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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

Pacific coas, 1902 choice l9sa2oc; DO common 10
PRIME 1s@ Isc do 1892 I2qi6c; old ODDS 'a'c' W.
HAY AND sTRAw-Market quiet ana nr X i Goas5c;
Snnng '"A g,:5 do clover mixed coa7oc straw iohs
rye sDa,s5c: do oat i0N ijc; do short rye foc. IT..
POtLTRY-AIIVEThe was l,tle ear o LIVER prices
W. on, Fowls p.r IL lOG1Oc. chickens ":n I've, :,
ROSTERS &c; turkeys mixed "pluv, u% nar slasl 81
Igaarns r1r nair 4rI Ijc DHESSED-Arrl'a con
tinue liberal largely more or less GU. VI y nric@s
but choice. sound fresh r'G"ipts ar >, and we 1uote:
steader tone those being rather nara 70 NM 80 fGc:
rbcns Whiiadelphia Iaiic chickens Jersey per u No.
ioa lie: do western sasgc fowls Western prnS va
80, 80 Wes,crn 55Sc: capons Western llgi2?c; do
Philadelphia. 12ai5c squads per Dozen y -''H TO-
GAMEA light call for prime fro oi6 s Ens s snipe
fresh per dozen 81 jodSi -: golden p@yer - com
grass ployer slqs 30 sand snips:; .9no' '"'''
mon per pair. l5n2jc; do jacks "'p'o' ,,,
POTATOES AND VEGETA BfES-Potatoes pi'h,y, u ,
barely steady. Choice grades OF onions 49, o,er
stock dull low. Norfolk spinach was :" 49,, h,,
age condition to-day and most SAILS a, 800, ,i
some poor lots ranged down 10 '"c hhl' i'sS
d, at jpdG5c but little choice sold N i0c southern
green vegetables all kinds in good demand Wheh Vi
choice quality. but receipts are largcly p'io" p',
tatoos Maine. p"r bb. 81 73aS2 %; DO sac per
81 5ods 81 do Jersey per bbl. 81 25@sl 49, do ri.sh
mnrnuns. 81 5oasl 80; do bermuda n"T PEI pon; III
81 1898 so other Southern Jersey ga - ~ %
white per bbi siasG 30 rcd 81 3ITsl - DE- Ze2%
nrnirs white per bbl 1890 DO Russian Goa CO., ;3S
squash Long son per b T1a>- per bnsct 5or
sssr " G@ chSylcson per basket 25a75c: string
beans Florida rer crate s2dS 90 squash SouhSU per Sg
per haf-bb box. 81 5oa't tomatoes Florida per M
riar g. 5omsj: 40 KEY West. crate. - -1nN.s 90
per carrier. 81 75ds2 20: IIa,ona nor carrier .rH@
I' XorS,H nor hi 5of,,cr: spinach. Norfolk per
bb. 5oca,: asparagus Charleston, per bunch. 5Ocas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
neninp range and close to-day. and closing bids the

