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New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
THE TRUST COMPANY MUST PAY.
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BEEN OBTAINED ny e. NJ FIELD
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Justice Truax, Of the Supreme Court before wnom
the suit brought by George i. Nlechers. o' Porto
Rico against the Central Trust Company. TO recover
sooq ,Oo Of stock of the American Sugar Refining
Company was tried yesterday. directed verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum OF s67.6e5 The suit was an
intricate one. Wiechers is the father OF John f.
Wiechers of the firm Of Field. f.nd,ey, Wiechers
G Co The complainant charges that he was swim
died ont OF l.iob shares OF stock through forgery
presumably committed by Edward NJ fleih. fleiid
Sugar Trust for stock in the reorganIzed company,
part OF the stock l.40) shares was tranSferred
through the Central Trust Company. as depository.
To- a man named Hussey. Wecherss name being
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court General Term-Recess.
Supreme Court -Chambers-Before Lawrence. j Court
opens 10 80 Motion calendar called at II Il.
Supreme Cour,-Specal TermPsrt i~Before Patterson.
Law ana fact: Nos 1850 o3. 0i5. o55 p3O ioo Case
unfinished
Supreme Court-sp~cia Term-Part II-Defore Barrett.
Elevated railroad Clear.
supreme cogrr-speeiai Term-rar III-Be,ere Slower.
J.-causes TO be eent from Part | for trial Clear.
Circuit CourtPart I-f,efore o. Brien Causes to be
sent from Part Ill for trial. Case unfinished.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
LEcrrREs on CORRECT PRoyrycnHox

LECTURES on CORRECT PRVN JNtI'I'V'''
The correct pronunciation OF words nas 49,,
made a special study for years BY M'sS 49,,
Award who Is giving course OF lectures on Ia ,,.
subject AZ No. 1901 Broadway. She has deNe, =. =,
books at many libraries. has learned 10 syossssc1
languages and has cOrresponced WIN P \, o-!ss
OF elocuton in every country In EUROPE !" ~ III
TO master her subject. Her lectures tee. e.,sSlsriy
right pronunciatio OF proper names pa,s.oris d
OF prominent foreigners. and OF many W coz.
common use which are often m.spronoua,,etic ic,pcr..
rect pronunciation, she declares J., Nus husrs thsf
ant study for persons who intend 70 in~A'
way in society
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
rHrrE-FoURrHs or THE jurors SECURED

Yesterday was fed day in the trial OF Dr
Henry c. T. Meyer before Recorder Smyth in Cen
era Sessions three more Jurors. making nine
in all. were accepted. The new men are: Samuel
8 Berry. salesman. No % Fast Sevcnty-flfth- ST. :
John Mitchell, Jr. treasurer OF the Hammond Type
writer Company. No. i23 East Ffiy-fourth-st. and
Wilhelm Hildebrand civil engineer, No. ] Broad
way. The nine evidently OF a higher grade
OF intelligence than the average juror II is hoped
TO hll the box to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
= N SHEPARD DISCUSSES CRIME.

At the meeting OF the Brooklyn Baptist SOCIAL
Union. at 30 lj3 Perrepont-st, last evening Ed
ward ~ Shepard made address upon Treatment
OF Public Crime by Public Opinion" and the Kew
Cornelius Woeifsin spoke upon Revival Refec,,
lions In tho course OF his address Mr.. Shepard
referred 10 recent instances OF the power or pubic
oprion In sYppressing and Furnishing crime. nIs
Illustrations were drawn from many recent IN
stances the trla, and conviction OF John y Mchane
the case Of Superintendent Broekway, and the sem
tenclng Of offenders agains, election laws By Judge
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
TO 0rEy THE ARM0RY ro-yIcH7

The 1900 people who will take part in the celebra-
ton OF the list Regiment at the armory tonight
he'd the last rehearsal last evening. An the
rangements have been completed for the introduce
ton OF the public 10 the handsome new building OF
the American Guard. The programme for the
tertainment Is Of ambitious proportions. Several
thousand seats have been sold and every thing points
20 4 successful and interesting entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
OR ANGE.

