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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
cotrrnrn iPpiY or rtIy pHIGOoDS

II 1. difNcul, for any ordinary nian or woman -
visit the v,ri,u. departments 81 III" goat '''Ar'i'h
mon, q. Ehr.ch Broh"r' Skin 49," ara IW'n'F th''n
e. I, 1 now, a:d como sway Without "'lN' NV"
cnyiou. and cove,ous. Th'rc IL the Mot a>'"''s"
ing array e novelties In costumes. hats. TRIMMINGS
and ornaments FOR women c,'r arranged nv the rr'i'
fer the tern,,t ~ their patrons. In IN" s'it "opi''
men, v.,.r,av hune-~.' Of women examined u"
beautiful imported costumes, fresh from IL" s"'''u'
hon1, of Worth. ROM. Ic rnr:en. Pantart frh'''
podu-. tie E,tncf fi~"rs. Mnl" Sam Meyer u 10"
y.cr ponro' and Other Pans, LONDON nn' term ''hA
c-s Tall AMI prc''v young won."n. employed f'' "
rr,n,.. were sr.nycd IN ;ao Gnc garments rnd prom
rnahci hefo.e rn,rps Il eager pur'h'
urc ~ ,he hrr.ses shown vas ift!ng costume
,,,hc nv Worth. II wa. Of plain electric blno eh'h'
,.,,,nch With embossed vcret AMI chc'd "rh hu'
dian .o,. 4 pnlo,ia'sc elect was secured BY draw
nc the lnp nf tho skirt I" ono SID IN f'"s'.''
a ,N,ny cca. With hall opca front rcv'arn inc P'''
n.isr eject Of the dr''s. I'll" coat "i' OIL cr'oo''
,o,v,, and wa, ~d,ci with Tuts;ar sat'. Tn" pr.'e
=, ,,c co ,ur,, was s3.3 Anothrr dirncr drc''
~. pouv Tn, wa, ot cedar brown and grrrn SIX
h,oc,de. trimmed with myrtle rr>n velvet The bon
,cc WA trimmed with blncl: lac ana le' ana reo"'
,-,wn .n,ln Anybody could huy II for 1870.
r. ,,cvor Cornell ~ thr hat md bonnc; depart,
mcn. exhibited some splendid rr"a''nh' IN I'c way
~ hcahwear. unc was a to1ne OF 'hri'rp PINK 'N
90, ,v,,b ,uronrlsc blue and gold binds at tho s"o
II vi, ornamrn:.,i with lttle Nal' h'"'S ana P'''n
,tr,n,,. This wa, tho work Of Mnc. Crctlnanx' OF
PATS. , At,
Mr S.u,,ley took great delight In exhibiting INC
novelties In drc.s TRAININGS and laccs The'o u'
all made this year with jewel elects lh'' Is " w.
incl, woven web Of The material, arc h,"d c.ccilsn'
~ Concentrations Of valuable stones lurlidlS 'i'l'u
r,;r y"ts r,bic, sapphire and Turquoise. fhc tnr
qmosr the most pop,ior ndI'hS oI w. 'e' r"'"r
O. I'll" nA ihe c q, AID trimmings are made tn, year
with Jewel effects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
Uov DID rHE YoryG NAN GET THE CHECKS

An advertisement was pubMshfd YESTERDAY a>hinr
any pcrson who witnessed the assault At Proctor
Twenty third street Theatre the evening IL -?
trmber to address the jefferson. No. 90 SINE ave
The notice was inserted By Michael Pnsroc"!lo VIM
is employed at the Jefferson, which Is u" name oil a
borbers shop. He says that he attended Pr''i3:''
Theatre on the night in question: and HAT Will" b"
vas standing on the sidewalk taking tho air between
the acts man and woman cam" ont Of IN" theatre
and the man handed him two checks s'king him II he
could use them. lie said that he thought he could
and gave ono Of them TO somebody who s:ntd n"a:
him. As he was about to give away thu other Mr.
Turner the manager OF the theatre. seized him by
the coat and dragged him into his Office. where hc
searched his pockets conhscatod his own check and
then pushed him ont. Mr.. Pascoccllo Was naturalv
indie nant. lie says that he hns one witness OF ti'
affair and that II he can 6nd one more he will bitnr
suit for damages against the manager. Mr.. Tnrn''
says on his part, that the Young man had five checks
10 his possession. and had Nven two away bcfor he
stopped hin. He thinks that he got them by improper
means and believes that he can prove It II np'ea.aFy
Under tie lie asserts that he had every
right to conDScatc theIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
RELATED voY1GEns on TEE cEPHEUS.
HOW THEY PASSED SUNDAY NIGHT At FIRE
ISLAND AGAINST THEIR WILL


