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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Smrtntide gpibHmSiefciten.

Sin intereRanter &e9tsfuG ereignete iif
bieier Sage Dor einem bieiigen @eri9te,
Sin Nngeftelter elmer bieIigen @r0BbunO=
lung, Namens S9neiber, unb Die Mitgtie=
Der elmer Sirmu, gaamens @tttenberg, itan=
ben angetlugt, it4 berf9poren gu baben.
I'm bic @rOBbanOlung, in tpel6er S9neiber
angeiteGt mar, 81 6etriigen. 9ie beionberf
&fGge gegen ale brei lautete ouf 9iebtabl
nnb l1aterf4Iagung, unb bag 3euqniB JinQ
bobin, baB S4neiber ben Wittenbergs fil
$500 Mebl bate 3ufommen laTen, o6nt
DAP 7eine Sirnu etpas bafiir befommcr
6utte. Sroboem biefem 3eugniB ni9t nj
6srTproaen ipurbe, orbnete &i9ter 9unrt
Die Treiipre8ung dIer 0rei Nngetlagten aui
ben @runb fin an, baB bas Mebl bon BEN
regs1re9t angeiteGten Su1rtneAt Der Sirmo
a6geliefert porben lei, unb buB Dor BEN
@eieB bas gerabe 10 gut lei, pte tpen1 oe1
g6ef Der Sirma es ietbt abgeliefert 4Gtte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

8eqleitern in Die &atafomben binabffleg,
purbe f9on 1886 BON Dem Sroenscomltblr
galtba{ar 8erq6aufer Der StepbdnSftr9e
ins @igentbnm iibergeben, nno 3por otS
> &arner 3u ben SDOtenbstnen" urto gu an
beren og2ot6burften" Der 8irdpe; er 9e9orte
aber ni9t gu ben &dtdtonbe1l u1lo 1tdnD rllt
bemel6en nur burc6 einen 3pt 9en9an9 m
8erbinbunq. Sen eigentli9en Singing gu
ben &atafomben bilbet bas Portal an Der
Mubenfeite 0es Srduen9ors neben oer Sd@
piftranfanael. sSm Snnern bes Yortals offz
net ff6 inter elmer 5altbiir cine 1fnlale
Gtieqe, Die gu ben &atafomben Oor penn
2nsttl6ofe uno 0om6errn6Ofe bIrdbfu9rt,
bie aQe init @Grgen angefiiat ftto. Grol11
ber16lieBen i'm SoSnnern Der &tr9e bort,
mo- man aus ben S6urm6aGen in Das 9uer=
If6tff tritt = 6teinplatten Die @ingGr1ge Der
@tiegen gu Dem groBen 9ruttgetpolbe nnter
benz 9ueri9iffe. On Dtefes 1toBs1 etnerz
feits Die 8atatonrben unter Dem Bresp9tez
RUM unb ben beiben Seiten9Dren ur0 tlel<
mere @ruftgep0lbe unter benz W6tttelt9att,
bic NIT SGrgen gefHat unb gum SAetle per-
maltert finb; Die Sabres3ablen 1853, 1852
unb 1888 be1ten an, mann oies ge19eben
1T. Qu6 Die @eitengetpDlbe 0es &dtatomz
~6enqanges under Dem Srduen9or tt1o l79|
bernauert norDen. eSyn etnem oteier 9dr1ge
feubtete Bel Gtifter's 8eIu9 Der Sitbrer
NIT fetner sFadel gum 9efDDlbe empor u1lo
faate: .6ter 1te9en mir geraoe nrter Dem
6o6altar Der air9e." Nber au9 oas mar
cine unri9tige @ngabe. Dor benz Qohaltar
befin6et 1i9 Die f9on bonn 9er5og Euoolp9
". Dem @ttfter 1868 on9elegte 9er5ogenz
qruft, bic unter Maria S6ereiia Biz gum
Nbf6lui1e bes 6dupt9ors e%rpeitert puroe,
mo rrter benz iiing1t renoDirtet1 5egfe1erz
6ilbe BON San6auier 3tpei bergitterte SEM
fter in bic @ruft minben. Sier tplroer
felt Serbindnb III. Big in unfere 3ett Die
GinqeipeiDe Der beritorbenen MitglieOer oes
8aiIerbaufes IN fupfernen &eiIeln beigeieBt.
9ieIe @ruft fte6t aber in feiner 8erbtnbung
nit ben &atdfom6en un0 bat tbren et9enen
@ingarg.
@nbGih tit es auG cine unbegriinbete
Sraoitipr, Dab bic &dtafomben in mebreren
Stodperfen iibereinanber liegen. Sitter
eraGhlt pp6l, buB in etnem Haume Der SUB
booen bur9bro9en unb baB bur9 Die Seffz
nung cine Setter in Elm unteres 8etpolbs
6inabQela1fen mar, IN bas Ell NIT einem ieiz
1ler 8egleiter binabftieg. 4ber 9ombauz
ntet1ter 0err1drtn glaltbt, DAB DIES nun e1ne
our Yet5eit bergefteQte Crude mar, 6a it3
an feirer artbern Ste11e untere 9epDlbe be-
finben. @tne @igentbimli6feit Der 8tener
8atafomben it es, baB bic 2uft in 0enielbe1
1tets gang rein uno troden mar, peB9alb
au9 Die bafelbt beitatteten 2ei9en ni@t in
@ertpefung iibergingen, fonbern gu Wfuz
mien eintrodneten. @rit in ben lebtsn Sab
rem bemertte man, baBGeu6ttgfett Don urltsn
in Die @ep0lbe einbrtnge, mas nt3t pbne
@tntpirtung auf ben 3uitan0 Der MSllnlien
btieb. 9~ombaumeiiter !9erman1 fii6rt bies
cuff 0isQnlage Der 9o9quelenlettung 3urid.
Die 9umpbrunnen in ben umliegen6en 6Guz
fern nurben ni9t mebr beniiBt, in Solge
oeIen bsgarm bas @runbpaKer 51 fteigen
unb erreihte enbfi9 Die SD6le Der &atatonlz
ben. 9eBbul6 purben bic meifen Der nod
|offenen@ ruftgetpDlbe glei4fous 5ngemauert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
@atoee's s9etm=sesonHdmOtsseit

