davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-14
Neue An5eigerr.

0Iae Gooes= In5ei9en II, weI9e fir ole
Wor9en= Aus9abe Ger n5ainois Staats=
3eitlln9" auf9e9ebeu peroen, erf6einen foften.
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2nnahme pom 2tn=
5etgen fir oas QbenobIatt ffIie6t nm II uhr
mitta9s, fir ole lloreen=2Ius9abe nm 10 llRr
2Ibenos.
, 1894-04-14
Der 5uitan6 oes GountYeebduoes.

Gbef>S anitGtSinipeftor Qtnbrep goun9
lit burcb ieine ltnteriubungen OeS GountDs
9ebdu0eS gu Der 1leber5eugung ~gefommen,
DAB 6aS @ebGube bonn ionttdren Stanbz
puufte aus betracbtet fir bic 3tpede, benelt
es bent, D0uig un9eetgnet lit. 81 bGlt cine
@rlebung Der gan5en un6rau66aren Blums
berarbeiten burcb Elm Douitanbt9 neues
&~O6renipitem fir iofort nOtbig, ebenlo err
flGrt ct baS Dorbanbene 8enttlattonsitDitem
fir 6urcbaus un5urei6enb.
6err yOung bat letnen 8eribt Dem
WaDpr unterbrettet.
, 1894-04-14
betratbs11eine
6eute tpurOen Die folgenben 6eirat6sz
16etne erpirtt:


5eute purOen bic foGsenOen Setrat6sz
i6etne ertptrtt:
Sreo @oliL Mamie Gi1t6ermon. .21-18
Soiep6 g8. @enmiQ, Wtillerpa Mirter .26-21
6arrp Stlpermarr, Dora NofSfp. .... .22-21
So1epb SoTtee, SertDa Saftee. ....... .25-18
Trant SDorl OH, OtDlte Beterlou.. ... 1927
NidorO See, Otarp Sbertban. ...... 1874
Sam Wtiifa, &atie Sepef. .24-19
6re0ertd S9uma6er, Wtarp 8ed. 1856
NaQ0ce 9. Seeple, Wtarp 6. WtcGee. 1856
Solef 9panstt. Startislapa @i5escS, 1913
Srallf GbtStep, Wtarp &Dppltein. .... .21-20
Sre0. @de, ltimnte Sid. 1870
CHARLES @Olbp, Wt0bel 8. Clifton. -. 1874
SrauciS @eitmanef, 6eb1pitp 6abent6t2. $50
8imot6p SuQipau, @Qen Mo6onep. .22-19
6ermonlt Slant, Matbilbo Ottfop. ..25-18
GDm0r0 9tieliou, Bertha 9taSnu1lien. 1914
Ofo1teftore 90. SacobS, 9elen Sperz
-
6elen Gone, Solephine Slatr. ...... .21-19
28iQiam $. AuOerior, Grida Strom. .31-28
George Peter @polO, Ma99ie Stud
6enrcg ll6ler Marp 3ppaf. .98-19
6reb. @@mibt, Sobauna Meilte. .... .25-21
&nuiS Q8. @ollDeQ, @race q. Strpfer. 1875
@tulapDe Serruco, 6raDia 9talncciotti. 1870
6arrp @oooiion, @lora 9. <leD.. .21-19
&barles Caster. sSba 6. Gpans. ..... 1874
S9nob GSermitSti, Suliiouuo 9tr3a=
GariIo Gcotiio, Sronci5ca qeonGrbi. .S5-iS
2ll1ton S.. 6a9erber9, @{atbilOe 6.
Yefer &eatro, Q9ne5 8aepui. SIS
Sronf 6. Carpenter, Srau Wearp 81.
.G6orles Norel1, Qmnie alberi 49,. .29-27
CHARLES 8, 8oumoper, Marp @lutb. $3.50
@eorge &edeileu, pima Gutter. 49,. 1913
sSanes 6. @O1parO, Bridget 9. @or=
so I,DU <. 6sio, aino Sol;mort.... .S S9-S
Sobn s. 8rpan, &nnie 6eIeo9ber. . .24-22
6ronfGom1nii Jar, Srau Miltl1ieS 9mtbt 1914
Sett Ger6ffentti6ung unicres ssItrisem
8eri6tS ertpirft:
Sontes 6. 8en1ett, Wto99ie 8utler. .23-19
Socob Sen, &atie 9ebler.. .4O-33
.G6riitel1 SorenIeu, Sulioune Sobu1on 27-21
3oti 8uf, Sarab Gaeme. ..28-28
Qbolpb 8crbltl9er, Nola @o9el.. .31-24
Nu9uit Treita9, 2era Rabetopf.,. 1876
@bmoro Nommeri len, Noeline S6tnfe 24-19
8es 8ontomicS, Clara Nubts. 49,. .28-18
So9n Garfeef, Wterceb, Sal, Ga 8onbe
See &enlid, 8ernett, Q...........3 3-21
Sreberif Sas. Some, 6lorence s.. gSofe=
..2l-18
Saul Senba, Gli5abetb Somli. ....... 24-18
Qeter gS. Summers, GIi5obetb g8.
6arrii on. .32-26
Sreoerif 30. Gu9ler, ct. saul, 0ti1tlt.,
9felie 6afuer. ..29-27
Souls Burton, Sra g0er..... ..... .29-2S
SObn 6alptlt, @ruce Solicit. ........ .37-34
Q8ilianl 6anie1t, @n1a 6anielt. .....27-22
Solepb Sbieieu, SrQncISc0 Steiner. go. .34-25
SObn @. @eritp, @ipian SimpiOH. 1920
, 1894-04-14
mfniom Wu1cbmnnn Gin bpfonntf

