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New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
MARKETING C4LIfORNI4 ORANGES
MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE FROM THE WEST
EXPLAINS ITS oBJEcT-wHo WILL
BIZ THE GAINERs.

The committee from the fruit exchanges OF South
ern California tha; visited this c.,y las; week WIKI
a View Of establishing branch houses exchanges
here for the direct marketing Of California oranges
is now In P,ts5urg. Before leaving town promi-
nent member OF the committee said
1T Is no, par, OF our plan to interfere with
the wholesale fruit merchants here TO establish
brokerage commission horses here. The Of
fees which We contemplate opening In The princi-
pal cities VIII be- IA cAarga Ot competent sa,arled
men. who viii represent us in districts Of which their
respective cities me chief distributing points.
our represen iatives VIII sell Oranges, &c. Ony
in carload lOt-. and exclusively 10 wholesalers.
We recognize the efficiency OF the auction method
OF selling fruit IL prevails here. and our plan
VIII disturb either II or the JODbers and COM
mission
California orange growers and shippers have los,
much money fer several years. and We are Simply
seeking means to prevent further loss and
secure profit in the future Ia the item Of
packing alone the growers save - cents
box by doing their own packing, which. as the
crop now growing Is estimated at 3CatD0 boxes
would make a total saving OF sf5o0o0 that crop
crop viii probably be more than double the pres
crop. which would make f. 10000 carloads
100000 boxes An interest so great can be sue
cessfu,ly handled Only the strictest business
principles. That is what we are trying to provide
FOR. and with benefit. rather than injury, 10 al
sections OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
BARRED FROM THE MAILS.
"SERvIAN SECURITIES AND SIMILAR
SCHEMES DECLARED LOTTERIES.
THE posroFF1cE DEPARTMENT ACTS UPON EvI-

THE POsTOFFIcE DEPARTMENT ACTS UPON EVl-
DrNCE FURNISHED BY ANTHONY CoMsTocK.
Chief Postoficc Inspector John E. Ashe has been
Informed by the authorities at Washington that the
Postal Department has issued fraud order, under
the new Lottery Jaw. against certain speculative
firms In this city. Chief Ashe said yesterday: Or
ders have been received forbidding the use OF the
mails to Traube & Preuzlan Henry Trauoe. Kahn
& Co. and the European Securities Company. OF
New-York"
Henry Traube and Martin Wolf In part
nershp at Nos. Z and q Thlrd-ave.. and also had
an Office in Broadway. They got up scheme to
sell what commonly known Servan Gov
ernment securities. Hungarian Government secur-
tes and Italian Red Cross securities. by which they
soon obtained army OF customers most OF whom
were workingmen and small tradesmen who were
influenced by the wonderful, advantages said to be
associated with such investment
Kahn Co. operated at Nos II and 10 Will
iam-st.
The whole scheme is alleged to have been g,gan
ssnu4 sen S for capital sGp prize seT IN s an
market value %; serSan D secares market value
y p and Italian securities. market value s. 2. total
market value OF sl2, on the instament plan for s.
month for sixteen months thus receiving $50 for
v wnat T., could be purchased from any stock broker
$1,000 chance the loads:one. II was TO be
drawn ten times year, but no investor ever sue
Kahn & Co. We're better known TO the authorities
as the European Securities Company. They op-
Grated IN a similar manner Both schemes had
been most carefully devised and especial care was
taken not TO use the mails for circulars and pros
The operations OF Tral~e Co. and Kahn & Co.
W., we're reported TO- the Department at Washington
and evidence produced by Anthony Comstock with
one result mat an order was issued not 10 deliver
members Kahn was arrested by Anthony Com
SOCK SO and aiier a private hearing, held for
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
The NFW GRAND JURY.
SWORN ~ YESTERDAY BY RECORDER GOFF-TOLD
TO CONSIDER CAREFULLY VIOLATIONS OF
HE ELECTION LAW.


