New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

KINGS COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.-An exaini
nation Of the records of this Office will convince
any one of the magnitude of the real estate trans
actions in this county. The territory is small, yet
Che number ofconveyances exceed that of any
other county in the State except the city ofNew-
York Until the year 1890, it not necessary
70 record conveyances of real estate in the coun-
Ties where the land was situated. The books of
record, except a few Of the earliest ones. are
nearly of uniform size, containing usually from
$50 to $50 pages. The 50th volume of convey
ances was completed in June 1885 18th vol.
May 1898 the Tooth vol. March 1912 the l25th
vol August, 1916; the 10th vol March, 1913; the
S0Oth vol. September, l849i the 225th vol. Sep
sember 1850. Thus it will be seen that during
abe last year. % volumes of conveyances have
been placed upon record, and if we estimate
cheese volumes at $50 pages each, they will make
an aggregate of 1880 pages as the work OF
single year. Again, if we allow two pages to
each conveyance, the whole number of convey
ances put upon record during the last year would
be 6625. The first deed in this Office record.
ed December s. 1879. The whole number of vol
nmes of conveyances is 227 the number of vol
nmes of mortgages, ia.
EVACUATION DAY N BRooKLYN.-Capt. Nor
gan's splendid corps, LIST Continental Guards, will
celebrate this glorious anniversary by parade
ths afternoon They viii muster 40 or so muskets,
and will visit Bedford and East Brooklyn.
The Washington Life Guard, Capt. Sharp, will
parade this morning, and visit Newark.
The Washington Horse Guards, Major Nicely,
y, lalso parade on that occasion. They will visit
Gowanus.
The Franklin Guards, Capt. Baldwin, parade at
o'clock and will receive the Washington life
Guard on their return from their target excursion
mt Newark.
The New.York Light Guard, Capt Vincent,
sSi visit by invitation, the residence of one of
sheir members in Clinton avenue. We under
stand the Pierson Light Guard, Capt r. B Clark,
Syil parade in the afternoon, and escort the New
Nork Light Guard on their return to New York,
AUCTION SALE At THE NAVY YARD.-On Thurs.
day, the United States storeship Erie lying at the
Navy Yard, was sold ut public auction by Simeon
Draper Ir. The vessel is three decker, Of Gil
Guns burden, and was bought by William c. N,
Swift of New.Bedlord, for $4,000, cash. The
purchaser intends fitting her out as whaler
LAYING THE CORNER SroNE.-The ceremony
at laying the corner stone of the new Church,
Building for the Rev Dr. Bethune, near the cor
ner OF Pierepont,st. and Monroe-plaoe, Brooklyn,
SNill take place this afternoon at o clock
REAL EsrArE.-There were sales as follows
on Friday:
By l. j. Blocker
House and lot PrtIldent ana Henry 2SXg2 500
House and lot on Isl Race, Courtst 25VS5 000
lots cor Degraw and Van Brunt SIS aNS9 S ASA
do on Van bulni near DegrawsL 2tXIQ0....,... $50
h do do near Desraw-si, 25y90. ,........ 1850
: DO on Smith near WaTneEsI each 6N75, $725 $3.50
BRrTM AssAULr.--An lrishman named Pat.
mex Bradley residing in Unon-st. South Brook
syn committeda most brutal assault on his wife
between and o'clock Saturday morning. 1t
appears that Bradley and his wife had not lived
Very happily together, and he has been absent
from ms nome lor some time. On Thursday Off.
ger Rage arrested Bradley on warrant, and took
sas word to be at the Hall the next morning.
bradley however, did not appear, as he had en-.
gagged to DO, but on Friday Went back 10 his wife.
1t seems Mrs bradley became frightened in the
middle OF the night at the threats ii her husband
ana started 10 90 out Tor officer PAGE. whom she
anew was anxious to hud him Rail-, o,,er.
Aesrd her, and with large stone tia1 ~;
pocket handkerchief dealt her three severe W.
oPon her head and torckead, feGne, 6o o'G.
20 the floor. Mys. Bradleys sister asca,,aS
gave the alarm TO officer Page who imreiia az,
repaired to the scene Bradley had Hed on3
not been taken when our reporter left the C;,v
Hall. Mrs. B who is an American woman = w,
nousIy injured and bur li;te hopes are epterf,;p
ed OF her recovery.