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RTE LIN ES.

InIOush trains fur Chicago and the West leave "ss.
York, foot ''hambers-sL, daily ollows. ana Nv
mnut"t earlier fro, West 23d-st: MA.
95 Am aV Em asS h iS Mpv's sSi sa:
patlur t. buffalo. ,..,
300 VIZ lm'' lake. s' arrive. ' cs1..s
Sij n NJ. chicago IN. Sleepcrs 10 N"''
caGo. Cleveland and Cincinnati pirins Cnnrc,,.
con q. M.-Buirao Nestihn.e Express. arrives paSS
Wow A. Nj making direct connections for peuo.s
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers '~'
remain IN sleeper unit, 3 A NJ. r.u.
S45 KIN aa SO1T Sss i lssS ana to Ba
cago and Cin,innati Dining car. .,,,,,y
7 OCAI THE TABLE TICKETS AND FULL
IL accommodations "a 2dl I0i and 95i Broadway, ~
East icath-st.. Chambers and West 23d-s ferries New
York; Brooklyn 2Oo Huisor-st. Hoooks.:
and Jersey Station Erie Transfer Company cal. W.
and checks baggage from hotels and residences 70 oe'"
nation
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TIE toyEs corNry cALr ClsE srNh ov

rUr yOyES Comfy ear CASE MILL oN
n.s Noncs iowa. Pee 1.-THE famous Jones'
,ountv calf case was yesterday decided tor the
sixth time in the state supreme court this time
on an appeal from Black Hawk County. the hrst
,npeal having been from Clinton County. The case
hogan AS an action for malicious prosecution on
May O. 1873 and has been In the courts cohtihuaiy
.vor since The original parties 10 the case are all
ricod In May 1875 Robert Johnson began sun
against r. V Miller. David Fall g. w. Miller,
Hrrahom Miller John Fireman. : ID. Porter and
Jcrmnn Keller all residents % Jones County, IN
mia state FOR damages Judgment for Sl.~o MAS
IN .,,rcI evccot as To the defendant. Keller. The
sunrernc Court Yesterday affirmed the decision in
one OF The branches OF the case Thc original action
a., =, ,oa over the possession of n calf valued nj g.
Tho rroscrt decision fixes the costs on the do-
cer1anta The costs amount to &ssj 81
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,vc.,r~s SENATORIAL AMBITION.

Topeka Kan. Dec I-EX-senator Johh =, M
gals before leaving here Tor inc Eds"
80. h had no exnectancy OF being voted FOR FOR
sorotor In the LEGISLATURE this winter he saii ms
90 ,or,aI ombIfioss were not FOR ls.v. but u ne
had any Tor 1854 !
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WEST SHORE RI

Trains leave Wost A2d 81. station. Newfo a. wv
lows. ana 10 minut earlier from foot Franklin St.
.i::,O A. ~ Daily. Loca. 10 Buffalo ,,.,.s
oitj 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utica, syracuse, H.sssos
ter. Bunalo Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago sA"'
OILS y. Vi. Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica Sy w
"a i(ocherter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. TORONTO ="
troit Cleveland. Chicago and st Louis. ,,, sx.usa
s:tS T.. VI. Daily except Sunday. Tor oticA. S''sS-"
Rochester and Bunaio . po.hss.
S;f5 L. W Daily 10 Albany Utica Syraeuss, am.oisnd
ter, Buffalo. Na' Fails. Toronto. p.Hoit e'e'e'
Chicago and st. :.ol.s. - IN, .,or ard sleep
tickets, time tables OF local trans natot ai'
ing-car accommodations apply city Offices boosyn raj
New York and AT stations. Time tanes AT p'"N'~
hotels For other Information address -.
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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ands of New-York: Gmore's orchesrra, f Eogit
and the Mexican bands. the flhe hI.s ~ secure
European exhibits 1t is probable that Horace
Bradley. manager OF Harpers art oepa''" "
NeW-York, will go.
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she DIED Ar THE AGE or HCyDRED AND SIy

