New-York tribune., 1883-06-14

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rested after the stabbing de was ,ake
Tombs Police Court yesterday, and held 10 a"ai'
the result of Crowley's injuries
sEEDsMEN DISCUSSING THE TARIFF.
The American Seed Trade Association continued
its deliberations at horticultural Hall in twenty
eighth-st yesterday. The attendance was 81 larger i
than on Tuesday many delegates iro rom 'ns fbe city
in time for the opening session. Inc the
morning was devoted to discussion ol pa 'fo 20
tariff as affecting the seed trade. Ihere secmeu "
be no unanimty of opinion upon the subject, Sohe 1he
of the delegates in favor OF reduetlon VI
present "exorbitant rates. While others, au fras
whom Mr.. Parker. of Boston, adyocatea s;d 20
trade The association did not wish, 1t was said 10
place itself upon record as being favoraDle 70 ioo
trade as it might be placed III an u"pi'""A
In the afternoon discussion was held upon the
protection of seedsmen against unJusc claims rol
damages arising from failure OF SEEDS 70 golni
nate or the lightness of crops from causes peyonu
the control of 1t was said that seedsinen l9Se
thousands of dollars each year through the I[aduu
lent claims Of INSCRIPTIONS farmers lhe os
and mS'''iR@idD Reid Of Hew,YorE No agreement
was reached Yesterday in regard TO the mater,
The thanks Of the association, were extended ~ 70
the Horticultural Society for the use OF its hall
and to the New-York seedsmen for courtosieS e4-
tended to the members during their stay III 'ni'
city.
This afternoon the association will enjoy an ex-
cursion down the bay in the steamer magenta,
which Will leave the WHAT dI lHo iV"" Va w.
Twenty -frst-st. at Up. m.
REGULATIONS OF CATTLE QUARANTINE.
Harvey Harrington, Veterinary Inspector and
Superintendent of the Cattle Quarantine, Will
open the Quarantine Station at Garfield, NJ J.' 10
day The official circular with regard to the treat
ment of imported cattle was issued yesterday: 10
contains twenty-five sections, the most important
features of which that: All cattle arriving IN
the United States from Europe, ASIA, Africa, AUS
tralia, OF New-Zealand shall be subjected 10 a
quarantine of ninety days, counting from the date
of shipment The veterinary inspector al each port
must see that the cattle imported shall be securely
guarded against the risk of transmitting or recelv,
ing contagion until they shall have entered
the quarantine grounds, and all imported catue
shall be under his control from the time OF iahong
until they reach the quarantine grounds. Inc IN
spector must examine imported cattle before they
leave the wharves, and if they are found 10 Dc
suffering from lung plague. rinderpest or apinous
fever they shall not be admitted TO the estaDsneu
quarantine grounds but must be quaranuned else
where at the expense of the Importer. In case OF
imported animals proving to DC thus lmecteu,
such portions of the cargo as have been exposed
shall be fumgatcd. On moving cattle from the YES
sci to the quarantine grounds they must not De
unnecessarily passed over any highway but must
he transferred to cars for such transp0ratlon and
if passing through the highways IL unavoidable IL
must be under such careful supervision anu rcst1G
tions as the veterinary inspector may dlrect; III
the contagious disease shall prove 10 De apthous
fever anthrax Texas fever, cOw-poX, dlptberla, or
scabes the infected herd shall be rigldly conhned
to its she'd where disnfectants shall be freely useu
and the attendants shall be forbidden ali intercourse
with the attendants in other yards aud with per-
SONS outside the uarantine qgrounds.