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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31
Trayrtersj Guide.

70 Albany, oy Hudson Il. H., Depo, Jo,h-st snd
l0th-ave.. aud BY Harlem u. H., Depot Iorst
and 4tb ay. via Hudson River, n, 10 a. H., u,
o. and 10 .. m. Wis Harlem u T. IA. aud tt .. ~.
Sunday tain via HUDSON River, o. m Ciy
car, ran between Chamber snd 50il 81 station
snd City Hall aud 1ths,. station.
10 baltiu ore and Washington. by the Ncw-JrTsey
II. T.. foot q Courtlands At. and 10 a. In.'
.. M, sud "a midnight Sunday ............' p. m
To RO.ton by New London line, Il-f ~ ~ u.
daily tSn day exceprd.. .............'..'.' g. H.
To ;. Ison. BY Nrw'ilaven Il. H. via springfield;
7h.' ndt,hav = IA, 'a,a p q"
ave. via shore Line. IA aud p. m sundy..' p H.
To Cansndais aa, Rochester. Buffalo saIamancaind
West, by hns n,'o'a ~ ,as Gs'9Sslr.L.
TO Manchester aud Long Branch by ltafltsn and
Delaware Bay Il. H., via steamboat Je''e hoyt
10 tjrrsnpori, BY Long Island e. r., foot ofJamrr
lin 8 Il Z a. M and Yanhank ......ss nl and .. m.
To iiackettstowD and intermediate staiions, ~
Morris aud FsseI X. r., foot VI Bafclaysi. at
e.30a by road for sta Ions west W
MilbUrn a 4. 10 D. Morstown EIpress...... NJ.
TO New Haven. connecting it'll X, r. for Hartford.
and SpDgh-ldstesuiersl leave Peck slip at - III r. w.
To New. Haven. by the New-iiavr h.H., ftb-st
and Absv.. at g. M m. l2i. ,. 3+5. ~ aud p m
10 The Ms. oy Gsn'f raj, n "a ss, .,
O. m IL III and 8:on D. IN. Sunday train....... p IN
10 Phadepms, by New.Jersey Railroad. loot OF
Coursndi-st, and 10 a M, IL w. *and'a
To Washington by New-Jcrsey H. X foot Of
Courtnndtst. and IA m, .. m. snd ~
To PierInont By Northern II. r., Ne~-Jersy.
from jersey City at u a. IN. i2i u aud o'cl I'm.
To 0resns every saturday Atlantic and MssssiPp
Steamer Lane.
For Savannah, every Thursday, Murrsy's Line, Of
6ce No. 81 and c. Southst
For Savannah. every Saturday,, by Empire Line.
GAR isOn Allen. No. Bowling. 0rren.
For Ssvspnah every Thursday, Pioneer Line. Pier
For further information regard to Railroad Time Tables
advertisements Ia another part OF this papor
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THE PERILS OF THO COUNTRY
from
EXCESSIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
UNPRECEDENTED Flood Of Foreign
Goods.

From an Occasional Correspondent
WILMINGTON, March 26. 1896.
Tic following startling report by the Internal
Revenue Commission has not yet been made pub
Nc by the Secretary Of the Treasury. few copies
of il are in circulation in the House and Senate.
sec no reason WHY the people, the only parties IN
interest, should be KEEP, in ignorance OF The dang
ers which impcnd over them through the excessive
imporialons OF foreign goods. therefore feel au-
thorized to send 70 you for publication copy Of
lAe report, which by chance has fallen into my
hands. II is three weeks since il was written In
theinterya our foreign importat ons have steadily
increased, and the peril to the commercial and in-
Sustrial interests Of the country vastly greater
now than they were then. BoSDHoLDER.
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Rus OVER AND KILLEp.-Coroncr Collin OF