Recorder Gof. after two months vacation oc-
cuped the bench in Part OF the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday The November Grand Jury
sworn In. and the Recorder instructed the
members 10 their duties. He told them that there
lsi prisoners In the To,nbs. seventy OF whom
had yet been indicted. He referred 10 election
law violations and told the jury To- examine care
fully al such violations. without regard 10 party
affiliations.
The following is the Est % the Grand Jury:
Richard Ware. manufacturer No. 25 WlIlam-st.
foreman; Bernard l.. Ackermann. mauutact turer, No
il2 Nashins ton-sL. Daniel r. Haakeroerg, clerk.
No. 81 Frankl.n-sL. Albert l. Mllbank No a. West
Forty-eighth-st; Courtlan1 T.. Hastings. jeweller.
tioneer No 2S2 West EeventH-st.. Gircner Weth-
er5ee. hotel-kseper No. 57 Fifth-ave.. William 7.
Sneider. No. los Mldls0n-ave.. John McWi,liam
capemaker. No. %. Avenue 9: william Ross un-
derwrittr. No East Fenth-st.. Jacob Franken-
thai, drygoOls. No. 19 Wooster-st. George Place
president No. lij Broadway; William A. Topping
auctioneer No. % PARK Pace: Morris Fattman
Voollen dealer. No 10 Widest: Samuel Cary man
ufacturer. No. Il Broadway; John ). Fostef. pres-
dent No. lls East Forty -sec1ni-st. William y
Clark. druggist. No IL Wnam-st: Theodore Wes-
ton, civil engineer. No l3l Broad-st; Patrick
Oshea, publisher, No. II Barcay-st.; Albert O.
Hyde. merchant No. S5i Broadway; Richard l.
brewster manager. No. S33 broadway: Edward G.
bogart restaursnt keeper. No. % Sasspu-s, and
Linus Il. Fu..er hotel-keeper, No 63i Ffth-ave
J. Pierpont Morgan and J. Edward simmons were
called as Jurors but d.d respond.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
RETURN OF DIR. n. s. MACARTUCR.
THE wELL-KNowN BAPTIST CLERGYMAN EN-
CIRCLES THE GLOBE IN FIVE MONTHS
HIS VIEWS OF HAWAII

The Rev. DR.. r. s. Macarthur. pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church. returned home yesterday on
board the American Line steamship Berlin after
tour In which he encrciei the globe. The we'll
known minister looked II the .ong trip had agreed
with him. and he said that he had certainly en-
1oyed 1t thoroughly. He not entirely up on the
status OF the present political campaign but he
expressed the earnest hope that Tenmany Hall
would meet with another defeat to-day.
Il have been gone just five months" said Dr.
Macarthur. ne chat;ei with a reporter on the
American Line pier, 'and during that time l have
been around the world | traversed e distance of
more than thirty five thousand miles. and the trip
was most enjoyable throughout. | wen; first 10 San
Francisco and from there crossed to the Hawaiian
Islands. and ! very much pleased with what
saw OF the little Republic l studied the political
situation there and the Republic has undoubtedly
come to stay until the United States welcomes It
into the union of Statex President Dole Is q man
of judgment and wisdom. and his Cabinet is made
up of capable and able men. Hawaii is managing
her affairs wisely and 10 proving her capacity for
se.fgoyernment The climate is magnificent and the
Islands Will yet be the chief winter resort Of Amer
leans.
From the Sandwich Islands went to Japan and
In time 10 witness the patriotism and enthuS-
OF the returning victorious troops. Japan IL the
only nation Of the East which understands the
meaning OF the word patriotism understood IN
take her place in the front rank OF the nations OF
errth
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
co1.Rr cALrNpAns roR wEnNEspAY.


