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New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sup-eme Court-Chambers-Befor Beekran J.-CouN
omen. 1T 10 80 a. M Motions. Calendar called az II a.
m No Tattersalls Of New-York Linn. IS. Lab0ii,
No Mills vs. Myers: No 3 People. etc, We. Barker.
No 4 People etc Com Alliance Life Insurance Co..
No Hall vs. William Loft CO. No d. Jones vs. shes!
Lumber ana r Co. No o. Irving VS.. Cooke: 10. 10.
Halpn vs. Mutual Br Co; No. IL. Smith Bornhamp,
No a. matter of Hamilton. No IS. Guraud vs.. Ho-
Inns; No. 49, McArdle Feery; Ma. H. Predlgested
Food Co vs. Scott; No. -. cronin vs.. Casey; No 10.
Thomr.on vs. Goods0n. No ~. Bank Of British Norta
America VS. Boyle No. II Gedney vs.. Gedney. No %
Burns vs. Pfriender: No %. Emerson Yost; No. ~
Rinald, vs Rinaido No. %. Gumprcht VS.. White
supreme Court-Gsnerai Term-Recess.
Supreme Court-special Tcrm-Pars !, II and III-At
journed for the term. - -
superior Court-specia Term-Befors Freedman. j.
Court opens a 12 IN Motions.
superior ,ours-Ii.n-ral TermAdIourned for the term
Superior Court-Equty Term--AdIourned for the term.
superior Court-Trial Term-Parts l. II and Hl-Ad'
,ourned for the term ,, g
Court opens - 1870 a. m. No day calendar. Wis
.or probate. Louis Sohuebel Frederick speker Gusafus
Frank. 1870 a. m -. -
Surroeae's Court-Tral Term-Adjourned FOR the term
Common Pleas-Special Term-Before Glegerich. j.
Court opens at II q. Motions.
Common Pleas-Cieneral Te,m-Adjourned sine die
Common Pleas-Equty Term-Adjournct for the term.
Common Pcas-Trial Term-farts l. II and iii-Ao'
journed for the term.
city Court-General Term-Ad1ourned sine die
CITY Court-speciai Term-Before Mccarthy. Court
opens at IL a. m. Motions . - -, =.
City Court-Triai Term-Pars l. H. III and IV-Ad'
journed for the term
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
HOURS FOR LANDING IMMIGRANTS.

approved a letter Of instructions written by Com
missioner General Stump to Superintendent Sen
ner at New-York in regard to landing immigrants
II is ordered that 'all alien immigrants properly
grouped who are delivered at the immigration sta
ton ut Ellis Island with their baggage at before
the time hereafter mentioned. and during the
months indicated below shall be received Inspected
and discharged or properly cared for. During the
months OF May June July. August and septem-
dred. 43O D. m; II less o'clock During the
months Of April and October II number to be landed
During the months Of January. Februay. March
November and December. 3:?O p IN; The Commits
sioper at New-York may exercise his discretion as
to the receiving of immigrants after the above
named
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
All QUIET At POINT or ROCkS.
NEw-JERsEY JUNCTION COMPANY SECURES AN
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE PENNsYI~
vANIA RAII.RoAD-woRK ON THE
ARCH GOING on