The Board Of Health received q certificate Of
death yesterday of Annie O'Bren. 100 years old.
She died at the Home Of the Little Sisters of the
Poor in East Seventieth-s st on Wednesday, She
was buried In Calvary Cemetery yesterday She
came from Ireland many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. X.
a
un,timorc WushinHtOn. ChtcnsJ. Cincihns'
-.-- - Innis mud All Points WcSt.

baltimore, WnshtngtOn. Chic"sJ, SInci~
ST. Loais and Ali Points West.
rlLL.lAN AK s.-Itt ACE On ALL ti@ai.. mi.
Ieaye N.N.York foot of Liberty ST. daly 10, M
CAGO i.Sv p m. and i.io nsn FoT Pr III Shnouis
40 H. ~. 6:OS p M For WASHINGTON, SAast Is
MORE 900 a M Gi 30 o. M Dining Carl tw IN ~.
p m. tx. sunday 600 ,. m DINING Sa.sI oo M
IL rs nGht daily except o.o~ " s.,dav.
Fas NnRFoiE m:so A. m daily. 1880 m; ex sS h,s.
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke bristol ana SSsiy
Tcke. offices l72, 2sl !S LILO BS~ay r 81 E1 ss-
ton TOO, OF Liberty St. c. u. r.. OF NJ J. s.rsass
New YORK Transfer Co will call for and ehses es-s
from hotel or residence TO destinatioA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
Pits OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Andrews in the Supreme Court. Yesterday
signed an order allowing the receiver o. the LID
erty Fire Insurance Company. George A. MORRISON
to pay to the stockholders OF the company $4,000
of the funds in his hands The company went
into voluntary dissolution some time ago.
Because he failed TO turn over certain chattels
that he had mortgaged William d. carter was
arrested yesterday by Deputy-Sherih Wagering.
and lodged in Ludlow Street Jail in default OF paii
of S9O He was arrested upon an order obtained
nv lanes c. Cauldwe in the City Court. Cauid-
we'll alleges that on February 2. 1891, Carter ex-
ecuted ckattel mortgage to Florence y. Mann
Mrs Mann assigned her interest TO Caldwell VINO
now saws that Carter has wrongfully Withheld GER
tain chattels covered by the mortgage. valued al
5000.
The will OF George F. Hecker. filed yesterday In
the office of the Surrogate gives all his estate 70
his wife Mary Anna Hecker. and appoints her sole
executor. The document was executed on january
J. 1851 The widow. in her petition says that she
heeves the estate of her husband is insolvent and
that the Of debts oyer any possible ,s asse er
viii amount least 5000 Mr. Hecker dlea zen
days ago at his home. NO. "A west lh"y-se'e"'"'
jury in the Supreme Court bcfe q s Justice ra
~ tpn american Distributing Company. and against
Edgar W. Ashley. In suit brought 10 recover LOT
vas r "a ssG &C. Under an agreement Ashley was not
TO purchase goods from any one else ana ne was va,
IN eet them from the company at 81 ~ gaiion al
though the market price was 81 22ls a Gallon calls Iney
billed the go1 h 10 nbnn the settlement was made
he would receive the rebate arranged FOR; IL was
declared by the company that Ashley violated the
terms OF the agreement and purchased goods from
another firm Subsequently when he wanted to
settle the bill the company demanded me iuii
and he offered the O gallon The company my
the company for 1854 90 the amount which Ashley
offered 10 pay.
THE SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS
Washington. Dec. 21.-The Supreme Court to-day
adjourned until Monday. January Z. 1895. at noon.
The day call on that date Will be az follows Nos.
1ss (and 1884, 1885, 1871 1885, 14o. l4l. li2. 1B. lA 729
(and S32).
CoI'RT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY
Supreme Cour@-Chambers- Andrews. J-Court
opens a 1890 m. Motions. 49,
Court-Part IIT-Saturday calendar VIII not Do
called until January 3. 1895 at 1890
Superior Court-Specia Term-Before Dugro J.-court
opens at 10 a. m. Motions. $3.50,
surrogst>'s cur,-wis for probate: Frederick Merkie
Recha Rossin. William Gee. at 1880 a. m
Common Pieas-SpccIa Tern--Bsforc B'schoh. 1r.. u
Court opens al 1890 a. Motions.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
no pnn.ADELpHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHIl

70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING.
For Philadelphia week c4;s = 30 500 200 io9a
car1 500 Dining carr 800. 40 s;+' P. y, isls
night sun f.. 300 - - ~ ming Carr A ~. J. 10
0 90 Dining carr. 800 p. NJ. i2:i5 night
For Baltimore and washington. week days 300; u -
p n. l2:i5 night, SUNDAYS. 200 II 90 Dining Can
Tickets ard pariorcar p uref at ii3 ia
eGi as 9,t iiio 1873 Broadway 13I 6h-aye.. = East
IAN &, 3t T.. i2Ifh 2fi We, ieih St. e5i Co
li-bus Az New-Yofs Court st SEQ Fiii,n st. Bro,k.
il GS ilr1sdvav Williamsburg Tho NeF-i0rk Transfer
company vii call for AMI check baggage from hotel %
.gf 20 lest
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r NJ. oLCoTTs NOTE WAS NOT PAID.

Mrs Nettie Luning. the wife o. John y. l-uhing'
who came into public notice several years ago d!
taking a cruise around the world with several OF
his intimate friends on his yacht Alert, obtained a
verdict by default in the Supreme Court before
Justice Beach Yesterday against Richard Morgan
Olcott for si3 500 The action was based on
promssory note which Olcott executed on May ~
1899 for $4,000 Lunings father was banker ana
died leaving an estate o. about NooooWo Luning
became liberal in the expenditure OF MS fortune
and bought the yacht Alert With NUMBER OF
his friends he went on a long cruise. Richard NJ
and William T. Olcott were two OF his companions
I,uning finally had be placed in an institution
Later he came here and was married " hrst. X
NJ Ocott sued Lunins for S53s@ put al'er"ard
gave Mrs Luning his note for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NeW-JERSEY.
far,hiaciie coHl us"f ovolusivo'vn
-Four tracks Automatic BLOCK signals
on AND AFTER DEC ~ 1894.

Trims leave station foot ~ fiLer'y-st.
FIR rastCn. Irth-ten Al'ntD"h MagcA 'hgnk &C..
80" - 9iO ~ - Easton \. NJ. 10 30 go
- l'lsi.i "a - "f G. Allentown sanlayx
go t;:iI 20 Eas,on, a b.. 10 30 600
For W!iXestarre. Tttts'on and Srlanron SlO A. u.
10 10 I So l. 81 sunda's =. go ~
at 20 sDo g-fO 1000 - 30 A. NJ. i:ie.
$50 400 500 5s5 7.31 r VI i25 night sun-
DAYS \. ". Zoo - 30 600 p ~ - !. night
For Harrisburg AZ 80 800 0:i0 \ NJ. 40 10 400
500 5.i5 = ". 10 - night sundays 100 $50 COD
NJ. 10 IL night 49,
Tor surhury. rev,sburr ari wNamspor' ~ 70 100
$40 A NJ. 40 IN $50 SUNDAYS 20
For Rel Bark. Long Rrarr' ald points slu'h N Pont
pleasant 40 si5 'iso A. ", 90 i'' q ~ n Rel
60 - A-.....- q >. p u
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THE COURTS.
TILL CHIP WAS SCUTTLED.