3ur beutI9en Sta~uten>Samtlie ge6Ort
GetQuntlic5 aud Dus 5iirItent9um 8uCoed.
Gs lit aud bur@aus ni4t Dds tletnite Der
beutiGen gambler. BERN tpeln au9 tleiner
ais 4. g. @opt @Duntp, 10 1T es OOb NOD
Drei unO Elm 4atb 9tuI 10 grOB 1pie &enB
dltere 2itie ober S9aumburg@2ippe a6er
IS be3d6lt ii9 ni4t, 9as 9eiBt, es brtngt
an Steuern nibt 10 bel Elm, ais IS in Solge
feiner s3ugeG0rigteit gum beutf9en Geibe
be2d4len m1B. Mebr alS Slpei 5inftel fetz
res @ebietes beftebt aus Wal0ungen, Die
np9 oa5u meift Dem Sirften ge60ren. Der
8ergbau III Strtng, Die SarbGpirtbi3aft in
fFnlqe Der bo9en unb ber9dltniBmdBig rau6en
2Gae aud niAt ~bsionDers ertragrei9, Die
ein3iqen Nusfu6rz2lrtitel bilben bas Bnrz
monter unD Milbunger Mineraltpafer uab
9rin3eTfinncll, un6 bon ben lebteren 3ie6t
olt& nur bas S%iirftenbnls @OrtbeiI.
9eB6al6 fat 8albed f9Dn i'm Sabre
1867 nit BreuBen einen Teitbem S%tpeintal
erneuerten @ertrag abge59loRen, nona9
biefes Die 8erfpaltunq unb bic bo6ere Sc
ri9tsbarfeit 0es 2Gnb6ens iiberr1tmmt, unb
bafiir ben @(ltsfaQ in ben Wal0eder Stauts=
einna6men bedt. 8is6er fat Der nDtbige
ober b~eipiGigte 3uT9uB nun 10000 Murt
betraqen, jebt aber limb Die altf Waloef
entTalenben 8ei981diten 10 9eitiegen, baB
Elm 3ufauB BON 100000 Murf n0t4ig tpirb,
unb in bieien 3u{@uB tpirb Der prenB if9e
Qon6tdg niuigen miifen. 9enn eirmdl
niiroe Der 3u76uB, Denn uu4 in anoerer
SOrn, 0ob n0t6ig fein, AUDI iDern Waloef
einfa9 gu BreuBen Qef6ldgen tpiirbe, tpie
@iele b~erIangen, = ii6eraI miifen ia Die
rsi9eren 2anbeSt6eite bic Grmeren Durdz
i6leppen -, es bd1qt fir BreuBen an9
nod bas babon ab, baB ibnl bus ieBige
8erbdltniB Die Wulbed'i9e 5timme i'm
8unbesrat3 ii6ert, Die angefi9ts Der S9ats
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