Market closed quiet and steady. Transferable notices.
80 10000 bales. Ne"-Nofk spot safes ''-
market quiet and steady middlng upands 80 midiling
Gulf 7sc which unchanged compared WIN N"si"i-
DAYS prices. Ncw-Iok receipts "i' bales gross
9G bales exports Continent it bales Great hliain:
SINNERS stock 80 bales Total port receipts 20
dav 73s bales thus this week 53.i32 bales Et-
ports to-day: Great Britain 3pi bales; France. "Hr
bales: 9s3 bales. Consolidated net port re
ceips SO far this week $3.50 bales Exports: Great
Britain a. 49, bales France. 1S3ss bales continent
10 10 bales. total S3.2SJ bales, stock. NJ. 10 lhl"S
Bombay weekly exports March 20 March = ls' 're.'
britain bales. Continent. 81 0Op bales Last year:
Continent: 5000 bales Receipts lN"i 1000 bales tst
year 40 bales Total exports since January J. ls''
Great Britain 2l.OO bales: Continent. lbl.vo bales
bales Total receipts January l. 1894 10000 bales
last year $4,000 bales. Stock afoa In ~ mhay ha'Dor
lOo 900 bales against 1900 bales same time last year
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton in fair demand Al urn
bales American. l09pO bales receipts. ll"p bh's;
American. $500 bales. Quotations: ordinPry. ~. Es
ordinary i50: low middling. llh' middIlng' '"i'
mddling. middling fair. -. FUTURES ope"'i
steady. demand moderate at l-G4 advance.
COFFEE-A decline Of ~ points was recorded ipr MA, n
delivery "a partial advance ~ points Tor "th't
in the foreign cables considered Of sufficient IN
portance affect values either way Purchases i'r
account Of Baltimore moderate scale sicad"d we
market in afternoon but local sellers were disiosd
To- liquidate easier ton" IN The later
dealings decline ~ points was shown l.l' was
reis al.ance TO IL go r"s Exchange IN
Santos 800 reis advance. 10 y res receipts. 100
stock S10O bags. Cleared from RIO steamship
Calico. with 1850 tass. Hayre showed net dec.
Of franc March francs. April lol francs. MAY
100 francs London advanced 81: March Us Cd: April
los MAJ AS 81 The Hamburg market was steady.
prices showing advance OF d pig and decline OF
). pig o,o.., s,o.d, ., no,n,, decline. Sale. were
bags, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March Special The feature In wheat to-
day selling hy private wire hous" ~ million
or more bushels ''D"acon' = V. White The crowd
Immediately Jumped the conclusion tina; tho Deacon
had boon on to Washington AMI got something On the
inside a,ou, the Saturday Government crop report on
farm reserves The Sew York selling was taken 10y
local people there being exceptionally heavy buying
around the put prc@ Wheat finally closed only 1, cent
under "Wednesday, NAV sold between COS. AMI I's. AMI
closed Cables steady. export tl'at-
nnc 10000 bushels. The ffic" current "Ttl
mat. 100 oo.Oo bushels. IN" t"nr
u"rfa-t surfing ~"aih"r when the West
had every Northwestern cars 3'5. were rs lare"
last year. TIL Minneapolis flour output showed an
lncroa.. 5000 hau"l~ over tn" ~""- "W" lt ~
els viii bun the price and that farm reserve much
Owe bushels VIII bear H.
corn was steady within narrow range. May sold
bet wren ~ ana 31-s and closed 3i', cents Tn" mud
roads In country tending To- ss"n IN" receipts. ana
the aeroralzcl t. the seai"arl. tending - in
crease shipments tn" bui factors cash corn was
nm cent Receipts 2lN cars III" estimates wrrc
90 cars tlearances were 36J.VD bushels cables
higher. firm COR precisely the sam" reason
that corn May sold between 81. AMI 'o's. and
closed 81 cents.
Provisions were steady within narrow limits Pork
under last night lard, ~ cents over
Thor" - 'sn hogs. tine est
mate for Friday 1900 E"c'i - will he light.
long as country roads impossible.
curb puts on MAY wheat ""i" 81 cents. calls
CO.. cents.
Puts On May corn were 81. cents. calls @7's cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ThurslaV. March \. 1871.