= Wtut0m Bl1bm0nn, Elm betannter
nnb W~obI6aben6er 0euti9er Ser Siibieite,
itarb beute Oeor8en in ieiner Q8obnitng,
go. 1854 State StraBe, tpie an9enommen
miro, an einem 6er5letben. 0em Ser
nebmen na9 binterldBt Der 8eritorbene elm
8er1n09en bon 100000. Grz9tlberman
@eorg MiiQer lit iein S6ptegeriobn.
, 1894-04-14
mteoer Elm unebrlicber.

Ser Wtil99dn6Ier Gbriitian 6ie6Ger bon
SO. 511 6altingSitraBe Bate 6enrD Cooper
ais &utiber unb Collector en9a9irt. Cooper
i6eint es NIT Sem Qbliefern Der einge3ogez
men @clber ni6t iebr 9eltalt genommeu 3u
6aben. 9enn beute itano CT por &icbter
@berbarOt inter ber Qnflage, $40 unterz
i6lagen gu babem. st tuirb iidb am Mittz
po9 bieBerbal6 81 bertbeihtgen baben.
Sis babin itebt ct untcr $4OO 8iirgl6aft.
, 1894-04-14
DSeS=Wt3efae.

Srertnben nnb 9efanrten bic t~raurt9e gadrtbt, bnB
nniere oielgeliebte Sobter uno rniere Sbmeiter 3Iuna
int glitter bon IS SoDren unb 6 Wtpnoten am 9ounerftag
ben II. Ipril N6enbs 8 l1br, Ianft int Serrn entl9lofeii
1T. &ie 8eerbiguu9 fin6et am Gonnto9 ben Is. 9lpriL,
9a6mttto9s IL ubr, bonn Srauerbouie, Isl 8umiep,
Str, aus mad Matbbeim ftatt. I'm ltiae SBeilnabnie
bitten Die trauerroen &iuterbliebenen
Subt s. nno gStthetmtte SIo6, @ltern.
1tu1o 1ebft 6eid1mtiteru.
, 1894-04-14

= So6n @rnit, Ser e6entaltge @ertpalter
6eS GountDboipitaIs, wurbe geitern bon
WtaDor 6opfinS 81n1 Observation-Disclosures
beS acknowledgements an StetIe SO.
S. Steele's, tpelcber r~eiignirt hattie, err
nannt. 6err @rnt miro ietn neueS Nmt
berelts morgen antreten.
, 1894-04-14
.pScS=Mttsei1e