fade midt pert6los 1T, Dap e.. Obpo1l es
Die Me6rbeit Der Oeutf4en 8eD0lferung umz
faBt, bod nar IL bon ben So Stimmen I'M
9unbesratb bat.
Oas Siirifent6um @albed dpirb alIp, obz
po6l es t6atIG9li9 BON preuBen Dertpaltet
pirb, unb pbtpobG benz 5iiriten MIR einige
S4einre9te 5ufte1en, benz Namen na4 als
~felbitGnoiges 2anb fortbeie6en, Biz einmal,
mas bor Der 9unb ia nod ni6t in Nus
Ti9t te6t, nit ben tleinen 9uObe3zSiiriten
unO Sir tentbiimern bur9 irgenb Elm @reigz
nib aufgerGumt pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
upadbeattd1e aut.tots etaats- aeHarap, aetHauod. ~. a1oueaaber 1895.

.@s fDnne bes6alb fein 9ie6tubI OO~r1iegen,
benin Die @ngros@Sirmu 9ube bur4 ben
Subrtne9t fire eigenen 8daren abgeliefert,
unb al9 feline llnterf9lagang, benin be
8ittenbergs bdtten Dem @ngros=8ei9Gft
gegeniiber feline 8ertrauRnSitelun9 eingea
ommen 9a fein 0iebifabl unb feline I'M
ter79logung itattgefuroen, t0nnten ite au4
ni9t Deriibt por0en fein. = @let6 6arauf
a6er befunnte S9netber, Der nod ~beiOnDers
bes 9iebta6ls angetfugt mar, ft9 beien
f9ulbig, = b.. +. alfo zines Oie6fta9ls, Der
mad Der Dor6er9egangeaen @nti3eioung gar
ni9t beriibt porben mar.
@ie berTel6e &i9ter in bemfefben Safe
einntal cine 6reiipre4ung 4pegen Ni4tOpr=
6anbeniein zines 8er6rebens anorbnen unb
na66er elm S6ulbbefenntniB tpegsn e6en
bieT ss 8erbre4ens anne6men tonnte, miro
ben meiiten Meni4en pobl u%noeritdnOli9
bleiben. I'm iih bamit ab5ufinben, bebarf
man zines iuriitif4 berOrebten &erituaoes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

= Sn Dem Srte Nnberten Bel 5annoDer
er6Gngte Der Sabrifarbeiter &iefebui3 feline
bier &inber i'm glitter DON Ito Sabren uno
bann ii9 ielbit, ndA0em bic @befran ff9 CUR
Nrbeit in Der Gementfabrit 81 Misbnrg be-
qeben hattie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IOerI@aft ipfort stmSermme.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

fmtirt Mm0 berbtmoert
GrfdItmm9em, SnIten, Weben sails, Snf[menaap
@romditis, &mn9 eitzGttsiinSnng, Nbem=
matiSmuf, StearaI9te, &opfi6uters, =
SabnIdtters, 9~tithnta, Ntbs
ftt,ttdSbe I d. to er0 ett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