~.
market closed to points hl;heF ~ "a
but to = lower late months and st"adN. me M
sale made AT advance OF llp,il ~
Yesterdays closing prices MAY S'li,ht q"
65c and II sold mp IN '.""' anu '"ril
of to 80 closing at 1jOc bid Nearly all tho news AZ
hand mis- morning had a bush tinGc. Tn" INST f1tt
came was an Improvement Of 1iii in IN" pri'" e" iN
pool futures the market closed win ti'at a'"l.o
held Spot cotton firm. with prices uhchHls'H anu
sales of bales. The receipts AT the I'it~ WIZ
rather lieht and the Manchester export movement I"
tho month lust past shows that enormous amount OF
warns and cloths away as compared with ''
movement January year ago The h1pi"N'h'it
abroad had most beneficial effect on the local market
and notej above was the result AN"h-
~ belief that whenever silver went
OF Manchester suffered, but on the two
silver the most severe me cN-
Of goods have always shown large IN
crease The receipts NewOreans torlorro" are es-
tim,,ed nj bales against 100 bales last week ad
OO7 bales Receipts at Galveston were only
90 Iaes AGAINST 915 bales this day last week AMI
oO6 bales last wear This light movement at that port
he scarcity of freight roon and That
cotton that would otherwise TO Galveston is being sent
,o Nsw-Orleans from Houston. AdVices from New
orleans state that the large shipments from Memphis
and Houston will probably appear at that port tomorrow
Reca,,s al BOMBAY FOR the week 10000 bales.
arain 80 last and total receipts since January
we're III; bales than last but the ship
n,ens 10 Europe only COCOA In excess II last years
movement while amount anoat in Bombay harbor Is
% 600 bales less.
ntgh IA, and follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
THE ST4TE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March s.-Four firm. unchaneei sales 1900
bbls. Wheat steady; No red spot and March; TAG
Gle; May 63d63isc; July. G+asq6sc; milling wheat by
sample. 6od6lc stock l,o4 o5o bush sales 1000 Corn
quiet; spot and March, aga i2.c; April }ltsg4-c
May 42lzq42S.c mixed l1sc bid southern corn
by sample i2kG44c: do grade 4294c; stock. olsGos
bush; sales bush. nrmer: demand fairly &C
tive No . white Western. S1z@$sc; No mixed do BOY.
Gaze; stock. IA hush Rye firm; No =. oinjIl2c'
stock Sob bush. Hay steady: good 70 choice timothy
sl4 5OdSl5 Butter weak: creamery fancy, &c ladle
fancy 20Q21c; rolls fine 16c packed. l2c. Eggs
firm 15Ql6c. Coffee firm; No lIsc Other articles UNI
changed.
Boston March s-Flour quiet Corn hrmer Oats
and higher for spot; clipped 39ia4oc Shorts
nominal. Provisions dull. with pork and lard shade
lower: steady Butter dull and weak; extra fresh
Western creamery. 24c; New York and Vermont 90 24n
CSC. hrm tendency higher. Eggs firm best West
ern Receipts for the week Flour. 2ltl3 bbls and
sacks; 22s 22s BUSH IOrO bush; shorts
394
Chicago March s--The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

riverpool March 3:,5 y m--T;eef in poor demand;
extra India mess dun prim" mess dun nj Dos
Pork In poor demand. prim- mess Western fn" hu" -,
rs pI Hams in poor demand cut about - 10 III
n, steady "A Bacon poor demand; 'uihbeIdn"
cut. about - To- 30 n duh Mt 3s; short r ab" - ~,
lul AZ as long clear n ,Ides. about 4; H. dull n 3js
Gl long and short clear mdkfs. about - ID duH NJ
3is. Shoulders about T. 10 lS~h dun NJ us noes" IN
,,,.larot. demand. American finest whit" and colorcd
steady NJ 57s Tallow in poor demand prime city dun
tt us cd Spirits 81 tIrp"atn" in moderate" d"mt'n
steady ~ 22s Resin fair demand common steady
Il 7sd. IarG-Spot In modcrat" demand; futures IN
un demand: Western spot firm NJ 3Ns wheat IN
moderate demand: NJ red winter steady A. IS 10 %
Flour In demand St Louis fancy winter dun at
Is al Corn-Suot In fair demand futures IN good dc"
nanl. mixed spot firm NJ 90 sgd, March firm
1t - 81. April a So 81 Nav firm at IS SID Hops
at T.ondon-Facnc Coast In mpdcrat" demand, easy a.
Iosai5 COttons"cI oil. Liverpool refined duh AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

Savannah March : Cotton firm. mldilng 2 iGc: low
mldng q II 100 good ordinary -lGc net and gross
receipts ~, bales exports coastwise 52i2 bales sales.
l,12j bales stock so.alO bales.
New Orleans. March S.-tptton nrm good middIhg;
1'-iGc; middlng 3-l6c. low mdiinT l-loc' se@9aa
ordinary receipts. 2N1 bales gross. j ,2
bales: exports France. Go lales sales 100 bales
stock. 80. 3l3 bales ..
Galveston March sCotton quiet; middling. nc; low
mdding i5-iG.. good ordinary. 6Nsc: net ami gross
receipts % bales: cuastwse. JJ22 bales safes
I2S bales: spinnars. 81 bales. stock. $40 bales
Norfolk, March S.-,'otton FIRM mddlng, nc, low
mddng q 1916. good ordinary, Csc; net ana gross
receipts 395 exports coastwisc II? bales: sales 'o'
bales. stock ~. rs bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
BOSTON wool MARKET.