Sreunben llnO @etnnnten sur Na6ri0t baB infer
lteber Sphn 8eor8e w aibtu9tot i'm Glitter BON 6
Wtonoten nab Ionqenl &eibet an II. @prtl nm IL Ilbr
Sonnto8 %gto6mittog l lbr oomS rouerbauie AL 8rocp
Moe., WaI9in9tDnt 9et9bts, nod Mtpunt GREENWOOD
Semetr9. Die trauernoet 9tnterbliebe,ten:
George @oe4er crt.r,
Mttl1 0oener, S"'+"
l4np2t nebIt @uOernanbteu,
, 1894-04-14
WGbmQfhinen.

GtnQer. MbeeIer & @tlIoh 9pmeTHc, Gtouborb.
Wbtte, WtlcoT & @tbbS, Stem Some, @rDmn, $500
bis $500. 9aranttrt oolIt6ubtg unD intoft. q Stpeu'S
Glectrtc 3d., @de Stote unO @b0mS Ctr, @intritt 2O9
State Str. Sfeu SonHtags Don $3.50 @orm. bis 1890
9taCbm. 17ms, 1StglHlo
, 1894-04-14

Treunben l1tb 8etonuteu Die trouriqe WaGri1t, bag
tteIte ptel9eliebte Satin GItIabetD ScbaItiam, 9e6.
Eogeu om Sreltag Morgen nm 6 lbr ieltQ i'm 6errn
euti9lafen 1T. pie 8eer6i9uu9 finbet itott am Gpnnto9
BEN Is. @prtL ! lbr As Mttt. yta6nittoos. POM Srauerz
boule, POI SuoIo Noe.. nod Der ct WtiboelS=GIr6e
ul1b bon bo had benz ct. 8onifocius= 9otteSofer. lin
title SbeIlnnbne bitten Die trouernoen 9tnter6llebener :
Sob1mm u. Geb9ltian, @atte,
uebit Gi1neru.
, 1894-04-14
8en0tbem:
EreSeriH Mehet

M&eper, i'm Mlter BON g. Sobren NIB 5 Monaten. 8es
erot9un9 Wtontog ytadmittog nm l ubr BON benz Srouer=
hauie. S76 81. StraRe. 1tmin
, 1894-04-14
31n13borp

81 b onOaIe=3otteu 5000 nno %oufipdrts.
~ Seibte 3ablungeu. - &on9e Sermine. -6 8roSeut
Sntereiien. SH manufacturer gtdbe bes NOpn0ale uuO
Wtoplepooo 9epDts, BON S1ulen unO &trdbeu. 9teun
Soften at Der Sbomas Qpe., uabe Der Belmont NIB
@lltOn aOe, iino mir cine meme Sdule 9etauft unb ipiro
6teielbe tnuerbolb etnes Sobres gebout iein: ab3ugs.
betr0gt mn 6 Gents. Bic Sp9babn miro ibre 3age in
tur5er 3et bur1 bieies 9ebiet laufen Iaien. Die i16u.
item Seid0ftslDtteI an Der @lltOH uu6 Belmont aoe.,
Iebtere Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5lpiideu Der Staot
uno Der Neitieite. &efiOeu5=eotten on alien Seite1s
itraBen. - 30nier nod g8nnif aut leiAte gb5obluugeu
afpT 30 @W tfftaas O Sag asea g0 gtr'!s sp aa' R ~ b b a2F H a3
meiuer 3pei9office, SIDE 9iperieD Str. uuo Wfapleipooo
Station. - Otfice Spnutags offeu.
6. WeIms,
8fe6. bon, fri, ia, BAN 1875 N{iltpaufee Aoe.
, 1894-04-14
&eri6ie6enes.
Saru1en.

2lpet CUTE I'M Mtittelpuuft BON Misconiiu beIe9ene
- Sarnlen blllt9 81 oertouier Ooer 81 oertauiden 9e9en
GDtca9o Brppertg. Abr. &c BE- StaatS3t9. l0op7t
, 1894-04-14
SOOeS=W1t5et0e.

