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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
Will THE COLLEGEN TNiIEt

PROPOSED UNION BETWEEN THE UNiNERsIrY
OF THE CITY oF NEW YORK AND COLUMBIA
Tho fr.t meeting of the Council Of the University
II the City 81 ScW York frr the held IN the
University Building in Washington square last nighi.
The President. Charles Butler. occupied N; chair.
The Council decided t. memorabilia the state LeFN-
L,turc to amend Chapter % u The Laws Vi 1901 in
reference e. the proposed botanic gardens I'm Bronx
PAX which now provides -, board Of manager for
the garden, the President Of columbia college. the
professors - botany. chemistry and geology in CO.
umbia Collc- the president Of the Torrey botanical
club and the president II the Board Of Education
III. amendment provides that ia" following: the
president, II the Board Of Education aud the Tore>
Botanc, club with such member, OF thu fnculte> Of
.cieuc, I'm the following colleges Ia New lorh CITY
g1nntlng the dcgr-e Of Bachelor Of science may
be- duly appointed b,i,sr June. 1-92. by the cor
pYraiion> respectively tlcir committees on botanic
garden ana IN number a, designated bco" 'olnhlD"
COLLEGE {. the TuiycI-lt, II the CN Of Nc~-i orA
- the College Of The 'ity II Ne" York, : It Johns
college. II Francis Navirr', College. Manhattan COZ
l,ec the Normal Collcgc and Barnard College, one
each"
THE university de-, are, that II takes th' step III
the Interest Of the commonwealth. and In ordtr To-
-.curc jI,tle. To- all educational institutions 81 the
citS. Chancellor MacCrach"n Ia "nitcn I" Fre'i
tent Low u 1cfcIouc" to the matter. but President
Low hn, replied that d. cannot cooperate IA 'h'
carving Out O The plan ina>mIrh ~ 'oihlo" uiu ~"
originate the existing law bat has simply cooperatrd
with the 1orrry botanical tlui.
\ .itcr read 10 tn council from - prominent
citizen whose npnIr wa- withheld. who -aid thai he
had addressed similar letter to Columbih' rre'
dent ia favor of = union OF the Two institutions. ana
ufnmisinc +, give a. the united Institution 10000
f,r bui;ciug flud - III" union should be
made Tn. president Of the Council was authorized
to- appon, u committee IL case the trustees Of Conm
Tia should appoint similar commtt'' I" confer with
,hyt lody and report To- tn council
\ chair Of Biblical liirratiir ana The history OF
,,'- ,arity va. established. and the Rev. Edwin
Knox Mitchell. n native Of Ohio and graduate OF
Marietta. appoint Ia MI tae cialr. A., ,.,
AsSt.t,u Pr 10 Robert ". llaE. OF the naiNu
cal chemistry department. vas formally nominated -
f,,ll professor VI andly teal chemistry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
COTTON MiRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Jan. 4, p. m.-rhe sales of the day
included 500 bales American. Futures CLOSED quiet
American iddIing. low mddlng clause, January
delivery. BOD. buyers. January ana February de-
livery. 3Gid. BUYERS: February and March delivery,
SD sellers: March and April delivery. II 64d.
value: April and May delivery. l564d sellers !:
May and June delivery, ls-6ta4 1864: June and
July delivery, 30 sd sellers July and August Ia
livery. 2j-clh4 26-tii. -eler>: lulv ana august
delivery, 25oi04 .d64d: August and september
delivery. ( 2S-Cia 2961d.
Galveston Jan. 4.-Coon steady middling. : i-Sc !:
low mddlng. - :i4c: good ordinary. ic: net "a
ceipt>. 9.-02 bales gross. l0.1l2 bales exports ~
Great Britain, 1924 bales: Ia tll' fOntiaent 10
bales: sales. LIST: stock. li3,24l BALE.
Norfolk. Jan. i.-COtton quiet: middlins. &c: net
receipts. 4,773 bales gross A.!O4 bales exports %
Glea Britain. 1.:}s bales coa,twlSe. 3,,36 bales !:
sale. 322 bales: stock. 61,l-s bales.
savannah. Jan. tt atou weak: mddling. u 1j-1Sc ;
low miilling 9IGc: good ordinary Is &c: net and
gross receipts 2379 bales exports to I;reat Britain,
300 bales To- France. 2GiI bales 10 the Continent
1890 bales coa,iwi>e .266 baln sales, 1900 bales
stock. iI9 323 bales.