Boston March slrhe wool market has been fairly
activ" steady The sales ~ tn" week ar" ,t'Wo
bounds Fleece woods been quiet. with small lots
Of Ohio and sold AT 2od2c. Xxx At 2ln22r. and No |
22isc per H. Michigan y sold At lS'sploc. with one
sale Of No. at ohio fine deain" sold at .3g
2ic. and Michigan 22c with No ! comhing AZ ga
% unwaahcd and understandable heeces at l3G lbc
tnwnshed comhng woods firm At lOn2or for one
quarter and threc-eighths blood. over l!NnWD h ~
Territory was sold In the ~ lodijc principally. or
"A Ycorned II0c for fine. 31d3'c for fine
medium and Od32c medium. with the market strong
Texas and California woods have been quiet Pulled
sales mostly AZ 22H2Nc FOR super.
Australian quiet foreign carpet woods In demand
and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

frner: No Milwaukee CSC: ungrafed Western. 5'n6oc
$50. Observation-Disclosures nominal; canadian In bond,
52d5Sc: State B5Gf0c silver buckvheat is very h"aVy;
hu, fancy black Is firmly held Et.DS.C lover seed
dull; No CARROTS quoted al ~ ~ ASKED sample
seed 5GS1O - per 100 Timothy market
quiet sample ssed 81 25dS5 in store.
we pve comparison the prices % the previ-
.1ls d. anI Tor mo cnrrcsnnndng date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

The business In State bonds was uhusua'Ss o.
small being confined To Tennessee settlement o., %
at 7Ga. and one bond at -, OF city oank $500
American Exchange sold 49, at lol, ana o''e"'
tai CO., at 2i5. ,, T., tho
There was a very considerable shrinkage III Wv
business In the general bond market pu.
ported transactions amounted 10 sl,nfoVo d. 20
value The movement OF prices was ltleeat
but most issues recorded fractional gdinSs1
Gibson As rose further s. per cent. 10 fT",ry
but seconds lost 4 per cent ana oooi a a. SSiL
land Is gained the same fraction al ol12 sw,i
Fort Worth and Denver City hrs.s' vi os The
transactions rose per cent 10 ,o'2: "a soc.
Philadelphia and Reading issues. hrsl an, a ,b,rd
ond incomes closed without change VIII ,c,ive
incomes gained a. and general IS We lc,lSS -ss..
with a final advance of 81 per cent AT o,,iioHnsv
Richmond Terminal issues were iraeu~n,her
higher at 23Is for 5s and 5Ola for os' :, ths
of issues suffered small losses. but usua" Ser.
transactions In them were insignihcans .,,as
ence Is made to our full report oil pohu n,sining
Rates for money were unchanseeout - nar cent
a, per cent for call loans and 10 Sa'7a pe'
for fixed periods. . ,.as az follows:
The Clearing House statement y, vas a., 20 ,oo
Exchanges SIS 1885, 773: balances so,o.,,.V r1sarng
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 VI. was
House s27l 1855. Its net gain on =. u" aon an coin
a a05. sO2 made up by gains OF slco- lions
and tI4o 7O2 In currency. The DAY ope 90 600.
Included: Receipts. $685. 800; paymenS,'; ,T t7k.
Ils: resulting in a general balance u '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