8erluanoteu un0 Sreuuoen bic ~trauriqe 98od5=
@agcntann i'm 9lter BON So Sobren l WtDnat
nno II. Sagen mad tangent i9pereu 2eioen am
IL. Iprtl, 0ormitto9S 8 lIbr, enti6lafen 1T. 9ie
SS odnI i4t6as 1i J 1ghr lf0 no AM S ,lo,,sr69n Teh I! p S sn,,i,
nlouo.Str, nod @rocelauo. I'm titles 8eileio
blttet Die troueruoe 9ottiu
Spbatma Sa9eutau1t,
Sttte, feline Slumen geb. 8oioti9.
, 1894-04-14
0omsbaItnmas=@ eqenitanOe.


On Oerfaufe1 biatg: Wtbbel lpe9eu Sobesfoa.
ESQ SO. @bica9o Mpe., 3immer4 a.
, 1894-04-14

gu perto ufeu = II 9ic f9oufts
y Gde i'll OeIer biibiden urb bliibenoen 9orftaot
Wa1Ier unO Seper in ben StraBen nno bic StraBeH 9es
pflaifert. Sage: SIb= uno Sitfrput. @e9en qreIs uno
lpetterer ~@tustuuft Denoe man lb minbIt9 ooer 19rttt'
lt1 oil Wm. 8. See, 112-114 Sear6orn Str"
8opCe Building. 20ntto9m
, 1894-04-14
9u pertnufen pber an oertaufasH:

3lpei Sduier nit Gotten in einem raid enporblibeHs
ben Stabtden i'm Dltlt9eu &anioS. $50 Wteilen BON &ara
l0s Sin, Wto. 8as QropertD Iegt oil Der 9auptItraBe,
nabe oem gaDnbOf, jeoe Got bat cine fsront BON so Sup
tno lte9en neben .etnonoer; 5rn9t6Qume, &oblenitdae
II. J. no.. Sic 9duier befinber iib in gutter 8erfafiung
uno ltno oermtetbet, iperbeu 5u eiuem SpOttpret5 perz
fault ODER 9egen SptS ober eu 9eim oDn gIei1eu1 @ertb
in oleier Staot umgetauIdt. 8ertaufsQruno 9igens
thinner ipobnt bier in Der Stuot unO bat fetne 3ett, 6em=
1elben lelne AuTmertiamfeit 5u luibrneu. Gin outer BIaB
tur SemonO nm Elm 9eIbdft an5uiaugeH; fam 9elo
MAIDEN. 9as 8rOpertp lit gang ifalbenfrei.
Dtan aoreiiire:
6. 8. 8reeIano.
~24nn3baip care Of pSta0ts5eitung.H
On oerfaufen: 9ots ouf abi6lo9s8oblnug in Der
~ gtabe Der Belmont uH0 @IitDn 4oeuue S500-$600
Sottages meroer, gang nad @uui6 beg &QuferS, ebeH=
touS ort Abi9la9s8oblung gebont. S. SDs, 3immer 35
Staots3ett1tHgs9ebduoe, Mttttogs 5pii9en Gtus Il. 3met.
l5m3, BAN
On Oertanfen: 9IbiGes @obnbous in Der gdbe
~ per Citation &pQnbole. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fUr
cine 6amilte bequem eingeriGtet Staaung fHr mebrere
Yieroe. nit Oabel. $1,000. 8equen1e 3ablung5termine
ooer i9uloenfreies uu6ebautes Sruubet9eutbum aIs
3beil3oblung. abreiie: y. 8. 8oT 157. AOonbole, @pot
80, Su. 15m5, BAN
, 1894-04-14
SnAeS=0lm4ef0r.
SOOeS=@nsei9e.

Sam Jot BON So 9prte. Snb., 8ruber BON Seq 81
9terlelblt ltorb I'M Smperial SDteI in Stem Yort. gee
oi9uugs=Nu5etge ipQter.
, 1894-04-14
3u miethen aeindlt.