N~T~I%NINV W
8or turSem lit an btefer @tele iiber bic
&utdtom6en bon Wien gef9riebsn urb bas
8u9 Mbalbert Stifters, bas inn Sabre 1912
urter benz Sitel Sin Sang bur6 bic &ata=
tpmben", erI9tenen 1T, in @rinnerung &C.
5ogen poroen. 9a ftb a6er bur6 ienes 8ud
qu9 man9e fall9e Muffahung bes g6a=
rafters oief er unterirbii9en @eip0lbe eiuqez
ii9li9en 9at, 10 perben iebt einige SSSrrt6ii=
mer in Der Prefie beri9tigt.
Stifter bate bic &atafom6en an einem
triiben Npoemberz Ga6mittage bes cSabres
1912 in @efelf daft me6rerer sSreun6e uni
geleitet BON einigen 5ii6rern be5u6t. @it
naren our4 ben alten, nunme6r berf9loiIe=
men @ingang = cine i9male Shiir an Del
porIpringenoen @de bes SeutI9en Srbe1s=
hauies, gegenii6er benz &ir9enoiener6Gus=
6en am 0om = eingetreten unb burb etner
abmdrts fiibrenOen Sang in einen &eQel
bes SrDensbaufeS g%elangt, aug benz maj
Damn iiber eine Stiege in bic &atufom6er
binabfteigt. @lei6 in benz er1ten lauqqe.
Itredten @dnge, tpp Die bel Der MuflaKunc
bes Stepbansfreit6ofes aus9egra6snen Sc.
beine urb S9Gbel lungs Der Mdnbe flaFter.
6o9 oufgei 9idtet finD, ma9te Der Mnbltd
einen tiefen @inorud auf ben Oi9ter. uNeeint
96antuIte fling gu arbeiten an" 16rteb er
Damn farnen Ite in Die gr1ftqetpDlbe, p1
Die gu Mumien eingetrpdneten 2eiGen, BE.
ffeioet nit ben bermpberten &eiten prunf.
boiler 8etpGnoer in ben Sdrgen liegen, berer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
SHE SOLD CIGARETTES TO SCUOOL BOTS

THE PRINCIPAL. DETERMINED TO STOP IT. 50 He
HAD HEH BROUGHT lP ~ Court SiiC
DIDN'T KNOW ~ WAS WRONG.
Mrs. Batter the wife OF John Batter. the stl'ioner
and cigar dealer. of No. 919 Thiri-,ye.. in tho
Harlem Police Court yesterday Jf.errcpn on a
summons issued at the instance Of Jamcs \. Casey.
principal of Grammar school NJ. S. in One-lunrci-
and-tenth-st. ana Third-aNe. Mr. Casey has made
numerous complaints agains; the cigarette in
the neishborhood of his school alleging ;hlt they
have sold their wares Unfortunately to the Young
pupils. The cigar store of which the Balters are
the propretors is situated jus; around the
from the school, ana during the noon recess ana
after school il has been the habit of the boys az
receiving two cigarettes for "a cent The prime. pal
soon found the boys out. and h" seeks to have
the habit stopped by prosecuting the cgarettc-ven-
derS.
Mrs. Batter. it seems. shared the largest portion
OF the schoolbOys pennies. she singled out
as the first 10 be prosecuted
Mr.. Casey * backed I'm his crusade by School
Commissioner Charles Is. IIubbell who - have
conducted the prosecution in court yesterday. TIE
meeting OF the Board OF Education. however. de-
mandei the Commissioners presence. and the
therefore. at Nh Casey's request. adjourned
until this afternoon. Mrs. Batter professed ieno-
rance as TO why she was summoned to court. and
when told the reason she said that she did
know that there a la prohibiting the sale OF
tobacco 10 minors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
Bosroy MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION orITcERs.

