Attor-
ney said Miss Mckenzie could appear next Satur-
dav and give bail The amount OF ball Will be 2V0.
Miss Mckenzie said yesterday that the property
situated was owned by her. She said the members
"sauattcd" there about two years ago without her
consent Miss Mckenzie further said that II was
no club at all and that there was only one boat In
dance hall where men went and carouscd. and says
that they when passing her place would insult her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MRS. WHITES REQUESTS or PICTURES

The will and codicil Of Mrs. Harriet II. White.
the widow OF Edwin White. the artist. were filed
yesterday In the office OF the Surrogate. The Will
was executed December II. 1891. and the codicil
on November 5. 1892. The executors named are
Henry Day. Franklin b. Lord. and George Lord
Day Mrs White gives the greater part OF her
property to her nieces. Mrs. Hattie White Ray
mond Mrs Margaret Eleanor Gould. and Mrs.
Mary " Siaght and disposes OF a large number
OF pictures which were left to her by her husband
The picture "A Cafe In Cairo Is given to the
art gallery In New-Haven belonging to Yale Col
lege: Columbus Partakng the Sacrament at Paos
Before his Departure for America Is given to
tho Philadelphia Gallery, OF Fine Arts; 81, a
Mount Holyoke Female Seminary, of South
Hadley Mass: "Grgeh on the Nile" Is bequeathed
Titian's Madonna and Child at the Ufiiz Gallery.
Florence. Italy. Is left to Mrs. Margaret Eleanor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
THE yoPNtyDyE PROPERTY PROTECTED.

Jus,ice Patterson. in Supreme Court ChaniOe's
bas denied the motion. made some time SINCE u
vac,to the Injunction granted over year ago d" g..
which restrained number OF the creators VI
cenor,l Ferdinand T. Earle from forecios'hs d
ch,ttel mortgage upon the property OF 'ne io'e'
>,-,a,d,e Had this motion been granted II
,l1 nract,cally have resulted In closing the hoe'
"a all the silverware and furniture wou'n ""'o
heon sold 10 satisfy the claims OF the creditors
These proceedings were begun wheh "e"e'' ~
ror,a became financially embarrassed IN MS man
,,,o,,en, ~ the New Ne;herland Hotel lie was
co,nnellcd 10 give up that establishments anu "e
articles In the Ncw-Netherland Hotter were s''
>, satisfy the claims OF creditors An attempt was
mad, 70 forcclose the mortgages upon inc p'oP
or,v in the Normanlie Hotel. Mrs. LiIhe ). Earn
,,o ,v,fe Of the General. then stepped H. ann
,,rough her counsel. obtained an inJuheuon' re-
,r,ininr tho creditors OF her husband from ,b
ciosing upon the property Of the hote', rigS,s
n,,nf mortgages upon the ground that her f'ss
wonId be interfered with. Justice barnSs'h H., me
,lnuei tho Injunction, ana ne "aS 81" -
GnreraI Term Of the court on appet- .,s,,or
The creditors nterposed Nsod mon
linz mn the fact that they had ioreeosea up p,
,ha nroncrty OF the NewNetherlai anu t i rnn ,
& ~ rIght 70 forcclose upon the Norfiaiuse p' ~
n. No. ,i,hev then asked the court 10 V"S"te ''o
ei sSiiroi iniuncton which motion was ueneu'