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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-19
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, January 16.-Cctton.Ne re.
Futnrrs closed very steady; sales, l0-4O0 bales
January, sl2@?i2o2 Febrassy slSI4i; ~, as ys
si3.79: june. sI3.3I6esi3.s2; July, el333H
iIS.04; august, 1914; september, el2.4sa
ii2.50; October, ei1.s3@s11.S3; Novemoer'
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HD'E.EED SASH. Sc.

HOT-BEp SASH,
superior quality. Al bottom prices.
WIuTEHURsT 3 OWEN,
Manufacturer. ~ sash. Blinds, Door &C..
Twelfth street between Cana: ard Eyfd.
Ia l3-d& vim
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BALTIMORE.

BALlIMUNE.
BALTIMORE. January ls.-VircGnia e., deferred.
49,: consols, 6S ,; second series, 3s1; pasi-dne
coupons, II ; new lo-4O's. 80. BID TO-DAY
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND wOOD.-DOWN SHE
" OES.-FIRST-CLASS ANTilRACllE a.
a.. Nor ton, =. 900 pounds; LUMP sPI LINZ s5.3U
rSrton. 1000 pounds: PINE aud OAK MOOD
long. saved, and split: WEST NlRG.NlA IN
GiSE ard CUMBERLAND Goals. Full we.gh,
and satisfaction guaranteed. 7os hroad ana TWO
Cary street luc OF IL iN'r.
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THE STRAW BONnsMEN.

WASHINGTON. January 1S.-The hearing
in the alleged straw-bond star-route cases
was continued in the Police Court to-day.
Beyond the identification Of a quantity Of
papers which the prosecution desired to
put in evidence, and which led TO great
deal Of wrangling, no substantial progress
was made, and the court, at 2:2O p. NJ, adj
jOurned until tomorrow.
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sr.4s: No. Q Milwaukee soft, cash and J.nn.ry,
| bats weaker NJ 43c. Provisions higher. Mess-
pork. sI7.2S cash and January, 1850 kebruary
Lard al 4 o cash and January, s1l.lo kebruary'
Hogs frmer At t6Grt6.50.
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EuwAIaEL, Oauu..i, Ao-l.... s1lss -ud N
changed. Wheat s.IonSi Nv. NlwaeAse kaf'
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Warrington.

NAVAL HISTORY or THE wAR--yANCE's EDUCI-
T10NAL BHI.-THE ORTIZ CONTROVERSY IN
THE HOUSE-THE FUNDING BILI.--yIRGINIA
ITENS-LIQUoR-TRAFFIC CONVENTION.
l-...-.........I..,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
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AFIER THE ASSASSINATIONS.

LATE NEWS FROM LONDON AND DUBLIN-rHE
AGENTS OF o'DONoyAN ROSA HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE CRIME
LONDON. May IO.-There is a continued influx OF
kilograms from all parts OF the United Kingdom ana
Ireland expressing Indignation AZ the crime
Mr. Gladstone will 90 to Chatsworth to-day
Tbe Ddily Ntars SAYS that the appointment OF Mi.
Trevcyan is hailed with satisfaction By the Irlsh
members The authorities IN Ireland are sanguihe
&c tbc intimate success of their efforts to capture
the murAcrers.
The Tclegrapks dispatch from Cork says
" The subscriptions to thereward fund now amount
n 60 900 The excitement has in wise abated.
business is partly suspended The opinion gains
ground that no resident lrishman is connected
with the murder, but that ODonovan RosSas
agents are guilty Of the deed. large
number of tourists who landed at Queenstown on
Monday and Tuesday from America were so shocked
ON hearing of the murder that they Immediately
took Digit to England and the Continent though
they had intended to visit Ireland to view its
scenery"
CHESTER May 1O.-The police authorities OF
Dubin teeCraphed last night to the railway ali-
thoriics here to arrest man IN the train from
Holvhcad who was suspected of being concerned IN
the murders. and The man was taken into custody
on the arrival of The train. The prisoners head Is
bruised and his hand is bandagcd
DUBIN. Nav 1O-Thc meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce Yesterday 10 denounce the crime Of
the ,ssass,ns was the largest ever held here.
At a special meeting of the Home Rnle League
over which tie Lord Mayor presided, resolution
expressing horror, grief and detosation was unan-
imously carried. ,
of he English people in the Irish Crisis ana says
"Thcre is no trace or rashness or precipitation.
Tie murders seem to have generated III all parties
| desire Tor appeasement and concord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
MEETING oFTHESTlTE BOARD oFHEALTH