Frday morning hci Inquest NJ 30. no Green's lch'
A. On tie tody 81 Gustlve Weiss vhcse death was ho
result II Injuries sustained by brn: ~ over 90 Ifs
lav Lifht by metropolitan steam F.-r 4.grnt No q
while tie stcsinfr the way g. hf'in ib1rI 90
IT, TIE driver e tie engine. John ". hc1Eu ir.'i
Ged that " 800 driving THROUGH G -ecgr ch- O. Del rl
ecepscd l.s IN iiuIi Il bis iUr-cs t.ad. Ire s.tea
20 bin 10 fot out OF the wy bit Jair' r c1ua step
his team. tlc man vas run Owe. To 'un cI OBJ" ft
Ccased ia.iicd that the iearilg %: Due ticf yls T
good bur tli DO va vetv rcirs afff. a.. forced 90
scar sprctlol g. a verdict Of accidental t't'n v.-i
rendered hy the Jury, and Inc iver a a'rn,1 fr'm
al lime. Deceased vas asrd % yeas. and naive
IF German.
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The Chieaeo Tribune of Wednesday says:

There was activity in financial circles tN'deV.
In consequence Of the advance III GOLD. bul u was
mainly on account of spectators. who have lain DOR
mGut for time pas, but who now seem 10 e en-
eouInged by the upward tendency exhibited IN ibe
market. As the st Of nr approaches. when our Ma
tona Banks have PUBLISH their quarterly statements,
the money market becomes closer Bot ID" sttiDgencYls
not apparent except IN few Instances. where TIE
are beng called in rnther more hnTlrdy taan wGai.
City DEPOSITS az present me unusually hghi DHt to9
supply from the rather the Increase, and
cur bankers feel easier IN Consequence. Rates Of dis
c mt STEADY at ~ per cent per ahnum. bu, street
rates for ape- rejected at The hanks ere nrr NJ l~2
per cent per month. Tie supply OF Eastern exchange
is still very limited and TIE market Is firm ut par nul-
ing ana 10 premium selling. Round lots were soih
among bankers at rrem,ula oi lie. per si,~Oi Dat
Losry all the leading otnhs have 10 express currency
~ New-fOfk daily 10 maintain Their balances.
The Ner-Orieans Picayune of2ith says:
The commercial week clo.cd to-day With marked
falling of IN The general trade Of the city. hut an active
demand FOR cur leading staple, der v Aich Tie sai's
summed up $50 b'ies making an aggregate lor the
past two DAYS of nearly lltO0 ard total f0r fe week
OF - 300 Cold checks on New York for S3c,CO sese
passed at per cent premium, cLd settled ier o. 'he
basis Of 1901 for COLI Tue supply " o.-lGu LKchouge
ample The s4ies q! ,e.InE inoiu'ed m Ddei ne
amount 81 bill Il ading bills 1t 1881; about Els 90 ~
1884 34. for good 10 \ Gear, AlAoW AZ 49, ~ 30
ID go ~ l3i lJiI a 3j a1d 800 % 10. We 5so
hesrd OF safes at 10! OF which dI Lo got the par
ticulars. - 900 sold ut os tor god Dlmfstic TX
change ruled still more IN 'or Of BUYERS some Of tie
banks cOnrinuod to cAeck o. New.HoIA at per cont
discount but others put down Tue late ~ !.
The movement OF Dry Goods Il his port for the
past week has been rs follows:
ESTIRED FOR CONSUMPTION.
HanuC Of Pigs. Naine. 6idnuE OF Hsss Valuc
Wool. ......L0i6 - 7.si0 FaA.. :....l - S@Loll
CotOn...... ge3 5Ji.fl2 Mbceil1ns. ,loO ~. "a
silk ........ b3 400 az -
Total ..-..-..-...f JDO .l,ffJ 20
wIUDRaWAt~
MqHnf. of Pigs N0luc. MANI Of PICS. Na'ne.
wool ..... 1ul S3O2 o. Iiax........- M i0l
Cotton. 81 1870 Ailsceuih g.. ~ 1850
SlIk--..-..--. - lO-fJtJi
Total ....-..........-..-......-.i ,45i S1JtV-5
WAFEUot SID.
lfqryC Of pkcs Vnue. Mem. II Pkg. Vslue.
DOL ...... sG7 6ssIl Firx....... 70 ki'i 90
Cotton....... 2e7 g,51I. Mlsccl.anA. 81 .Jos5
SIX .-..-.-.-- ~ IIr 'JT - -
Total. .-.....-..--..-----. ---.-..<'iSf s''''''
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HowEs & MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street,
New York. Hormerly officers Of the Park Bcnk) -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business of this house is TIE samo an IncoTpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KEEPE0 ACcoUNIs may DEPOSIT ard DRAW
hey please end will to allowed Interest on tier
daily balance at per cent.
COLLL ions made on any par. Of 'hc Unitei States
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE u the yar.or'
Government and Other stocks. Bonds and Gold prompt
~ executed FOR thc usual commission.
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The Steamer Oriental Asho'o In ''n"-
ward souua-an5lfn. Of the propont!s

