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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday
Judge Beach confirmed the report of the referee grant
ing 10 Charles BOrgesOn absolute divorce from his
wife Mary, on the ground of adultery The two were
married in Sweden IN 1899.
A suit for $1,000 damages, resulting from
the death Ella Eagan who killed on June by an
engine attached to a train the Brooklyn Flatoush and
Coney Island Railroad in Atsnticave., near Classon-
ave, BROOKLYN. brought by her husband against Inc
company, has been settled by the companys agreeing TO
pay 81 aud costa An order OF discOntnuance was
filed yesterday IN the City Court, Brooklyn.
A suit for limited divorce upon the ground
OF Abandonment brought by Mary Carberry against her
husband, Robert Carberfy, came up before Judge
McCue in Brooklyn, yesterday, upon motion Tor
aliuonv and counsel fee The motion was denied. II
was shown tnat CaIberry earns only 50 a week while
his wife IS bodied and lives with her children
three of whom earn their own living. she recently
began SUIT Tor abandonment, and the Commissioners
OF Charities ordered her husband TO pay her " 90
week She aferward returned TO her husband but
only remained short time. CarDcIry j. sixty years OF
age and had six children when he married Ills present
Wiiew no was a widow with five children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
A PHILANTHROPY swINDLER.

James Corey, who said he was la0orer,
but refused TO give his residence was arraiGned in the
Harlem Police Court, yesterday on the charge OF falsely
representing himself to be Sanitary Inspector and as
such obtaining money from the occupants OF shanes On
Ninth-ave between Sixty-sixth and sxy-seyenth-sts
He poor people that he had been authorized
by the Of Health inspect the houses aud closets
In that district and wherever he found 1t necessary to
dsiufect the places the expense OF the occupants
His regular 81 25 but he accepted sums as low
as 25 cents. In instance, where the family was
unable 10 give any money ALL the man took chicken
for his trouble. The defrauded persons hnaly as
covered GOrey's character and caused his arrest
Corey when arraigned In court denied having repre-
scented himself Sanitary Inspector, but IN explana
ton of his conduct. SAID that having a quantity OF
chloride lime which he rad no use he Thought the
plan described above good way of getting ria OF II TO
advantage both 10 himself ana the shanty people lie
was held for Trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

day, however. was done at 2 per cent,
and an occasional addition OF 'S2 bonus.
Among the domestic exchanges, at boston
the rate on New-York has advanced TO 2O02o
cents premium. The United States Treasurer at
Washington TO-DAY received $l50.OOO IN National
were $500. 600 and the internal revenue receipts
were $4,000 The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day; Exchanges, SlOo, loZ,-
Sub-Treasury covered Receipts, 81 $685. 36 pay
ments, 81 793,S79; currency balance, Yl6,Zo2.-
693 coin balance. 1929 1881 300. ,
The foreign exchanges have been weak all the
way out. with hardly sufficient business doing TO
establish rates. Two reductions were made during
tho week, the final nominal quotations being as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
A sCHooL-HoUsE CONTRACT.

A case of some interest to the taxpayers OF
Fnstcheser has between the Board Of Education
of school District No. l. of that town. and John Boe
carpenter and builder. About eighteen months ago Mr.
Doe had a contract erect school building in this
school district When the building was completed the
Board Of Education accepted the work; and Mr. Doe
received agreed upon, less S27 6O-the amount
of a lien placed upon the building by John Banchele
for some iron work furnished Dy bin. Mr.. Doe made
no objection the time settlement upon that basis
but about a year aferward he made demand upon the
Board Education Cor the amount paid by the latter
TO Mr. BancSolle. and, being refused payment began
suit before Justice Meeks, to recover the sum- The
Board OF Educ ltlOn defence, claimed that mad
fully settled she amount alleged TO be due him by re-
moving Mr. Banchelles lien upon the building. In each
Of two trials the jury failed to agree but on the third
1ra Instructions Of Justice Meeks TO the enect
ihe plaintiff The Board of Education has appealed 10
the County Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
THE COURTS.
THE BRAZILIAN CoUNTERFEITERs.

