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, 1875-05-01

Tbs following instruments wers nlsd fos rec
Tr!day. Apr4 ~:
Tw<uty-e1ghit. 1t. i'd It " Vi W2ba&h av, ~,
15xla,,f Ii, a4l4i April ty9..,..............S 4
Rmstsld st, ais 1. u of Thlrty-st1th Vt, W.
taxi2a7.l 4. with ba,ldto.s, d.sed Apr,i laa X
win buildinrs, dS.sd April ao....,..... :: l.
yaH uuryn It, ntx cor Of Winchester 1t, {, ~
fSAzt.s r. dated Jan, ,N..........:.:.....
usu+y It, ali + Of cent1s ~, u I, 2Atl2s r.
Ashlspd u, u ii i of Nonroo u, v L 23115o It, .
vaA hu}lain2, daso1 April A2s...........,r. 2
, 1875-05-01

..sr.cv sustsinet Isvnrs fnnk jI1d vary unnrituJv
anu ,os no ~ ~ uarnst ssa. nrr H.
nnSess .,n 1n1 n'esc r. sesoce al ~ ysosa anS
shoEn It s3'9oes''o'. ,.,,r
so.rto, n,,,atts ~ .t9aI r.. cti:opo 7ttsuo..
css1as = + Sas9H1 sas fs "A APs
,s 4s. ssess as sst ssefs :' sas2
an n1c ths G tn sna a ron, ..t Ill., %uis
1'eJ; rood. LID 10 80 It's, $j636oo; ia}r, i,65
10 Ito III, {5.1s955Q; common, 90 to 1,0l0 ihs,
si.SoSsuO; bulls, S1.1a@5.0A Tho sales for tho
week footed up i,bi2 helt.
ltoos-Nece1pts for the week. l5,3E head, againas
ana tno demand Hsht, bas few xsii!ng; York buyo1s
scarcely doug anything; rh!ladophlas in noss Dc
s1 9ss Yofssfs s1sosS11s roash nd interior, ss:o
G7.oo.
s i s ~sst s tsor, Tx e'f rs sy ssa
esp a. II w. s season. ~ ~eas SsF pss
for Clipped extra, rs to 100 hs, wooioa s.
good. % 70 93 IT, wootcd, far 70 to ), ~.
sGst oeSs msa'n sSesp. Fl; III 10 uS. sstrs.
ALu.NY:
AttuaY' u. T., Xprll se-DlEvss- -Nsceipss, GO
eass n short Of last week, Of 1 poor Rvtrsgo quality
ana aop From ns orsn
and has bean toaaned 70 tia a1pply OF East9tn atd
local country 1eaers. brighton was represented ly
on'y two dea!ers while Nav York did not put In i
Ghsse ot t " f1 fos e
ou Tho maEto: elossd Il It orenetl--very ta,ne.
sHEsF..!aeoirts. ta ssrs @ !s.s than , i.st xesR:
Market o0 ~ on ~ &fsaes, mlta nosesats nons ne
| 5Xo for .lorn.
Ho0s-aAsket OF lesNc, WIN measfate feeepse,
m M M H. s,,ar TT 49, ~ Ssr1 1,t
| iifEts1 hill '' ''
! nrrr&ro.
BUFFALO, Arri, o,-oA7rLr-Recspss, t,os8; total
for the week. o2s2; no market to-day fresh arrivals
M t ne tcry ~ so. s" nes' 4u
AnErr IND T.unsN1laeslnfs. iGno: total far tbc
week. H. 1; tho market IL Ut dead lock; 10 carl Of
good quality Of sheep 10 the yards remaining uuaod.
which will II shipped EsAt In r3s hands, EASTERN buy
ats declining 10 purchase Ut prtcea dainAnaea.
Mo@sEnseeir,s tos1l foF ~. 'ns ,srs woss tioo
crs, $7.ot@1.E6; heavy hogs. ss,2j@H.to.
NEW YonK. .,-
making ssu TOR the four days. aEaips b.0 for tht
tiIno last woek. Tho demand sery light and
~ = c1n @ s ts eo9m nos Z fsp n
I0tSl2o: inferior cattle, 0X90Tc.
daya s.tust oSb Il t,s ssms timc lsst Seek. SALE
we're slow. Tho market closed liuli At former 70
9ea q. ts,,a g s'' 'oF aa'nofn aosep @aa ~
EMHEMl!seoipta :. $50. making II ,sco for tho fou
day1 aesiptt Is aq6 TOT tic aatno uuae lust wool.
N~'e' -s~''@ ars Inr,a "4'@ ~>"' "'>.
rou,s Anrtl m -frnusNsto.av. /. y..r demand
w.t.. 0.ydS1to. h.cnn. 7,(G4Hn! gana @ tn chntco
'%o' o"e'o' 'a's'Sei Rooo ~ s"''N'
V'Vn1 .,' a,~.ax, %.,, 5....,a. ..,.. =, rooa n.
h..,-s ..,. - :. snasne t1 " .tGcE a n
S'.''.
, 1875-05-01