TESTIMONY IN CASE AGAINST AN INSURANCE
COMPANY.
,,o dsvious WAYS of some of those VINO 90 pusi-
uass on the great deep were shown YESTERDAY
,on tho iury in the OF Noisin versus tne
Commercial Insurance Company in Tart Vi INC
supreme Court Circuit. brought IN a Veruc' io'
chs defendants. The suit was brought 10 recover
insurance on the bark f. l.. Cam whch "as
hardorod off the coast OF South Carolina IN loo-
q. rod from, the testimony that on March TO-
1000 uorman I,rothers of Vera Cruz. shippeu al
corgo an the bak of the alleged value OF s'''VV u
vew-york consigned 10 Stevens Noisin poncE
an the cargo to the amount OF 800" was ~
IN, from the defendant insurance compan!' III INV
latter part Of April the bark was aoa"oo"e"' :"
what was reported at the time as a s''N'''H ~,
d,tion and the crew taken 10 port by pass'"s
-, TING of the Baker Salvage Company OF
Norfoik Va found the abandoned vessei, anu 'oU H
her TO Norfolk. There the hatcnes VII shp consirm
the cargo oyerhauled. Instead OF vaiuaDt .o"''e"
ments a lot OF rubbish was brought 70 Hsn. and
Boxes marked and shipped as vanlIa a n Manure
paCs Of Al coffee proved be corn. Bales 81 run
Der were boxes of sour Norwegian beer S M
~ old BOXES dirt scrap metal tobacco. feathers ana
zinc with fifteen tons OF sand ,o, tho Insurance
company would pay the policy linen caimn nj 70,
after trial until yesterday the insurance company
va" aaniain Brock. of the bark. gave the most i'm
porant testimony and proved th MAJ ne W. admitted
that he had entered into an agreement MIN on
Antonio Hoffman at Vera Crnz TO IaSe and
sssa s sna the freight; Bill $500 Two HUNDRED
tourney to the bottom of the sea when II was an
legged. the skipper ,repenfed OF ms d sa; sal for
loading al but fifteen tons of san' SET SAL III
OF Charleston the vessel sprung aleak ana wa, was
adoat and told her own story OF the carsos MAKE
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ANSWERS OF SAGE AND THE GouLDs.

ANSWERS or SAGE AND The "oCi'D
The answers of Russell Sage, George }. e'ouIo
Edwin Gould Howard Gould and MISS mere" w.
,:ould 70 the complaint In the action oroueht
uo,rs, ,bau, in the Supreme Court by the SoIdiers
. ornbans' Home of ST Louis, TO compel Restitution
Of about llG000W of trust funds WHICH, !" !"
claimed Sage and Jay Gould as trustees VI .e
. consolidated mortgage bonds Of the Kansas faci"c
Railway Company appropriated to their o"" "se'
were filed yesterday in the supreme Court
Tho Home is the owner of $4,000 OF these bonds
and claims that the rights of the bondholders nave
been interfered with and the trust estate u''e
from the uses to which ii was intended the trustee.
should put it, and that they appropriated II 20 '"e
own use This litigation involves actions anu 'o"-
troyerses which have been before the courts io
,.oars arising out of the execution of the deed OF
trust bv the Kansas Pacific Railway COMPANY W
Law Gould and Russell Sage on May l. s''' LOT ti,
benefit OF the bondholders. The latest feature VI "
WIS recently before Surrogate Arnold on a motion
made in the interest of the Home to compel an m
venory and accounting of the estate OF jay "ou'u.
&c creditors with view 10 recovering some part
of the money taken from the trust. Liens nav.
also been filed against a large qudh''3 VI '
estate belonging to Jay Goulds estate III TINS wy
The answers of the Gould children and Sage are
~ a great extent similar They deny that any Vi
the stock which was issued to the trustees was
fraudulently or unlawfully appropriated 10 'ne'
own use. and also deny all charges OF misappio
nration or misconduct in the administration OF
the trust estate. Sage denies that any s.och was
issued 10 him to which he was not la"lun! Ell
titled and SAYS that for ii full and adequate con
sideration was paid. The children OF Jay "ouo
declare that their father was not guilty oil any
,nisappropriation misconduct In the admin'sua-
ton of the trust. that he acted upon the Juds-
rrent of the Supreme Court in delivering up shares
of stock. and that that judgment was Vaid ana
effective. ,..-..a.,o,
II is insisted that before final determine ion 1
of this action can be had and the rights OF az
parties adjudicated upon. the Union PACING Raii-
way Company and its receivers VIII have 70 De
brought in and made parties to the action sage
and the Gould children then set up the statute OF
Limitation as a bar TO the claim in suit. III Is also
insisted that II there s any cause OF action al an
il is within the jurisdiction of the Kansas courts
which have undertaken the administration OF tne
trust and all the controversies and applications
reSDeCting it,
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FOR LAKEWOOD.