0u mtetben gefu6t: Sin 6aus C@ottaqe) nit
~ 56 8immern nn6 9ptraum bis l. Wtai; mirbe
altD lelot9eS ge9en 9ertn9e an5ablnng uuO $50 monat=
lt6e Ab5oblnng taufel. NOr6ieite o6er gDeitieite uabe
StraBenbabn oor9e5ogen. &orefie: w 90 s9tSat9."
9ap6t
, 1894-04-14
WrunOeiQentbum

Qu Oerfonfen: Sol1e, Die It9 an Der S~rinbuue
~ elmer oeuti9eu Aniiebeluug i'll Sibeoltfprrieu 81 bes
ttpetlt9eI nn0 lt9 Die Der @Olonie gemdbrtelt ouBerproent'
lid 9iuitigeu 8ebinguuqen3 u5ulpenoem lpiInlfen, nlDgeu
to9silber i'm &oteii6e 8utl6tng (S.=Q9 .=Gfe Der @bams-
riuc @tortitroB) Simmer gtU. Al pDriprefe1t, ober lib
briefli1 an Die SaloD Ntountatu Sano & @ater So. oa=
Ielbit lpenoen. aq20balD
, 1894-04-14

innerbal6 5lpei @o6en, pO
gere9net abgebDit iin0, me
Office" III Maibington 9e'
721 gilbert 8bilipp
722 9lbre6t SDeooor
1923 NtetajtiS Surgis
724 Antedi fSrancIs3ef
725 AronIou Star Wt
1926 9lurouo SaCOb
727 8a9mann Seor9e
728 8odpro Mntp.t
729 Sa9oonas Seq
100 Bal5 &arl
73l 8aru9 Wtife
732 Sauman Yaul
733 8auInan g9m
1874 Btalte d
735 8ieberfraut 9Srnltt
1856 8IoS3fomsti Muoreas
1877 Blum Mm
738 Bogus @oici9
7S9 8ergbabn @bas
TAO 9onert @boS
74l 8reoiS Wtaoaro
TAP 8rotun 9eurD
TAB 8rut u
IA @baub3ul Molent9
745 @bapmauu Dtr
746 @DDlu0dt &uomif
TAT @brobat Wtaciei
748 @ejta gSranf
749 @i9onsft Yeter
$50 9leuctt 9tu9ult
ISL @pDen Mnl
1852 @ontin 8 y
753 @prn Raul 3
754 ~@5ermonfo Boleitom
1855 SdnneelS 4etrus
756 SnpIo 9eter
1871 Be Splenter Gntl
1853 9ieb DtrS
759 9ieSman SeolpIg
100 9itte!ba9 AlfDns
761 Goblin S
1852 9o6os Nti9alD
1853 Srn6u5 9lnHa
1854 9rGSler Soban
765 9utl6ln5ti 8i9oro
1855 @fitetu Ycul
767 @oelnlaHu @ertruoe
766 @liuowic5 @Olf
769 @rpel &
no f5tlorf &obet
I'll 5tlipef Sacob
772 fSiute @trS WtorD
773 fyrancIstoDic Wti6a
ia SSreu0 @mil "a
775 SyreH6 Sean
776 fSrieori6 6ran5
III 9adomsfi &oreH5
778 Spc5el San
779 @plauo Wtrs
780 @olbberg Wtr
ISL @ooorin 9us
1872 Soloitein 9etman
1873 Sploiteiu ID
784 @raiier6auer Sole
1856 Green Saul
7S6 9oas 3obert
1877 9abic GarIO
788 9aleC StauIitalp
769 9artmanH George
$50 9etitermauu &iena
791 9eiOrtug Is
1872 Sener s. 6
1913 9ejnton Satob
1874 9erelb Spbn
795 SerBberg &
796 9iloeubranD @bas
797 9il0ert WirS
1913 Stmelber9 Ntnl @ele1ti,
799 3uttuer fSeaIg
800 Slg @bas
sol Slele Soreu3
802 SaDute alma
SOB Satobiobu Simon
S04 Sofu6r3at Auor5ei
sos Santomstt WtoIt
806 Somiel Soset
807 Sanction S
808 SSomprsti SguoC9
800 Setter Nlbert
$40 Soft Soiepb
81 Jo5iefurnat 8apepDrt
612 Surcot SDbun
8I3 &nlabSa Barbara
8l4 &orpotpic5 San
SIS &eilnel Signtuuo
8l6 &oufntan .
8l7 Seller Wtoris
818 &iri6 Sobanu
819 &irlteiu WttB Sba
800 &lapper Sofob
821 SlebSpt So5ef
S22 &leiu sc
S23 Glemlens 9ielec
824 9lemDusfD SItoor
B25 9lpBriu S
S26 &npblan1 Moolpb
1927 Ro1puomsfl 9tbam
82S &olouolpsfi Spmas5
829 Solar Auton
$50 &paaIa Wti9aeI
S31 &oppel " (2)
1872 &orn 9erman
1913 &o5eltD 6r
1874 @ronc Wtl1ot
1856 &raufe Auguit 8
1856 &roa 8enlgna
837 Suttler W6B @mIlte
S38 &ur5meg go
500 &piattDmsti Us
$40 &aberer Sulius
SAL 2astI Souls
, 1894-04-14
SteQenQeiuhe.