ALBANY May 9.-The State Board Of Health
held it, quarterly ing here to-day. There were
ureseut Or. t. 4. Moore. president; Iristis Brook
br j. savage BclaNHn. Dr. william W smith. health
onicer; Professor {. +. Chandler Attorney raj
Iu4,cll Dr James G.. Huntand Dr. Elisha Harris.
The sanitary Committee submitted supplementary
report on eiger by Albert L. Colby. showing that the
SUGAR ~ Id IN New York IA moi adulicrned any con
sdorabc extent. although much adulteratcd sugar II
mere prepared for the Western market
The Committee ON External and Internal Quarantine
rciorled through Or william NJ Smith the efforts that
had been made by Dr. smith, AZ Health Officer II the
port 10 check TIC importation OF smallpox through emil
grants.
Tue following resolution WAS adopted hy the Board
JesolrI That view Of the vast number of grants
entering our country through the port ana stat. OF New
York ana the labor Owed IN yaccuAting and protect
I'M, tcu and the pcopc If the United states ngau-t
upoy the state Board Of IIealthof New ork here nv
ifmeudA that the Health Oicer of the Port New
York -nOud bee assisted by the National Board OF Health
ia deriving such unusual expenses are incident
10 the examination 81 cnlgaut passengers and the vac
ciunt,n OF Insutlocny projected persons arriving al
Inc port; AMI II IN the opinion Of the Health Oricr Of
tbc port and OF the president and secretary of this
b1aTd II IA important 10 establish t.mpOrir ~ nn iuspec
ou ~ e grant passengers at iiornczyilc and ;och"-
Ter FOR further safe guards against coutaon these oil
ccrs hereby authorized To request assAn-, VI like
nature the National Board, Aid ~ have charge VI
such tcMpOIarF service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE.

The third annual combination sale Of jersey cattle
began Yesterday at the American Institute Build
mo The cattle were selected from the herds of
vel known breeders OF NewYork, New-Jersey and
The New-England States, and the sale attracted a
iargc unnber of BUYERS SlXtythree cattle that were
sold brought T2o(GO Nancy lie lie ~; "a. 'T EnIg
Inonths-od heller, bred and Owned by ,. NJ Burn
ham. OF Saugatuck, Conn., after spirited contest
was knocked down to to F., + I T,ns Wa dT9ac
that was obtained AT the sale: MI. VI alton also
bought Susie Price, $41O, and Ny Queen, $40,
from j. " \. Willis. OF Marlboro, \. D.; tTolic,
1913. from s. NJ Burnham; Bertha Dove, 500,
from John d. Wing, Duchess County and IIu-
deaux, $40, from v. K. McCfeadX' OF oaugaiuck
M9haie. gray COW with small cuIvlng horns,
Owned by John ID. Wing, was bought by ;.
W Shoemaker, Of BALTIMORE for S1a5. e. Crsls S4
TLc following were some OF the besi prices obtained
for the rest Of the sstle F&ee Y1S bought by Gi
Inr1e Farm $40 by William Whiting, of Holy
oEc, Massachusetts; freaerica; F729, by u; w. W.
Young Duchess. matronly looking COW. The sale
will DC concluded to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10