go SD A. NJ. I.i5. 3 ~. 40 z. NJ
r,r rofr~gl,is Toms River Rarnsgai PARK and Far.
nrrat $50 SIS A. NJ As $40 = u.
For Atlantic City Cape May NinslanG and Brifge0A
10 A ~. 81 = N. . ~.
Nav,slns. 80. s:i5 1920 \. ". $50 i''5. AIS ~
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THE suPREME COURT ADJOURNs.

Washington. Dec el.-The Supreme Court to-day
adjourned until Monday. January I. 1895. at noon
The day call on that date VIII be az follows: Nos.
1ss land 1884, 1885, 1884, 1885, 40. i4l. 49, 143. lA 72a
(and SS2).
, 1894-02-08
8rannte tbrem Oatten ourd7.
&i33ie PenoriGs idnea oes eheIiden Sebens
mioe 9emor0en.

Nuf 8eranlaiiun9 i6reS@atten iaB geiterlt
Nbeno Trau 2i35ie 0en6ridS unter Der Q(n>
tld9e 0cS lt~10rbentlic6en 8etra9e1s in elmer
Belle Der 6arriionitraBen Station. SIM
tcr ottier Gerbaftung itedt cine intereiiante
0el9tbte. 6enorifS traf Dor ungefG6r
orei Sabren nit reicbGtc9en Wtttteln perz
lcDcn aus 9eutiblanD bier elm, llr0 eS
9lltdtc tbm tDiOer Griparten baIO, cine gut
bc3ablte Stelung Su erbolten. ST macbte
Die 8efannti8aft elmer jungen Game, Sea-
mems. St55le 8erGeleD, nerlicbte itc6 in bic
lelbe uno bciratbetc ite. DIS 6ocb3eitsretie
ldblug OenDrtG5 cine SaDrt mach 0eutld<
lalo Dor uno Der Blatt .ipur6c aucb auSgee
fitbrt. Jta9oem oas @6epaar 1t6 me6rere
Wodbcn IN 6cnOrt6a' 6eimat6 aufgebalten
9attc, bctam Die iunge 6rau nicbt nur
SeDnlu9t mach G6icogo, ionDern lie erflGrtc
dl9 Often, 0aB tie 0es Derbetrat6eten 2ebenS
mitOe iei unO baB tie tbre 6reibeit 5urUds
babeu mG9te.
NlS oann zines WtorgenS 6en1rid5 tbr
mittbetlte, baB CT fleine0teiien unterncbmen
mltlle unO Dor Nbenb uicbt' Surild lcin
iperOe, 6el9loB tic, Die 0elegcnbett gu be-
nuBen unO 3u flieben. &aum mar oaber
tbr Wtann fort, ais lie eili8 eincn groBen
Softer pafte unb na6 6am6urg a%breiltc.
9ort erluDr iie, Dab nod am iel6en yiac9e
mittage elm 0Ompfer nacb Nmerifa abgebe
ltnS Oieicn 6cnuBtc Tie obne 8elinnen. 2lS
0cnbrid8 am Ql6eltD nac9 i~eiter 8o6nung
3lrltffeDrte, fan6 ct Nuf Dem Giic6e einen
8rieT, in Dem ibm ieine iunge 6rau in
lafonii9er &iir3e mitt1eilte, baB tie nac6
Gbtcago 3urtid9e9dngen ict. y}acb fur3em
llebetlcgen beltbloB6enorids, ibr gu folgen.
ST fubr nit Dem ndcbiten 9ampIer noc6
@bica8o un6 NIT 6iilfc bon @ebeimpoliz
5iltcn 8cldn8 eS iDm, au8iinbi9 8u macben,
Dab ie iicb in benz 6auie 1913 6ourtb 2tOe.
aufbalte. @r IieB iie 0arauf perbaften unb
nacb Der 6arriionir.z Station %bringen.
9ort lamb baS Bieberieben Der @atten
itatt. 6en0ridS Oeriic6te, Die @ntflo6ene
8u jtberreOer, Dieoer nit i9nt 8u leben, err
belt jcOob 81 lcinem Summer cine a6>
l9ldgt8e AntpOrt,
, 1894-02-08
Sin ssnnopaaHee6en far Grocer.

