New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-05

was So7 532 $50 against $07, 5O3 1873 on July 81.
| To secure the payment of loan advanced by
Thomas Terry. q resident OF Cuba. OF SZOO'oOO.
John Z. Terry has given mortgage on certain city
| property.
| DETAINED IN THE sUEz CANAL.
The steamship Bengloe, which arrived YESTERDAY
from Yokohama, entered the Red Sea on August
| and did not reach Port Said until August ~. She
| was detained eighty hours In the Suez Canal
| PRICES FOR BREADsTUFFs GOING DowN.
| The breadstuifs markets met with sharp decline
| Yesterday. For wheat there was falr export de-
mand but it declined from y to 1l2 cents Dushel.
| The corn market sagnant, ana there
was decline of from to cents DmSheli
in oats depressed prices from Il to cents Dshei'
A FAIR FOR A GOOD PURPOSE
Whitehouse d Co.. at No. 70 br3ad-St, -n na I've
| the proceeds realized from small fair held by TWO
| children last Thursday at the iloWeIl House,
Quogue L. The children aTS Ns' Years Of
| years old, and Mamie NOouWalu, elo'en S0"i' VI
| age.
HOWARD MISSION AND GoNEY ISLAND h,,.
| Through the kindness OF Rufus Hatch, about
| 500 children and their friends, connected win
| the Howard Mission, have. during tne months oI
| July and August. enjoyed n sail to Coney Island
remained throughout the day Partaken Oh tne ire rrtS
dom of the place and the pleasure OF n sea pain,
and returned at evening much lhVlSorateu III oooy
| and mind
| FINED FOR BATHING IN THE EAST RIVER.
| On complaint of Officers Thomas and Van Ranst.
of the Steamboat Squad, John Farley, age twenty
three Adolph Smith, William QuinlaD, Morris "a
| Cam were fined $40 EACH or IN default committed
for ten days. for bathing off Pier No % East RIVER
in violation of corporation ordinance, on SUNDAY
afternoon, by justice Murray yesterday al tne
| Tombs Police Court.
| BRUTALLY AssAULTING WOMAN.
| Lipman Huseman age iOrty-nine and Joseph
Marx AarOns before Justice Murray yesterday at
| the lombs Police Court, with brntally assaulting
oil Sunday Margaret Lewis, married woman Ill u
delicate state of health, III tine tenement house at
No. 9S Mott-st by pulling her hair, Knocking her
down and kicking her the stomach. She l. now
in critical condition. The prisoners were held Tor
examination
PAYING PENSIONERS BY THE THOUSAND.
Sunday night about 200 men and women
waiting tue steps and in the ncghborhoOd OF me
pension Office in Canal-s III order 10 get their quar-
tery stipends from the Government as soon as pos
sbe. Yesterday the doors, of the office were
opened at a. NH ana the sarong poure mo mo- dn nd
vi hen the work of payment was suspended. There
are about 1000 pensioners on tine roll at inns
agency increase OF 5000 Ill the last nye years.
RUMoR OF A BREAK IN BATTERY WALL.
number of persons walked around the Battery
wall yesterday, "a report having been circulated
n portion of it near the new Barge ONCE had been
undermined by the rain The rumOr was probably
due to the fact that III one place the soil under
meath the artificial stone pavement had been
pullied ont and the stone had broken by its own
weight Tins 1t was said, happened whenever the
soil was loosened. and was not especially owing TO
the rain yesterday.
| AN EXCURSION FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
Crowds of women and children began TO gather
at the foot of East Nineteenth -st as early as half
past 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the occasion
being the third annual excursion gwen 10 the
mothers and children of the Eighteenth and Iwen-
Is first Wards. Over 900 invitations had been sent
out each ticket admitting woman and three chill
dren. Two barges were towed up the East River by
the Titan, and at Thirty second-st. were Joined by
another tug and barge and the steamer Bellevue
and Police boat Florence. lhe excursion went 10
| Sands Point. l.. l.
COMMISSIONER WEST PAROLED.
Henry l. West, one of the members of the Board OF
| Education, was taken before Justice Murray yes
terday at the Tombs Police Court on complaint OF
| HuQh Deyne, driver No. 40 of the Grand
Street Line tor pushing an Italian boy, ames Gere-
| wadi ave ten, of No Centre Marbet-place, under
his car on Sunday night. Mr. West said that Gere-
| wadi was engaged with other boys i'll lighting bou-
fires in Graud-st.. opposite his house ana near me
nall of the Board of Education lie tried 10 drive
the bows away and Gerewadi fell under the car
accidentally Mr. West was paroled tor examlna-
| ton.
sTENoGRAPHERs' FEES TO BE PAID
II has been for sometime disputed point whether
or not upon appeals from the District Courts to the
Court of ComInon Pleas, the stenographers fees OF
appeal could be perfected motion involving this
| point was argued yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt, of the Court OF Common Pleas, who decided
that the fees must be paid before an appeal could
| be perfected. The motion was argued by MI
| Vaughan the stenOgrapher of the FIRST judicial
District Court who called the attention OF Judge
Van Brunt TO the law OF 1874 providing for the pay
ment OF stenographers fees, aud said that tins law
mad not as asserted by many lawyers. been re-
pcaed.
COMPROMISING THEIR DIFFERENCES.
An instrument filed yesterday shows that Mr., and
Mrs. Ebert were married Ill 1913, and by tEelr
| Joint efforts since then they have accumulated
| money with which property was purchased Ill the
| wlfois name Unhappy differences have arisen be-
tween them among 9ner tnS5 in RE- pfc5 TO 1nG
TO recover his share of the real estate, and the wife
| has agreed to compromise matters. by the deed
recorded Yesterday Tor the formal consideration OF
81 she gave her husband tide TO One-halt OF the
| property. The husbands share by the decision is
property SO feet by 100 feet on 1nf north side
| Second and Third-aYcs.
HELD UNDFR WATER BY TWO LOGS.
| The tugboat William l.. Burden grounded on
| somethin al the foot OF Marlet-St. on August %
aud it was found Impossible 10 move her. The cap
| tain Hewlett H.. Smith being an excellent swim
| mer de ennned to dive down and ascertain what
| the trouble was lie did so, and when he came up
| he stated that he unable TO lind the 0bstruc-
ton. lie rested for moment aud again dove INTO
the water lie did not come to the surface although
| the boat was suddenly freed. His body was Crap
pied for but without avail until yesterday, when 1t
was found II had been caught between two
suuken logs which had evidently first caught the
boats keel 1t is supposed that he forced the logs
OPEN and that, suddenly sprnglng back, they
caught him.. The father OF captain Smlth removed
the body to his nome ut West Hampstead, L. l., late
in the day.
BROOKLYN.
The public baths were used by 21,S97 persons
last week.
Asylum yesterday, and were found at ult0n Ferry.
The Church OF the New Spiritual Dlspensation
expect to occupy church edlice at Gates-aye. and
Irymg-place.
A motion was made Yesterday before Judge Bar
nard in the Supreme Court, TO require the plalntlH
IN the suit OF Miss Mary Alice AmOnt Livingston
against Henry Fleming for $4,000 as damages for
seduction and breach OF promise OF marriage, 10
give bill of particulars.
President Truslow of the Board of Assessors and
the Supervisors Committee on Equalization OF
Tnxes vent TO ALBANY Yesterday to appear before
the State Board of Equalization to-day III regard to
the valuation of property in Kings County Tor State
| taxation.
policemon William Guschard. who had been on