Supreme Court-Genera Term Before Van bmnt. r. j..
oBri~n and Parker JJ,Nls 20 : a. y 10. o. 81. o.
Supreme Court Chambers-Before Lawrence. J.-Court
opens at 1880 ~ Motion calendar called at II a N
Law and fact Nos. 2o5s 2l2s 2i72 s207 iOTe 300
Ell 1 ss @ ~ s lg.i D. s BIB i: 5 'I os % . s csar isi '''
supreme Couri-specla Term-Part iI-Adjournei until
supreme special Tern-Par III-Before - J.
ci5:ut 0si AT Andrews. cause. to be
sent from sr III fgF iTa ers s'f Unfinished
be Par; III for trial Clear.
g Geg @ c?@rs s97o 4 @ . ;s nssc' ss5 is 3 9d
737a 723G 626 5442 6sG 3j2s. 1861. 367l Case unAn
circuit cour,-Part Iv-Adjourned until Monday. No
superior Court Special Term-Hetore Freedman, j
N9s o.? s23 G2 G2 40 d; S25 200 80 1 4s az a..
s75 81 o55 ~. c54 4s5 Clear
Elevated H. r. cases Case unfinished
G. J~Nos 1885 loss i0iS lioS 1857. 1915. 1911 o7s
ss5 5c %5 Ts d ca.s anasG Issf9' cd''''
superior Cour,,Tna Term-Part II-Adjourned until
ArnGld scoq.
%am cis acGnn -' g.
Anthony KmSe Lillian cbs hale a. ieso Ss,ca a m 'shanna
csSlTri. TsT%.Bs,g.s Fitzgerald s.
Common Pl.as-sptciai Term-Before Bookstaver J.
Bschcff and Pryor IJNos IS. 10. 20. 80 a. 49, So 81
Common Pleas Trial T..maPsrt IBstOrs oisssr!ch J.
Common Pleas-Triai Term-parts II and Ill Adjourned
cry Courts Special Term-Before Botty J-court opens
city coart~Tris T-rm-Par,s l. II and ". Adjourned
city couriE1ria Term-Par, Ir-Adjourned
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
By Lawrence. J.
Carey Carey--charies W: West.
Matter OF Hail-James W Gerard. jr.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05


Bv the President OF the United states
The constant goodness and forbcarance OF A.
mighty God which have been vOuchsafed to the
American people during the year which Is JUST
past. call for their sincere Acknowledgements and
devout gratitude.
To the end therefore. that may with thankful
hearts unite in extolling the loving OF our
OF the United states. DO hereby appoint ana set
aDar, Thursday the 2Sth day the present month.
OF November DAY OF thanksgiving and prayer.
70 be kept and observed by all our people.
on that day let fJreg1 our usua. occupations.
snd in our accustomed places Of worship join in
rendering thanks TO the giver Of every good ana
perfect gift for the bOunfeOus returns that have
rewarded our iabors In the fields and In the busy
maris OF trade, for Inc peace AM order that have
prevailed throughout the anc. TOR our protection
from estence and dire calamity and for the other
blessings that have been snowered upon US from
open hand
And with our thanksgiving let Us humbly beseech
the Lord TO incline the hearts Of people
unto Him that He will not cave US nor forsake
us as Nation. but will continue 10 us His
of National prosperity and happiness. en1uing US
with rectitude and virtue and keeping alive within
us a. patriotic love for the free institutions which
have been given our National heritage
And let also on the day OF our Thanksgiving
especially remember the poor and needy, and by
deeds Of charity let us show the sincerity OF our
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal OF the United States 70 be
affixed. GROVER CLENELANI
OF November, In the year OF Our Lord one thou
sand. eight hundred and ninety-fve. and In the
one hundred and twentieth year Of the independence
OF the United States.
BY the President.
RICHARD OLNEY Secretary OF State
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
THE COURTS.
MANY CHARGES AGAINST DIRECTORS
ALLEGATIONS IN SUIT BY THE RECEIVER u
THE NORTH RIVER BANK-ARGUMENT