ISLAND AGAINST THEIR WILL
Passengers on ar incoming steamship on eupuA'
night might have seen strange ssht ""'o P"7
r,rc IslaII: big white iron steamer seemingly 10
calm.,i OF the Island some OF the ra'e"nHcr' "''"s
TO anus. Themselves they promcnaded On Inc ae'
amid the sound Of laughter and III" glnre OF Hsht'
Tn. Iron steamboat Company's steamer Ncph'uo'
,,o wont down the Bay on sunday mo:nhg' had
,olIy crowd OF about 400 people on boaiu. Inc o'"'
was IN return the same night. but wheA inc Passce
had r,,.lrnti TO her and the order WAS el'c ~ s
.t>om u was discovered that tn vessel hao gr"uuu'"
rhcrc WAS no change In that situation FOR an h"r' o
=, o'clock nc managed 20 move ahor' hoa'' ehH"
and then stuck again. and thcr IN" nv All INC r'' VI
,ho ,tc,t efforts 10 move h,r li:ovint futile.
A. a,-t treat alarm manifested Itself among inc
n,.s,,yer, but when the tr-:e fact' q. the ca>c WV
,r,arent every determined to make the oc'' VI It,
some OF the passenger went '" me fo"'' "''u ""'
vim rc;n,iped on bo,d wcrc made conn F'a'' 'n'''
ry., these ,yho could sleep in their queer ''u'
cnn sny fiat rhcy passed. really en'"y"o'7 "'f"'
x,.c-,h.,ess n was u somewhat fntiGued looking eN
.r-.,n marty that reached Pier No l. North Eivcr. At
o o'clock yeso-iay morning.
u saw the passrng"g5 ~ The '"pne!' "hc" "''
,a,de,, said Az Official Of the company TO lro'"o
reno-cr AID | cit not hear ''mP'a'h' i'''" WV
=, ,,cr They recognized ,hr fact Tat the acchch'
m,, ~, .,u,, Of the captains or tn" '"mpany IL"
Cr,.r. landed At m. SUIT Hotel book. and the ex'
rct,..o, Il C,p,an Pierce VA" 20 sInr' homo ~ 40
g., .. ~. tln,e to pl-"T-"., wc'" s'2t'cr'~i Az
over the i,,ui and 1t wits owing :" fhc captain h"'S
n wait .or tn" majority OF the r'@~''lS"r' 'h M
trouble occurred. When the whistles be" W.!
s.-orr,,d on board ty "Hc nal t" start on VIA"
would have been 10 l"avr NIT OF them ashore No'
o,,,,c, The boat started. list Captain Pierre fonhd
,,c tide Ind fallen rapidly, and after proceeding
ho,t,s length tho (ephcris grounded on the SECOND
attempt shs reached c first buoy ana men STUCK "''
q,
Eothi.s could cAr,~d The rour'"y shown 10 nc
tcaied voyuScrs by the young man IN erAfg ~ e
onirr and taln% many an onyion. heart ~ u" GU
nv r,:ssurirg messages that all was Won WIN w
plenty 10 ca md drink ana have heord no e"mpa'n''
NJ ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
CROPS INJURED BY WET WEATHER.