THE BRAZILIAN COUNTERFETTERS.
THE INDICTMENT FOR FORGERY QUAsHEp ND THE
PRISONERS HELD ON A CHARGE OF ~ SMPT TO
COMMIT FRAUD.
Judge Giderseeve yesterday rendered the
following decision in the Court OF General Sessions on
the motion to dussh the indictment against the Brazilian
foreers, Bebelagua and sanabria
The indictment purportsto charge tho accused with
the commission forgery the third degree II Is adj
ritted by the Dstrct-Attorney that the instrument
alleged in the indictment TO have been forged and coun
forfeited forth complete instruments that
&c completed by the accused but is invalid on
its face and that there be no conviction for forgery
The forgery therefore not set forth in the
Indictment and consequently no offence is ch rged II
an not good upon It's face for the ofence II
purpOrts to charge, and in view OF such Intrinsic
matter the Court may properly consider on motion
TO ouash should be set aside There be no cOnvic
ton for attempt under such an indictment Under
Section As Title vii, r. s. there only be cOnvic
ton for attemt when the completed offence is prop
erly alleged. The motion TO quash must be granted
lam OF the opinion. however, that an indictment for
au attempt commit forgery main tan ed, and
the prisoners remanded 20 that charge. II
IS proper add that the learned Judge who dis
charged the prisoners when they before HIM upon
q writ this view of the case, and states
10 that had his attention been called TO Section 81
X s., page 995 defining the term person" as used in
criminal cases, he should have held the accused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
A wOMANs ARREST OF A PICKPOCKET

Mrs. Jennie Parsons OF Waterbury, CUII''
arrived in this city excursion Thursday. She
was accompanied by Joseph GranbrooKe French
Canadian; and after enjoying themselves during the
day they returned pier at the foot OF East Twen
ty-thrdst. in the afternoon. When approaching the
per Mrs Parsons felt tug at her watch and chain and
on turning around those articles, which sle valued
al Sll5 in the hands of Edward RYAN, age twenty
three silk spinner at No 421 East Twenty-SecOnust
as he was III the Of transferring them 10 c0nedel
ate The woman seized the thief with both hands ana
notyithstanding stubborn effort on his part to eXtr
cate himself she detained him until Omcer Delaney. OF
the steamboat Squad, came M ana arrested MIN. lie
was brought ND the TOmbs Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Pammer, and was committed for trial IN
of Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

The London markets were irregular during the
week. cOnsols deeliDing Il and Tegaining Is per
cent, and American securities closely following the
home market. The caDle to-day announces tho
bankruptcy of James McHenry OF Erie fame, with
liabilities amounting to f91O,0OO; assets not
stated.
At yesterdays regular weekly meeting Of the d.
rectors Of the Bank of England the rate OF interest
was maintained at per cent, against la 1 4 per
cent the rates at which three-mOUths bills are dis
counted in the open market. The Bank Of England
gained 100000 during the fiscal week, aud has
since lost E21 900 on balance. The following are
the highest and lowest prices of securities for the
week, and the closing sal.s to-day and a week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
The market closed steady at the following Quota