ir Scovilel had threatened to put his vile III an
insane asylum and therefore could not see her. ITO
would resist every attempt 10 eetaphSh ino"''J -
the Guiteau family. 49,,
At thus point the examination, which was held in
one of the rooms of the Superior Court. was adj
iourned 10 Mr. Townsend's office, where Mr.. SEQ
VILE continued his testimony: lie SAID tha ne ies
Mr. Guteau at o'clock OH Monday morning AZ tne
Aston House, and made an appointment win MN II.
one of the parlors after breakfast They dld not
meet at the time agreed upon, but later IN 'he uy
he saw Mr. Guiteau Ill the ONCE Oh the Equt-
able Life Insurance Company. lie saiu 10
him: Twill YOU let me see my wifeI All ask Is
an opportunity to converse with her 1t can Only
harm you to prevent my seeing heI io III Suiri
for 1t in your reputation and business. II you per-
sist in preventing me from seeing my wlIe; shsli
not hesitate to expose you III such way tnat you
will probably lose your position IN this
who told me he had good deal Oh IN
huence in this company and lie most eiP t.nar
r plied.; DO all you can | have nothing more TO
say to you" He then turned on ms heel ana went
to his desk. Mr. Scovle sad that on the evening
OF this day he met a man at the Astor HOUSE, Whe
told him that Sir Gui.cau had sald 10 knO, Oh
men with whom he was speaking That he had ieit
Mrs Scovllle at the Ashland House. lie went to
the Ashland House. but could not get any lnIorhia
ai0n note "V directed ms to Mrs scoylc and asked
said he did moi know of any such person staying at
the hotel. The conversation which took place DC
tween Nh Seville and tne clerk ana the proprietor
of the Ashland House was '0occlou - ny M
Armstrong aud the matter Will be referred to JUS
tlce DOnOnuc to-day.
Mr. townsend offered in evidence telegram from
MI Guitcau to Mr. Scovic, dated April ~, which
read " she is with me cannot say ABOUT her III,
April Is, as follows: Frances Mrs scovlilel and
Bertha all right. Am surprised at her revelations"
Inc examination was then adJouIned MI 80
willie stated that George T.. Earle and Clarence h.
REYNOLDS had worked upon Mrs: ScoVilies mlh1
and nllcd her with the idea that she cOud take ad
vantage OF the notOnety when she idu g''lncu 90
the SISTER of the man VINO killed the late President
10 make money, by means OF which her Dro'her
might be saved. Mrs. ScOyllle had also become Il
party TO unjust suspicious against her husband ana
had caused "A bill to be drawn tor the purpose OF oD
tanning divorce. she charged hun III the Dlil WIN
improper relations with several reputable Wolheu'
The bill had never been served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
rIvAYCrs OF THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.

eTle expenditures for the Musical Festival are
Stated to have been, between $4,000 and
a. tIe rrhearsals and performances $4,000,
and 81 900 was expended in fitting it up. The
orchestra. numbering 3O2 ms ruments, en-
nnch more was gwen TO the twenty So
i"stS In bringing members Of the chorus and
orchestra from other cities and keeping mem mere,
s10 onO was spent and as, 600 went lor oIches raj
scenes and chorus music. The expenses OF adveI-
tislng, printing, selling tickets and so forth,
amounted 10 $1,000. 10 these items arc 10 u 5
So 600 incidental expenses. -
lie receiuts are expected to about equal tho out
Law II NAV however, be necessary 10 cali on tho
So 900 i'm he guarantee fund, the expenses may
he more than is expected. The largest audience
was ON tie closing night. The directors allowed no
con.drra,ion OF ex pense TO deter them from doing
everything that would the artistic success OF
the Festival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
C1-ADAIUPE NOT YET SOLD.