Professor iiicrtc>s Weekly Bulic;lii.
The weather condition, which lave been OBJ ained
during tho week ending >cIt"n0|i - have b.ch very
uf vor;. c for farmers. The sowing q W NE: grams
H.. !, en- %r.oa>i !c'a:dcd, III noN ra'es cnticiN
b:opcd, BY the hcavy rams, which have iO0hch Al
lpNianis and greatly Injured crop, growing ticrr"ii
MANY farmer reported 70 he hsrliug CROPS from
thcs; lcw!ai.dS IN hic!;! and dr"r Rrrihas
Cor I'd, rab.o dinlsy" has been dOuc 10 corn during
the week by The heavy RAINS. In most sections IN
crop !. e,iic.eny nstirrd 10 be put In alocs, but
lc rains have retarded the harvesting ana rrdcT"l
the grounds wet tat II IS iInpractcabr 10 venture
into.tn. fields. Where corn is Immature more warm,
sunshuv wcath"" /, necessary to rpen IT, some
few counties. however, report tho harvesting ~ ms
grain 10 c EakI9s satisfactory prorrc''. ana That ti
crop 1. good The rcports rs to the condition OF the
potato crop tOW that tn" rot and rts have increased
u al alar.is extern. and, unless there D: CESSATION
of The cXrl,svely wet weather. tl Weld OF hs crop
vii lie injur!ons,y Affected POtd0"~ that Ncrc
l6okh: fresh AMI before the heavy rNihs have
turned black in the tops. and generally show unhealthy
signs. The prospect, al PRE- sent for th'H crop ara
not at all hntleiine
Grape arc generally reported late. and have been
damaged somewhat by weather. which has caused
the fruit vines 10 swell and blr't con 'drraby.
Niagara County reports the condition Of this crop good
and favorable Indications for heavy Yield. Buck
whea. is r,pening slowly ard promises fair crop.
Delaware and Wyoming counties report the harvest
ing of this grain Ia progress. The picking 81 hops
has been Retarded by Tho rains: the estimated Veil
Of this crop Will he about Ons-han the usual gum
thy In Otscgp County the last Of the hop crop hat
been gathered IN poor condition.
Oats barley and hay In the fields in shocks have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
CHARITIES COMMISSIONERS REPLY.
WHAT THEY HAVE DONE AND WILL DO ABor
THE HOSPITALS IN THEIR CHARGE.

WHAT TREY HAVE DONE AND WILL DO ABOUT
THE HOSPITALS IN THEIR CHARGE.
Secretary Drtton, Of the Board Of Charities yester
day sent the following letter as the commissioners
.nsv.r N Msyor Grants inquiry regarding tho cond'
ton Of Charity Hospital
"I am directed TO acknowledge your commune a'io"
~ thu 17th. covering report with recommepnauons
IRON, committee Of the Grand jury and Deg leave "
reply: =,
"F1rst-rhat the steamer conveying passengers be
tween the city and the Island has comioraoie room
for Che special purpose OF ACCOMMODATING 'e s'h WIZ.
sn attendant who las leon In the employ OF inc
department for a long period, and against whom We
have received no complaint. However, she mas oeen
notified that every and precaution must DC 'ahc
against unnecessary exposure
"second-T1,e rules governing the management On
the hospitals which. OF course incrde tioso OF az
pipfsterirg medicines. the care OF the s'ck ana the
sanitary condition OF the hospitals. arc prepared by
tho medical boards, and approved By THIS board. Hu'
m the light OF the recent accident or mistake 1is
following resolution has been transmitted u cacn OF
the medical boards Of the various institutions OF the
Aen,rtmen,: .scsoIvcd. That the medical boards CT
all the institutions arc directed thoroughly to invesu
s.tA whether the existing rules compiled Win ano
Additional precautions cannot be talcn that VIII Pre-
vent tie possibility Of mistakes; the resnn anu recon-
enda;tons to be sent 10 this board as sooo as posi-
tle' ANY recommendations made by them VIII y
Apnnoyed and orders for their strict compliance ISSUED
"Thtrd-Orders have been given for changes In 'h'
plumbing and tho Board Of Health has oe'n rcQnesNT
10 send an inspector to investigate and report At once
upon tho sanitary condition.
Fourtl-Thc hospital Ut the pententiary Is and
has always been regarded Is ward CT the marty
Hospital. and In the assignment 10 service By tn'
member. Of the medical board. physicians ana sur
rooms ore assigned to this duty aud It's clos" rrox
Unity 10 the Charity Hospital renders resident rnysi
cion unnecessary.
sF1ftlNThe recommended changes are being msoe
"Sxth-This Board for many years recogoiheo IN
.rt,r. inadenuaoy OF the Accommodations Of the Peni
t.ntarv md Rikers Island having been purchased as
stte for the erection Of new one. this Board N -
several years. inserted In tic yearly estmste' a.
sn,nunf 70 enable II 70 be- It's erection We uus
:hst The spUIcstion thus year will be successful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
THE COURTS.