New orleans. Jan. 4.-Cotton weak and irrecula-;
mddlng. =: low mddlins u ste. good ordinary,
G3--c. nominal; net receipts 1919 bales gross,
u .33l bales: export, 10 Crypt Bil3n, S45O bales
to France. l2092 taleS. 10 the Continent 514j bales
coastwi-e. 300 bale: sales, 400 bales; stock.
A. lJl hales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
rgr hTBL AND The JCNIOR PRIMER GONE.

Henry l. Nanucss, the Junior partner oi I'll" "NerF
Ito owner, IianIu Nannc~-. Nos. los, lIo ana III
-, ifvtb,r-i.st disappeared last saturday afternoon
d Alice Mc,;uirc, the -Ntcenyear-old di"Pn"r "i
ocb,n vino lives opposite the stable "iso ri' h'' nome
m the same dsy IL ut hiHt thought uiat wv junior
partner had taken with him arg ai"''". " ,t
-, % IN. urm hut an examination OF the books YES
.a.y shaved that this not Nanness j. HsfIe"
=, me daughter Of his partner. lie "a" Mice -i0"ue
~ the .t,cct and succeeded in making her ''au'"''"'
He coil often 10 see her ana to'u III" h' .,ss
80. IN. GIRL disappeared about p. H. on 's'''u''
no,hing was heard from her until after oc'oc" inc
NC evening. Her father then received o7pS''" "o"
49, sv,np that she had left the city ana wa sohs u
Niagara FsIIs. Nothing has been heAio u '
mr. - since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
GOSSIP or THE TIHT.
A;Vcu COMMENT ON THE FACT THAT THERE WAS
40 EACIND AZ GrTrENHrR Re- YESTERDAY.

ARCH COMMENT ON TUE FACT THAT THERE WAS
40 rAcINo AZ GrTrENHrRG YESTERDAY.
When n,. arnounocuent 40 Racing To-day wa
.td A. the different hotels aud cafes where ho~"urn r'
.o,t the followers 81 winter racing were dhmbfoundrd
.i,. ,>.,.. given Wa, that the track 50 hard and
uy that the Iirr Horse owners Association said that
, ,d MOI do (, iare over. aud the executive committee
sent VOID the city A. once In The clN tn widest
,o,. we've crcria'rI the uptown pcolrooms IL was
aid that then. were deputy herln- At the track
with warrant, for twsnty-seN"n booknaheis who
weighed last drawing. aud that many who did not
MAKE boob. saturday had the up ana ""Wd TAKE ITO
chance. rh.r. wa, unusual activity displayed in Ho.
llen and eyer who lad weight was busy gong
,-,, ana. IL onothcr asking that there
no racing Foreman Cora (ilsnnrck OF tn" Hudson
Connty Grand July went 10 Ner-i"rk early IN the DAY
The members Of Fi-" HOfse Owners As"ociation AFTER
tir hor,e had qalopd the track tat ~es unfit to
race n although many days when the track "o'
In o,-. ,bapc and they raced jut the without a
mui muir at down zane Of poker hIst one ana th'h
the other asking why they didn't race TO-DAY they VIII
begin again. - rN"rN'hi. ma W '"""u "No' "'' -
the frozen Jumps on III" track
At O'Clock thcc wcr m'n who said that d. d. Win
o.. did il f,c.v ilcr.o.r Who ha, met Nj. With"ls
knows that ,,rr with single look. but ii Is
surprise t. hear tat d" moe "uit"nburs track dp
thr Free Iiore owners A''" alton could not i''"
Their horse, over IT, Later thor were scNcrl booknaher'
ssh, WEI, win, a. bet 'N-n n..,' ra. cIofr would L.