Hiralo March S-Caitlc- Receipts Mr tho last twenty.
four hours -, head. total for week thus far "iH,
r,ir,V, ~, he,G. n'ne T. New York On sale 40
head. market opened duh and closed dGll. lght, -"
ccpis Tor IN" Inst '~-ntyfour hours ~" h"hi t''.l
f0r week FAR go head. for same time last week
.G"" head consigned through $3.50 head 10 Nrw OK
head sale" $3.50 head. market opened Gun bnl
shade higher closed seaal ~,.h all solo ,n, a."
common pigs. Workers s. l0es' -. mixed paeNrrs e.
e'oI heavy. 81 Nias5 pigs 81 loas, ~ feW s. 90
ough-. 81 25gs' 40 sheep and lambs Receipts oF inr
far Coos, head. I'm" last week. 31WD head.
consigned through. 80 head. nor" - ~" "r". on
cio-ei very lu Win loads unsli. best lambs
81 :jgS, ~ good 81 'oH<i - lgh' aal common
81 e. To- 8 sass X io' weih , So 551isi
East Liberty, March s'a'c Receipts lsht and MAJ
Ss , LISA i5%" t -y ~, e. ~ an rh .~el ). 20
- - e-pi fa cows sul hof"rs :. "a - =: Hogs Re-
phln. s. l5aS5 ~ hes, workers. g. lo1$5 -. comuon
t. fair Workers $30S5 ~. good heavy sows 81 "1$' =,
stays ana rough sow- 81 5ogs, sheep Sulrly llgh,
tair 90 5@as, No. cgmmon 81 az .cs5ns. an;
lambs. >pSt -, Sr!l ''N"' - '"">' - "'''' NM
Inlon stock yards Chicago. March sCattle Receipts
s. H. sfn"kerS and feeders - 25aSl 90 cows and bulls
81 2idS3 so calves - 50pt3 - Hogs Receipts = go,
head Marke, nrm prices unchanged. Heavy. 81 500.
MSS. light 81 1"p>ri. pigs. :" 2"ES' ." Sh""p ~ s~.
ccipts. l0'.o brad Market firm Inferior to 'no'" SO
- louis March s-Cauc-R Receipts. 9I5 heal. only
about !. carloads IN th" nniN" division ns,sns "i
strong and fuliy ioc higher. About - carloads con
siituiel tho supply IA" Texas department. mostly iI
steers s. paS3 ~ cows s. 81 Texas steers s. iUS3 D
Hogs Receipts 2.Nt head. Marie" opened a''N" ana
and n" close weak. Tn" fnli packing rang" was
shcep R~c.p,- spi had. Market active and strong.
Demand brisk. Nntye mixed. S. 2jaSt. lambs s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Receipts ~ cars. III head 10 cars for East
mans Company and 2 FOR the market. no iindlnE
feeling steady civ dressed beef slow at 3gaNc per 10
for sides and 3aG- Tor Texas and Cootodo DO
Latest cable advi-c@ quote refrigerated b""f selling at
p,Hoa,c. tops lie estimated dressed weight NJ snip
inenis reported f1r to-day Friday
CALVES Receipts al Sew York markets. - head
Market weak Ss1S7 per i"p - for common - prime
y.als. eaif selling - - 90 lrr-- 81
5Har per n fr country dressed FealS IA
loi,c fuf o. dressed and 3Hic for NV" calves.
Sales Hume Mullen: v@as lli y 1,"rag" ~ ~ ."
per n. no. ~ ~. -. ! d'. l'6 III, ~ ;, %
SHEEP NNp LAME. Receipts ~ are. or '.1l re',I
cars ~" market AMI cars for butchers IIal
ing limited tuf prices about steady iot sheep VIM"
lambs wcre lOliIr lower. About half IN" STOCK was
ln4old Ordnars fair sheep sold ~ S3p>3 :" per l",
70. common choic" lambs 80 SASS H2'2, DIX "
,ill sheep So - Dressed mutton slow. ~ "H"-'.
dressed luis soil rlovv ~ S'r1isc INT mainly ~
Ga7c dressed spring lambs In FAIR demand at
- 5nH>' per carcass.
Sheep ~ ~ 80 - -
Hume q Mullen: 1913 state lambs. - ~ A. 81 CO. lf2
10 - y, ~ N 81 -. 81 stat" sheep
- ~ -. - d. - H. M 81. II. cus - n. al
g. -
: judd & Co.: - Western lambs. O. n. AZ 81
HOGS Receipts. - cars. IN h"ai About car
load reported snlI g. 80 per luo 70. Market lod2"r
lower country dressed weak NJ Gl>c per II for heavy
saics \ W Lamb: 81 state hogs. 1874 " average. at
per 100 y
Ia n. af 81 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
Closing PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE N STOCKS.