Boston. Jan 9.-The retirement Of Jonathan \.
Lane from and the succession of Joseph =. Lesson
10 the presidency Of the Boston Mcrchante' Assoc
citation were the main incidents OF the annual meet
ing OF the organization held to-day In retiring Mr..
Lane presented an exhaustive review 90 the year :
work. closing with the statement thai the ase 'cia-
ton never stood stronger In its finances its mem
bershp. its reputation and its usefulness than 1t
does to-day M Lesson, following the election.
gracefully paid tribute the Naiusbi" work per
formed by President Lane and then outlined the
peculiar scope Of the work of the association. to-
geiher with the influence IL exert IN developing
mercantile interests throughout New England The
election Of officers resulted follows: President.
Joseph r. Lesson. first vicc-pros ideni. y. Snuman:
second vice presdent oscar IL Sampson: treasurer.
Edward T. Wilbur: directors. lcandrr Deal iran
els W Breed. Robert NJ Burnett. Lamont q. Rurn-
ham Charles +. Dowse Jonathan y. Lane. James
H. Ronmu~ Francis t.. Sears Alden Spcere. Eph-
rain Stearns. Andrew g. Webster. Edward II. VIII
som clerk. Beverly *. Moore: Auditing Committee.
Joseph r. Spillcr and Edward n. stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
cor.RT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme cour-General Term-Before Van Brunt' T. J..
s hSn snd qs Rsr1e cour.
opens 1890 A. Motion calendar called At II a m
Jpsw and Ssc,: Eos las5 1864, 24ii ises 1872 1879.
25z5 Ii44 is4s $40 1896 SEQ 6is, gs5 ISL 1876 i33
1855 1855 1886. 9o77. $50 1io2 1921. 1903 Case IN
Supreme special Term-rsr' H-Ad,ourned until
supreme Court-speciai Term-Part III-Before -. J.
circuit eour"rsY before Patterson Jcauses be
from Par; III for trial clear -, ,,-,-. ,..-.
circuit Court-Psr I-Adtourned until Monday January
IneSgs Be, Beach , 5N Ss.s 1871, ;i
5'sS, 2eao. 27i4 lio2. s5ia 200 case unfinished
be c seDi from ar III for @ cs Unfinished
s s CO. 20 R as ~. e e5 D"s &c. 7os c
Superior court-Eqyl.y Term-Before sedswick. c; j
No. %, Hirsch Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Co.
NJ day calendar.
J-%os. i245. isis. 1905 i46 $50 1899 7s5. "e9 i2iG
ces n9nns9 sour Termpar. Before Freedman
Nos. 1875 eo5 CO. 1870. 7oo. si2. So. 1905 Ill
J. Nos. 1874 i72s. 1872. clear.
surroga,e's Court hambers-Before Arnold. $40
w@rtSeimer William g Soyes Emerson Rhodes: Emma
Harris. John W. Hahn at 1890 a. m: Matthew v Gable
i sarrosaes "s coai ar T.rn-petg. $
common Pleas. Special Term-Before DAILY. c. MO
Common Fieas-Generai Term-Before Bookstaver.
and Giegerich. JJ-Nos. 70 % % "a H. ''A. D"
onmn PsasT,a Tc,mrsrt Bef 9ss, P 1,s 81 "a
i2Ss sss. i2s7 81 $50 255s i220 ioS sos cieaT
Common Pleas-Trsi Term-Parts II and lll-Ad-
city Court-specsi Tern-Before Fitzsmons. MO
No. y se sss g. ST. SIS M ST. 81 EAs 80 s
g? i e. So AL Il 49, 49, d7 81 IT, l.s 49, 49, 49, 49,
city CouTiTasl TeTm-psrt I,Betore Van Wysk j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
tjorscs, dn0 Carriages.
- ETEK e. KELLOGG & 60. ArcrloNEEns.