gnaetgen unter beIer &ubrif finb ~foItenfret.
. T IL d T.: Gin jun9er Iiann, 80 Sabre alt, iu9t
~ 8eIW0ftl9uug i'll Der S0rtnerei. W2ar SaDr,
Stnlep Barf, 81. 14ap3t
, 1894-04-14
WohentIihe 9rieftite.

@ne in bteIer Site on9e3eieten 8reie, ipel6e mid
gere6net 6boebplt Iin0, lueroen uod Der "Dead Letter
Office III WlaihiuQtpn oe1uuDt
, 1894-04-14

e. E II @ t: Sunger Itorter Mtonn iu6t irgeno pel9e
" geI1dfti9ung. Abr. XII 100 Staots3eituH9.
I4dD3t
, 1894-04-14

AbenObiatt Der Su. Staatsstg. l Gent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
TBLEGRAMS TO THE STAR
JAPANESE PROGRESS SLOW.
Marshal Nodux's Army Moving on To-
ward MOukden.

Marshal Nodux's Army Moving on To-
ward MOukden.
YOKOHAMA, Japan, December 19.-The
first Japanese army, which is now under
Gle command OF Field Marshal Nodzu,
Field Marshal Yamagata having been in
valided home, Is operating from Chen
Len-Cherg, with detachments thrown out
toward New Chwang and Moukden. Little
Roadway is being made. The country is
difficult to traverse, and the enemy is max
ing repeated resistances. 1t appears prob
able that the first army is not anxious to
get to New Chwang or Shang-Hai-Kwan
before the other forces are ready to strike
Iien-Tsin.
A searching official inquiry is being made
into the Port Arthur atrocities.
SHANGHAI, December 19.-Local papers
state that an imperial decree was issued Oh
December II for the arrest and handing
over to the board of punishment of Taotai
Kung and Generals Wei-Wui-C heng. lungs
zelin, Chang kuerte and Chine kle kuite
and Ching Yunh for losing Port Arthur;
TSaohueyi, commander at Talienwan, for
Cowardce; Weiju kwei, commander OF a
ship division, for incapacity to control his
men. and permitting them to pillage; Yeh
Chin Chav, commander-in-chief in Pe-Chi-
LII, for sending false reports OF victories,
whereas he retreated from Yashan and lost
Ping Yang and Anchow, and Admiral Ting
for failing to protect Port Arthur, and
for cowardice.
There is still an uneasy feeling at Chefoo,
owing to the threats OF soldiers against the
residents IL the Japanese capture Wei-Hai-
Wei,
LONDON, December ia dispatch to
the Times from Shanghai says that In view
Of China's refusal to permit foreign guards
to enter Pekin, the various diplomats in
that city are combining for local defense
should occasion arise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Dyer agt Halpine; reference to auditor
ordered. Humphrey agt. Ford; amendment
to bill allowed to be filed. Mccormick egt,
Osborn; pro confesso against defendant
granted and F. II. Mackey and j. j. Ham,
ilton appointed guardians ad litem. Osborn
agt. Haley; f. II. Mackey and ID. S. Mack
all appointed guardians ad Item. Osborn
agt. Steen; appearance of absent defend
ant ordered. Crosby agt. Chase; balance or
proceeds ordered brought into court. But
Ter agt Strong: money in registry ordered
delivered to auditor.
EQUITY Court No. 2-Judge Hagner.
Wood agt Wood; sale ratified nisi Dis
mer agt. Waugh; restraining order till fur
Their order. E. Morrison Paper Company
agt. Wood, and Smith agt. Wood; sale
finally ratified.
Circuit Court No. Judge Bradley.
Golden agt. Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association; judgment by default
Eastern Trust and Banking Company agt
Willis, and same agt. johnson; judgment
for defendants on agreed facts. Edison ct
al. agt. Parke; Judgment by default. In re
will of Maria Cole; on hearing. Pierce agt.
Schneider; judgment on verdict for defend.
ants for costs.
Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice Bing-
ham.
Hunter agt. Eckiugton and Soldiers
Home Railway Company; on hearing. @.
and G. Electric Company agt. Lyon; judy
ment on verdict. Gratz agt Eckstein; mo-
ton for judgment granted Onlteu states
agt. starr ct al, and Saltzstein agt. Shop
herd; Judgment on verdict. Shoemaker
agt Mohler; order to refund money de-
posted in lieu of appeal bond, after de-
Quoting costs.
Criminal Court No. Judge McComas.
Peck and Simmons agt. Heurich; on
hearing.
Criminal Court No. 2-Judge Cole.
United States agt. Charles Willis, per-
jury; on trial.
Probate Court-Judge Hagner.
Estate of Mary E. Yates; petition for
probate of will filed and citation issued.
Estate of Martin Kilfoyle; will fully prov
ed Estate Of Alice F. Golden; will proved.
Estate Of Peter Giacchetti; will filed ana
partially proved. Estate of Anna NJ. Graf;
will filed and partially proved. Estate Of
James F. Hartigan; petition OF John W,
Stockton to have part Of his legacy paid
him, fled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
THE JAPANESE PLEASED.
satisfaction Over the New Treat
With the United States.