In State bonds, the business done was even less
than usual. Louisiana cOnsOls ranged between 81
and 3Sl2. but were dull no sales of them having
taken place during the last two days. Tennessee
issues have suffered decline of from 2 to 3 pei
cent. The only transactions today were sales
of Tennessee Us, new $4,000 at 2S34G21i2.
City bank stocks have been dull aud their prices
steady. To-day Metropolitan sold (20l at 1877, and
Merchants 40 at 1914.
Railroad bonds have sympathzed with the vary
ing fortunes of the share list. being strong at
the beginning of the week and weak at
the close. Among the principal speculative
bonds the final declines for the week have been as
follows: Erie second cOnsols 16s and funded IS
3as; c., c. and |. G.. tirsts z, and assented D !;
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg frsts 3 Cen.
trail of New-Jersey consolidated 20 Lehlgh and
WIkesbarre cOnsOls, 47s; and Missouri, Kansas and
Texas frsrs / Il, and seconds "a per cent. The
St. Louis and San Francisco seconds, classes Is and
G, advanced aud ia per cent respectively later
reacting 7s and Dig per cent from the highest fig
ures. To-day the lowest figures of the week were
made, although in some cases there was a small re-
coyery. Eric second cOusols sold at a. closing at
74l2 funded 5s at 72l4 Central of New-Jersey
consols at 0S Lehgh and Wilkesbarre consols at
78q7Sls; Rome Watertown and Ogdcnsburg tirsts
at 62l2q So; G., c. and l. c. irsts at 1903, and
iirsts at 72siQ74, and seconds at 1882. The
Pacific issues were lower, Central Pacific
firsts selling at 10Sls aud Union Pa
cihc hrsts at 1854 Denver ami ho
Grande firsts were steady at about 00l2 and Kansas
Pacific frsts Denver Division, at 1U3S4a lO4 New
| York Elevated irsts were steady at ITO, but the
Metropohtans declined L. per cent at lO3 and Can
ada SOutherns fell per cent TO 50. 81. Paul sink
| ing funds, and Chicago and Northwest gold bonds
| each were l2 per cent lower al lO54 and 1l1l2
respectively Hannibal and -. Joseph eonyertible
| issues were from q 10 per cent lower than the
| last preceding sales.
Money has steadily worked harder all the week.
until to-day, when, because the business OF making
| up loans was attended 10 earlier in the day than
usual balances were offered as low as per cent,
tho last rate being per cent The business Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
SUNDAY TRAFFIC. AT WHITE PLAINS.

Justice of the Peace c. w. Cochran, of
White Plains yesterday rendered decision in the case
OF AdopA Pollock, Hebrew, who was charged with
keeping his store open and offering for sale various
kinds of goods on Sunday. The Justice found the ac
cused guilty, but suspended sentence IN the pres.
eut Instance as il probably the first brought
before a In the town At the same time he warnS
the prisoner against repetition OF the offence. MI
BOothbv IN behalf OF Pollock, asked 10 have definite
period fixed the suspension OF Judgment This was
refused, the Court ntmatlng mat long az the ac
cused refrained from petition OF the offence he
la but in he should again violate
the law ne would be liable to punishment under the
present conviction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per North Rieer Tesse,s mi RItr)tJt
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

IhIUAI, 1914
ASIIES-steady, quiet. Pots, lc.i Pearls. Ga0llc
BEESWAXIn small sale Western and southern Yellow,
24d24
BROOM CORN-Fim all grades fairly active.
CAN DLES-Iu JODbing trade only
CHICCORY-Citrmsn has a fair sale at 4s.a5as.
COALCOnnues stagnant features OF interest noted,
Anthracite per ton by the cargo q 5Oa&3.
COCOAtQuiet steady Guayaqull, l9Ra2lc; Maracabo.
27d32t.; Caracas, 22025c.
COFFEE-Mild Grades very quiet unchanged; sales 230
bags LaguayTa quoted Isolde. Java, 22dZ4c Marscao
llHal6 &c; bi0 Grades about steady quiet; Ordinary 10
Prime Cargoes ll9li sc; Fair do, 2; sales 02J bags
Bissei,' private
COOPERAGE STOCK-Du. unchanged
CORDAGE Quiet; steady at combination rates.
COTTON oc, higher ana more active for export
l,52f bales Of which
for export and 42i home delivered 40
bales yesterday Receipts The bales
this day last 1851 this day snce sep
TENDER ABA 63s bales agaDs4 last season stock
here, 1892 ba rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16