ID ~ f.f 9. kl.llD'P q 60. AlfTIDNlEIS.
3p THpITiNG BRED HORSES
~ ni ton 80 M'di-'n silaf" Garden. N"v fpfi.
10. II ana - 1870
DAY. AND TNENISGs
c,ulur1rag 80 lD n'f.lh morning and l. ng..
During the fur iaNs suable e0nsgum"ut- Will b. I'D
ff, such noted breeders and breeding establishments
". ogden. I.ob..' s-.l ~dar Park. Highlnyn snI
Darling j. " Dalr. ohm Tun'. sons u'f.sI-ct Farm.
N~WbIfG. y. ~. G-Nfr" g. IIar.y II - H. g. Thuui.
". Ilair orr. James e. Walker. iioap~ 3 -. 'ur-
doya W}n DJ! Yam ". j. sgf'on. NcrsrI Ingrshau4
and nth'rs.
irotiers roadster. matched pairs stab" colts
lions broyp ana youngsters Il The best blood
81 high form ere hbundanty "1"f"f Also family Lprs--
carriage horse - IN" action ani generally useful
for pleasure alitin
Among noted animals offered Alcan'afa -. Wool
TO- I~iiar. -. 'obw~i~. ~. Prince
atrl -. 90 Iiiida =. ni. %. - Trfra ia.
Deputy. 2l"i. tallisfo 2Gi. ltIinDr. =" -. 'l+r,
81 NIIy West. 2.21is p.i. AIEyown. 2.s- o.. Puf-
c-llau~. 2.2Ii4. Hanncr. . 80. Mizi~ Douglas. -.
Green r.. ~. Mar Mac. :is's p,npmitc. 20.
ami scores u others.
The horses may be seen TUESDAY. January
Auconcefs 100 John 81. New-lofk.
A DYERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n TIE NIW YCRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. 80 i.2i2 Broad
way "a door north Of Thr,y-nrstst.: and ADvER-
Fighth-ave Twenty hlrd st. 1872 Sxth.ays
iSf Fourih-ave. Fourte-nth-st
A. the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One hundred and
tweny-nfth 2f3 Wert hundred nd twenty NTH
and 32n We, one hundred nd forty hfth-
r. ~. at regular office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
A SOCIETY TO EIETdTE THE HOUy

The first meeting OF the Home Science Associa-
ton took place last night at No. = East Twenty
frst-st.. and ito members discussed the topic:
Home: Its Relation to the individual and to So
ciety." DR.. Henry :. Drayton opened the dis
cussion. and in the course OF his remarks outlined
the objects OF the society. which TO better 10y
personal well as by legislative measures. he
homes OF all classes. and make them what they
should he. the nucleus OF all that j. cleVatinc and
moral other speakers We're Dr. T.. g. iicall. Dr..
VI. l.. Tlolbrook and Or T. g. Welch. Meetings Of
the society will he held frequently. and its mcm-
bers think that much good will result from their
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
THE COURTS.
-o~ WILL CONTEST SETTLED.