HoaR--Tho wcak tnno perpadIng tho market On
Thuraa1 not apparent yesterday, the downward
tendency Of prizes being srreated by tho diminished
recuipts Tho 4rFIvzla embraced mich tho same clans
vious, avcu, wolfat.od drovcs, ~ erototore belng
lie exception, md uneven, light, and coarse heavy
lots the ille. Ptices lad witcr range than nsnai.
aaiea making from $7.15 to $l00 axippors Roli ii
s7i57i0, common 10 e!,oieo light Weights 1t s7Go@
7.S,, and Inferior to cXttn hcavy At 9.7e@o.oo Iii
marcia ntabta qr sdos wese taktQ.
, 1875-05-01
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero the receipts aha shipments ri
The leading articles Of rsouce in this city lrng tic
twcnty.four hours ending kt o'clock on Friday
morning, and for tae corresponding date one Jear
nrds
, 1875-05-01
LAKE MICHIGAN.

Ths scht Grace Gro wood has 0oao into ous Of ths
docks u lho Chicago pry-pock Company to seceits
her dni,h!ng touches, shs has boaa eotppetaly ~
built aqs1as tha past .tasaE, and u nov oas es ~
, 1875-05-01

ponT OF CHICAGO. APRIL 80.
AEn1yEp-scow Milton, White Lake, 1,5 IN lurnEcr;
Tcow South Hide, Wto Lake, 141 II, lumber; s.llr 4,
Raat. Musksgnn, 200 IN lumber; Bcbr H. simmons,
Mnnkceon, 2co Il, lrmber echr l.. Mcdonald, afans-
tco ITO humber; fchr spsay, Holland Us II, lumber:
Hchr sfinerra. h1hkegon. too III ur1bor; ser 1o Vs7,
Wuf issG @ i got stn. N @xe ssr c:r,G SSr ao L "
Ill lumber; tcow arsnEdF II. panls Pier. 60 nj anher
sc,r Ii. !. catnpto. aiu.kaxou Tao III u,uter; sess
.or ,rkeson, is N l,nher: fci'r G'oTa. stan'sisc
9on, 's,,ahcr sslr =, H. s.nton, a4aeo rlor, a.'o5
nuyalt. Kcwa,ncc, Iii rtis bark acl.r O. 1libbafd,
Kswanse cssr r9',s sctr w.s,s An.s
sssi iSf ss ss%5 cs:
S is;d ''19ae xsoa .ss Hy dfaas ~: 81
sss ssss bs. e II Il ,ss s nut sD s1 ss5 tss Z .ss. @
ise tsbs 70 Ss1e' and sqndsss sshr
mr. lio1snd. 'iD' IL ~ slaves s, ''na headns; @
rrhr Glad Illinss. slaniatec, is IN lumber:
:h :shr ria Ds S"f Mc 1e st @ rs &C. woo 'hng5 sehf Fl