The stock market opened this morning with con-
siderable pressure TO SELL which carried the prices
of the active stocks below any figures which were
realized yesterday but after decline OF tr0m
to - per cent q steader feeling prevailed, ana
prices slowly recovered, following which there
were numerous fluctuations, until toward the close,
money becoming easier, there was quick rally
causing the final prices of shares TO be frac
IiOn higher than the last figures of yesterday. The
total business, amounting to 2i9,15 shares, was
50 900 shares less than the transactions OF yesteI
day and the business was better distributed,
although Northwest common, st. Paul com
mon, Lake Shore, and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western mOnopolized 167,5O0 shares OF the
total business done. =,
Lake Shore further declined TO S3ls, later rally
ing to S5ls0S5. Northwest common sold as low
rs 73lo but ending at 1873, showed a final gain OF
3, per cent and st. Paul common, after selling at
o. rose to 65bsG653s showing hnal loss OF
Is per cent. Michigan Central was maeuve, Dut
il declined to S1l2 aud then rallied TO oZi2@oE-4.
The preferred stocks OF the Wisconsin roads were
dull and steady within range OF y per cent. Inc
Southwestern shares generally closed ut a smaIi
decline from the figures OF yesterday. althouSn
they too enjoyed partial rally from their lowest
figures. The coal stocks were active ana 1eyel1sn
Lackawanna fuCtuating within "A range OF g per
cent and closing with a final gain OF Il per cent
Delaware and Hudson huetuating g per cent,
finally gaining 81; and Central of New-Jersey
huctuatIng q, closing with n final loss OF Is PER
cent Western Union Telegraph was irmer through
ont the day. and finally recovered 3 per cent from
its closing price of last evening.
The market feversh at the close.
RANGE MARKET.
As reported by the Gold and Stock TesgrapA Company
T0afas (fa4i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
A RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS ARRESTED.

Between June 3 and August 8, the resi-
dence of Granville p Hsines. No 1872 West Fortyfourth
st. robbed Of clothing lace curtains aud other prop
erty ali valued at 1925 but no clew to the burglars
had thus far been obtained although the police have
been searching for them. day two ago information
obtained that portion il not all of tue stolen prop
erty concealed in the secondhand clothing shop of
Bernard Baum. OF No $50 HudsOngt and upon search
granted by Justice Morgan, three officers OF The
Twentieth Precinct yesterday afternoon visited the
place. At first their search was without effect, ana
they thought there was Possibility OF their having
been mSed when OF the officers discovered that the
flooring underneath the counter was loose Several OF
the planks removed, and concealed beneath the
floor and the ceiling OF the cellar were found two pairs
lace curtains cames hair dress trimmed with SIX,
pair OF blankets, and a chinchilla overcOat, which
identified by Mr. Haines portion OF his stolen
property. Baum arrested aud airatgned before
Justice Morgan who committed him tn prison IN def1ut
OF 81 800 bail charge of receiving stolen goods inc
accused is a Russian Hebrew forty years OF age
lie said he did know that the property was stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
Total sales for the day.. .. .
San FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. day.
Yesterday, To-day,

Government bonds declined pretty steadily dur
ing the entire week. but without being particularly
active excepting for the last two days. The mar
ket closes. however with partial recovery and
better tone. Tho transactions at the Boards to-day
amounted to S950.000. distributed az follows:
SIOO 900 coupon 6s, 1891 at 1044; $4,000
coupon IS at 102ls $4,000 coupon 4l2
per cents at 1054d10 1858; and S63O00O coupon
and 81 so 900 registered Is at 1O07sOlO1. The fol-
lowing are the highest and lowest prices of bonds
for The week, and the closing sales to-day and
week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

cinct arrested the Bowery Wednesday night Philip
Starke on the suspicion that he implicated In the
attempted robbery OF the Knckebocker BUte about ten
days John Collins, of tde thieves caught In the
act Is now IN the ToDbs awaiting trial stark was ar
rasned Thursday before Justice Wheeler IN tho Harlem
Police Court and remanded until tins morning.
A temporary Injunction TO prevent the Ger
mania schuetzen Bund from dsposDg OF its property
was granted Thursday by Judge Moore In Brooklyn In
the suit OF Major Peterson the appointment OF
charge the funds OF the association and
distribute them among It's members. The Bund has
1000 members, and about $1,000 worth OF property,
which 1t is alleged, is being wasted in litigations.
Herman Ludwig, one of the striking piano.
forte makers at Kranech Bachs factory ~ Twenty
keep the peace ard fined So in the YOrkvile Police
Court yesterday for threatening 10 assault OF the
men who took the place of The strikers Ine strike 10
the FIRMS refusal give advance OF 20 cent upon
the former wag 8.
Special Officer Masterson on Thursday night
caught Charles Miller William KUuse in the depot
Of the NewYork Central and Hudson River Railroad,
having in their possession tub OF butter, which they
had stolen from car Miller Is only eighteen but he
has been arrested frequently Justice Morgan yesterday
held Miller for TRIAL IN default OF 81 600 bail KlOusc
discharged. the evidence in his being INSULT
Gent 20 hold MIN.
Frank Schulze was arrested on ClintOn-st.
Yesterday with a numb OF empty cigar boxes bearing
revenue stamps in his possession. On searching his
home, No 1l9 ClintOD-s complete cigar factory
found He was held by United States Commissioner
Shields in $3.50 bail to await the action Of the Grand
joaquin Rebejos, arrested few days ago for
having Illicit cigar factory at his house. No. 70 Or
chaTd-St, Yesterday held, by United States Com
missioner Shields for the action OF the Grand Jury.
James Dolan, James Green and James
Bets held for ti IN the Harlem Police Court
terday, charge Of breaking into reghi-car oi the
barrels OF -four They SAID thcy wcavcrs from
New Hampshire and had come here III search of employ
ment. They denied intending to steal auy thing from the
car in which they we're found, ana said that they had
gone into II simply to glecO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