Orange will have unique sensation to-day in the
shape OF "sunfower lunch" called because the
proceeds OF the entert anment to be devoted -
the cause OF suffrage in Kansas Mrs Florence
Howe Hall president OF the New-Jersey Woman
Suffrage Association. and others will speak.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
enrd MoyKErs ov rnr1R WAY TO BOSTON

tBid MONkErS ON TUEIR WAY TO BOSTON
The steamer Onda. from Lisbon. which arrived
here yesterday had on board "A large blue.no,@l
mandrn and chmpanzae from the n logical Gar
dens Lisbon. The mandrill Is a hlg fellow. and
botn ne ana me chimpanzee went the Fall River
boat last nghi their way To Boston Professor
Garner not being present their arrival their i'm
presslons OF America could not be learned "
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. April is.-The day calendar OF the Court
of Appeals FOR tomorrow Is Nos. cg5 Ss7. ioi. ioS
NJ 40 AZ and 4lt
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOALYN
rwo PHYSICIANS WHO CAN'T AGREE
m pr,Ir MACDONALD BRINGS SUIT FOR SEP
.. ,.,,o,, nm urHRY / MACDONALD.

rvo PHYSICIANS WHO CAN'T AGREE
an ,r,rr uArpoNALD BRINGS SUIT FOR SEP
,pATIoN FROM pr HENRY J. MACDONALD.
Dr Belle Mcdonald, OF Brooklyn HE'S. H. L.
l. seeking a legal separation from Dr. Henry J.
,,,,ono.d cbe alleges that her husband threat
anal n shoot hcr and seized her by the hair ana
that he abandoned her October 90. 1893 Inc
n.oIntln IS a member OF the New-York county
Medlca, Society and the Now->o ork oralor'o oo
cie,v and asserts that she has sunk her proies-
sIonal Identity 10 please her husband. Inc w.
fcndant is an expert microscopic ana mcro-pho'o-
graphlst and makes drawings for many phys'ca"S
~ this city He is a division surgeon on the LONG
Island Railroad and organlst of the Ozone Park
E,,sconal Church He says his wife Is frequently
absent from home until late at night. ana that
he does not know where she is and that she ~
jealous OF him without cause and 9ncen tmIe% Nrca
boot al him The plainl' s sSy' never again while
| live, use 10 you any harsh pru'at oi H otI' -
anspagS 50 help me this soa end Htep IT, VIII viii cave the
rest to you. asking you on.y to 90 as you "oua
be done by. 49, - ,,..o,, ard
counsel fee Yesterday and said: This Is an un-
fortunate quarrel 1t is srange ina, Two we,, csn.
not live together in peace so far as appears In the
affldavlts. this agreement should be made UP az
once"
TO CLOSE LIQUOR STORES ON SUNDAY.
The Brooklyn Temperance League. whicn mas
been denounclng Mayor Schieren's administration
on sundays FOR the failure in enforcing the excise
regulations made n move upon the Mayor himseli
Yesterday George F. Elliott. representing the
League as counsel. called upon the Mayor to learn
II he would see that the law was enforced and the
grogshops were Closed on Sundays lie was
armed with statistics furnished by the League.
The watchers for the body, who are on duty three
hours each Sunday. reported that In the eeven sun
days from January TO March IS there were 90,
grogshops found open. and that LA persons ha1
entered them. In the same period, II was sdiu'
6I9 persons were arrested on sundays Tor uruhh-
enness and twenty-four liquor dealers Tor Voatl'h
OF the law u., ..
Mr. Elliott tod the Mayor that he had called 70
sec II he would instruct the Police COMMISSIONER
TO have all the grOgshops kept c.osed on sundays.
The Mayor replied that he found II unnecessary
to give such an order, for every complaint OF the
violation Of the law by tho League or any one
c'se was promptly investigated and II any .quor-
dealer was found to be violating the law persist
emily his license would be revoked. WhLe MS
idels of Sunday observance differed considerably
from the members OF the Temperance League, ne
believed that az the end OF his term the peop.e OF
the city would be able TO say that the SUNDAY
laws had never been well observed as IN MS
term OF Office 81,
Mr. Ell lott expressed himself satisfied from his
interview with the Mayor that he was sincere IN
his desire TO the law properly enforced ana
that he would do exactly as he said he would DO
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Colonel Samuel -. Dickinson postmaster Of Jer-
sey city, retired last night and was succeeded by