liritous, o!ay lI4nh. 9o!' oar ro.ts: srr j. leo"
H. nSsn TX n ssh9 s4s Sk5 @ Ms'sss Sssas @ 81
| n iunhori acaf Hirnct, kcwsunJc, 1l1 eds wool;
sehr lnttls Il.hes h,ar:'i,a I,r 70 ;s yool. seht
oIxiarp-strr Nonutnt,;e, sln'teson, 20 brls
SsnS .ss ssGw T. III! 3 f,So' III oss IT, 81
|
tai dast, t..l3H; scamhoa. inare:ton, S.st4o; a.
try aud clearance. f;ssl5.
| iLLtEo.s & MICHIGAN CANAL.
DnrpGEronr T, ILL.,, Atttl3A-An1ilvEp-D. +. Wright,
Morrs, 5000 bu corn, s,6c0 bit Gala; Bella France,
Morrs bUGo bu corn; Thomas gcot!, Marscillcz, Go5g
bn corn; Monte chr1sto. soueca, 100 bu corn.
III sniusiel, q N ltd Midao, aassciss. d N lun,.
Der.
I LAKE FRElaHTs.
| CHICAGO.
Trclghts remain quiet. Therc was como in1niry,bu
only ono engagement VIVA reported. that Dciug the
hin1l seAb!rd for 160G0 bu u lustlo Ut &e
Probably no than ~ or 3t;n could he obtained
fur large voaass. ...
nE7Ho1T.
FFeahts hre very auli At tt'a Fort, End uora IL M
inquiry wAstuscr Tor grain yosscts. Aiding prIcas "a
Oawrgo and DJdeu4htrg Sc und oc respectively.
Lmtrr and coal frcights offering, but shartesi
reported. Csrt. G. +. D. :on reports so1o 600 feel
Of lumber at ostnehe awaiting shipment. and s:.5ols
Torono ma b5s 10 noierirn ali irss II aud but, nj
also Offering, Day CITY to Uiiaago At sl,75, with s2a
asked.
CLEVELAND.
Tho schrz City Of Buffalo and Harscst Queen have
boeu chartered to taxa a1e loada os iron ors from
Marquette to Erla At $l.7a res ton.
| uAY CITY.
Tho charter Of tho prop Bradbury and barge 7. q.
Lester tu load from BAY City for 6aphusky, lumber
Ut SLID per LII, Ia reported.
| OPENING or THE STRAITS.
Considerable excitement prevailed Ill marine cirolos
III suI4 city yesterday, owing to reports that tho leo 10
tho srAia lind finally glscn way, aud that ateauers
could pass through the north clanuel without much
difficulty. dispatch received ,ers from Mack
uaw in tho morning, stating that ths leo In The attaH
was alt moving. Iatox in the day, tho following dis
, 1875-05-01