Good Ordinary. los Niidng
Futures iricg closing higher september
and points lower for ne later months. yesteray
after D. m.-SeptemOer i.l0, ll20 ll2l II y ll.2G
1921. 1922 1928 December 1921 1929 1913 January
1927 1880; total ll4OO bales sales today up y.
August IL 80 II "a l.5l September, ll2u nv lllg
Ills lll6. ll4, lll5, ll2l, ll22 %, 1924 ll26.
lS2 lI9L llSO ll2o October loio % 81 ioSs 1881.
1888 1888 IdII, lui2, 1913 lpA4 1915, 1896 N0Ycm.
ber 1911 1915, 1928. lO22 1921 December l0ll lOl9.
1921, 1922 1928, 1921 1925 January 1922 1923 lO2i.
February 1894, 1910; March, lo.O 80; total.
81 800 bales grand total 800 bales FIRST CaAuguS
1874 SeptemDrr ILL., lib: october. 1885 OyemOer
1915 1911 1918 December l0l6 iotal 1900 bales Sec.
ond Ca-Augst II .32 Septerbcr. 1925 ll27 October,
iOll 10 a.; November 1928 January. lO2s February.
lOIOi March 1880 1919 total, 1900 bales Third call
angust n 81 september, llZb, ll25 October lO.3gg
January IO2e total, loo bales Futures closed barely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
FIrROPEAS FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON, Aug l5l230 pm.-COnsos 07sia for both
and the account u = OoEds four per cents lOi New
1858 Ere RAILWAY shares 2S do preferred 52iz;
NewJeTsev Central cOnsO,s lO2 Erie cOnsOs 77
Illinois Central 80; Pennsylvania Central, az New Jsrsey
Central, 52I.
LONDON. Aug IA Dm.The amount OF bullion Withdrawn
the Bank England balance toda. Eyl.C @.
LONDON. Aug. l5-Snyer II quoted at OIL 94d per @ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

FIsH-Dull, nOminaly unchanged little stock Offering
FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. generally weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

The following shows the imports of dry goods
the port of New-lOrk for the week ending tO-da
and since January l, as compared with the corr
spending periods of previous years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

Total BUSH. 9llOO Sl6s66 l22 22O5O5 100000 l66774
The receipts and shipments at and from BatfalO
to-day reported as follows:
Receipts Shipments
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
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naming this paper, w W. shcrar iia Powers
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
BARON Nathaniel Rothschild of Vienna

BARON Nathaniel Rothschild of Vienna
procures the servants for his residence
through his head cook, whom he pays
at the rate of six forms per diem for
each domestic engaged. The Roth
schild menage employs at least thirty
servants, who cost on an average one
form per day each, SO that the cooks
commission amounts to five forms per
head, or 150 forms (e12) per day, a
very neat sum, especially when in
creased by the yearly salary az cook Of
$500 No wonder that Monsieur lie
Gordon bleu" occupies first floor in a
fashionable quarter and drives up to
the Palais Rothschld in his satin-lined
"coupe dc maltre."