EosroS. FridaY, March % LEGO.
The steamer Oriental, from New-Orl'as Tor
Boston ran ashore OF O'Clock tbs mcr inr o. u dre'
Fcrch. Vineyard Sound, hot was assisted ob 10y tHe
stealner Mruanansc:'.
IT," r,pamer NcrfaTc from New-fork fr Boston,
passed Woods Hole 81 9 or oci til. morning.
The steamer Pr non-. for Phil dclrhla sailed iron
below tots port t1s lay having rep.rod 100 riFt
dauHr. II her N cltutrN
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From Fortress ronroc-Uarine Inieiii-
acuae.

FoKTRrss NoNRoE Frilng March 10 ls@
Arrived steamer EItaw, from Mobile i"r
New York with cotton. short Of coal. She rep1fts
heavy weather
leet f wc,chrntnen that s1iled hcaeo on the . "a
inst are hove TO outside u tie Copes, under r'eiod
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Imports Of Manufacture II UJoL C0"oH, IlGr, Sds
and o.ier Dry Goods into Mex YoTk fer he months Ct
January and Fs6rnoyp tor fear tears, ogflp1rfd;
1864. 1861. tc65.. S6C.

SlUEII. 20 SlIt<l, stc 90 sr,s-J S"~f"''f''''
tits apparent from these statements that during the
last half OF tie year Of sr5 and for he months OF
January and Fcbrulry, 6tG the ioieirn irpftaiionS
have neen iucfensin;at raiO which threatens A. Ihr
mercantile as vel The industrial, int"re.t ol t4e
cnuttry 10 such degree not "lv to JUSTIFY but oe
maud ihe intervention Of the Government
This excess OF imports. u -houd be nemp.r'd. ].
not chiefly at the instance Of citizens Of The United
states Ii involves amount OF injury 10 ot market,
AMI our industry vhol is irigbtiul 20 contemplate
Already is this speculation OF foreign capitalists
felt IN New.York and elsewhere. Hundreds o. inh.
hons may be lost by tie merchants and inanI. O. ~,
wit in # montl II steps are mol taken Immediately u
check tits enoymQgs eva. panic is row intending.
which the Government NOV prevent by timely oc'i"h
and the people from disaster and the
serious dimnutlob during tae remainder oi this
wear, and perhaps for several years 10 come. Tie
yivt resolution teJe.. appended is earnestly recon-
mended 10 your attention Sid TO Tat Of Congross.
STEPHEN CoLwELL For the Commission.
PROPOSED JOINT RESOLUTIlE TO INCREASE TEMPo-
RARILY THB DUIIIs on IMroBTs.
Teolred b. ue Senate AMI sseV Idp'ei niitt' ~ N,
e end Of 90 days from tbs pssse Of this eouo 81 PEI
upon all goods merchandise. and ercies impn"d
nrottAon Of such articles Pf0rdSS. That Printing paper
uszed used for books and ntwspeler 'ncusyey sAs Ds
exemp; from tue operation oftt.s keso uion.
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rn;nI noI..- E,rie.loa iu Eralnnn.