A SMALL PERCENTAGE f'E TIE 'hEp4l' hA
Henry G. Inrke {, dealer in Jara1c-e goods az No.
ON rast Twenty third 81. made an assignment e"rv
la, .princ and the time allowed hy judge y ohsar
f,r creditors 10 file clanl, expired ""''er'ay' ih'
hu.i,rss WAS wound mp md the stock vas s'W :"
auc..on two or thra" months ago. about !'""' oeins
-,,l,ci Nearly ha!. Of th, amount vas paid ON az
once PC wages 10 elnp,ovcS. and na'hter o' '''"
accounts which were at first reTkoh'" aHons wv
assets proved almost worthless. Thomas F. Ia'or'
Tho as,icn,.. said Yesterday that he thought the ~
r,i,,,, liabilities would foot up Ia about Sl'"o.
5000 "f which is rr"errs a;d g. me, las 'n Toi
sr, ne -c,s of only "A, ont $3.JOO Ia" mater i t's
in,.v 10 10 settled ny. however. for many moG,S
vet for Morinura Ir''hrr> rplcvncd several nu,Srs
dollars worth IT goods in the p"'se,>"h "' ra.n.
The time OF hi Si.nm"n; and until III" tth.dt...
nf suit Il. d.r.d. the ownership OF this pN2cy ei'
assignee cannot flc HI, rp''t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

Mrs, 2rrth. Cohn, Of No. ~ East one hnhnre''''"
second St. came in the Harlem Police Court vf''e'
dav. and said that about two weeks ago. MIS- "s''e
man had left .x months old baby ramch 'ha'F' Il"
her care promising 10 pay for his boah' 'na' ~
cincman had never put In another appearance az.
that Mrs Cohn wanted the chi pat In the cha'g' 81
tbc rcn,rtncut Of Charities and Correction. Mrs. Cca
Fodder OF No cO4 T:as. Eghtiethst rorroborie1 nor
tcs. imony, and the child was committed. o''er
sc,ltrs 81 the society for the Prevention o. fri'"V
10 Children subsequently, learned that ,ii'. Wc'ncm'h
was a myt, and that the baby haa bc'r given to Mrs
CDhn by Mrs. Feeder. who Keeps an intelligence once
The two Immediately arrested for perjury
and Justice Meade held them In the Harlem Court IN
a. 500 bail oerh.
Julius Fodder. Mrs. Folders husband, was arrested
for kcrp.uc q baby farm without license ana was
hold In 1900 bal. Mrs. Feeder refused 10 give the
nHilcs OF the chiid's parents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
GETTING READY TO BE TESTED.
THE ENTERPRISE TO SAIL WITH THE NORTH
ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
The DYNAMITE cruiser Nesuvus was taking IN coal
at tho Navy Yard yesterday. This coal /, cN"e'n
incy soft aud l25 tons Of It TO be put on board
for use in the trial. at Newport. The leaks when
were discovered In some OF the pipes connc'"1 WIZ.
the DYNAMO q few days ago had been repaired, aid
after the engines had been put In perfect condition ior
running. the trial Of the dynamo was begun yc'":c"'
afternoon The tral Is TO continue for forty
hours in order that the new electric lighting plant may
receive thorough test A draft Of fonr men was sent
10 the ve<uvius from the receiving ship vermont ~
Is expected that the vessel will leave the yard sometime
this week She Is then to 50 to Newport 20 uhoc'h"
speed and tactical TRIALS over the measured course
Al about 10 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Sloop
war Enterprise left her moor1ngs al Tic FNN u''
started FOR Fort Wadsworh. where she Is 10 rco".'
her ammunition. People were surprised by the an
nounccmcnt that the ship had been transferred I" we
North Atlantic Squadron. II was sain ~ ,'' 49,
Yard that on Sunday the orders came from N'>''-
~ as,.cbinu he- from the South Atlantic Squadron ard
attaching her to the North Atlantic. 1t Is thought thar
t,c transfer was made because Of her st s":nc"h"'
lcaky condition. After the ammunition has tc"h II"
cciyed on board the captain Of the vessel Is 70 report
for orders to Rear.Admral Ghc1ardi. conmandhn OF
the home squadron.
CANAAN Frederick Rodgers relieved Captain X. l.
BRADFORD who detached on account OF III heai'h'
OF the command Of the new cruiser Pluladcpaia' h.s
shin Of the North Atlantic Squadron yesterday. Tn.
chin &c now once r.orc ready for sea and Will prob
ably SAL for Newport. where she is to DC tred In
day or two .
Tho new stanchion to the supers'rurturc "f Ia;
MiantonoInah which is to take the place OF the ole
broken short time ago. Is now being pit mo p iar"
The cruiser cSr r: S S a q her ; honaa
TO And what repairs must ne madc 10 her pci're '''
| 10 sEan ready for sea service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
4 FINE yEw STEAMSHIP CONES To PORT
SATISFACTORY TRIAL TRIP OF TIE YrCATAN,
OF THE CUBA NAIL LINE.