ta,ina to-d,, That thrv wiz fa.r 40 o." doubts but
how long remains 10 p' ~
1ac truth o the A1il' l. 'H'l warrants nave ''h -
crrl AGAINST ,,,,ai iudN dua!- may OF whom were con
,t.d ON their own plea guilty To- Union County md
fined $50 fol each o!.u,. Judge Van Syckel told them
,h.t ne rit,. tr -onn'nt ss they claimed. through
,h,ir counsel icuoruc" 81 Tho la" Hut If they were
,o,iu convicted thc, would receive hotn tn fine and ia
,-,,,,.,t chem. have bnn thleats % violence should
,nv officer ati, mp arrest hr goundS. but the ones
,,ho male Ia. threats In authority, and there Is
Ii. danger that Officer viii be mocsted when pee
trrl,g hl. ditv FHrrman 'Bi'naick) Corn would
n. fan 4 pretty should he BE- arrested.
e noopl. in other IA the state in
d Atte,.trne stockton, attention has bcer called
IA IN, matter The 'Bs Four have heard from Trenton
nd tho weather not o0k favorable Tor racing.
,,. j. likely q, g.. SUCCESSION ol John Doe and Richard
ro- f.o.t, n Hudson Comfy M nioaiu.
william Thomp-ln 20 the city lls; wees a;d ODD
tho,. Of ns followers who are In this region that racing
xoud surely beg.n st Glpuce,.es January 90. Tho
nsorlc who think h. i NIGH ireightng
e.,snses by -tsying where they
WHO WI be the neat s,srerf' "PhL" Dwyer was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
Very Coniino Wannt.

out Of sorts" " distiat 'he "'"'''
familiar ,ppellatNcs for un'o"iof'"e' '''
lions accompanied with Ia"'uu''
ton Poverty Of the blood, ~ remedy "'''" 80
,tomach.c persistently used Is the paramount "'
elusive evidence that the system l. ms"n'i'"'' "''
b.c,,,se-snd for other csu.c where oip'no VI 49, aa
80, A.. food 4. not assinatcd Reinforce the nag
- ...u,. a, the stomach reform an Irregular coiu''io
., The bowel keep up he Athiu ecreuon OF inc o'.9 M
u..e,,.r stouach B.tters. For over uhrty SS' '"''
popular medicine he's supplied the eolnno ascIen, in
..a,.,. =, ee;cl.nt tonic 10 IT, power o' i"i"r'"'s
st.essth /, attributable its efficacy a. "o'.", ,o
,.a,raa and Ia grippe Thoroughly enecu'e 1" WV "
uHspssa,,n, kidney cOnpsisa sns H'"'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
GRAIN And PRODCCE N1RKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
The bears had complete control Of all cereals ON
the Produce Exchange yesterday. and conSequcnc,
there was u break IN prizes throughout the entire
list In wheat the liquidation OF longs quite
general. added to which free selling movement
for fore gn account During eary houts he mar
Eet dropped 0-.m7.S cent, aud the close bar Nv
steady. Chicago ds pitchr, reported mOe or less m
week. The cables "erc ai,D discouraEng, when
contributed the downward tendency. Indian ship
men's VIZ, barge nnd -eboard clslrlce. rather hshl
The 'PeruIttOh asgcSai'd t2oO'oOO ph~ ~ !; 'si,
nary opened at ~ 81 s, and sold down 10 ~ "a IL"
Ma, started at ~ o6 II. and presently touched
~ O5 -. spot trading was slow aud prices declined
l-2o3I c"ut. EApcitere bought nine loads. and
millels took three and half IOtds The visible
-uppy statement did nOt materially affect me .IiuA
Lower prices were the general rule in corn. aud the
market developed fair degrc. vi a tvly. There wa,
follow ID by slight recovery on liberal export buying.
Weak cables large stock. and ~ Increase IN ,d mo
600 bushels changed hand, The pot market declined
1-20"4 cent, aud THIRTY eight loads were taken b'
shippers, part for special deliveries extending INTO
May.
Dat. broke sharply on frcer Offering, and tn deliv,
ot 10000 bush /, on contract. January drvppel
4 cent, and the other months lot | 80 -
cents. The speculation was more general. The spot
market was also lover ant NOR aGh 1sn IN. ,,e.
amounted 10 LOO tlere9 Of spot. partly for export.
IN. closing quotation, were
Whea-Janrary - "a Il, February ~ % IS.
March 81 O6 H. Nav ~ % "a. June II OF.