ALLEGATIONS IN SUIT BY THE RECEIVER or
THE NORTH RIVER BANK-ARGUMENT
on DEMURRER
A damurr.r 10 a suit brought by Eward Higgins
as receiver of the North River Bank. against ~.
ward r. Gedney. late president OF the oahk' anu ~
the late directors among them william t. Ieii'
was argued In the Special Term OF the Sup'
Court before Judge Patterson yesterday.
--ha oo,onlalnt AYERS that the president ana 'he
other officers and the directors OF the bank "e'
incomnetent; that they issued untrue Statements
the finances OF the bank; that they maue Co
statements when they said that the capita. %
bank was unimpared that they permi''eu
osss,s NJ the hank 10 be stolen and wasted; tha'
they neglected their duties, did not Keep eo'
accounts and permitted the accounts OF the pan"
be fasifed: that they employed dishonest Pe'p'e
whose dishonesty was well known to the directors
that they declared dividend wnen there was "0
surplus: that they unlawfuly made loans 70 men
selves and others OF more than one-third OF inc
capital OF the bank, and that they carried "a oo'
lateral assets that known TO be OF no Vaiue.
Mr. Ellison and Joseph H Choate appeared for MI
Tefrt and demurred on the ground that there was
improper ioinder IN that actions for penalties ana
negligence were joined. 1t apears also thal SUM
of the defendant directors were only directors Io
two and three months while some were In once
Tor thirty years IL was colte"ueL "a
could not be he'd for the acts Of the latter. ahd
also that some OF the defendants were persona
representatives OF some OF the deceased dreciors
and that there could be action for penalties
against them. 49,.
II was agreed between counsel that the matter
hinged upon the question whether the ACTON "as
one in equity law and Judge Patterson said tnat
Il 1t was one in law the statements OF MI Choa,e
who contended that II was a ega action. were un-
answerable Counsel for the receiver argued that L.
a ecuita BILE action
The stockholders depositors and other creditors
OF the bank ask that the damages against the de-
fendant directors be estimated and judgment De
given for the amount found.
Both sides submitted briefs and Judge Patterson
reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
pLENTT OF WATER YEE

This has been a very dry year" said Chief
Engineer George w. Blrdsal OF the Croton Aque-
duct. yesterday. referring TO the drouth produced
by scarcity OF rain and no, to Sunday dryness
caused by the execution OF the excise laws Never
theless, we have enough water stored in
voirs and lakes carry over thirty days longer
and in the time shall certainly have rain
enough to prevent any serious water famine.
The chief engineer. In reply TO questions, said
that the nasty uncomforta Bile rain OF last Satur-
day only yielded 26-l0 of inch In the Croton
watershed But the ground Is pretty vel soaked
now" he added. and the next wet spell wi.l
produce better results"
Isn't II time for IN. consumers OF New-York
City to economize In their OF waterT
Not yst-and don't believe the necessity wiz
ardvA"
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
Mr.. eERRr HAS FAITH ~ HIS AyDfRoyA

Collector Klbreth and Elbridge T. Gerry are In
a mutual state CT horrible mental tension. MI
Gerry bought two andirons a, the Spl;zer SALE ana
he invested his money in them real antiques.
He imported them 10 this country In the conndent
belief that they were what he had bought them
for.
A cold-booded local appraiser however. looked
the andirons and declared that the were
noi more than ten years old. Then he APPRAISED
them for duty.
and IN less dlspassonaie terms expressed
his unshaken faith In the antiquity or the andlrons
and the good faith o. the conductors OF the splitter
sale The Collector has the androns under con-
sheraton. and IL is rumored. has strong hopes
OF smoothing out tn. ruffes N Mr. Gerrys eQuane
i'm,
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
THE POLICE JUSTICES FIGHT.
AGAIN TRYING TO TEST THE CoNsTrryTIoNALlT'
OF THEIR REMOVAL