SATISFACTORY TRIAL TRIP or TIE YrcATAN,
OF THE CUBA NAIL LINE.
Tho fire n.w s.earer lu"atan. o: tho New York and
Cuba Mail ~tCan'.ip Company. ar-v'1 here yestr-
day after an ex'cedinsN -atl factor: trial tip from
Chester Penn where sh" VAS huilt ~ Eva'hS ship
yard. The lu'atan Is credit {" her "~n"r' and IN
ornament to the .ompsnv'S h-"t. Her sIol points
were admired By 4 large ronpa0y q! people from thus
city ard other places, who sailed oa tie steamer a, tD
nests Of Comm~lore ". II. J. liusac-' OF Tue CON-
rdny
|, VA, an lrtcr ,nc AM enjoy able e't'rra!nment
which Mr. uu.,c> ga" T. eel brat, 20" iri tr.p ~
.le Yuc,far son.c f,r,y ide, AMI sc':cnen liz
mi, city on >atI.,y l,".l CA fpf l''>t'r ara
these joined by other pope "-' "'"i conc ~
FROM Wa-h.nctun. They boarded thr ST amer a H en-
.oy.d an excellent t.nu"r, after VIII thei' "S' nag
ard ,Ianc!n, IL. ne sncr sailed lie next di' al
a. n under command If Captain Jo-hua Reynolds 10
Cape Nav wher- her corr ?a.~'> "v;' Pil'i>' ieHcS
abe went pleasant vniGtc - t'la 'N' "f'""'- "s
her ricr hec YESTERDAY at . a. III.
Tho Yucatan has already been fIy described II mo
Tribune and IL 1, on.; 10 recall tsit >'e IS
one Of the lines, American bnili ships af'''t. ~, Is
made Of iron AMI stool registers "'oo" IONS anu
richly appointed respect She IS ~ - ie S
trinle :, nar,i,n TYP. capable Of Levc pin; 900
Jre pSser The fuca'ah can a'cnnod 10, pas;
.erseis captain Ry nnlt' VIII have c3nli,a.m va q
nor vlth C. l. (;anoway frs. officer AMI 10 r."
Coensn chief engineer. The fncahn VIII SAL o" hee
frs, trip to 'ss, s' S sna s HSs. q
sHd III 4 n' VI and NT; '@ %s:aeH XIV
Hiss. " ,nl Nr<. John " Davis, W, W..S,ns.
ton: S.I,r u. la,do Of IIivana N-s "irt'2n' Mr,
Anderson charI> Watroa,. Ms kearnry ". IS = ten
f. " parsons b + carver Jas; H. i iSinr- H. ', ard
Mrs. 9dison cammacn E%s srveI: Brown, Of
tota Ne,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
COMPLAINING PUPILS AND Parents.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICIALS HURRYING II
PROVIDE scHooL-EooM FOR ALL.