Thursday, March s-p. IN
The stock market was more active. but the Inc
crease in business was due apparently 10 real
Ting sales and the movement OF prices Wa
downward In fact. the market was as WEAK
to-day as yesterday IL was strong. but II must
be remembered that a rule, the tradlng -
largely local and professional In view OIL '"e
personal explanations in the Senate the weak
moss and renewed activity in Sugar Refining
were not explained unless brokers with WASH
,ngton connections had put their friends on the
short side II there should be another rally
there will be. Of course. another opportunity for
some Senator 10 arise on a point or hlgh PRIV
ilepe and announce that he is not Spectator
in stocks. Il is always the wicked partner
who makes the profits for the firm. The spec
uation was not altogether local, because Eu'
rope continued to sell securities as it found
market 1t may be- that it felt some anxiety
about the currency question. and the coinage
OF the seigniorage can be prevented only ny
the Presidents veto. His power may no; be
exercised if on his decision rests the fate OF
tariff revision. In other words. This is the day
for undignified trading between the highest
branches Of the Government. No predictions IN
regard to tariff and revenue laws are possible
although there remains a fair chance that free.
coinage of silver may accompany even small
changes I'm the tariff.
American Sugar Refining lost G.. per cent and
the Granger stocks about > per cent on az
average. 81. Paul declined on the declaration VI
the usual dividends. They were earned ana con-
sequently should be paid. bur unfortunately pay
ment requires money and in some instances re-
Gently surplus earnings are largely a matter "
bookkeeping. The St Paul and the Burishgtvn
and Quincy companies have maintained their
dividend rates but By this action their position
undoubtedly has been weakened. The downward
movement was almost universal and 1nal changes
we're declines although last prices were not the
lowest Fears OF heavy gold exports were par.
TALLY allayed although rates for eNcnahse peris'
direct shipments TO London as well as 10 rams.
II Is not expected by shipping houses thai more
than 81 000,000 will be exported
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARhEI'
Government bonds were neglected until the last
hour when $50 900 coupon rs were sold al ll'S'
a slight decline from previous sales Inc mar.
ket was steady at closing quotations as loho"S'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-14
eoTHAM's POLICE CAPTAINS.
SchmittberRer to be Tried Next-Wast
ervelt Added TO the List.

New York. Dec. 1S-It is understood
that the counsel for ex-Ponce Capt.
Stephenson, who was yesterday convicted
Of receiving a bribe, viii make an appn-
cation for a stay on the ground Of reason
able doubt.
1t could not be learned at the district
attorneys Office at any time this
morning which one of the other in
dicted policemen would be called to the
bar. but everything points to the ar
raignment Of Capt. Schmittberger. who is
under indictment for alleged bribery in ac-
cepting $500 from Agent Forget Of the
French Steamship Line, for protection at
the Company's dock.
Schmittberger's case differs from that
of Stephenson, in that Schmittberger was
indicted on testimony given before the
LeXow committee, whereas Stephenson s
case came before the police board.
Schmittberger still retains his rank as
police captain.
1t is known that ex-Capt. Doherty was
slated for an early trial by the district at
torney, but the disappearance of Mrs. Thu
row, who was the principal witness IN his
case, has changed the plan. His not
likely that Doherty will be brought be-
fore the bar until Mrs. Thurows appear
ance as a witness is assured.
1t was stated at the district attorneys $
office that the next trial will be called
early next week.
Capt. Josiah A. Westerveit of the 104th
street station was placed on trial before
the police commissioners this morning for
neglect of duty. The charges were made
by Supt. Byrnes. The neglect of duty
consists in the captains alleged failure
to suppress policy shops in his precinct.
In all eighteen places are mentioned in
the charges and specifications, where it
is alleged policy slips were sold. Capt.
Westervelt was tried last spring on SINH
lar charges and got off with fine of five
daVs' nav