At d meeting of the congregation Of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night the Rev.
Dr. Mitchell the pastor, called attention 10 the
fact that while the membership was growing, the
collections were falling OFF and the debt increa sing.
He said that unless the members contrbuted
enough to meet the current expenses he would re-
sign. The said that the current debt
amounts TO about $500 which includes two months
salary to the pastor. An effort will be made 10
raise the money at once
on Monday next Mayor Wanser will have fifteen
appointments to make. These include a controller.
treasurer three finance commissioners. member
Of the Street and Water Board police ard fire COM
missioner, and a tax commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
EW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
A WOMAN BURNED To DEATH

Adalina Gravatski an unmarried woman. thirty
two years old of No 80 Hackensack Plank Road.
Union Hill, at 80 Yesterday morning saturated her
clothes with kerosne and then set fire to them,
after which she sprang from second d-story WIN
dow OF the house. Her cries. she lay IN tne
road. aroused the neghbOrs. but she was horribly
burned before the flames could be put out Dr.
Byrnes did what he could for the sufferer. and then
had her removed TO 81 Mary's Hospital. where she
home and no troubles: but 1t is supposed she must
have become suddenly. .derangcd.
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6robher,oSthum.
Nus Ser bauptitaot.

GinEleubD= ran5iStdner=
pater, Der StaOt ullo Sano bettcIuo
ourGSog. iii in Sieocn6Oien oerbaitst
woroen. Inter 9rOBem Wenihcnauf=
lauf bra1te Der @enoarm 81. bon Sies
oenlOieu cinen Sransistanerbrlloer auI
bos Yoliseiamt, Den er auf oem Sabp=
Doie ieItNenOmmcn hatte. Serlelbe ein
~ebematiger Gptteuurbelter aus Sber=
tonB, 9(amens NitOlaus Mtei6er, ca.
% Sabre alt, mar i'm 9lpril D. !. IN
einen Tron,istaner= Sroen einNetreten,
uno muroe in Der Slide bei6diti0t.
9p6 Oas Glolterleben ihien ibm nibt
81 beba9en, oem oieier Gage entIernte
or beimlih aus Dem S%rOenS6uuie IN
WteB uno nabm Die Suite nit. Sn
bieiem 6oIiiim bsgab er lih mu6 MGi
sieres, lledingen uno NrpBzSettingen.
no er ii6 in ben YiarrbDieu ais
,6ranSistaner" pprltellte uao in Den
Yiarreicn @elo iammlun9en peranll0l=
tete.
Ser I'm ganSen Sanoe beiannte
Serr Sphann SiesSpbann, 9elltat=
e~iienbdnOler 1T geitorbeH.
Serr Mb. M onaendi, Gi6ter
beim Yesirtsgeriht 81 Sietirb, lit sum
Neutrality-suspicious.. bel oemlelben Sris
bundl auf Die Sauer bon orei Sdbren,
pom %. Wfui 1894 Gb, eruamnt NOR
ben. Serr 6elir 6ampiG, Ginnebmer
Der oirecten Steuern uno Ncciien 81
Sid Il. B. G., lit III oericlben Gigen=
idait na1 gSilb %ernannt. Serr Ynul
lllueling, Gihter beim SeSirt59eri6t
su Sietird. lit gum Gihter=6 ommiliar
fir oas Observation-Disclosures oes eje=
ri6tsbesirts Sietir6 aui Die 90uer
eines Sabres, bonn 20. Mai 1894 Nb
ernannt moroen.
Ma6Itebenoe S~eriebun9en lino i'm
observation-disclosures pOrQcnOmnlen NOR
ben: Sr. grigaoier &ieifer tOmmt bon
@rsopri nab @anerbili9; Serr Sri-
gaoier Shaad BON 9ietir0 uu6 Mrs-
oprI; Serr Genoarm &emp bon no
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