AGAIN TRYING TO The
OF THEIR REMOVAL.
There was in the Special Term OF the
Supreme Court yesterday which shows that the old
Police Justices removed by Mayor Strong are Still
fighting the consttu,ionality OF their removal Ex-
Justice Koch IN order again 70 bring up the matter
two weeks ago issued a warrant to William John-
son for the arre~t Of William T. Sterson on a
charge O, assault and battery. Stenson was ar
rested and detained. and he then brought an action
against Koch for false imprisonment and arrest
declaring that Koch had no right 10 issue the war
rant as he had been removed from office
Koch through his attorney, ex-Judge Dltten-
hoefer I'm his answer. forth that he was ap-
pointed TO the Office for ten years, and had been
removed illegally: that he still Justice. arc
that as his term had not expired, he could issue
d warrant.
stcnson's attorney demurred TO this answer. as
serting that j, did not constitute defence. II
was averred that the constitutionaty OF the law
had already been upheld by Judges Stover and
O'Bren in the Supreme Court Judge Patterson
sustained the demurrer
Ex-Judges Dittenhoefer and Noah Davis and ex-
Governor Hoady. who represent Kocn say that
an appeal Will be taken to the General Term
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
rt,poPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov. l. D. m.-consols toSjs for money and
100 1910 for the Canadian Pacific. So Erie ~
do second consois II. Illinois Central. iolH. Mexican
ord,nary Paul common. .6A. NewYo-k Central
iO2 Pennsylvania 36tc; Resdng I'.e: Mexican Central
per cent bonds. Ilt l~usTi'ie anu NashViie.
5DS AtchLson common IN
S o. m-Tne amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England balance to-day 10 $4,000. Money.
y per IRE of discount In the market for
both short three months bills i-t69< cent.
Paris advicss quote cent rentss at % Francs %
osntmes for the account and exchange on London at
Is francs 10 csntmes for checks.
Berlin Nov A-The statement Of the Imperial Bank
Of Qarmany shows dscrssss In specie sf iA%sI.oS
mari
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
AN FOrR PLEAD Yor GUILTY

William +. Lennon, Peter Comes. John Gieaver
and i. j. Ormsby who reindcied last week
for manslaughter In connection with the Orchard
ST building disaster last spring. pleaded not guilty
before Judge Ingrahanh In the Court OF oyer and
Terminer yesterday. the Court allowing them one
week ior their counse. to examine the indictments
and withdraw the pleading should they daoidal
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
THE ARoNsoNs MAY REGAIN THE CASINO

THE ARONSONs MAl IHUAI-' HE OAoI.'V'
The General Term Of the Court OF Common Pleas
yesterday handed down decision reversing a de-
cis!on made in the Eighth District Court In favor
OF Robert F Bixby Individually and as trustee and
landlord. dispossessing the Casino Company from
the Casino Theatre, at Broadway and Thrty-ni
St. after an alleged default In the payment OF taxes
amounting $1,000. The Casino Company consisted
OF Rudolph Aronson and his brother The effect
OF the decision II said. would be 10 put the
Aronsons again In possession OF the Casino.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
rIrYICSS KITES TO PROPEL BCOTG

Professor J. Woodbridge Davis and William A.
Eddy will attempt to tow some keeled buoys across
the XIII Won Kull to-day at Bergen Point by means
Of the propelling force exerted by alless kites. In
case OF rain kites covered with oil silk and paralne
paper are to be used. Mr.. EDDY had OF the
OF. silk kites flying In the rain for more than an
hour on Saturday afternoon last He found that
the kites will fly in the rain. provided the wind eX
ceeds fifteen miles hour The object OF these
experiments TO enable Isolated lghtships send
messages ashore in stormy weather.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
A MOVE IN BEHALF OF CAPTAIN PRICE

Louis J. Grant asked Judge Ingraham in the
Court OF oyer and Termlner yesterday, for a
dismissal OF the indictments against Police Cap
tain James x. Price and Patrolman Henry W
Shnl, OF The West Th.rty-seventn-st. station. who
are charged with attempted extortion by Jared
Flegs, jr
Mr.. Gran; said that the suspension Of the ac
cpseC from duty and fac; that the Dis
trct-Attorney's office practically admitted its in
ability to convict, were the causes OF the app.sca-
ton. Judge lngraham reserved decision. pending
q consultation with the DlstrIct-A tlorney.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
A NEW TRIAL OF THE AFTER DARK" SUIT