A., Injunction was served yesterday morning by
the New-Jerscy Junction Railroad Company on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company in Jersey City, re-
straIning the Pennsylvania Company from int@rfer
ing with the construction OF the entrance to the
proposed tunnel through the Pennsylvania Rail-
road emba ankmcnt at the Point Of Rocks. The in
function was obtained on Wednesday evening by
Charles Thompson. Of Dickinson, Thompson Nc
Masters from Vce-Chanccllor Pitney, at Mcrr's-
town. Chancellor McGill who Is In Europe. gave
the vIcc-c hanceor power 10 issue in1urctons dur
ing the Chancellor's absence.
A, noon the men OF The contractor. ORey. be-
gan clearing out the rocks and earth deposited by
the Pennsylvanas employees In the excavation
made In the south side OF the track for the mouth
OF the tunnel They were not disturbed. Tho In
September l6 The contractor may build tie arcn
at the tunnels entrance but ne must 10y undsr. ..
mine the railroad tnt the Cnancehor OF ''e Nou''
4 train loaded with earth and stones and strongly
manned with iaborers with snovels roll < ; 'st the
site OF the tunnel at O'Clock, but they az otnhs
more than TO keep watch of the enemy. The juno
ton Railroad Company built nc" spur on s ,ns
side Of It's track for use IN h',ns anu he
road is fulfilling a condition on which the r'gnt OF
way was given by the city r-,. o..
porter soon afterward what the PennsS lvsnia com,
panv proposed TO do now. and he replied: we WIZ
obey he order of the cour, n efGn absr Railroad
sent the Hoboken Council on TO- esem on
,he Roadway between Fourth and Ffth SITS 50 as
to connect the Erie Railroad ana ,ne And
Wii,ow,aye Mr. Stevens informed tie 5oard IN
his letter that this connection wa heSessa
and shipping points having like faciti' and TINS
connection Is absolutely needed TO put his city IN
a position to compete with such places
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
A TRAMP IN STRONG'S CHAIR
FOUND SOUND ASLEEP IN THE EARLY
MORN.
HE HAD cRAwIED INTO THE OFFICE. As HE WAS
TOLD THAT THE MAYOR WOULD DISTRIBUTE
TROUSERS. AND HE WANTED TO BE
on DECK PROMPTLY.


on DECK PROMPTLY.
Tho cool efrrontcry OF the prescnt-day tramp has
been exemplified again. The so-called Astor tramp
who gained notorlety by slumberins In pea IN
, Mrs william Astor's house has been outcome
by a fellow-member OF the profession namen An
drow Bradley. who SAYS he lives at No Il Wal'a-
bout-st Brooklyn The Astor tramp was con-
tent with an orthodox. albeit luxurious bed. hut
Eradlev's ambition was satisfied with nothing less
than the great civic chair from which Mayor
strong directs the affairs of this great city.
As the gray streaks Of dawn stole into the
Navor's sanctum In the City Hall. yesterday.
Bradley stole in with them through window
which opened from the outside. when Inc watcn-
man of the City Hall. John Larkin. entered the
Mayors room early this morning TO raise inc
windows he found the tramp sleeping sereheiy
In the Mayors chair. After he had awakened
BRADLEY. who accepted the situation with the
greatest unconcern an examination OF the
Mayors sanctum was made but II was found
that nothing had been disturbed or appropriated
In response TO Larkin's demand FOR an ex-
p,anation of his presence In the room. the tramp
explained that in the early hours OF the morning
he had met a man who said he was police
sergeant. near the City Hall. The alleged SER
eeant he said. told him that If he went to the
pair of trousers as he was distributing clothes to
the needy every morning. TO make sure that he
would he in time. Bradley said he decided to
steal into the office. BY climbing on railing he
WAS able to gain the ledge OF the window. which
he forced and then crawled n He submitted
meekly to I.arkin's orders and followed subms-
sivclv at the watchmans heels until Policeman
Talon was met outside the building
Bradley was first taken to the Oak-st. station.
and aftc~ward before Magstrat. Crane at the
Tombs Police Court The charge on which he
was arraigned was that Of dsorderly conduct as
II was clearly evident that he did not go into the
Mayors office with any felonious intent. lie
hung his head low while being tried ana nad
nothing to say beyond admitting that he had
been drinking heavily for three days. lie ADDED
that he did not think that n was doing anything
wrong in crawling into the room. and mat ne was
only anxious to get his trousers -
MAGISTRATE Crane sent MIN To the WorKhouse
on RlackweIls Island. and II this Is his first visit
hn NAV be released after five days confinement
He Is about thrty-hve years OF age ana was so
noorlv dressed that his clothes almost fell from
him.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
HOPS LIKELY TO BE 4 DRUG.
TIE MARKET BIDS FAIR TO BE OvERsTOCKED
BY THE LARGE CROps-wHAT IN
FIL'ENC.cs PRICES