Corn january 81 Dc. February 81 IS March 81 37'
0n,s-Janusry 81. February 81 H. May 81 IS
Lard January 81 A. February &c a. March SO 30.
The receipts of grain and flour at Newlor Boston.
Phlndclphia and Baltimore We're; wheat 4io OH
grain. I.i-0l75 bush: flour 70.196 packages At
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals "err :
Do7 hush; total Grain. i,ol5.j22 bush -four 34.l19
pac kage,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo JAN 4.-,attie-Rcoept pit, the last twenty
hrad for same time L,s week. j.2O head consigned
through ,jio head to New orb 2e2O mead on sale,
mon EXPORTER, ard heavy Z ades steady; closed
steady, with all sold: extga steers. loo TO Loo 10,
20 l5a - choice steers, Loo 10 loo 10 - 500
80 good fairly fat. 300 to 400 ib ~ 90" ~ 50
medium butchers aud shippers. LOO L. Loo 3D.
- iOo ~ 30 light handy butchers 900 10 LOO 10,
- lOa 81 30: light. half fat steers. 800 10 1000 ID,
$3 5Oa ~ 30 COWS and heers good TO eNtia - oO~
no 40 200 i" 100 H. ~ 5s 3 90 cows, com.
mon to fair ~ J00 ~ % do good To extra corn, td,
81 jOo - - aud green steer> go to 100 10,
- 400 ~ 40: Michigan >tOckeIs $50 10 20 10. =! 40D
- 80: yearings and light stockers SO - 70 West
fat. - 4oa r, %; export, ~ 75@ So: bologna,
ga - 20 calves, buermilk - 73@T4 vealN, 80 %
I4i6O head total for week TN, far .6.4oo head f9r
same time last weak II 500 head consigned through,
sale l5OOO head market opened active. strong and
cher for all kinds closed firm. all sold heavy grade',
= ~ 80 mediums, ~ 45a - % Yorker g9oo 10
best ~ 500 :. 80 do light. ~ 400 - %. good lravy
ends. *3 7jo - pg' good 10 best ~ 3oa - 10 90
skip, ID fair. ~ 05a ~ - assorted rongus'
s3 400 4, - common rDugls. ~ l5a 10 % stays ~
%I % sheep AMI amb,-Receipls for the last twenty,
head for same time week, 1900 head consigned
through coo head: 10 York. > 400 head on SAFE;
sheep: common to fair. zoe lower: good lamb, ny
10 2oc OH. closing weak and quiet sheep e ext a
fancy. - 2ja - 50: good 10 choice 70" - 20 iaif 20
good. - 25d ri 10 cull> and common - Doo - Nv,
lamb good 70 eAia naive, r" nm9n - :, @ ~ 80
Canada .mmon 10 extra. 80 23d ~ 30: canada sheep
extra to fancy. ~ 5Oa - 20
St Louis Jan. i.-Cattle-Recept,. 400 head ::
shipments 100 head Marker .tI0ng: good steers,
a a5@ ~ 30 medium do. ei 750 - corn fel. ~ ~"
~ % fair Ia good feeders steer. - 1O0 - -. MAS
steers grass and com fed - 20" ~ 30. butchers,
~ son ~ -: Natives ~ 100 ~ Is. Hogs Rec 'lpt~,
500 head shipments 300 head Market Zoe higher:
fair To choice heavy. ~ 95aSi 10; mixed, - %
nght fair to best. Ss} -0a -. >h"ep-Receip>. 200
head shipments. blank. Market strong, medium
grades, 81 7oa 80 IS: lambs: ~ 3oo s..
Chicago Jan 4.-"The Evening Journal reports:
CattIe-Recepts 1000 head shipments. 1000 head
market active. steady Ia higher PIER" steers. rom
- - good 10 choice. - Jq ~ -. others. - 750'
~ sfOckers S2d - % COWS. - 3Oa - 80 Hogs
Receipts 35.OOD head shipments i2O00 head
market a,tve 81 Zoe higher: rough and common.
s3 oOa - %: mixed. ~ 95o - prime heavy aud
hnicber weights. ~ OJ0 ~ 10. light. ~ r3G - 10.
Sheep-Receips 5000 head ShiDmentS. 1000 head.