Western, lne, 4on66c; medium, 6jaicc coarac. 6Oc;
tonbinR, washed, Go@Gso; cofnbng, unN nshcd, 46c
washed, asd74sc: tub.washct', 6stGcoo; extra md
zcrsno, pulled, 1860; No. and surcrans pulled,
4k4jt1a.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW yonH.
spteiei Bfspasth to Tbs chita7o Tribune.
New YonK, April @0.-6nAla-N7leat-Alarletw will
out decided change, with only very noddrato in1n-
~; asles Of 81 00o bu, At$l1s1.1a for No. asprng;
3ll0G3l al for No. . Ch,raau; s..esdSl.2t for No.
Northwestern; $l2lGs122 for No. Milwaukee a.a7
41.3I for No. spring: $t.l521.2 - for ungradcd
tuwa and Minnesota bpring; $l31t1 lao for winter
rcd Weatern; S!.nal.41 for amber do; and
&t4Ota1.4s for white do: also 10000 BIT
No. Canada club, delivered tho opening Of tbs
canal st S1.1o; Ii, zoo bu No. Milwaukee fur Juno Mt
$,2J aud i6,UUo uu winter rcd Western, on spot and
to arrive soon, at $l42 Rye rner at 05u for Canada
in bond and 05 for State. barley scnrco and rn.
Corn leas active md lower: sales 5000 hn At o299c
for wastarn mixed, aud o2H@o3c for yollow We,orn.
okta arsr sales Of 29,uo1 bu At 74t37ee for mixed
Western, mud GlST8a for wl!to WestaTn.
pnoytuoNs--,lllliea unchanged ut 12AG1eatc for
long clear. Lard heavy; aa!os Of 100 tcs st lec for
primo ttaam.
wu1.xY-Noshipg doing, Al buyers refnad 10 tsko
hot1 At yesterdays prsces; $1.1e 1t askod.
FnrIaHTs-Markcs dull, particularly on borth; tie
high ratos asked restrict bu2Incs. To Liverpool, by
Btea, for graio room, I'd Ia demanded. To Hull, by
steam, 5000 bu grain prisats terms. To puudsk,
An italian bark With 900 ora do at 6a.
f1p lhs Assoetssed Iftss.l
NV Teas Aps sortcpnnsssa'' san .,*s ss ,. ..
State $4Go35.30 good 10 choice, SING GU: wh!to
wheat Wcater1l extra, $500 oxtra Ohso s5l0!0
sssi s.j It, Louis '',s' ss. py' '""' '''''y st''
maud No. spring, :! ~. 1.al No. do. si.l5ds
S,es s.d ,',s Mests1 f. H. s1si 1s;
Canada Ws.t. si.so. cer1;-lseepis: S5.eg y: ii
s5I@s5e: 9ais .ssslps; 5000 b.; missa Western,
'Tf.9sri M.sSjuebanasd: a"rus s sh'pptnv, eoac5e.
nnacrn1sa-a!ofcs nuist ana tlr,. Suar ouiet ou,l
.tssly fa!r e eeod 5snnlne s:SsAs; pr5,he. 7la
'sSs e1snxsS sfss urn s 'SS' *'' '' ''''' Ana "'
| rtrRoLxusi-rowar and heavy 1t doclina; ro-
| BrnA1HED RFaiN-Dull; $eo5G110
| 6rInI1s TunrEN 11NE-Dull; 3t6a56So.
Faov.s.osa.torH asass 1sw m,s:, s,s2s, l. Pc:
elear bellies. lse stb d9 l3)se mtddes dull lona
s.saf' VIZ ',n ] and he:yy prime Is ls.1sais,c.
Gasssa-unrIausc..
Wnhkx-puil; 3l.15. ..-
NEW ORLEANS.
NV on,.Ass. Aprtl So.-FLoun-y,rn supsr-
sra Z, n, XXI Is Is: XyX Il BsSd 81. oi,rce III 10
ai'n6 Ief Ss''S' %>' N--' V''S'' '$'S"S~' eS'~S
enin.rx-corn-nsman ,no,crnte. mirsx1 gsn ys1.
,o, .,T ,v,,s,c +,1- -ci keo uI,c T,ts auf1 mi
iovsr. 7Ssafsc 4A~$~' WV "-'o' "''' ~ ~ $50
nr.x-yInil anil 1twer, 81 IN
Hx1-Du'I: prime, ss4, ........ .
| pnoyrsrnya-fork n,lrs,sced. s19oDan3o3 Dry
..it ,ncats sc,r,c sna Arn, shoulders Ios cl.ar db
l9o: oicar, i9Mc, naeon MssdJ shoulders, WV;
cieae iii, i1t<Gs hatf riaar 19afali,r llnma srarra
At Ha:GiisEc. IArd 1nies flsrce, pasEers, ID ;
, 1875-05-01
LATEST,