TIE MARKET BIDS FAIR TO BE
BY THE LARGE CROPS WHAT IN
rITENcrs PRICES
Both hop dealers and growers feel much dlscon-
certei over the fact that the great factor In the
manufacture OF beer Is not likely to psrtake OF the
selling prosperity that Is expected 10 attend nearly
every line OF field crops this season The .ast gen
erous crops of this State and the Pacific Coast with
the low prices which have ru.ed for long time.
permitted brewers TO stock up heavily, and the
contract interest. which should ordinarily appear at
this time. has probability OF resuming its place
The great acreage OF the West. most prominent in
Oregon and other Pacific regions. when added TO
what can be grown In New-York. makes II apparent
that the market can be easily overstocked, and
with the unsold surplus Of 1894 and sluggish mar
kct abroad there seems to be but small chance OF
encouragement for the fairly large yields OF the
present year. Up to this year. for many seasons.
the English market has taken American hops in
large volume but operators over there are reported
be carrying heavy stocks, enough OF last
years picking TO make them independent of this
country until the market breaks under the weight
OF supplies to low plane that viii invite dealing.
There was time whGn New-york had her own
way in the matter OF pficemak And during
those days there would come a few seasons that
would prices up to extravagant figures In fact.
ii was at one time considered that one good paying
crop offset TO three or four low-selling ones
For while the increased local consumption "a
vored the Eastern hop-grower but, in the mean
time the Coast developed an Offering that bid for
Important share In the trade II heavy paintings
are continued. II Is going TO be question of the
longest purse. not only here but also at the West.
Banks and others who have heretofore advanced
money for securing and marketing the crop have
become cautious about investing in article which
exhibits such growing weak surroundings.
There is some evidence that the use OF beer is
decreasing. In 1893 the sales OF the United States
were 80. 2.s72 barrels In 1894 they were million
less. The sunday-cosng effort seems satisfactory
looms. They say that brewers here and In other
cities will turn their attention to a family supply
trade by bottling and delivery. and thus release
and enIiven good deal of capital now invested in
IL
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS
TO PREVENT COLLISION AT SEA.
rur WARRINGTON RULES LIKELY TO BE ADOPTED
-ENGI.AND's DELAY.

-ENGI.ANDs DELAY
Washington Aug. 2s-The prospect for the IN
ternatonal acceptance of the Washington rules 10
prevent collisions al is reported bright by the
Commissioner OF Navigation Mr.. Chamberlain. VINO
has just returned from an nforma; consultation Win
Amba ssador Bayard and the British authorities
upon the subject After the assent OF nearly all
maritime nations to the rules had been secured
last year by the United States. Great Britain IN
February Joined by other Powers asked delay unu'
the rules could be referred TO Parliamentary com
mlttee.
This committee. which was about TO render gen.
orally favorable report. came 10 an end win the
abrupt dissolution Of Parliament upon the dsfea, at
OF the late Ministry. A new committee must ps
appointed and the desire OF the United states tnat
the committee be appointed at the present session
of Parliament has been clearly indicated 10 inc
British Government. Delay In appointing the com
mttee until February might impede action py Con,
grsss should any be necessary and II is expected
that Parliament Will show the same courtesy TO the
United States which Congress al Inc ias' seSsio"
showed 10 Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
FRANCIS UILSONS COSTUMES.

HE ILL, HAVE TO APPLY TO THE TREASURY
.PART,fENT FOR RELIEF FROM A BIG
ADVANCE ON THE INVOICE.
A;r-aiser Bum yesterday advanced the invoice
nv yhirh Francis Wilson entered the costumes for
his ew comic opera. The Chieftan.' 20 per cent
This aith the penalty imposed for infracton OF the
custous laws makes total of $4,000 more than
the original amount
Collector Kilbreth ordered technical seizure OF
the property. Mr.. Wilson appeared before him
ani said that hue and cry had been raised py
american costumers from whom he had been In the
! bit of buying his costumes and mat ne had
sworn 10 the valuation of the imported cos
tunes The Collector said he was satisfied that
Mr. Wilson made correct statement. but that
Mr.. Wilson would have TO make Application TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury for relief. This Mr..
Will do.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
THE MAroR ACCEPTS Tux INVITATIONS