Die Nbmintitration bat geltern lett LAM
ger 53cit gum eriten M3ale mtcber etnen
tpibti9en Sieg errutgen, inbem DaS natto7
male Q(b9eoronetenbotS nacb titnftdglgem
beftigem Sample Die 9teiOiution ocS Sem
tufp'cr Q69eDronefen McGrearD, ctncS Der
treuelten politilCben 6reun6e GleDeldn6'S,
in melcber oa8 0auS Dem 8rGltoenten bic
Dolitdnbige 8tuigung ietneS 8er6altenS in
Ser bafpaiii6en 8ra8c auSipri6t, nit TT
gegen Is Sti1nmen angenOmmc11 bat. Sour
6ret 9ernofraten Sic beioen Stem Oortcr
(StaOD Cummings unb St6lcS, 3pei er9
6itterte perl0nlicbe 6etn6e @leoelanb'S
unb SbleppentrG8er t0ia'S, unb Bunn
BON NorOz@arOtina itimmten nit ben
3tepubltfanern gegen bic 9telolutton.
Die Bopult1ten paren gct6eiGt: Simpion,
Ben, 8oen, 6arrts nnb Beuce itintntten
NIT ben Gcpublifanern, 8ofer, Cannon
unb Scent nit Sen 9emofraten. Ser
0run0tenor Ser 9telolution lit: OaS it0
uniere 0te9ierltng ser Ginmii@4ng in Die
tnneren Nn9elegenbeiten ~frentDer Climber
inter allen ltmltdn6en ent6dltel1 iolte 80.
@ant ri6tig! 0ara1s aber folgert, baB
mir uns aucb in 8e5ug auf BEN braitltant7
i4en 8iirgerfrieg Der itrtftcitcn 9teltralttGt
6efleiBigen mitiien. 9tun itBen ober 9erabe
i'm &ongreB Der 0baupintiten genllg, bic
6apon icbmaben, tpentgitenS III 3eitunGSs
Snterbielp5, baB eS fit ms Bic D6c9ite 3eit
lei. 5u @uniten Ser recbtmdBigen 9tegiez
rung 8eiroto'S Ciper lacbt ba y nit @afz
f~enge1palt ein3ui9reiten uno bic Orbnung
in Der iungen vS9peiterrepublit" tuteOer
Der5uiteueu."
l%tniinn! Hands off" beiBt'S AUDI 6a.
Die 8raiiltaner ioIen ieben, tpie lte mtt7
chamber ferttg iper6en. Die Ser. Stoaten
itn6 0o9 nicbt ba3u b%erufen, auf Dem
amerttanii9en Sentiment BEN g oIt3etz
b ii tel 81 mac6en? l1cbrtgenS piir6en
aucb Sic europdilcben W}Gc6te, alien oorou
gn9lonb, cine birefte @tnmii6ung BET
Ser. Staaten in bic broiilianiic6en Nngee
legenbeiten i6iperIt9 ittui9Wet9enb 0ul7
BEN. vSnfeLSar1" DeiB altcb wo6L 8enr8,
baB ct es 0 N Ell nOb nidbt ge6ra9t bat,
OaB ct einfa6 mad9eu farm, mas ct
10 III. St bat BET Der SamOa7Q(fatre
auSgefun6en, baB ct nicbt NIT bem &Opfe
bur3 Bic 8onb renneu fam.
9em 6crrn @rober ober lit 6o5 i6m
bonn 2(69eorbnetenbauie alfgeGeQte 8unOe
pflaitercben iebr mobl 81 9%0nnen.
, 1894-02-08
mieoer auf0etdubt.