NEv Yong. April 3o.-Money easy 1t 3k@A. Prime
mercantile paper, 400.
Sterling quiet: ~a1tsts71 for sixty-day, and A90@
Cox for sight.
Dry-coods imports for tho week, s., ,4oS.
Customs receipts, s303,oo0,
Gold firm ut 1lsH@l1sk. Borrowing rates, 9G2
per aunuu, 1-c4a1-32 per diem. all hat
Ths Aasissant-Tressurar dllbursel 910l, 900,
clesslnge, *, ooa ,oou.
Specie engagements for to-n.osrowa steamers,
tl,e00e05.
Government and railroad bonds stcsds. State boads
quiet.
Tho stock rparket opened steady except for panatas,
which went down pos ccut. Az tho day alsauccd,
there was aectlne u aE per cent, which VILE moro
than rcoregt later, will lilo chief adsanco In Morrill,
~estsru. After o'clock the market WA again weak
with "ahush leaatng tho lsclins. Al tic hna apee
lilo market waa steady, with recovery Of 3ftsx
;j,5 to TX: Wabash from lsK 70 AK; Atlantic
Union from 70 IL 70':. Tho large diyidrul-rAyin9
stocks 1uins and without much clanRe. Waisaah
recovered tho announcement that tho directors OF
tas Company left here this norupg for Toledo 10 per-
fet plan for the financial organization Of III sa!rs,
1tangaeona 1l1,001 sharcs, OF which goo
Tlcitio 3Iail 80 900 Western untnn 1i.0u HHrhwc..
era, aU3 lsocE Ialaul. 10000 Eret 7G0U Lake Shore,
la,c0o Wabash, aud 5,00a Un!ou F4c.lc.
, 1875-05-01

tho EnRsh market larse fees Of whtstl.s' Ss:,eI,.
and ID consequence uf htto nnux''a! nrrltala ene Lon
don and Liverpool markets aEn for te tie ~ M @
and aDw drcline Of ID rar Genital, or hrafiT ne Et
bnshc from Tho highest rohI. Of the past Hp; I,o
arr,sa Tor tho ra.s week IN Ire '~n s 8 nrr rrnt uf
tho wfae arorl.t atoat on Anil g. n" esttlnan bs-
i,lu ulr for fha arrivals At trk. Bristol. iasGo"t
Londonderry. pnl nthrr s'niier markets. Which hs"-
ercr take IN tr aggregate very Respectable percent
nge pf American wtttAi shipments.
in ttiA cnuteci,i VIZ nnr, III regard to tic coming
sr1iuu wheat rrnl, TINT Tim seeding wan ronmehctl
nIs % Two weeks, anh In aoe ast lions three waeis
later than usual. II Il not yet fully completed Ia nany
rar,a ct Sostcrn 1nuse laws. and iargn portion II
Wi,rons;n III tcse ssrtions 1t least tho nscFage will
be is 81 rer cent rss than lay yeat IN Muneaeta
tile Rre,nH IL about completed, though II will average
teveu 70 lei, days later than usual. bnca tho sectl1nx
ha4 been ,lone, tho weather has l,acn by no means
x,nla havsna hesn the prcsa.ng fcstarc, while but
two really pleasant and warm days hare ylftl us
during Tho rast three wceks. Tho usual a, etsent!a
spring fntns 70 necessary to tln Gcrhnafton OF
tln sc havs not hrpeared+ eon'o1ouily thcra IL but
ilttie Of 1t above thr ground at psasoEs writing.
The absolute necessities of tho country Will re1uiso
nsst9o.uo bushels. Should tue shortage ,prnye a.
great tfr present reports Indicate, tho yield will Ht
u,,,rh exceed 2bl &s, tuil.c.. IN which event dc
fcol,ry of snl,o ~ D91o bnshrla n apparent III tbs
requirements for home consumption.
, 1875-05-01