Aldermen Goodman. Windoph. Wund and Wines
waited on Mayor Strong at his Office yesterday and
presented him with a finely engrossed invitation to
attend the Aldermens picnic &c take place at Tot
tcnviile on september 8 The invitation bore the
signatures OF President Jerolonan and the other
members OF the Board and assured His Honor that
he was the sole invited guest The Mayor told the
committee that he would accept with pleasure and
would be with the Aldermen on the day named
Outing Committee of The Good Government clubs
yesterday TO attend their outing. which Is TO take
place at Grayesend Bay ON september u.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
MADE AN INSPECTOR OF STREET OPENINGS.

Theodore F. Ruhle Tuesday appointed
inspector OF street openings in the Department OF
Public Work. by Commissioner Brookfield. Mr..
Ruhle Is an active and Jealous Republican, and Is
the leader ~ the ant-Inachne Republican organi-
zatlon IN the new With Assembly District. He
was prominent in the .nti-Machine Republican
ganization Of the city and county OF New York,
end Is warn persona. friend OF Mr.. Mhoiland.
who strongly urged TIE appointment. Mr. Ruhe
succeeds Charles ". h. -ney. who Monday
appointed general inspector OF street openings The
salary is $lO per month
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
EXCISE CASES GO OYER

There were number OF excise cases on the
calendar for trial before Recorder Con. in Special
Sessions. yesterday. The men pleaded not guilty
Wednesday. All went over TIL next Tuesday.
Frederick Wolf. a restaurant-ke keeper OF No 1850
First-ave. pleaded guilty to excise violation. lie
said he sold bottle OF beer to A policeman on a
Sunday. 1t was the first time he had broken tNe
excise law and ne would not do II again. The Re
corder fined him $50 which he paid
The Recorder then adjourned court I'LL the Sep
tember term.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
A DOZEN JAPANESE 0ANBLERS ARRESTED

Acting Captain Thompson. Of the Oak-st. station.
AID several OF his yesterday afternoon captured
q party of japanese gamblers who caught
playing "Owo-Chikabu' the ond floor OF the
tenement house No $50 Wate 20 Tom Mayedu.
thirty-two years old. the propr II OF the place.
and eleven other men were arrest J. and the cards
and 81 Is In money the table were seized.
There was a general scramble to escape when the
oficers appeared. and some OF the frightened Jap
anese tried 10 jump out OF the rear windows with
ou, waiting TO don their outer clothing. None got
away, however The prisoners will be arra.gned in
the Tombs Court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
TRIED TO WRECK A SYNAGOGUE,

John Wheeler. nineteen years old OF No. IA
Mott-st. was sent to the workhouse by Magistrate
Deuel.. In the Essex Market Court. yesterday morn
Ing on charge OF disorderly conduct Meehan
went to the Synagogue. at No. "A Christie-st on
Monday. and after breaking in at the front door
while the congregation were at worship. proceeded
10 oyerturn the altar and wreck everything upon
which be could lay his hands.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
HOW GOD "rAKES cARG or HIS OWN"

The familiar disease known the grip visited
Drew Theological Seminary. Madison. y. j.. not
long ago and for few weeKs nearly all the rever-
end doctors OF divinity who compose It's faculty
more or less disabled by 1t. one ta co,ored SER
want entered the study OF the Rev. .)r Samuel 4.
upham professor OF practical Theology, who was
THAT YOU seem TO have escaped. John?" he asked.
Don know, doctor was III" ready reply Don
know unless God takes care OF His own"
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30

Milwaukee. Aug. 29.-Inspector Rcmer has re-
ceived a dispatch fro Clebourne. Tex. announcing
the arrest there OF Joseph n. Dubois. alias Colonel
James Morrison. OF Kansas CITY, who ten years
ago swind,ed several Milwaukee firms out Of 49, 900
on forged bills OF iading The Officers have started
operations may be inferred from the fact tha;
Homer Brothers of Boston, and Smith Fasset
OF New-York. losers to the amount OF $4,000
through his rascaty.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
HoppER.s SHoRr STAY AT MANHATTAN