that the Western Land and Live stock Company,
oTganized under the laws OF the State of Maine
with an Office at No. 25s Washington-st Boston,
lima an island off the coast OF California 1t was
sad sad that the company intended to till the land
fish for seals and raise stock with the expectation
of realizing large profits. The company followed up
these statements by putting 10000 shares OF stOch
on the market. Juan y. Navarro, the Mexican
Consul General to the United States says that there
i no proof ON hle at the proper office in Mexico OF
any transfer OF the property named and he desires
TO give notice that the Mexican Government VIII
not allow anyone to take possession OF until legal
fifln IL acnuired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
SHIPPING NEVS.
PORT or NEW-YORK......MAY Q. 1892
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer City Of Montreal (Br. Land Liverpool April y
Queenstown - with ndse ana pasSnsers TO on g Dale
StSaheI and 1-scnqerst saadeTeon q Son
Steamer picque BID Clayton, Catanla April Il. Palermo
Steamer Main cCcri Barre Bremen April 90 with mdse
Seamor Hudson, Freeman New-Orleans 51a days with
Steamer civ Of Atlanta Lockwood Charleston days
with m,ls and passengers to W Quutard & GO. -
folk With mGse and passengers 10 Old Dominica 50 Co. ~
steamer Mcclellan, Bhups, Baltimore with nd'e anu
steamer ScpGne Berry Boston. with mdso and p4'sen
steamer Amos BaFstow corw1 progdenfe ,,. in b,
ia1 70 Appd Sor Berge Amsterdam 40 days with mdse
70 o cider vessel to Punch Idyc q Co 81. A., ,,
Carrira utAu MSlEll'rG, "a, 10 So1 - u-''' "'"
Bar Bluchcr GER schumacher, Bremen 81 days with
HS Premier Nor Guttosen IIayrc 81 days. In ballast
10 Ea F yces sp Tremoya, Mabanzas II days with
sugar gar to order; vessel + Key co. .o ,.
Bremen 11ie A Siehofe et' in LSweT Bay.
sUNsGTaw,na A. Ha .S Y% W. c aS "N"' coa anu
w The fo owing arrived on the Sth inst bat were
ogu 9y Of Macon Kempton days with
md ~ aud passengers 10 Henry fonEe, r. -, -, al, .,
Name salas; vessel to Benham, Pickering Co.
Tark Douglas Campbell ot Weymouth, Nsi Myman luil
81 DAYS With 10 NowlOrh kr Co FesSe 70 james IL
"f afs Raul eBraz Neta Aracau SO days. with to
Har L%na %or MorSnSGn ,, Ma d days VIZ" sugar
BARI diueno ssson - Jago 80 days VIA dnantana
mo- with sugar TO- dc RIVERA &" 20, 'oSSe " " ' - ~
CLEARED
steamer Ganla Br. Hnin', Liverpool via queenstown
steamer EanMia tFr. Fanguel uavre-Louis dc Beban
steamer Gamma (Br Davis, IauaG, NS, anu S1JoA ND
Clark s. Scaluan .,. .. .- - = rtr,o.r
steamer Jo,ephlne Thomson Moore. Bhlumorc hIems
steamer Automatic Jenncv. Nest Point NA-OIH Dominion
,-noI4 Hind. & IN
H.r. Cavalier tlrI Jackson, Liverpool -Mchay ~ ia
Rark Harold FIR. Alatcrrc, IdFre-bOyd " Illhuhol
Bark Neritas NOr Frcdcrckscn DahtHlc "er-' iOoi"s
& Co ,,...-.. eto.,v,,b d va
BarE America, Armstrong. brls"town- Boz" Ato"-
bridges SOhe ,po
tearcrs Arizona for IvcrpOol Daniel StefnInann Ant
weri iOi Trinidad Juliet. - john NJ rc" or Nv
Nrtrl,r, Wynuok, Richmond. Automatic. Wet Point Va
ar.s tlru-bOck Auckland, RcNelIO, Ant"7P Usage
DiiA b, tl.Ih and Enrique. Matdnlaa . 49,,
sailed Long Island sound 'tcatnors falaua alA
CID for III John. y Is. iunstall. COW bay Gil.
TILE dJEtd- rs DF , tEA4GSA
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN May 9-Arrvct steamers Ncvada Br'.
Tonr from Arr go On her way u Liverpool tIY
81 Richmond Br', Watsius aud Egypt Br SUMNER from
do April 80 for do. N -,
lIfIL. MAY O-AfrNcl, steamer Lciahto tbfl, rogers
nom New-N oh April %
,NriOy M.v o Arrived steamer Oder Ger, I'm
drrt.ch from Sew NorA Aprl - ON hcr 20 bremen
INRSl 9-Arus.l steamer atate OF NoFsia tBrJ,
stewart Sow York April - ON her WAY x pls=
I.OIIERi ~ May 6AillNu, steamer D SsiIl thSrA'
| Deddes from New-Iork AIaI 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
rvAyIvING pTBLIC SCHOOLS.

Alderman Hall, at the meeting of the Board
Yesterday, moved that the Board of Health and Fire
"Reminiscences be called on to examine Public
School No 40 in East Thirty as to its
sanitary condition and safety in case of a panic.
lie declared that the school was unit to accommo-
date the large number of scholars who attended it,.
and that stables in the rear OF the school building
yItated the air. Mr.. Wells moved that the rcsolu-
ton include all the school buildings In the cliy;
Aftcr n long discussion the resolution amended
10 include an examination of all school buildings
during the summer vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,, ,,,vop,s CHOICE FOR TWO OFFICES

