New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

LARGE EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs.
The exports of breadstus to Europe thus tar tnds
week have been important. The total exports oil
wheat on Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY were
1,725OOO bushels mainly of No. 2 Red" TSith
fair amount of " Spring" ana NO. "hi'c'
SOME LEISURE ON SATURDAY.
The bookkeepers, clerks and other employees OF
the leaf tobacco warehouses OF Pearl, wafer anu
Front-sts have been successful III movement -
have their places of business closed on saturdays C
3 d. ID: from this day until the 10Th OF September
MISSING FOR SIX WEEKS.
The police have been requested to look for MIS-.
Mary Scott woman seyentynVe {eNts 4 45G East
Tentl-st. to visit her sons IN NaYy-st., brookVn.
She did not reach Brooklyn, and has never Oeeh
seen OF heard OF since
COURTS THAT CANNOT BE HELD.
Trial Term Part l., of the Marine Court for June,
will be held in the room of Part ILL., OF me SupeIVa
Court. Parts Ii. and ILL., cannot be held' owinS W
the failure of the authorities to provide rooms LOT
them aud the inability of the Judges TO obtain any
accommodations.
SEARCHING FOR HUSBAND AMP son.
Catherine r. Owens arrived at Castle bardeh OH
April IL and since that time has prosecuted an IN,
successful search for her husband John Owens' gnu
her son, who arrived here month before ner' ies
terday she returned to castle Uarucu ashlHR dssIop
ance to return to Ireland
OPENING FREE COOKING SCHOOL.
It's proposed to open free cooking school 81 NO;
22S West rhirty-clghth-st, under the dlrectioh oi
the Ladies' Union Training school Incorporated
ApriI 2G. 1880. Funds are needed for the work and
may be sent the Rev. Brady h. Backus' treasurer
No. 800 West Twenty elghth-st.
TIE ICRBERGs NOT ALL DISSOLVED
From reports Of incoming steamers 1t appears that
the numerous icebergs which have been reported Oh
late on the Banks of Newfoundland, stlll iloat IN
that vicinity The steamship Devon, from BRISTOL
passed a large number of icebergs on the banks Oh
May 81. some of them of immense SIZE
APRRrsT OF A FUGITIVE COUNTERFFITER.
Dennis Hickey one OF the four cOunterieitcTs
who escaped from Ludlow Street jan together
several months ago, was arrested DY ponce oinceI
on Thursday evening: on information gwen Wv "a
woman named Lee. Yesterday Hickey was sent TO
Albany to serve his four years term OF sentence
DISGUSTING THOUSANDS OF PAssERs-BY.
A better time could be found to clean out sewers
Mt such n busy point rs Broadway and Ann-st. than
when the streets arc tlrongcd with people, ie2ieI-
day afternoon at oGlock the sever aV la' p iiIc
crowds were passing to and lro. The stencil emitted
horrible.
SOFT ANSWERS THAT lNFLAMED WRATH.
A grOtcsquely amusing scene was afforded by
quarrel between two deaf mutes IN Fourtecnth-St.,
near Sixth-avc, yesterday morning. Their myers
over the whole Ramnt OF gesl WIN Az
tonshing rapidity, and from Soit answers lnry
wero about proceeding to blows when they wcre
separated by the bystanders.
NEARLY 1000 IMMIGRANTS ~ ONE pay.
MANY immigrants were landed at Castle Garden
yesterday. tho total from six steamers beng
398l, as follows: The Hohenstauiten from BTc-
men, 93s; the Adriatic from Liverpool o93 the
Nevada from Liverpool $50; the ODER IRON bIc-
men, TIA; the State OF Pennsylvania from Glasgow,
1888 aud the Devon from Bristol %.
CUP DAY At JEROME PvRK.
JnIS IS the tnTu hiy Oh lnb 'piiiR ictblHS VI bHO
American Jockey Club at Jerome Park, and there
will he five good contests, chief among them the
interesting race for tho Westminster Cqp ana INC
Ladies' Stakes for the three-year-0ld iillles. he
facilities for reaching tho track are lar better than
ever before since the new railroad has been com
pleted. -.........,..,o
At the Castle Garden Labor Exchange during
Nav 9. PIG male and ,i53 female applicants were
DrOyidcd with employment, or the men $40 were
employed at the different trades while 2G95 found
employment as farm workers and common lahOrcrs.
The average wages Tor larm aooreIs Were p per
average ) 81 per day, and servant girls $40 per
SKA AIR FOR WORKING Girls.
In order to afford summer resort tor the Young
working women of Ncw-YOrk who are in need of
rest and recreation, with n limited time to spare
and insufficient means to pay tho charges at the
usual resorts, the Sca-Shorc Cottage Mt Atlantic
willie, near Long Branch y. j., will be opened June
u. Applications should be made ~ person M the
Young WOmcrs Christian Association No. East
REruRNIxG To ALBANY.
Justice Wandcll IN the Essex Market Police Court
Yesterday gave William Gardner, age twenty. who
claims 10 reside at No. rs Ihrd-aye., into the
custody Of Officer Dwycr, Of Albany. Detective
Hess OF the Eldridge Street Police arrested Gard
ucr at BrOOmc-st. and Bowcry on description rent
on to this city by the Albany police. There are
three complaints against GhrIncl-two Tor Dur
gaIy and one for grand larceny.
PAYING THE NATIONS PENSIONERS.
Yesterday was e. busy day at the United States
Pension Agency. ut Laght and Cana-sts. Tho
doors were irst opened at a. ~. and the paying
again resumed until y. IN. Most OF tho 1000
pensioners who called, were women. The number
belonging to the Kings County Agency is about
Ia. 800 persons. who are monthly paid by mall The
total amount of money paid yesterday was POO, JOO
A RAG-PICKER's WEALTH.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tce Smith, Officer Nealis, of the Fourteenth Pre-
cinct arraigncd Raphael Vincenza, an Italian rag
picker He was intoxicated In Grand-st., and when
the officer approached to arrest HIM he drew Il re-
vOlver aud threatened to shoot him. After being
digarmed, the Italian was taken TO the station and
searched; $3.50 in gold in his possession. JUS
tice Smith fined him $40 for drunkenness and $40
| for carrying pistol
NEWPORT AND BOSTON TRAVEL.
The Newport line Will be resumed tomorrow for
the Summer between this city and Boston ut 81 each
| way. The running schedule will be about the same
as last Summer. On and after June z, tho fare by
| the Bristol and Providence forming the Fall River
line will be So to Boston and So for the round trip;
| and go directly to Fail River without stopping at
Newport For Newport passengers, special train
will leave Fall River for that city, The bands will
| begin their concerts on Monday.
BROOKLYN
Ellen McEvOy, age fOrty-four, was fund dead in
the area of No. . GrccrpOint ave, yesterday morn
| ing 1t is supp sd that she fell down the Steps.
| She had no home
| Mayor Howell has written two letters, dated June
and June respectively, 20 Governor Cornell urg-
ing him to veto the ArrearaRes bI affecting Brook
| lyn finances by the late Legislature
The fire at No. 80 Atlantic-aye., Thursday night,
| did not occur in the bOrax soap works. as the pO-
| lice reported but on the top hOOs of the building
| occupied by varnish manufacturer.
Judge Gilbert made an order yesterday directing
| the County Clerk to deliver TO the counsel OF
Edward Reinhart the Silver Lake murderer, the pa
pers in the appeal of the case the fee to be paid by
| Richmond County.
| Charles Oster age thirty-fve, proprietor Of