Wolf Hopper. In "Dr. Syntax,' has made
~ at hit at Manhattan Beach, but can only re-
u n this week. When Rice's 1872 is revived at
the Labor Day matinee. there will be three new
grotescue comedians. Arthur Dunn. Matthew OFT "a
younger brother OF Theresa Vaughn) and Richard
Carle The Sisters Henger and Annie ST. Tel
the new dancers. and the Melville Sisters will ap-
pears as the two sawky girs from the backwoods
af Indiana
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
THE REV. AyDREr MrRRAr To PREACH HERE.

rhe Rev. Andrew Murray. OF Wellington. South
Africa has accepted the invita- ation OF the Collegiate
Reformed Church. OF this city. hold a confer
ence September to l3. at the Marble Collegiate
Church. Fifth-ave. and Twenty-ninth-st Mr.. Muir
rav is the pastor OF church of 1909 members.
HIS addresses at Mortified this summer have pro-
duced deep impression. He will preach sunday
evening. September s. ID. l.. Moody will preside at
the earlier session OF the and the Rev.
Dr. Arthur T. Pierson viii also take part.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Beekman j.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Talcott-Jchn
Tierney.
SOM vs.. Beaudet-Pennngton Whitehead.
Superior Court.
BY Freedman J.
Burstein VS.. Cohen-Augustus II. Vanderpoel.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Common Pleas.
BY Giegerich. j.
Julia n. Haviland Peter Herter-Willam n Erslsin
Abraham Marks Berisch I.chtenstein-henry
Schumacher.
Sarah Schansky vs.. Jacob Fliegman-Julius Lehman.
Superior Court.
by Freedman. J.
Bernard Galewski Jacob Barrett Bernard Gale"sn
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
wASrs POINTS FROM AR. RoosEvELr

A NEW ORLEANS POLICE COMMISSIONER COMES
HERE TO LEARN HOW TO CLOSE
SALOONS on SUNDAY.
Police Commissioner Lucien y. Brunswis, OF
New-Oreans. called on Commissioner Roosevelt at
Win The nresIdent of the Police Board. Mr. Bruins
wig wants to close ~ the sa.oons In New-or'eMans M
Sunday. and he got some points i''"' VII
Roosevelt as 10 how to do IL.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
THE BURNING OF THE W. W. cRAPO.

Washington. Aug 29.-The State Department has
received dispatch from Consul Merriam OF
Iauioue, Chill announcing that the ". w. Crapo
of New Bedford Captain W. w Hardy. burned
on July O. There were twenty-four persons on
board. including the wife and son Of Captain HARDY
but there loss OF life. SO far as Is known
the ship was not insured The Consul calls atten-
ton 10 the noble conduct Of Captain A. Jouanjean,
master OF the French bark Psyche. who rescued
eleven of the crew Captain Jouanjean received all
OF the twentyfour board Of his ship and treated
them with the most assiduous attention. for which
he refused to accept any remuneration
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
GOLD DEPOSITED AVID TO BE WITHDRAWN.

The Belmont Morgan syndicate deposited N,5ooeO
In gold In the Sub-TreasVy yesterday bringing
the reserve mp TO about SOL .Ico.oW To-day. how
ever probably NSo.0oo Will be drawn for ex-
port 10 Europe. II being announced that ". ii.
Crossman 4 Co WIN ship N;ocoso to cover cable
sterling sold. while Hard a Rand Nesslage "
Fuller and Oeirchs Co. viii send total OF
Ii
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
TO INVESTIGATE THE CHICAGO CANAL.