beren pisIe. cine Car boil west de
Ehm, in ct. Paul mar g8abl uno
alie Saloons fest 70 - Drum 10 piele,
perhaps }, mutbis our6 Den Regen,
bios i'd blieb suriid in Der Car. Denn
Der &e9en ideute mid suriid. SD
iuartete biz Die Car Die Giitreile dn=
trat. So6 na6 flint Minrten febrte
Elm Gomite suriif unD nit oufaerihenen
@u9en itarrten Sic de Jong an. sic
alaubten Sic bitten mid u~ntcriuc9s
uerlpren, bod meiner rbeumatbilden
2eioen eingeoent, blieb i6 uno tebrte
mad Ct. paul suriif Obne Wtlnneapo=
LIS ndber 9eleben 81 babcn, too bad,
/ am sorry - bier mus i1 nod
bonn pprbersebenoen Ibenoe bemerten.
3mt { ermiioet. munterte mid Der Selt=
prdi;bent Sr. 2uonig auf Den @be1o
mitsumo6en. Gum 3eugnib, IN mel
der Nhtung Die aurembrrger ST.
4sauis in Sbrer Staot iteber, trat l9
n,ht aaein bort Notary Publics,
Aldermen, Stapti6abmeiiter, iritDere
Sbrilien Der Nrmee. NODpfaten 0es
bObrern Stanoes ioubern logur &idter
Der Courts. &ie geIo9t, ib Jap nibt
bel bonn Ball, oa wier nit Srn. Suowlg,
@atrp, 6rancOis, Wtartin, Judge
Bertrand, ia iOgar Dem ju9enolihen u.
8onner lns i'm 9teben=Saa nit ben
iAon ~bejahrten Wnmen omullrten,
uno wies Sas fam Der SuOlplg beler
beidreiben ais i9.
Sin Srrtbum oes 6omites III
fpdter Na1terlaubten oielelben Sl Trelerl
Gintritt, Der ausrsdrtigen @elt dc
you understand?
DE JoNG Flu SCHwETZBENGEN UN DEF
MuSEL.
(S9luB folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
ans Ocm iibrigcu WroBBrr,ugtBum.