PROVIDE SCHOOL-EOOM FOR ALL.
The published tales Of suffering the part Of school
children because Of their alleged exclusion from pno
school buildings in the early morning were dlscredcd
at the Offices OF the Board OF Education Yesterday
Superintendent Jasper said that the Board OF Edncnuon
was not responsible for the time CT opening the SCHOOLS
in the morning Tho trustees OF each BUILDING oeciaea
that question that the schools In various paris Oh
the city opened their doors at different times Nan!
OF them were opened at 8 10 O'Clock MT. JasPor
aid not believe that the anitors Obliged tho children
to wait In the rain. II 5anitors 90 that nc aoaco
" thoy are not the jsnitors wo wish. Tho sehooi
buildings, II not the rooms. are always open carry
enough for the children and the 1anters are reao! "
let them in. IT, however, the doors were opened ~
80 O'Clock, It would be difficult to guard al 'no
ways Of entering the building
Tho reply OF J. L. ". Hunt, president OF the boero
Of Educ.ton and Superintendent Jasper to the iet'ef
Of the Mayor regarding the condition Of the SCHOOLS IS
not yet complete. There Is so much WORK In con'
ncct1on with tho compilation OF the necessary oA'a
that Il he's been impossible to prepare an carrier oil
swcr Tho answer, however, will DO ready In ahoteT
day or two.
from tho trustees OF Grammar School No. 10. IN tho
Twelfth Ward, asking permission to organize separate
primary school in tho building now used as an annex
TO tho primary department Of tho school, AS an
Affirmative decision Of this request would insure the
appointment Of now principal, it viii not be acted
upon for some time. 90
The primary department OF Grammar schooi NO w.
in One hundred and forty nhhst., whch Was ei'Seu
last week because Of a case Of dphthcra, was not
opencd Yesterday although new cases OF the disease
have appeared among the pupils. The trustees 10
cided yesterday to keep the building closed until the
repairs arc completed Five or six days only ~'li Do
necessary to finish the alterations in both the play
ground and schoolhouse.
Letters to the Mayor from parents whose cmdreh
are unable to secure admission TO the public schoos
o., rant NJ accommodation have been received In
large numbers within the last few days These mayor
Grant has referred to the president OF the Ioaro Oh
room for children whose parents wish them 70 go TO
school. President Hunt wrote to the Mayor E cste,
10 cooperate with the Mayor to the fullest degree III
the la,dsbc effort no Is making IN behalf OK INC pup
NAV ALWAYS command the presidents aid III his iaoo''
for the advancement OF the public welfare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
rrSrON HOySE CLERKS PROMOTED.

The following rmmotonS Of Il VS. n tho customs
seryi,a were announced ye,ieldN Jostrh Leo, ~"
al 500 to 81 600 a year t'c'rc' h. Niti".l IT..
81 coo to II 500; Hiram H. W'rne: f""'n Sl'W "
~ coo: Patrick j. Otonnor. from Sl,2'" u Ti'4oD'
and George r. Lamb. from S,.M" % sl'.o ~.
Martin H. Murphy WI. apprni,d an entrance ''c'" Nv
al 600 n year. 10 ill tho vacancy cause! by the gen
cral advancement Of tho other i've clerks
The Civil servi"c Examination E"art OF the Cns''"
House will meet In the Federal Building on OCTOBER
to examine the applicants for places In tine C"'t"
House. A special examination will BE- held on MOI nn
day october 49, for the examination oil eNpe:'' WIG
Ldesire to oil the Office OF sampler. About siAy "
pucatons have been received Tor this place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
COURT CALENDARs ZOE T).pAY.