Market steady native ewes S3o ~ 25: mixed. ~ ;o@
"a 20: wefh"r> and yearlings. Sju -: West ems,
- cor - poor Texans 81 90n - - lambs, - IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE PLTROLETN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
The market Tor National Transit Pipe Line certii-
c WA. cotnuurutiNely strong aud active yesterday.
~ the stock Exchange 1000 barrels were sold at
80 cents. The sales at ,he consolidated stock ami
Petroleum Exchange reached $1,000 barrels al 81 Ia
aG2 ~ u 81 cents.
Refined oil in barrel, was unchanged at I'D
cents IN bulk at 3Oj cents. and IN cases at 40
cont, Crude i'm barrels $50 cents and In bulk at
$50 cents
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. 10 7-'~lj b
francs Brcinen go marks. London. > 1:@j 30
pence.
OH CITY, Penn Jan. i-Nati9n,l Transit certnea1e,
,. nod M III 10 highest o2iac. lowest bi'c closed
KEW ,aes lBS OCO bb. Il 4Ilnce'. $4,000 bb snip
mcnt- los 90 bDlr runs. 22l 332 bhi>.
' ,;,,f.lttrr Penn Jan. 4.-petr1 duh: National
Transit crtitcste, opened a. tl',c clio I'd At 6sc high
,st 6.i.r. lowest 6l'ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
ININN HILL

Ia" funeral ol Luis iaG~"l. who committed suicide
saturday D., hanging himself Viii take pldc" To-
day. Fau,c va, the OF the first brewer p went
into Lii~in,>, At Union II Ills father ama,~ed mrcl
wealth. but lost IL during the Ia,t wear, OF hi" HE.
Lou, Fau-el employed hy GOulieh Abnng, a
beer hop keeper. at New orl ave. md Main ST. ON
saturday lie went 81 hi, rconi stood on barrel tied
. ropc iOunl his neck. and fastened the other end -
beam IN the wall and tl'n kicked The barre nom
lencath hi f'oi. He was de- when dl-c'N"ird.
',ore" Fau-cl the dead man, l,hcr WAS kill,d on a
la,irn.d August Fau.cl. ufcl' committed II c.le
hy blowing the top Of ia, head Oh. ana August fanNrl
u -um II G"orer Fau-cl, va, crushed 10 death bN At
ral lrrIh lI.lIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
EUROPEAN pRoDrCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Jan. "a - p m.-Peef in fair demand.
PORK in poor demand. iIlm- I'm poor demand short
The demand Is improving. short rib about - pounds,
steady ut 32s sd long clear miites about 4j pounds
dull at 32s long and short clear mindless about IS
pounds, dun at 32 shoulders about IL 10 IL pounds
steady at 2Ss. Cheese-The demand j. improving.
TallOw, turpenine and r0sn in fair demand Lard
Spot in fair demand fnturns in poor demand. Wheat
in poor demand. No > red winter steady ut I'd
No. red spring steady Of - ID. Flour In poor de-
mand Corn-sDot and f!tmes in gOad demand mixed
Western spot strong at D , Id Jinar, steady nj
a. II I'd; February steady At l. 3ii. March
steady at - : BAD. Hops at L0ndon-Pacidc Coast
In fair demand Receipt. Of wheat for the last week
from Atlantic ports. 300 quarters from Pacific ports
none: from other sources. 5000 quarrers ReceptS
Of American for the last week. " roo QuSrtpgu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

asked at the ST. James He smiled aud said That he DID
no; know yet The0 plenty OF time To decide before
MAY Is. Captain W. NJ. Conner il mentioned by many
tuI'men. h. considered the best in the country
when he laid down IN. hag.
Pettengl says that he has applied for the place
j. H. Ferguson, who is starting o. Ner-Ot0ns, Is a
candidate for the place. Jimmy" Rowe ha, 'cinch"
Oh II. to use racing expression IN some quarters.
Ia the board Of Control there many
callers yesterday John IlyIud and Mat Allen applied
for licenses, Garfi~on'> snl Bcigen'> t"e"h.f
the list. which j. extensive Nothing was Known by
secretary No>bu,g about the Gut,euburg araii.
J. A. Morris asked by leading trainer the fight
would last. lie laid that il ONLY Che beginning of
the fight.