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Shpman granted new trial OF the action
OF Augustin DAILY aga!ns: William A. Brady. which
was begun August e. lss3 TO recover sl3 100 dam
ages for an alleged Infringement OF copyright. II
alleged by DAILY that play introduced in var-
cities by Brady under the title OF After Dark
had been copied from the play Under the Gas
light" which had been composed and copyrighted
by DAILY. After the first trial certain testimony
which had been admitted condtlonally was ruled
out. As judgment has not been entered. both par
ties viii be allowed TO introduce new testimony.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05

Lockwood VS. Webcr-FllIott Sanford.
Hidden Wlson--Franklin Rien.
Lynch Ciark-Louls l.. Delahed.
WINNER Gramm-Elllott Sanford.
Common Pleas.
BY Bookstaver. J.
Matter OF Pace-Louis g. Hashrouck.
Bird vs. Reid-Charles A. Runk
Bondy vs.. Nix-Benjamia Hoffman
Knapp vs.. Craham-Tho l.. Hughes
Matter OF Brissell-Theodore r. Hascal.
Superior Court
BY Freedman. j.
Higgins Shedlinsky-Thomns c. jerks.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Common Pleas
BY Bookstaver. J. -
Thomas D. Hurs; vs.. Trow Printing and BOOK bl'
ing Company-Iouis Hanneman.
Moses Ruth VS. Lena Newman-Louis Hannemah
Helene Gilman VS.. Jane h. e. Reynolds ana oths'
Loui- Hanneman
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
JHANKSGITING DAY PROCLdIAED.
THE PRESIDENT SETS APART THURSDAY. NO
VENEER IS FOR THE PURPOSE.
4 PROCLAMATiON.

Washlngton Nov 4.-Ine .s,omary Thanksgv-
ing proclamation issued by the President to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

Colonel Ashley W. Cole Governor Mortons mill
ary secretary dropped into the city yesterday anu
went to the Murray Hill Hotel He is looking ai'ei
the details OF tho Governors trp TO A<.a,.S% A,%opt T
the 18th OF the pi esent month. That is Ne"-fVIh n
day at the E,xposit.or and every effort IS oelhs
made 10 make the affair a success.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05

ADVOCATE THE ELECTION OF TAMMANY CAM
DIDATEs-HEARTs OF VETERANS ON
FIRE WITH INDIGNATIoN-TALK
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05

Carey vs. Carey-Charles W. West.
Matter OF Hall--James ". Gerard. jr.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05

Recorder GoT was once more around the
Courthouse yesterday. The Recorder has Just re-
turned from A "trip 20 Atlanta AMI looked healthy
and ruddy He had nothing 20 say about politics
yesterday. but sa.5 that his trip had done him a
NhlLn lnf nf good
New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
New-York. Oct. 80. 1895.


quoted General Grants famous saying 1T takes
a Democrat to make bunder at the right time
AtknsOn's impeachment was the subject OF
private conferences among Grand Army men yes
terday They believed that his violation OF the
constitution Of the G. A. r. made him liable 10
trial and removal from the high office which he
has dispraced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-06
CLOSED
Is the HurSt-MCLennan
Sensation.
THE HUSBAND AND WIFE UNITED
AFTER MANY TRIBuLATIoNs.
PASTURE MEETING.
DID NOT TAKE PLACE, hut THE
YOUNG COUPLE FOUND EACH
OTHER.
Man Married Twice Yesterday In
Waco Through Mstake.
Other News lite ns.

Waco. Tex, Nov. Especial. )-Thc
curtain has dropped on the last scene
OF the Hurst-McLennan marriage mud
die. full account OF which has pre-
ylously appeared in the Gazette. Mr..
Hurst recently wrote to his young wife
and placed a special delivery stamp
on the letter. She received the com
municatlon. but had no chance to an
swer, 30 she sent him a verbal reply
telling him she still loved him and
would come to him II he would propose
u plan.
Yesterday evening Mr.. Hurst sent a
letter TO his wife by his married sister
and Miss Rogers. In the letter he told
Mrs. Hurst to meet him in her fathers
pasture at certain place and time
last night. AZ O'Clock Hurst and one
OF his friends. William Jester. left
Waco and drove 60 the McLcnnan
pasture and secreted themselves at the