Washington Aug. 29--The War Department will
take no further steps in the Chicago Drainage Ca
nal matter until the Engineer Corps has had an
opportunlty 10 make observations and take meas
urrments as to the probable effect the opera tion
of the proposed waterway will have upon the level
of the Great Lakes. This WORK Will De taken up
possible.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
4 HORSELESS WAGON ON VIEW
PUBLIC EXHIBITION MADE OF ONE IN
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
HOW IT Is PROPELLED

1T Is INTENDED FOR THE Use OF Hilton
uGITEs & co IN DELIVERING GOODS
HOW IT Is PROPELLED.
The first horseess wagon ever brought 10 th's
country appeared In the drives OF washington
Square yesterday morning. where 1t had us hrst
,ria, trip under the direction of NJ Emil Roger Oh
Paris the builder of the carriage This mover Ne"'-
Gle has been imported by Hilton. Hughes " W.
the big dryRoods firm and 1t Is their intention 10
substitute the horseese wagon for their present sys-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
AN EXTRA TERM OF COURT ORDERED.
1T Is TO TRY CHARLES r. GLEAsoN's ACTION TO
cowpr,. THE ALDERMEN TO REAPPoRTIoN THE

COMPEL. THE ALDERMEN TO REAPPoRTIoN THE
lid VIII AND WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
Albany Aug. 2.-Acting Governor Saxton to-day
granted an order conyen;ng an extraordinary term
OF the Supreme Court, be held in the city OF New
York on September %. and has designated Jusucc
Henry r. Bcekman, OF Sew-York. TO hoh the
court. The order is made up on the petiton OF
Charles r. Gleason, who has already begun an ac-
ton In the city and county OF New-fork to compel
the Board OF Aldermen TO reapporion the illi, Nth
and With Assembly districts. in the KILN senate
District The first regular term In the county Of
New-Yo at which this action could De trlei VIII
rot be held until October I, and the petitioner.
Gleason who is represented by AssembyFnan Frank
d. Pavey maintains that the public interest re-
ouires the appointment OF this extraordinary Term,
40 that an adjudication Of the question at issue T'ay
be had sufficiently in advance OF the registration oi
voters TO enable the Police Department 10 redyi1e
the new Assembly districts into election a.strlcts
as well as to or reassgn tnc eiection 'is
trlc Officers and to make the usual ana prop+r ar
rarrements for carrying on the lection "inin re
newly prescribed boundaries OF such Assembly cis-
iet,ers certifying to the necessity and propr4e'y
NJ such reapportIonment and TO the necessity Tor
conyenng an extraordinary term OF court foi lne
nIrnose were forwarded TO the Execi'ivs Depart-
nment by ex.District-Attorney De Lancey Nicol and
Edward Iauterbach. both Of whom were renoers
n the Constitutional Convention, ana also oy Cen
eral Wager Swayne.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30

TIME FOR BOUNTY CLAIMS EXTENDED.
Washington. Aug. 2a.-The Acting Internal Rev
enue Commissioner. Mr.. Wilson. to-day issued in
structons 10 collectors OF internal revenue extend
ing the time from september TO Octoper / IN
which claims for sugar bounty may be ned
New-York tribune., 1895-08-30
THE COURTS.
DECREE FOR THE CITY OF CARLSBAD.
PROFITS FOR MORE THAN YEAR AND RAtS

ro pr PAID OVER by THE DEFENDANTS
Judge whee.er. in the unitea states circuit
Gu, yesterday handed down a final decree in the
.ut brought BY the city OF Carlsbad. In Bohemia,
and the Elsner e. MeRdelson Company. licensees
for America. against Kutnow Brothers. In which the
latter are perpetuaIiy restrained from making
In imitation OF one owned by the plain
tiffs in the suit
The city OF Carlsbad owns the CARLSBAD Nihcrai
snr,,g. end has had prepared from the waters
certain salts and powders for many years. The de-
PENDANTS some years ago began the Manufacture
and sale Of a salt. with which they used tne word
carlsbad" although It was admitted that their
preparation had no connection with the springs:
Carlsbad. in connection with any preparation not
n genuine Carlsbad product and II y also ordered
that the complainants recover from the defendants
the latter's profits since February !. 1894 samuel
r. Blatchford being appointed special master OF the
court The defendants also mulcted In costs
and disbursements.