Son Der Cbermoel, 4. SUM.
Die tltDlc, ielltte 9Sitteruna Der leBtelI
3eit iheint iebt elmer trOdeueu lrlo
pdrmersn pIOb NADER 81 wollen.
sir Die MeinberQe wdre eiu lplber
Q9ehIel Der 98etterluae lelr erluiiuIAt,
GA Elm meiterer Stillitano Der Geaeta=
ton Dor Der S~iiitbeisit, pbne 3weiIet
Don QroBem Nabtbeil Iein wiiroe. -
Ter GciGdftsgang I'M @einpertuuf
bteibt siemli6 rnbig. Na0 Dem Sns
lunOe miro JeOO1 tdgli0 81 Den befamns
ten Ereilen pon l7-22 6r. pro Sptte
p~ertauit. Nie es iheint, BADEN Die
OeutlNeu S&eiuiirmen Die crIUroerli1e
SObresprouilion I'M Se!ler, oa Die giu6=
Ira9c uon oort Der nadgelaheu bat.
Grepenma9er. ). SUM. Der
QeltriQe SaDrmdrit bate ltGrte ,3ufubr.
Sie &reiie iir Gertei iielltm iib Mn.
iang3 ourhweg auf | Sbaler pro
9So1e. IS uuroe tiibtig setauft. -
Ser 0err SnOultrielle Stttinser ssigts
9eltern aus Ieinem, @nun 6renma1er,
9iltritt in Der Sells, 9elegeHen 8ingert,
blhbsnoe Srauben.
Ma0tum. Seu Wiussr SOminit
MoDert bon bier Wuroen prei Itarte
Sbtbdume Der &iuoe mtleoigt uno
orei onoere nit Dem Wteier ubges
I0nitten.
d. 4. SUM. Ginem ibOnen
0ritllhem 8ebraube 9ennaB peroen
alljdbrllh bier Smei acknowledgements
prOisllioncn ~0b9ebultcn, bel psl1eu Der
reIiGi0ie Sinn Der SiirgerIbGit liA
aus aufrihtlgi.e betunoet. Die 9eitsrlI
loiuie Ole am perilOneneu Sonntag
lt0tt8ciuuOeueu Pro5ei'iouen cutiolteteu
li0 ali ous 0~lInSenoIte. Die Bethel
ligun9 an Den YroeiiIpnen mar cine
duBerlt rc0e. Ter Gemeinperatb. Der
&ir0enr0tb uno Die 0enoarmerie be-
9lcitcten pas alierbeiii0lte. Ser Pbos
tOgrapb Serr Selllualo bat 9eiteru
einiGe WOmentbiloer Der YroNilion
aufNenpmmen. 49, Mui Der bon Serrn
6ranS De GoInet aus Surembur9 am
81. Mal per~anltalteteu 2reibiaSO in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

SaIer; g.: GuiQ Fetsr, alt - Sabre, Sobt
Don Setter Wnill NCpcr; 49,: Berger Gat5Gs
r.na, ait 50 SATIRE, o0Ee S:ouo. 9Sittluc oo:t
Nro;t; ycmucr; %. GoCrGcn G'erbarb, alt
II Sabre, Sa9l0bucy, aus Rca,iG %.
SoIepb Setter SrQui &>otiM0ul, alt II SoGre,
Gouoitor; 30. Sulanua S;eimce, ait 81
Sabre, @beiran uou ltit. %eiort, Sdreiuer.
Civil lGn ser Is emeinoe
WormelDiugem.
Ncirot6er. - Som O.. Itoi: M0t1.
2Stltcl, GWuitcr, nit Mtario &elieu, belize
Gus GDueu. &Om r.: Sobanm Vti9ael
Sranj ScHcm, @j9eUtbiimer aus 8or,nel=
oi!toelr, nit glilld Wtcriu kotbariua Bad
aus Elrcmbur9. Bonn 20: Wisolaus Sac.
ger, Shneieerlneilter olt5 g6terra6, nit
Mind Rirlb aus MGb,um. Bonn 2S.:
GrTtl Roul3, Roitsslgent ols gsttborn, nit
Annu Ntcrto Soyem atS @ormeiSinseu.
Sterbef allie. = &oln :. Wtai: Mdtb.
Seder, Eounbiiter, 20 Sabre alt, gbnen.
Som g.: Maria SHmit, obre @ewerb, So
Sabre alt, @beirou Euunel, @ormeloilgeI.
Bonn Is: Wor9oretba Mtarr, G6eirau Sc.
ter yettg, 70 Sabre alt, Sber=W orneIoius
gen. Gom 49,. Ntariu grpelpius, leoig,
SO Sabre alt. Gbneu. Bonn 21.: Nitolans
2emltb, &lnser, 81 Sabre alt, gSormsl'
oul9elt.
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@olbene $ 63eit.
&srtber Ssrr @onHer !