Cincinnati F.itv. 1frrh ~ Zoo.
The boiler Of th' DAVIS steam 'aN-m.lI, near
Mitchell Ini.. expiod.i yesterday. k.ia, two men
lnd severely scaling two others.
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III
Increase OF Importation from LIT to % quarter Ct year 10
Increase of Inposaton from I'd to Cd quarter OF year. "
per cent. ,....,o,9a -
per cent.
IMPORTS INTO NEw-YoBK 81 certain le0d'R er''e.fs ~
ne TINES sp,c,fed. Tar qGoHfnes erl Riof" F." nc
usual Jacksges, EkeH nat ctt,rp't spfeihfa;
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Packages. &c....l, l2a, 5-5

Showing that five tines ~ mony paekSees 81 fooaS
we're imported in o. r~t six weeks = leh as ~ ne
corresponding yAtks Of 1865, end that ~ many pee6
ac,s If goods were imported IN Tho week ending 1911
February, 1906 IN SIX weeks ending ION teDFuAI!
NJ teGi
The New York herald., 1866-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. Now EauDtY trrn"tru utr fFRsisa-
y tsn ef .tt ~ ~~ iht lnftfaaehsa i.sssnf'fs -
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", = Isl. .l. ", s,ss'. ..la. II. ssrs,,.
tnsss 80 e9nt asfatea - ear .sfafsf' staiissst
ar Is. .,- s.ta@ ssalea 80 $50 .,ss. .,sr'y
ss ,ars f..... e sasta.,-s sfa aer Nsf.,i
-,s.a'r- ,s.ae 'si s.'ss. Is. s.i..- 90 fsiasr.
e ~ tfstfff iatt t.f .tf asl.t rsts-f hr sAss
,i.a II. fssysf .'sfss. q ,hs sittn CT ts.afa u,g
N.r .h as f. ,e, ..g'g .'.
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T. 49,. a-~,se..r Is. Ssass.i s,s.us
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Gfrst. umr1tl. rp tsalsu.t liz lsr.
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The New York herald., 1866-08-31
rosr oFrIcE NOTICE.

DOsr oFFtcT gorfCH.--TUE NAIis FOH GHrAr
Il Britain ard ihe Cputinsni va fsWuuth sua Naste,
t~r Aragsi faf ireland Via uussnste~R, psr
ay ~ pafts AMI for te German states Ns Nam
burg p~r TeutDniN NaurfAv Msfs v WI sipss
tbs once 4 ~ ~ a. ". hni the 40 onirs.
follows
stations A and " SOS
stations q ard - sS a ~
stations u .nd " BlA ~
statlon q, i3Aw rAsTN KELLY. NJ.
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON.
IA IN me lncalv for sa'e aarrAcc Tools
ace park.
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

A SPLENDID HOTEL AND BILLIARD ROOM
~ Ieas. and Furniture for sale 'ty Hal wan ba
sold A great bargain owing TO M health of the proprietor
Address A. H., Herald oflce.
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

THE TRADES.

DRASs FINIsHERs WANTED SEVERAL GOOD
- globe valve and cock makers wanted 10 go % MS
ssippii highest and from New Work paid
Apply at the Office the ard Hotel eleven A. NJ
TO one u. NJ. to-day
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

49, ttff tseiM.. asssttF rafa..s@ ns-#
#@s Mt@ N.N s.N9 r.trsa e#f as.Hs.ss
N.,. arrt .s t.tet .s.t.f.f ae rs
Fitu1 fnVfs sYs.a4
The New York herald., 1866-08-31
PER sON Al.

A sEwToN-I HAVE RETuENEp FROM TIE
u. NeEl y. -- sr GEEMAfk
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

CLIFP.-Yor Will CONFER 4 GRRaT Favor nv
- adl-e-.lnn no.e " = ". .laLnn u LEnlA .-I..L
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

Roy LoST~sIX AND A HALF YEARS OLD NAMED
james foxi dresssd IA light clothes brown straw hat,
Hrht buc closely cropped hair n htrg feet st
fp ID rh fourth street last river ilae ls2 East
THIRTY fourth street
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MAnnLn MAsIIts