NEW YORK pRY.oooDs MARKET,
NAV YoxE, Apsl 5o.-Ths naskst was Fsthsf mora
active today and cotton goods prints. Gnghams. ete
vess In TAR dstn1pd Cotton goods ot the bast ltaa
, 1875-05-01

ftof1 pJtOnUCTs-Wpru rnthcr n,orc actIye, and II.
.,,,r lii no .,,,,.I w.. .ou frr rh,,no ,n f.r N
,s .,,s. " s,o, ,,.r nan,, 49, "nneornr1 rho
tno sa''ees from oineI loh's Net' eoneef"cu. ~
trailing chiefly III changing over, except squirt on
June nork towards tho close, previous 10 Which lilo
market lad r]td 1uli at .oun, The recoIp.. Of hosa
Nefo fnodesa'e VILE ho thh.eF'al c.anec ~ ~"
there was not much product o!as'ns. she bulk OF ~
. ~ ~ shoaa tnr as.y , bsrn rroyiosy arrapge
,"oss VI .os a'a, y, ,r, M ao;, rr, ts
we he'e 'nat sne fece'p1a " 'u Al'' s"s' i''1 wv
country nrc fully equal 10 aha shipncn'A.
MEss ponk-Was ib better demand towards l
o.etnc viii, scarcely ANYTHING ,,opr before that limo
49,, ,,..I a. ~, -, .I,o, No., y,.L wna w.
ano Att'Apceu e'o itf Va "AeA ~" 1o.A ~ -, ~
portc NJ closng strong. saes wern reported ot 3''"
pra srcr May At fNe)}27b0; 1900 brls roller juno
~ eoo mann an. ~ r,s er11nr JnIr NJ 81. ;s a. "a
~. ~, III. s,', .vors, ~ ao1 17t To,r, ~ Y,,
, 1875-05-01

sHEEf--Were IN If8ht dema9d, md Prizes wfFo
ararcaly sustained buyers took lUld vezI aparingly
anu for anything not suited to the wants Of Eastern
buyers Tho average Of the market was lower. Wo
quota common 10 choice woosd 1t $5.23@a.s0, and
Az
, 1875-05-01

ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.
DErpcEronr, ILL.,, Atttla5.-Au1s1yEp-D. I. Wright
Morrs, 5000 bu corn, 6,6c0 uu Gala: Bella France
Morris, 5ooo bu corn; Thomas scos, MarscIllcs Go5a
bn corn Monte Chrt.tot 3eneca, O,10o bu corn.
CLEAHED--b3nuGc, Ottawa, 1o,:ii feet lnmter, 100
III shiuKiel q IN lAth; Miaic, Nasscles. o. m lun,-
ber.
, 1875-05-01

TITS following Instruments were nlsd for record
, 1875-05-01

EIIIEAUU.
T1cghts rcrna!n quiet. Tllero como inquiry, but
only ono engagement VIA reported. that Dciug the
hin ser aenb!rA fos 16ogo bu corn 70 Du.Ao u &e.
Probably no than " or $50 could be obtained
fur large sosasss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
SUPERINTENDENT or THE POOR.