ONeF new treaty
With the United States.
Associated Press advices from Yoko-
hama, Japan, say:
News that a revised treaty between the
United States and Japan has been signed
was received with great satisfaction
throughout the empire. No one who has
watched the progress of Japan during the
past quarter of century can doubt that
ats sentiment enters largely into her po-
htical relations with the western world
and II is beyond question that the good
opinion and friendly disposition of America
are more highly valued by her govern
ment and her people than any degree of
favor that could possibly be displayed by
European states.
The expla alton of this feeling is simple
From the beginning of her new career
Japan had received nothing but active ell
couragement and strong moral support
from the United States, whereas the re-
cogDiton vouchSafed her by Europe has
been slow and reluctant, and rarely ac-
credited until It,, in decency, could be no
longer withheld. The announcement in
September last that England had negoti-
ated d treaty of equality excited no enthu-
siasm, though it was regarded an
achievement of high Importance, and a
gratifying proof Of Japan's advance in
strength and reputation.
The intelligeI ce that America has now
discarded the obsolete rules of intercourse
and accepted an agreement basis, which
is even more liberal and trustful than the
British, is welcomed with warmth and cor
diahty, which ought not to pass unnoticed
by country thus exceptionally distin-
guished. To hold first place in the .sti-
nation of the japanese will hereafter be
too advantageous a consideration to be
lightly overlooked, and the United States
has apparently only to pursue her just and
kindly policy of former years to retain the
preponderating influence she has hitherto
enjoyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
To Aid in the Collection of Garbage.