NfkMNfN HtNMft rWM NNf fttE# uf fWN
~ Nt' Ae se@at
lt se. .t.sala .sm asat th.t tatsar ass ta.a
tlA.tE wttuLs UN ElE ENEN NfNfaf Y4b
W e 3ete ta.s.F. aNs.. y.
..sa f..t ttse NNa tafe
Mt.affu eiArr vtsrfH- rfffuM .t
~ Est
MAMt - $50 ttt4as +tNreNs ftsw Ml4 ssa
iAs@f s.gis siftss.
The New York herald., 1866-08-31
FOR SALE.

| FAIRBANKS AND OTHER SECOND HAND
~ scales received Ia exchange scale. for
sale cheap Scales repaired promptly Cortandt street
between Washington and Greenwich streets.
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

II oidFlfENANa SCHUYLER FORnFPLY
'nstisrnaarr AZ tur ZaAA vii srnd hls addrraH Z,
~ ~ rev ONE lie wh hear of sonrthiag his al
The New York herald., 1866-08-31

CAs.,ssIs .,sIs nAs TAKEN NEw YORK onrns ~
The New York herald., 1866-08-31
SITUATIONS wAsrED-FEMALEs.

yVANTED-A SITUATION AS REGULAR CHAMBER
w maid and chambermaid best OF city refer
Inquire 2Sa West Goth st., second door west
of Broadway
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23Q Acsns ~ y.asls L.,p - sy..ys
80. 80 -. 49, -. &C.,. 80. -.:-,.s
s-ss ESD kosss hsE ed yvs.sss.s as "a ss,.ss.s
go ..' .a,. - - IL ga 80 - 80
- 80 .....s. Co. -: :..',;s w.. 49,
sas wsst u tsras s.fss&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

N0TIcI TO corTRACyoRA-sRALED pROPosAlA
Tor isy.nG .wo and sarse as.r.sr miss e w. 2.
resolved uaui ths len nst Appiy 70 w!LtIAn r. Yu4
hAN, President 81 hsspsshi % " ,. A. SOhhsOH. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

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New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED . Sunday, Dec. %.
Steamship Mstmst Van slce New Orleans Dec - via hs,sna
Ish At n. mails mde snd TO g. X os'oh iho
Iesnship Castle arrived Havana lsh in h "
ui.s Hses exchanged signals with bark ParhAn hoVe-'o
blowing gale from the North n. -
Stean,hip Hevetia (Brl Thompson Liverpool Dec. and
1h, with Indie and 81 TO the Nsnons steam
top.iil yard and died IN hour aheTward
Steamship Moneka Libby Charleston Dec ~ M win muse
and pass TO Livingston For Co. Has experienced heavy gales
from NE during the entire passage -, -
isamhlp Virginia WO Wilmington. c. with md'e' ana peas
ste.hp Santiago Cuba Smith Greyown Dec 5 with md'e
and $50 pass o the North American Steamship Go. -,
steam,hip Gaucus. Gale. Boston. with mdse ana pass 70 aa
Odsll -, - a.
Ferguson Wood. - o.. ,,,o--
sbD Columbia Robinson Liverpool Nov with mdse and 20 pass
10 O. H. MsuA Has had weather the entire pas
sprung sk aud have h.d the gons ever since
Dee IL lat long 6 IS ship supposed to be mo iorho"n
bound =. ,.,.- 4,
Atkins Has been five days north Of Hatters win heaVy
northerly galesi losi aud split sails, &c. =, ,,
Bark Ia. (B Miller InASua via Nassau IS days Win oSWood
BARK Anne Ramsey (Br Philips Malaga % days with ui &c,
10 McCuy Marsh Has had heavy NV gales carried sway main
mast aud sprung rena't Nov 3 lat y 49, long % w.
spoke brlg Princess Royal from - Tor London. , 49,.
Barb Merufio tAus Matuech Lebu tPhPne lslsnd'l tS
days with hemp to slocovich smith,
Brig NAytde mb.l Maa, Rio lsneiro 81 days with eohse 10
r. NJ sl1man i6h inst $50 miles SE Of Sandy Hook
heavy beginning ESE and going around 10 WN
shipped heavy which hove tho vessel her beam ends
quantity Of going below obliged to cut ave-.
fstOpma manto with sails aud yTeTThlng AZ
isched and threw eIsIboatd 100 Psgp VI eonee.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