&srtber Serr gonHer!
gm letter. IL. SUM ~ieierten Die Gbeleute,
WtatbiaS Wtiiler uuo @nnu Waria Wituer,
9eboreue 9todelS, ibre Golbeue Sob;eit in
berrlider g2eiie bel ibrem Sobue Sobu Geter
Wiiuer, rabe CARING, Sbelbp Gountp, Sa.
Bel Somenauisau9, (eileu i60nen 6ao
IN NuSlibt) perfiinoete ihou Der Somer Der
6anonen, Die SroBe, l~eltsIe 6eier.
7ie Somitie, behebenb aus ,wei S6bnen,
nGmlib SoDam Better, Der obelr belIalllte,
uuo Charles s.. Miuer, unb S0bter, Qena
G1ram, 9eb. Wiiler, amIa Rloeu aeb.
Miiler, Waria Seriert, seb. Wiiuer, nebit
S6miesertO1ter uno S6ie9eri0bne, ainoes
Timber, Wefie Sohann 9todelS DON Carroll,
sSd., Meblt leiner %Syanlilie OtrS. Warid Verl
unb Wrs. Setter Ferl Don Sramtiirt, aau.,
3apier Samm uuo Sobn youlS, pou Gltdoer,
Sa., Senrp gamm, y. NF. Heumeper; ~. ".
luede uno 5amilien, Nemrp Guam ulo %.
-. StItSmaun Don S~>arlaI, Sa., Nadbarll
uIo Sreuloe bon ytab ino ,yeru DareI nit
gutter i3eit al Srte uio SteIe, nm lid an Der
Neler gu betbeiligem. Tim balb uelleI llbr
Wtor9ellS iIbr bic Vroceiiion, beltebelo aus
uII9etabr % 1lltl6eu pom Ndule oes SNerrr
So9n Nefer Wiiuer ab, I'm lid uab Der
Stride 81 beSeben I'M ben beiliaeu guuo, Der
% Sabre porber seiblonem woroen mar.
Dleoer 81 erileueru. glS Die @lodeu suul
brittsn Wtal 9eldutet wurosu, lau9te Der 3u9
bel Der STRIDE an, pier muroe oaS oreiie
Gbepaar Don Der ocuti6m Mtulitbanbe ppll
9arlin9, Soma, Die li6 aui ieoer Seite oeg
Yortals aut9eltelt bate, nit. eiller iebr ido
nsn Weile begriiRt. Sam wuroenp eS pou
breiBis tieiIeu MtGo6eu, in weiB aetleioet
smpiaHssn, Die es oaaw III bic Stride be9lei
tetelI.
Sor benz Yaare idritt Der @orbrGuti9am,
Charles WtiIuer nit elmer bremleroen 6er;e,
nit goloblumen se;iert, lno Die &orbralt,
Satbarina Wiiuer, NIT einem golpsneu aranS
aMi eiuem iammletnen 6ilIeu rubenb. geibe
iinb @roBtinoer oss Faares.
Sic airbs mar elegant nit @loloblumen
p~erSiert. Ha1oem No9pIrbeu I. 9. gum.
inert, Der piarrsr Der G'smeiIos Garliug, ben
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Omaha, Neb., Ii. Sum- "a.
Merther 6err @onuer!