Sranf s.. @atftnS, ser 2eicbenbeitatter
aus 6Dbe Bart, Der ieit elmer 98ocbe perz
i6punben mar, lit wo6L unb munte pie>
Der aufgetaucbt, un6 spar in Californian.
6eute friib I'M 2 40 traf bier elm an Watz
fins S9ua9er, G6orlc5 8tl9er, 1925
gert9teteS &elegramm elm, in melc6em
g8atttnS 0em @oreiioten mittbeilt, DaB
ct iib BORT auf Der Witttpinter 81 usiteQunQ
portrefIicb a%mIiitre unb baB ct in elmer
@ocDe ettpa tpieoer in Gbica9o iei1 iperbe.
0as SeLcgramm entbtclt nocb Die Wttz
tbeilung, baB @otttnS ii6er $500 perloren
babe, beia9te abcr nicbtS b%arii6er, pie ser
8erluit e~rfplgte.
, 1894-02-08

- Sol9el1oe amiiionte @ei9td9tc, bic 0en
8eipetS erbrtngt, baB ma cine iebr 9roBe
Sdn9erln Ictn fam, obne be5bolb einen
blauen Ounit BON ser 2ttcratur 3u bo6en,
er5Gblen 8ariier 8lQtter: M9abame Gataz
liant ipurDe emit sur 6oftafel in Q8cimar
betge5oqen uno er9ielt tbrell 8lub neben
Nltmet1ter @oet6e, tpo6urdb bic SGn0erin
gang bcionbcrs auSge3eibnet merbcn ioute.
WtaOame GaLalani Bate aber feline SSoee
bon Der @rtiten3 zines @oet6e, un0 n1r
Ictne tmpoldntc majeitGtiid6c @eitolt unb
Die @6rfur3t, NIT Der MAJ i'm bebanz
oclte, ~peranldBte tie, t6ren anberen 9lacb>
bar 3u fragen, mer bteier 6err iei. ,9as
lit Der berii6mte @oet6e!" - yG6 lo!"
la9te Die @ataLant, Dabsr idb bite Sic, e8
taut mir geraDc nt6t eth 49,. mel3es Sn>
ltrurnent ipicLt err" D9a5 lit fem Wfu7
%iifer," ic9te Der gefdQige 9tacbbar, yer lit
Elm 0tc9ter - Ser 9td6tcr bon yg8ert6er3
&etoen," Sic per6en Dob .ltnt Oimmcl3s
ntIen i3on ettpaS BON ibm galeien
9oben! !" - Sa, ia, icBt e%rinncre icb mid"
la9te Die Gotalani, uno iOfort ipenoete ite
1tcb an @oetbe NIT ben 0orten: yQ(b, uetn
6err, Sic Daben feline Soce, pelc9 cine
8erebrertt bcs yWertbcr" ib bin p
@oet6e anttpOrtete nit lcic6ter 8crbctgung
1ltr bieies i5ntci9elDafte compliment. -
gJtocb in meinem 2eben," fubr oie lebbaftc
Dame Tort, babe ic6 nid6t 6er5licbcr lacben
mit1ien, ais bei Der @ritauffibrung in
Part9. IS lit cine 9an3 topitale SARGE,
uno ite mar auc6 INNER gut beiuc6t." -
DW(aoan1e," ontportete 0oct6e erltoltnt,
vl8ert6er cine 6arce?" - ygtum ia,"
otttportete bic Gatalant, ytc9 ic6n0re
Sbnen, ic5 babe nocb ME 10 gclod6t, ia,
tcb muB nod iebt Iac6en, ipenn i6 Daran
oente; cS lit a6er AUDI fomii9," SIS
ltcute i;4 bol6 bcrauS, baB 0taoame Gaz