III. meeting OF Boaid Control to-day promises 70
BE- highly important. There WI! full Board present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
JERSEY CITY.

The trail Of GeoIg" Wnthrup. OF Ilobohen. for
picking Is pocket was Ia have taken place Yesterday
when District Attorney Winfield called The lit Of
Witnesses Rec order NJ DOnough and Policeman Nc
Ai-.r important witnesses. absent The Dis
trict- NttJrBcy a>i"d Judge ldppncOtt for rpa-c p
~. tacc ~ u. ana thci issued. The
court officer directed to take the Recorder and
policeman 10 the County, .lal If they oc:' arrested
yesterday.
II. Johns Roaal Catholic church in Nelson ave-.
has rr'crtiy purha-'~i twelve lot, II Nelson and
IiuloI ave-. ~ n cost 81 ~-:i11 81. The deeds
r'c"ird in the T., gi-irr'S olhce Yesterday The
lot, purchased w1!i front m the new 'onnl> boule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan I Special. There was n somewhat
better tiaie 10 day i'm wheat. tut the Increase wa
almost altogether local and il die not add anNthing
to the price. May opened AT 50 D.. sold between
% q and - Is and closed al "a IL cents There
Wa an in the Local stock of 21oooo bushels
There important announcement winch was
bul>h-the worlds wheat shipments for the Week 10
Europe. The aggregate only J.6OoOoO bushels,
whiL tho estimated weekly requirements are :. NpioO
bushels, The light export Cle;uances forl THIS ,lde
for tin, week ard thi> small aggregate ~ the world
wheat shipments to Europe suggest mat tle on
rss,agc" figure, the morning Will show ,ubstllunl
decrease The Western not particularly bull
I,h or hearl>h. The Mlnncapo, and Duluth ear lots
were 700 the ear, here. 13i the estimate 70. Tuesday.
40 easier for the nearby deliveries. lli't
barely steady FOR tile day. January sold from - 10
10 - :, and closed at ~ = cents, Nav from 4 -
Ia Al = and closed nj II J., cent. oars were weak
largely I'm sympathy with corn and wheat January
sid from - "a IS IL. and closed al - Is GEMS
MAY from - 10 30 IS, and closed al 81 cents. There
va, certainly very keen Disappointment among the
pi,vison bulls over the stocks which Wcr p1blis1-d
o,tni,iay night There 10 cent more ribs than
h,d leen predicted. aud - per cent rOre lsr'i. Vet
lice> after mometary weakness al the start became
strong and actually CLOSED al AN advance all around
some help was derived from tho news from the stock
yaids there being only $1,000 hos, ana prices OUT
there cent, higher. Falrbann, Announced the worlds
-nrk of lard January L. Dol 900 ucrces. 1lOO uere'
increase for the month but 10000 uni"r Tie stock
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

HE COLLECTOR OF SAN DIEGO EXONERAILD
san Francisco, Jan (>peciall-Specia Agent Evnns
Of The Treasury Department. has just returned from
Investigation Of charge against Collector Berry OF
san Diego. Iii, report which was malled to-day -
Washington, cA0nerstes Berry but reveals wholesale
smuggling on the Mexican border and system OF
intimidation prnctcd by wealthy >mugslers. IL seems
that D. o. Mccarthy. rich raAchman, who OWNS
leagues OF land back Of Diego adjoining the
Lover California border. Ia, been in the habit Ot
selling goods 10 MeNican- and taaing in pay d,Oves
OF horses AS his lands both sides Of the
border. the Mexican customer, 'ft te hOr-s In Lower
California; when Mccarthy, vaqucros would drive
them The line and they WoHld be sold throughout
California. BY tins system Mccarthy saved T3O duty
cvory horse and 40 ON every seer that he took
in trade When Berry dis pvcrcd these frauds h began
proceedings stop them. which incens4d Mccarthy
and others engaged in smuggling that they trnmp@t up
charges against the collector. Evans. In h report d.
clas that tho offices Of the United states Marshal and
the United states District Attorney ~ san Diego are
corrupt that IL l. uSees, to try the there because
no conviction can be secured. Inc District Attorney
has Just resigned. while the Marshal is the
who responsible for the escape Of the CHILEAN
Itaa.