Supreme CourI-,ten"IaI ..rI- Re- - cc".nGed 49,
= ir N Court am',:-l:"ior ia Nr:Ice, J.-No'W
colcliay Nos | 20 - ,al,r! az II oro y. -, "A
sup--,rr Court I"rE-farts aHl AA-A"
o,.,..d until Jhcg a. ic.o. -, o.,.
Sm, RENE Court Circut-Par I.-Ad!ou..ci unli oe"
WI s'ir~me ,urt rirtui:-parts II. IL AID iV-Aa
SUR, ats ,o,l;-iicinr, R,r>om S.-;'or pooan'
Nu,. ~ Johanna cohen. Whrutr' Gr"uf. HI .s'',5
co." q. T. awton. and Carries i,rhaTd>. 10 a. m Wa ~
liza >c,rIn 10 30 D. n. ., .,,, NJ.
Supsr.cr CoGr, RI, Term Ado.rn'd until oct" e
y Snpsr.cr Cour,-Spec!a T,rm-Before Dugro. J-Ns
t!uns. 80, -,, w. p..,. n nd III-Al.
,o,rIrd until Ocotcg u. lS:,r. a., $3.50.
Common Peas r'al I, nm Ado.i:ei 10, ", N.n'
CON mon n q, Sp. al Tern Df"r' ~ No. =, a
Ccu.n:on rl"asllla Ic:n-Past' ana ii-Ad'ou''N
'"t City ,art~Sr.vial Tcrm--B-t,re McAGnn. {. j.
Motions ,,,u.,
No. s25 I:i, II; ics y >. 80. '''o 3;'' ." $50
IN, tour, rial Trrm-:,r, II-Be.ore Fitlslmon, j.
-N,. l?7i ia@7. 1874, lSN3 l%'s it'J i'-' NV
li3s Ia, lt:3 ,3d 1898 i'!?. 100. ~.
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NO.. io3'. 1881. ii3 III: SS'. 90 HI ''-''
is3i I"SS ,t:3 1875 1880. 1870 ~ ,,, =
Co,r, ~ General .oa>-lait l-E"fo:c sE'tl W.
and A.st,n. Dis riot Attorney Jeror'c- Ms 70 80 "'
Court NJ G.nsra, Sessions ra:t II Before MARIN a. a..
and l,si,ta.t D!.;r.ciAt,orn"y Gct-H"- l " IL ~"
cu-.vr , ~. ~, ,,.,,r. IA, - ria
j.. ana Assistant Distt.c:-A'tor,cy P'dtora-No' l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
A perrY OFFICER cAUsH7 SWITCHING.

Customs Inspectors McCort. O'Nci and Roberts
salsed barrel Of goods yesterday from petty officer
nansd Rimcr Of the steamer Rhactia Of the Hamburg
American Packet Company. Eimer had declared that
he had nothins dutable in his baggage but tho In
,necors found articles belonging to him that he had not
s.c,arcd. They wero slowed away In the lamp-room
ma betxecn mattresses In the storage. The goods
wcro a curious mixture including fty-tvc pounds OF
snua eight undershrts thirty.ionr bottles OF brandy.
snhtI>n nj li0ucury six umbrellas. two leather coats
"a ait aud three fourths yards 0! cloth The goods
were taken 70 the seizure room in the Custom House.
and filled good. sized barrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
SAVED BY fHE LAWS DELAY or TWO YEARS

SAVED BY THE INV" UEHHT Ut T"V 1H'"'''
Edward Brosemcr. liquor seller Of NO. e.3o6 FIRST
ave. was arraigned yesterday In the Court OF special
Sessions charged with violating the Excise laws.
Nro.cmor was arrested BY Policeman Thomas Halln,an,
OF tho East Ono hundred and twenty sIxthst. station
on September 90 1883. Tho following morning Drosc-
mer was arraigncd before Justice Wcldc at the Harlem
Police Court pleaded not guilty and asked to be tried
In General Sessions. For twenty one months the pa
pers in the case rested IN the pigeon holes at the Dis
Embellishments once. On July IA last they were
transferred for trial to Special Sessions, and TINS the
case came up YESTERDAY. -,
Hailmans memory snd yesterday he could recall little
About the arrest. The cused man was discharged.