PEYTON
,,ised 70 he an interesting contest over
What pr Mrs Josephine L. Pey,on by her hus-
the VIII canaan l.. Peyton. has been compromised
band ,.r,ies interested. and an order has
hy all ~ ~. surrogate Arnold ratfying and ap-
o ee" the settlement. ana au,"oi'@'"s '"e exc
pro'"s trustees Of the VIII 10 carry IL OUT
u.o'S oo,,rromise 10 certain extent carries out
the 'O,'i p,.,o, intended by the terms OF her
"na' "' ~, hor husband should be provided with
VIII '' 'I'" - <,oo 400 but instead Of giving II 20
the ".'o"', - tbc will said. the compromise
IA" '' n shall receive the income OF TINS
hs' - ,''" & i've years after his wife's death.
SUIT" u"'' NOD on November . 1891 She left
MI , ,,abruary 2, 1883 ana three codicils.
VII '''' .,,ely March y. 1880: August p. ls%i.
dated. respec'r 10 lSel Her real property in this
o.! Septeii,u,l nf s.eoUo) and she also left real
STATE y Wv Jersey and Alabano whicn Is est
Estate ~ " worth about 100000. In addition TO
mated 10 Drsonai property which she left Is esti-
TINS we ne he OF the value OF SooVvL MRS; feyton
mated 10 Ieen separated from her husband for
VINO hau before her death. cut him of from all
some tin,Sso in her millions. Or conduct unbe-
particIP"a husband as she expressed II IN one or
,onling, 81. lie was her second husband. BY the
hcr coass" of her testamentary documents she left
p'P,Is. eli Of her property to her daughter by her
alnlo1 ehaud Mabel Il. Sherman, who is only
seveirrtr" cocks after the fling OF the will and
.ficils Mr. PeNton began contest. manly over
ot4C'l,,u viii IN disinherited him. alleging undue
J. - -, and mental incapacty on the part Of his
J. 4, agreement % compromise and settle
" ut. - rea ,hcd on December - last between the
in v'., and trustees and Mr.. Pcyton his step
daughter ccnseni!ng 10 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
BiNE BrRGLARS MAKE IA I'll.

Defiance. Ohio Jan 9-Thc Merchants National
Bank. OF this city. was broken into by burglars on
Monday evening and about S9ooo secured Tho
burglars entered the bank. opened the comhnaii on
OF vault and then. with either powder or dyna-
mite blew the small safe inside the vault - pieces
After securing everything OF value the burglars
closed the door OF tho vault ami battered the lock
so that the bank officials could not get IL open thr
next day. The bank people dd not suspect any
thing wrong. but thought the lock out 81 order
and sent 10 Cincinnati FOR an expert II" arrived
to-day and AT O'Clock opened the safe when the
true condition OF affairs became known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
COMMISSIONERS MUST MAKE RETURNS.

Controller Ashbe =. Fitch has obtained from
Justice Barrett. OF the Supreme Court. writ OF
certorari directing Commissioners Daniel Lord.
Daniel p. Hays and James NJ. Narnum, who were
appointed by Mayor Groy some time ago to take
testimony. learn the damages and make awards
TO property owners in the Twenty third and TWEEN
ty-fourth wards whose property had been in
jured by the changes in the grades of streets and
avenues made by the depression of the tracks OF
the Ner-York and Harlem Railroad Company to
make return i'm in which awards have been
made by them. While the certiorari refers TO only
one case. in which the Controller seeks 10 obtain
a review Of the award made by the Commissioners.
Yet the proceedings seem TO attack the validity
and constitutionality of the act and the amend
rlents TO IL under which the Commissioners were
appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Az ELEGANT suite Of rooms ~ Irving
PA 90. near Gramercy PARK. parlOr floor.
strictly nfs'-clisT rous". service. board op-
tiona.: private iab,- T. drsire,.
Al WEST 5iST-sT. Desirable AMI
hands ,m-y furnished rooms. with board.
reference.
FAMILY orcupvine large houst pii-ss
hoard - fdmii-.. sIagle guest. sudrn's:
easy terms. 4oi West I'D 80.
PATCliEN rLAci . NO,h-si. w~st -
Gth-avef. Working E,r.r rpomri "~
boarded 'h"ei. Nj WEEKS
Il Isl. - East S'uvv-sant square.
VIVA iua'd. desirable rooms. dining -;u'fi
'r piri'~ Nn'r. reference.
"lST 81. - lNsT. New', decorated ard
furnished. fo,ns "u siit. auI single.
excellent table desirable p. alton. ri''>
REASONABLE. r~'"r,nr-r.
- WIS. iGIIi-ST 60, mfJ,iublv nrnlsh"!
lars". sunny rooms with 40 4 aitrnian >
meals 90 desired. references exchanged
-3n-ST.. itN WEST. rear Broadway
Nrwly furnished looms - suite or singig
f'r gentlemen. prlNat" h1ihs. excellent
tah!r and a'''rdapr-. board optional. ref
..ruse<
asTIi-s'r {. WFsT Y"ry desirable
ro"ms wifl hoa.1. rcf"r"n"rs given and
required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
IHNISfiED ROOMS TOILET.