THEIR STATE CONyENTION-OUT-DoOR RELIEF TO
THE POOR AND DOMICILIARY vIsIrs-EMPLOY-
MENT OF PAUPERs DISCUSSED.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. T., June S.-The State
Convention superintendent Of the Poor called TO
order at the Court house in this city at o'clock this
afternoon by Sas Blanchard of Cortland County The
following were elected officers OF the Convention:
President, George f. McGonegal of Monroe Vice
Presidents George G. Clark OF Orleans and stephen X
Williams OF suffolk Secretary, George Hoxe Ot Albany
Treasurer l.. L. butcher OF Dutchess.
The members the Board OF Charities also
present About 80 delegates answered at the roll call
The first question for discussion the subject OF tenn
porary relief The debate lasted over an hour and re-
suited in the adoption Of the foowng
Rss0ird Of this Convention that outdoor
reef should conducted with the greatest care by over
seer and Of the Poor and perfect system OF
should he organized in district ana tha doi
eliary visits should IN every instance be enforced
The Convention next discussed the question OF EN-
ployment OF paupers in ashouses. The drift Of the
marks showed desire to make amshousc farms the best
In the State through sound system Of pauper labor.
Invitations to visit vassar College and Eastman Park
were accepted and the Convention adjourned until 3
o'clock "a. tomorrow The members Will, by Invita-
ton dine the Almshouse and visit the Hudson River
State Hospital tolnOrrOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

contracts will not be awarded for week or ten DAYS
Between 5000 900 and 100000 worth OF materiai VIII
be needed during the fiscal year above named.
The Postmaster General has received no direct IN
formation from President Hinckley declining TO allow
the poeta cars to run his tracks the limited ex-
press. Inasmuch however, the cars were not per,
intted to be attached TO the train yesterday ne VIII
make the request of Nh Hnckey that such PERMISSION
he granted.
1.-The Commissioner Of Pensions has selected from
among the ablest clerks in his bureau the following gen.
tlemen to compose the Board OF Appeals Joseph
Jockey Deputy Commissioner. imam; j. l.. fen,
ncmaI, George Ewing, +. NJ. Dawson, j. b. ~ an ahd
Dr. N. +. Graham MS Medical Adviser.
Mr.. Weld, who arrested in the Boston PostOmce'
week. robbng the mails, 10 the eighth clerk ar
rested In that Office during the present year by spec
al Agent Field against all Of whothe was abundant
proof OF guilt.
The Secretary OF the Interior has appointed Gov Ak
tell OF Utah Territory, to be Governor OF New Mexico
vice Giddings deceased, and Geo. W. Emery, TO DC
Governor Of Utah, vice Axtell.
Joseph A. Gardner has been appointed Internal Reve-
StOrekeepcr for the Ist District OF New-fork ana
Vim. Pricer for the LIST District of Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
THE GALVESTON CASE.

MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL-ANswER OF THE NEWS
PAPER PROPRIETORs IN THE CONTEMPT CASE.
GALVESTON, Texas, June SIN the United
States District Court this morning in the case against
the propreors OF The Galveston Nes the attorneys for
the defendants presented motion to qlash the indct-
ment on the following grounds
First The Court has no jurisdiction in sucha matter OF
contempt and such procedure on the part OF the Court
is contrary all law and practice of the United states
Sec0ud That while tie propiieots OF me Nens claim
the right and privilege discuss all questions before the
Court in which the public is interested yet in the article
referred to, on L" Law and Higher Law, no dsrespcct
was intended to the Court iDtmated In the orders OF
nor av attempt made influence the cause then
pending in the Court or to bring II into dsrepute
Judge Vim. r. Ballinger, Of counsel for richardson
Beo * Co.. his desire 10 state the legal points
involved but Judge Morrill, decided not to hear him, say
ing that he would take the papers under adyscment until
tomorrow morning. The question in his mind first To he
settled was whether the sufficient to show
cause why an attachment for contempt should not issue
II IL was further proceedings would be unnecessary The
attorney for defense in the recent civil rights case
made a motion for trial before Judge Woods or
Justice Bradley Of the Supreme Court Judge Morr1i
took the motion under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
WESTMINSTER COUNTY BOULEvARDs.