glm Is. sunni UNI 3 ll6r MOr9ens
ftarb babier in ieiner @Obnuns an Der
II. StraBe nab a6ttdaiser &rantbeit
unIer Sreuno Watbias Neu. Ser=
felbe ipuroe am Is. Nopember 1915 in
Soitsrt I'M 8rOBberspstbum Surem=
burg gebDren, manoerte I'M Sabre 1871
mad Nmerita aus, belt ii6 bis gum
Sabre 1874 in gruotlpn auf, no er
bas S6neioerbanowert betrieb. Bon
bort tam er biebin nab Smaba uno
e%roIfuete on Der Siio -. StraBe nabe
Der 2eapenwortb StraBe cine gSirtb=
i1aft, welhe er bis 81 ieinem Spbe be-
trieb. Wathias Neu mar ein braper
Tamilienpater, melder fiinf &inoer
hattie, ppn benen aber bios nod ems
lebt. Gr bate aud einen groBen
Sreunbestreis, wie ioldes li6 bel Dem
2si6eubegdnsni1ie bewies, we!bes am
6re;tag, ben Is. SUM, I'm 8 llbr
MDr9ens bon Dem 8~Ottesbauie aus,
nod Den, oeuti1eu tatboliibeu 6rieo=
bofe ftattfano. Neu MAI ein alter uno
isbr treuer 2eier Der ,8aSette".
NdtuussuOll s. 90.
Soma. Minn.. IL. SUM 1894.
Serr @Dnner!
Nm Is. SUM enti6lief ianft i'm
Germ, %woblperIeben nit Den Seilsmit=
tsln Der bl. Stride, ua6 ldugerm Sran=
teulager, Suianna Neto 0ebr. Gntrin=
9er) i'm 4lter bon 80 Sabreu. Die
@erltprbene mar i'm &reis Mer3ig,
Reg. Srier gebOren, panoerte pOr ii
sSabreu nit ibren @lteru naf Nmerita.
uno stpar mad SOlitein, Soma, aus.
beiratbete bort Dor 10 Sabre. ibren le
iiberlebenoen @atten Gb. Neio uno
fam init ibm ppr ie6s Sabren nab
Winneiota, wO lie. lib A Meilen bon
Soma cine Sarm taufteu. Die Ser
itDrbeue binterldBt einen tief trduern=
ben 8attsH nit 4 unminoigen Sim
bern i'm N!ter bon 2 bis 9 Sabren, 10
pie ibre Gltern ipelbe nod in Soma
nit ibren 9 8riioern uno 2 S6welteru
pobnsn. 9as SesrdbniB fano am 16.
SUM uuter GROCER Setbeili9ung auI
benz 9ers Seiu Srieoboie itatt. Die
Werftorbene mar cine frr~m driltli6e
Wutter, Die ibre Sen init Geonlo err
trus uno De-. Jbrisen allsufriib entrii=
len uurOe. &iebe 2eier seoente ibrer
nit einem &ater unier!
Sic rube i'm Srieoen. &C.. 9.
aus Gscanaba in Wtibigen,
miro uns gei6rieben:
@SeaHaba, 20. SUM- 1894.
@ertber Serr @ouner!
liner bieliger 3pei9pcrciu bes ORDERS Der
tatbolil6en Syorlter, welden mir lester 0erbit
bier gegrinoet baben, 3abIt gegempdrtig
ibon iiber 100 Mit9lieoer ulo bere6ti9t ~
ben l9Dniten Soiiuu9eu. geim ierer leeten
u%nterbaltung III Siunegans Salle gilg IS
aui oas S6onite Der. M0ge berielbe blilbeu
uno 9eoeibeu. 0as miini6t
Sbr er9ebenlter $. Z.
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JUDICIARY JoTTINos
Jspanese Goods Released from Libel
Probate Matters.