TUE MAYORS CHOICE FOR TWO Ofr i''
cowo,, understood was ii that whatever noinlna ma
,;ans Tho Mayor should mako would DC iau ~
Nv The Aldermen that the chamber was onS auSus
twothirds filled when the Board met !es'eiEiaa ,;
There was marked absence OF PROM OyRr;cn
rd Ssensrsl Henry A. Barnum. Without any pre-
anu ~: 49, announcement the clerk read commnlca-
tn from Mayor Grace, nominating Kandoiph ID.
Marine for Police Commissioner IN place OF Siuney
y Nichols Alderman Kirk promptly moved that II
ne laid on the table, and this was done without
4 second communication from the Mayorn omna,-
cd Wetmore Cryder for Park Commlsslonerlnpl ace
NJ Smith E. Lane. Alderman Bernard Martin
moved that this also should be laid on the tape' anu
il promptly done Connlisssloner nSn0 COMES
Of the opinion of his counsel, Aaron j. Nanaerpori,
that his term OF office does not expire until !
10 1888 and that he purposes 10 assert ms - - nm
the Office until that time. On motion Oh AIu ,d "a
Martin the Corporation Counsel was re9uo.,o, tho
furnish TO the Board his opinion wne,n The Corpo-
term of Office of Mr.. Lane had expired: mcd Tho
ra,'an Counsel has already officially lniorniSu ' 9
Mavor that In his opinion, the term % H. rresent
T,,; ss"nsr Lane expired May III the prcSen'
year. ,,.. :; ,otive of this city, age
iol1. tnd;cd Iaw'in the Office OF Judge ltaPailos'
IL - a member of the law nrin vi Jdoha :.
Mort;,e He was for several years plolnlii. .
Toenher of the Tammany Han uenera T,,nt :,
conventlon. lie left Tammany nan Wngm l 10
commissioner Purroy and Police justice Aui ot tSc
SNI, 49, dieciplincdr He is chairman OF INC
snt,Kelv Tammany General COMMITTEE sr.,,-
Wetmore Cryder is n native OF TINS cry d5o !nlo's
80 uears lie is well known in financial ciICies,
S ~ boen for some time president OF the Maulson
Snuare National Bank. lie mas never go
SUI Identified with any political organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
sWINDLuNG BY TELEPHONE.

A swindle in which telephone was used came
10 light yesterday il brooklyn; On Friday alter
noon. +. b. UCOnncr, j. dealer III medical books
nnr,"t inc 10 come from Dr. J. G. Hutcmoon well
known ply siciau Of No. 479 Cnton-aye, for seven
medical works worth about $50, for which mes
seugcr would call As the order was mol al unusual
Quo. n was filed. About two hours later a boy
called Al the bookstore with the following note:
40 CILSToSAyE., May 3. 1882
Mr.. OCONSOR, jr. -.
DEAR SIR: VII you please deliver 10 bearer the boo s
Iteepnoncd to You about, and if you have Looms
Phy-icai DagO- let have II, other one
am al Tie CITY Hospital and Will scnd you The amount
by bearer. Respectfully j C. HUTCHINSON NJ H.
YLe additional book Was Dut IN the hnhd1l- aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
WORK OF TIE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

At the annual meeting Of the Mercantile Library
siatcd that the receipts from tie Library and elm
ton Hal amousted t. $49,7ss II, and the expenses
to $40 1919 56 for the last year; The amount eX-
FLe number OF volumes purchased was 4,s37 and
the total number of books now in the library IS
1o57l4. Tie number of members who joined IN
tbe wear was l. O3O and the total number Of mem
beers is now SIG The Clinton Hall STOCKHOLDERS
number / 701. There are ti1ty-slX editors ana
ecyentv-ninc honorary members who are entitled 10
nse the library, making total of 5,212 The mum
Der of books circulated during the year was l2o3l3;
of which CT .737 were fiction, G,639 we're standard
works and II O69 were in fore gn languages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
CADz. May 6-Arnyed. steamer Utopia fBr). McRitchsn
from New YORK April 23 for Mediterranean ports.
nOAESTIC