talalt BON elmer ic6lec6ten 9arooic DeS
v28ert3er" iprab. portn Bic Sentimcnz
tolttQt Oes 9tOmanS tnS 2Gd6erlicbe geSDget
tDuroe. Den gan5en 2(beno ipay @oet6e
mtB8cittntmt, Utaoame GatalQni aber Der
lot t6ren g~an3en&re0it uno wur6e 5u feiner
90ttatel mebr 8uge3o8en.
= Sin 9ie6e8orama. 9ie bil6id60ne un6
beltebte S8auipteler;r be3 3beater5 in
S%tratal, Aniette @irmic3, ipurbe in i6rer
N~8ODnung bon einem jungen S9nuipielcr,
tDel9er ie leibeni0aftljb liebte, erIboien.
Yer 3DGter entlei6te iiG6 ebenfduS.
, 1894-02-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tpurDen an folgen0e Perionen auSgeiteQt:
Nnbreip 6anion, 2it0dige Stats, 831
&uguitaltraBe, D~eranIdblugt auf $1,000;
Sobn 6naie 2it6fige Stats un6 Ga6en, 800
W. 20. StraBe, $4,000; Soiep6 gatDrref,
3It0dtge Stats uno Ga6en, 1898 3nplor>
ltraBe, $4,000; Sobn Grtcr, 2It0dige Stats
unb 2aOen, 654 8an 6ornitroBe, $500;
gilbert 8uQmann, 3It0dige Stats, 10
@leaOerItraBe, $4,000; S. S.. Dunno, q
ft0Gige Stats, SOB ct. Gouis Q(De., $1,000;
S. Is. Sobnion, 3it0Gige Stats, 305 GSS
goobltraBe, $4,000; 8. q. 9te8gLe, 2it0d.
BoDubaus, 1885 Qatpnba(e Qlpe., $4,000;
6aDmarfet 8beoter, Neportrung beS ourcb
Teuer beicbGbigten @ebGube5, 165/ III
Mta%btiDnitraBe, $40, 900; S. ). SPECS, q
it0di9e Stats, 1896 GlneralO 2(pe., $4,000;
6rant Sunber, 2it0dige Stats, 46O Soto
mac 2tue., $1,000; 8. Mi1er, 3it0fige
Stats unb 2o0en, 1913 Setter Nue., $4,000;
Or, @. g. Gor, 2it0dige Stats unb Stall,
1915 Sadion 8ouleDarb, $4,000; S. 81.
@ngitrDn1, 2it06ige Stats, 211 6oHmans
itraBe, $500; 81. Butler, 3it0dtge Stats,
COS &eb3ie Qlue,, $500; s.. S. @raD, q
itDdtge Stats, zoos @loODS 9pe., $1,000;
SameS 9tnOin, 3itDdi8e Stats, 499 6airz
feb 2(Oe., $4,000; s. Gomisfpl 2lt6fige
Stats, 725 Gunner Qpe., $4,000; Sobn
6arrtn8ton, 2ftOfi8e Stats, 6720 Gpans
2lpe., $4,000; s.. so. 9etrid, 2it0figeS
8obnbauS, 5514 GuiS 2lpe., $2500; $.
90. 2%lfonion, 3pet 3lt06ige Stats Obs
642 8ouIeoar0 gloce. $4,000: Gong &
8eiStop, 5tpct 2itOfige Stats, 6137-6139
8eoriaitraBe, $44O0; Tranf 6almilton,
2itOdi8e Stats, 834 81. StraBe, $500
$. 90. Star, 2it0digc Stats, 814 81 Court,
$4,000; @eO. MeDer, 3it0fi9er 6ronte9nz
bau, $50 Qincoln 2IOe., $4,000; 8m. S.
6arrtber, 3it0di9e Stats, 1717 Go8coe@
itraBe, $1,000; s. s. 8iIborn, 3it0fige
Stats, 665 8urlin8itraBe, $4,000.