j. Msspire Le6ed Msn'anls a day, with mahogany
and pass 70 Ward Co. Has been dsys nsrth Of Hal.eras
with heavy NV gales split sails &c IL, -. ~ . :.
days spars D. r. DeWok Co. Has had hesTJ weather.
lost boat snchor and chain. 80. .. - .
Big florence Mhs,on of Ariehs N 81 Locke, Kingston.
Jam. ls days, logwood TO J. +. whitney 4 Co. 80
Brig Moses Rogers Jones, Rio Jansro days with e0nse 70
sdI Winsd of Y.rmOuth. LOrnE csnfasso' 20 days. with
Biz sOphs sToot, BunswicE Ga, IA days. with lumber TO
s;ST Bds.yAtsr 81 Jones' Lh''' Is days with
sehr Southern Cro.. o ParbOo N 81 George ssvSnis 10
days with i,c to ID. r. De Wolfk Co. Lsf 'ehr America iof
schr RoyS Arch of Canning ~ Dawson JGcm IS dHy'wih
logwood D. r. De Wof& Co. Has been II days nor'h Of
Jones' Long and from ST. Kt' 20 days. with salt TO
sch Pinto Smith st. days with cotton 10 master Has
days north Hasras with heavy and NV gaes sprung
schr r. Hatch. Rocklsnd.
Schr. S. jameson. Jameson, Rockand
schr J. 8. W,dn. Browne, Boston for PbiIadriphia-
Sch. Fanny Keatin. Deavels, Boston for PhiIsdepms
schr. K. Scranton, Dayton New.Hayen for Virginia;
scbr. M. D. Crlmer Cramer. Boston for Philadelphia
sch Besr.e Bear,e Boston for Phsdelph l' ashore on
schr Fanny Mary, Putnam, Nsvburs for Boston.
Scir. Lanrsl, Wooster. Sullivan.
schr snow sqasll sin.Ou, RockpOh for Richmond.
Schr. Lagos. Ryder. Providence. --
schr. Trade Wind, Carson Boston for PhladoPhia; -,
sehr. L. Weaver Viewer Boston for Philadelphia 10 ashore on
Bl3ekwsgs leland.
9chr. Els. Richardson. Bangor
Schr. Monitor Besse Wureham.
ScbT. Balloon Clay. Bangor.
schr. VIM Carroll Col,on Winterport.
BELOW.
Ship Caroline, WorSeu London.
Ship -, tPort) IS days from Lisbon.
Bark I. 4. S,ocker, from Matanzai.
Brig Hornes from West Indies
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POLICE.

SURyBY or THE DEPARTHBST-Irs NUMBERS, ITS
LABoRs, AND ITS SITUATION GENERALLY
Gov. Fenton undoubtedly finds deal Of dry read
Ing matter in the multitude Of figures which the metropolitan
POLICE Commissioners have embodied in the Annual Report OF
Aich nE TRIBUNE published exclusively an abstract on
Saturday But wtha be finds many suggestive and instructive
facts and among them interesting than those ron
she Office Capt Charles ~ Bracket Of the Cy h9L iss
eentemans report shows clearly and eonpfehslNey
than that Of any other police captain the character o. Is
fare which municipal authorities ana our eecINe
have waged upon the Metropolitan police We VIII therefore
eake the CITY Hall police representative precinct ana open
khe prencf hooks 10 the public perhaps the best means OF
showing what has shown time and again. that the nunlc
pal gang will not tolerate an hohes VI Wis 's"u
II they can prevent ~ r.--,, ,c,. nm p.o.t,o.
are required ascertain and report TO the Corporation
ATTORNEY violations OF the Corporation ordinances TO see
~ h that every person corporation required bT law 70
fsho out license duly walks the Captains office and set
cs 70 guard travellers from imposition AZ railway stations
and ferries and to perform such other duties the exencies
Of time and place may require Perhaps best demon
6rste the OF branch Of their shOTs by rprOduc
Ing from the books in Mr. Hawleys office the following
tabular exhibit of the number Of licenses granted by the Com
mon Council for the year ending December 81, LEGO;