A. d, Costa Daniel - p,r,uyuas,.
Nu,uai I'm Il, Snr;n,y nf ii,w,;;
MAS Yesterday p,,,Iy E.arI inf",,.
JUDI. Wbit,1y and r"nI;uprd 70
yhur.J,v' W
JnIS" Cocu.r Ne. .',,n,a , Lo,r,,
iisni. SIp, tic .inrl 81 j T. Gas.
tyu. Co,lrriu,.C.uar,I 81 Cn.,Ems
against go cn.ks .hnvu AID n,h.r
.opds sa.t I, Lnlono :, : Dl,l,
In, lr~,.i az the I,,r,, !, ,b,
the C1rr. ~. nnl pDg,c,.i,u y or
lurisd.rris. over ,.o rnnu., rs
easr rrfrIs 70 a Ia,yr srilurr az
Japanesy good, FOR Ia,,l,v or frard,.
leu, cntry wl!yn made a mild scn.,.
lion SOM monte AGO.
Jud.n Wu.Dry L., approved the
scccut!s - y I,,a' .."l M4r
4!I.y. Cav. 90 r,."r ..d ;Fnstc. - -.
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j, ", Chapman caters Tor ban.
qUuts, socals, priv G'o dinners aud
garden parties. Weddings q sp"rial-
~ H. cau h' fnunl u; al. hours at
sans Souci or viii emil ua aay ladie,
or sentlemcu who will address him
through tie Post Olliro.
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TIE FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
OF THE
HONOLULU
Free - Klndergartens
Will. OPEN
n. uJ,.H,u G o,,ka,rhor nth
On Mcnday, September 10th

AtO o'clock 4, Nj, ut Emma Hall, corner
# NduaUu ami ierctania streeis.
" - hannah + Eastman, a principal OF
several Yeas experience IN the Golden
cate Free KrrdcrrartenS OF San Francisco
viii have SUPERVISION ~ the work here.
hiudrrgartcn hours; FROM . 10 - TUT
ton: free.
! training class Tor Undergraduates,
w.t. thee al'cruonn SESSIONS each week,
NIL ne organized by Miss Eastman, on
Turs'iov, September 18th, at o'clock, Ia
tA' II iss-roOm AZ Emma Hall.
I.'llrn Tor tlaining class; $40 per month.
ApriirntlIu, 20 admlssion 10 the X nder
nUtu or training Class may ne made 10
80 primo pa, Mis- tastnan, o. to Mrs,
ipyI Cast Coleman, Financial re re-
rusl ilUuuuIl wee kirdCrgaTteus
I.pgtt
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There is some reason 10 believe
that FeathcrstoDc, tho wouli-bs
wife.mnritrcr, managed to yet on
hoard The lark &c! ION, bound for
San Francisco. which was mahin.:
some curious manrnvers oil port
about the time Tia: tlr escaped
convict was pushing his way over
the reef in a ilathuat. Some actions
Of officers " thc law the same day
lend color to This surmi.e. indicat-
.ng al-o collision on the part Of the
authorities in getting this really
dangerous person., orcC iu The
employ OF the Governmput, ont nI
tho cuuutrv.
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What il bred in the bone will
come out IN tho flesh. Tho star il
sverlastiusly hotpir: On tho "spoils"
~ being all that tho opponents Of
The revolution regret or hunger a.
ser. This il because the intellect.
Iot to mention conscience, OF the
Star never comprehended the virtue
II staying more than a week or ten
lays in o party that did not control
the spots. II was this thrifty in.
,eliigcnce that made that intellect
run the whole gamut OF Hawaiian
politics from royal office holding
aud royal organ grinding TO red
republican rampant with chronic
auglophobiac symptoms 10 boot
From that prolific Intellect came
forth the rankcst il not tho riches,
portions Of the anti.nissiouary, anti.
planter vocabulary. hyauut.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-19
THE GAME eToPPI d.
seely Shaw Summoned Tor Running
tho Elot Machine.

For the past few weeks there has
been n nirEcI-iu the-slot machine
running in the Merchants Exchange
Anyone wishing to play wonli put
a nickel in a receiver. The ' landed
in q box or ono OF three other re-,
ceiyers Us luck might have it. Some
times box is flied with nicheis be-
fore the lucky man wins the pot,
hence he is tho winner OF gOoHly
sum Of money. The game caught
with the natives, many Of whom left
their work to try their luck at the
machine.
1he authorities decided to stop
tho game and this morning Il penal
summons was served on Srcly Shaw
citing him 10 appear before the Dis
trict Magistrate aud show cause why
he should not DO found guilty Of
running game wheloin money i
lost or won.