hVm NoH- ioth hPIu 80 tor hr*iitetrsnooh Pof6
DOMESTIC PORTS
HALIFAX, May S-saed, steamers Hbernian, baltimore
Mianese Boston. FtZroy, Liverpool.
VERA CRUZ Nay 5-Au1yod, steamer City Of Merida NO
IntOsh New Orleans
7thIuived, steamer City OF Washington Zimmerman
New York wa Havana,
BosTOS. May 9-Arrtved st0a Acadia fBr Hars>n.
shem Mediterranean ports, Aries Googns philadelphia
las BIZ HoSeasos Liverpool CenQede Hand PHILADELPHIA
Cleared steamer Bulgarian lBr). frsnt, Liverpool
Sailed. steamers Hercules. Philadelphia; Bulgarian
PHILADELPHIA May ARRIVED, steamers ohio AMI MORT.
Liverpool. Junafa Howe. savannah Fanta Nelson
Charleston; W Everman smith, Richmond, Ann Eliza
Warren, NewY
Cleared steamers Acadia Graham Port Antonio StanmOre
OBI. Jennings II Jsbn y, WOOdDnrn, Hall. Mirmaohi
Sailed steamers PerkiOmen Chelsea Equator Fall River,
Wyoming. Norfolk
BALTIMORE, May 9-Arrived. steamers BERKSHIRE Kent
Boston, sarsgossa, Hooper, savannah; Bruno. fosei
New.York.
Cleared steamer Fanny Cadwslader Clark, New York.
CHARLESTON, May 9Arrived, steamers City OF Columbia
woodruff NewYork Virginia. Philadelphia.
sAvASNAH May S-Arnved steamer City Of Augusta Nick
ersOD New.IOrk.
NEW ORLEANS. May 0-Clesred. Mariner (BrI,
Liverpool; Louisiana. eager, New YORK.
SASFRASCIsco Nay 9-Saed. steamer Meath Hong Kong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
POLICE STATION REPORTED UNSAFE.

Examiner McGoin, OF the Buildings bureau, re-
nortcd Yesterday hat the Fourteenth Precinct 70
lice station. No. 2O5 Mulberryst, was dangerously
unsafe the walls having settled. Besides the
Snoring up of several walls he recommended lhal
the rear part which Is occupied as a prison. NC re
built ILc station ana me aIJolnlne
UouSe of Detention tor Witnesses were
ercc,-d III 1871 when Joseph ). BoSWOrih, Henry
smith. b. +. Manicure and Thomas ). Barr were
Police Commissioners. The buildings were con
stIucted hastily, and repairs have been mace Oh
loih al different times SINCE their conpleiOn' Oh
The ground occupied by the polce station large
ice mouse once stood, and where lhc prison oA'cu-
sion now Is there was formerly deep PIT Tor draln-
ave nnrposc, The builder hllcd III the pit Win
tnbht,h ana lad the foundation walls on TINS. he
sradul settling of the walls, III consequence o. the
5nSecure foundations, has BEEN noticed IoT many
The action of Examiner McGloin adds TO the per
plcxity OF the Police Commissioners regarding ponce
Station reygirs The entire dpprOprat ION i0i suCl
rrnairs for So is $4,000, which includes 9O,OOU
ALREADY ordered by the Board o. AppoIhomnent 70
he aupled III repairing the old Union Market Dulid-
ing a. :. station for the Eleventh Precinct. Since
fLe BEGINNING Of the present year the fiith IRE
cinct Station IN LeonaTd-st has been declared IN
ste and the Inspector OF Buildings has ordered The
"Reminiscences TO repair il. The cells Of the lwen-
tv-iphth Precinct Station are IL a,bad sanitary con-
GJtioD. and If Is estimated that upward OF FZ'OOu
will be needed TO repair them. There are thlrty-nVe
stations in al to be Kept III repair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
TIE FR4NCO-SP1yISH TREATY.

MADRID. MAY On the Senate to-day the
Treaty of Commerce with France adopted by vote
Of | - TO u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
MR. DAGGETT,s WEIGHING CONTRACT.

The Secretary of the Treasury has glEfm at the
Custom House. that the contract will be terminaseo
at the month the SSs
abS one Prominent customs officers say that the
work has been done in sage SyompaiH from
; ~. While Mr. Daggctt has been the CON
tractor Mr.. Daggctt is said TO be making strong strong
efforts TO secure a reversal of the secretary ieceh
orer Int il Is not considered probable that ne VIII
no successful II is understood that the Secretary
bol1cves tba, the Government can do the work more
economically and efficiently than II can DC uo"c ~
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the messenger departed with it and the bill AS ne
did not come back with the money, Mr. OConnor
concluded that the doctor had been called away
Yesterday however, he asked Dr. Hutchinson about
the matter by telephone and learned to ms
that the order for the books had not come lro i
The matter was then laid before the ponce anu
detective was assigned to trace the swlndler'