Some time ago the Commissioners OF Mid
lapdaye Yonkers having sufficient money on hand,
nor power to raise sufficient additional funds to complete
the work contemplated by them rendered their resgna-
ons and offered TO the work and the cash on
hand So OOO City of Yonkers and the town OF East
Chester in the respective proportions contributed ny
them The authorities Of Yonkers and East Chester,
howeyer declined accept the designations OF the COM
missoners The latter therefore resolved 70 expe9d ~
the Inono- In their hands toward the completion OF tne
ok and then turn the roads To the CITY OF ionkes
and The town East Chester II u estimated na' apo'
cid 600 more will required TO finish the work Deg:
f ,e 81 600 Oh hand 1000, raised by the town OF East
Chester. win be expended in compng the approach to
nated In the town OF East Chester. between the
r'c md the White Plains road OF the $1,000 raised
by tie CITY Of Yonkers only VIII De & ens .ds
Of The Bronx River aud the balance o Oh Highland
Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
CONVICTION OF A SEA CAPTAIN FOR GREAT
CRUELTY TO HIS sEAMEN.

BALTIMORE, Md, June Oil INC Cniteu
States District Court to-day Judge Giles, in the case OF
Capt Moody Of the ship Alexander McCallum, on trial
for nhuman treatment and cruelty to his men, the jury
brought In verdict of guilty, and Judge Giles sentenced
Capt Moody to three months Imprisonment in the City
Jail and fine OF $500 and costs. The McCallum belongs
at Thomaston, Me, and recently made voyage from
England to Caao, thence to the Guano Islands, and
thence to Baltimore, arriving here few weeks ago. The
treatment Of the by the captain and mates on the
VOYAGE from England " CallaO so tyranncal and
cruel that 10 OF crew OF % deserted on
arrival at Callao, and 1t charged that the
death OF one caused by the treatment he re-
ceived II difficult procure seamen In place OF the
desercrs and all that could be got were III boys not
able 10 perform the duty required Of them The evidence
before the jury that the men we're subjected TO the
most arociOus cruetes amt disgusting dearadation one
sailor being made vermn and human 0rdure, and
all we're beaten with handspikes, beaying-pins, and
ropes and otherwise tortured 1t said that after the
sbp east anchor the lower harbOr here the mates
paid of and left for parts unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
BLASTING THE FLOOD ROCK AT HE'LL GATE
The work of blasting the celebrated Flood


Rock at Hell Gate, in the East River, between Black
Wells and Randals Island, and opposite iaetts Point
was begun yesterday by the Government employees,
under the supervision Of superintendent Boyle. The
magazine was removed last week and on Monday the
drilling was started, and 20 feet Of boring was accom-
nlishcd Great is necessary in the blasting opera
lions and the engine and drilling machinery are PRO,
yesterday with giant powder with great effect An i'm
ensc hit was made through the top Of the surface rock
over 40 rods Of the rock The men worked TIL
midnight and will continue until that hour for the pres
emf II is the intention u sink central shait ana run
mt tbe Galleries and headings in the way as al Hal
let's Point There about Big acres to BE- exea' aei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
THE AMERIcANfsocIErY loF CIVIL ENGINEERs

PITTSBURGH, Pcnn., June S.-Ihe sevehth
annual convention OF the American Society Of Civil Eng-
neers assembled at 10 o'clock this morning Minor W.
Roberts called the meeting to order and delivered tho
opening address paper by j. b. Eads Of H. Louis, on
Upright Arched Bridges" was read by the Secretary,
and discussed. Interesting papers on -" foundasons
and Erection OF Structures by Theodore cooper OF
bt Louis and Oh The Means Of Preventing Accidents"
ey j. g. Eads were also read and commented Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

BANQUEIs TO BE GIVEN AT DUBLIN AFTER TIE
SHOOTING.
DUBLIN, Tuesday June g, 1873
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has issued the
invitations to the banquet to be given 10 the Irish and
American Rifle teams the evening Of the day OF the
International shooting Match. The Masonic body viii
also entertain the American rI6emen. The Erenng Mad
expresses its satisfaction that there will he no Fenan
element among the American visitors. Many Americans
have already engaged apartments in Dublin for the me
when the match takes place.