Al Ol' BILE and hau io"n.. i.rse clos
"i-. Int and Gold "at"r. private hpIss.
heated 1876 East l''h-sf.
BACK PAEIOR. win U.s.. public parlpr
doctor - ofi.". t"o connecting rooms 81
i'ii"t npor Tor family. references. l'2
i."Ninsi pn-lNe.
COMFORTABLE fmnished from, rooms.
veil Lea'"i. good closets. running water.
bot ana cold. bath. etc. private house
terms reasonable. 20 West 43th-st.
NICELY furnished parlor and heIsoom.
a.s' hall bedroom. Bishops bell. oji
s'n-aNe
/. WEST ETH -. Handsomely ~
nish"d floors or suites ~ large rooms ~
q quiet. private house. sunny southern -N-
posture. overlooking 5th-sy-.. windows on
TWO sizes in every room. references
- OR NMERCY PARk -Genri"m.n ONLY.
larg". handsomely furnished second rsDs
rooms. cn suite OF separate. private bath.
breakfast
j3p-ST.. :. WEST Elegant baol, parlor
suitable for physician. Other rooms SUI
r"tior appointments. references exchanged.
.io WEST 3sTII- ST Large ana snall
furnished rooms. heated breakfast
optional. 8: - 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
Female.
HELP WAITED.

Lazy ASSISTANT wanted 10 llw nnl !.
must he sNueri"ured ln bookkeeping nrd
'rp. writing sfrnngrrph"r preferred. stat"
elucafion ara previous eNu"ri"nsr. Adde'S
II. ~. . o. Ir.nIn' p1i'r.
WANTED Protestant woman as maid
AMI scam sfr~'f. AMI 90 aer'.t iu mo care
49, e. ,llI atsu yrars old. good p"rs nal
rrforru.~ ra..if"I Ail~..s T.. D.. Box =.
10. ii'HsHuas
WANTED Protestant Young woman
- refinement. accustomed 'r Children to
'sie care n fpo ilf'lc rirls and 40 plain
vIr4. s.li bonn" f0r the right party.
,-su mornings Room IN. i2I Ilh~ri-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

lbs 1889 40. 1l4oi2. IA 1I42 l43 lli4 l1i5 1i,s
~ HAS. 1li". $50 11jl l152 1888 lI54 1856; 1851
xc co IS. Goup!sTgsi Tcrn.Iari IIBefore CONAN J.:
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- 49, ~" in.-.. IFS. ll2., - clear.
BIS 302j. 5000 clear "
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
n barrett J.
Matter OF Johnson ltanl.lin Bicn
Todd ". Seel-s Gh,Tadi p.Nis
''om,Gon Pleas.
Iiv DAILY &. j
Usher W. BeoAwith-S stephen II. DIN.
BY liscton i'.. j.
Mater o. Kelley, Charles ~ Mofean
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Common Pleas.
liy Hoolsiavcg. i.
David kiakcr William T. o)onall Louis II me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
AN APPEAL IN THE FAYERwEATHER CASE

William Blake. who represents the executors OF
the will of Mrs. Lucy Fayerweaher. the widow OF
Daniel B. Fayerweather, whose estate. valued at
over 100000 has been in litigation ever since his
death, several years has filed notice OF APP
peal to the General Term OF the Supreme Court
from the recent decision Of Justice Truax setting
aside the deed of gift Of the executors Of Mr.
Fayerweather's WILL under which the residuary
estate of over 81 90 given TO various col
leges and hospitals and other institutions through
.ho