One Of the principal causes Of complaint
In the garbage service are the hindrances
and difficulties which the collectors en-
counter in making the house-to-house col
lection. The collector hammers on the
alley gate and probably no response Is
made or If one is made, it is only after
valuable time has been lost. Various sug
gestions have been made to remedy this de-
feet in the service One of the latest local
devices--thought out by Major A. H. 9.
Davis-consists of a signal to be placed on
the outside of the sheds or alley gates, or
at the front when there is no rear en-
trance, in such a manner as to attract the
attention of the collector when one is
needed. This may be metal plate or some
other form of signal with the letter 'G''
plainly displayed. AS soon as the collector
enters the alley or the street by glancing
down he knows where there Is garbage
to be collected and can go directly to these
places without wasting his time at the
other houses. This plan contemplates at
taching an extra lock to every gate po-
vided with this signal All the locks are to
be of the same pattern, fitted with one
key, which the collector will carry. In
this way the collector not only gains
prompt and easy access to the premises,
but the householder is put to no expense
in providing receptacles, as any kind can
be used inside the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
Minor Changes mt Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, December 19.-The
105th annual catalogue Of Yale University,
which Is just out. shows many minor
changes in the affairs Of the college. The
faculty remains the same numerically, as
last year. Some changes are noted in the
examinations required for admission. Cen
eral courses in physical culture have been
introduced and additions have been made
to most of the courses in the scientific de-
partment
The official figures of membership given
in the academic department, LBS; scien-
tific, 662; art, Al; musical, %; divinity. 116;
medical 100; law. 1876 Allowing for II
repetitions of names in the different de-
partments the actual membership is 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
"My Lady Primrose"
A fairy story, by Mary E. Wilkins, will
appear in Saturdays Star.
Rea Estate Transfers.


Deeds in fee have been filed as followsi
Jno. ]. Albright ct ux. to Alexander Millar.
lot Z, block 80, Columbia Heights; $500.
Oscar M. Bryant ct ux. to Benz. j. Ed
wards lot 40, So. $50; SO. Dennis Byrne ct
ux to Lucas p. Loring, lot 30. SO. 634; so.
Jno. X. Butler ct ux. to Benz. ]. Casey, part
lot 576 Anacostia; $429. Jno. c. Davidson
ct ux. to VIM. Warren, lot So, block 2, West
lexington; 5000. Charlotte L. Drain to
Jno. F. l.. Drain, lot &c. So. 81; sl2, 1000. Jno.
T. l.. Drain to Charlotte l.. Drain, same
property; $4,000. Abram P. Pardon ana
Isaac w Moore, trustees, to Nicholas I.
Halter, lots SO to Sc. SO. Isl; $40. Nicholas
T. Halter ct ux. to David c. Grayson ana
Calvin CAIN lot LAT, So 1888: $780, Lucas y.
Loring to Bridget Byrne, lot 80. SO. GA; $lb.
Custavus W. Lehman ct ux. ct al. TO
Francina Hoss, lots 1SS and 1S9, Long
Meadows; $40.
VIM j. Simmons to VIM. @. Davis, lots 10
TO %, So S45; $40. Chas. w. Thomas ct ux.
to Mary e. Gill, west half lot Is, blk 20.
Brightwood Park; $40. Frank A. Warheld
ct ux to Nicholas T. Halter, lot 81, So. 1bl;
s. Solomon Wilkinson to Leonard Pey-
ton, part original lot 3, section z. Barry
Farm; $500. August Donath and Josiah q
Ross, trustees, to Edwin s. Clarkson, lots
172, 173. 175 and 176, 50. sos; $500 Kon-
rad Ammon ct ux. to Robt. f. Bradbury,
part lot SO. Ink. 2. Twining City; SO. Robft
Callahan ct TX to Sebastian Aman, lot S1s
so $685. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
EUGENE ELY DEAD.
One of the Foremost Irishmen in
America.

One of the Foremost Irishmen in
America.
NEW YORK, December 19.-Eugene KEEL
ly. the banker, died today, aged eighty
seven years.
Mr.. Kelly was born in Trellick, County
Tyron, Ireland and at the age of twenty
came to this country. His first position
was that of clerk in Donnelly Bros dry
goods store. He next tried gold mining in
1S49. and later started the San Francisco
banking house of Donohue, Kelly & Raj
ston. During the war he moved his bust
ness to New York and lost considerable
money in southern loans. In spite of this,
however. he amassed money at great rate
until when he retired from active business
a few years ago he was reputed to be
worth between S12OOO,OOO and $15,OOOOOO.
Mr.. Kelly was an ardent home rule man
and his pocket book was always open 20
any fund intended for the benefit of the
Irish movement.