New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-08


UNABLE TO RESCUE HIM.
Policeman Campbell of the Twenty-eighth Pre-
cinct heard cry for assistance az the toot or fast
Seventicth-st early Yesterday morning, ana aiter-
wards he saw n man struggling in the water. he
procured boat and tried TO rescue the man. but he
dId not succeed
PONDHOLDERs SLOW TO SURRENDER BONDS.
The second DAYS redemption, with prepayment OF
interest of the bonds embraced IN the 115th call,
due on September 10. ut the Sub Treasury yesler-
day Amounted TO only S726'5QO OF which $2Zo'oOo
was presented by Kidder' Peabody ~ Co.
WORK or THE CHILDREN's AID SOCIETY.
The Summer Home of the Chidrens Aid Society
at Bath, l.. l.. has been closed for the season. In
the period in which it was open, over foVo poor
jority remaining for week The children taken
10 Bath were all from wrctched tcnemcnt-hOmes,
and were greatly benefited by their vacation.
FIREWORKS AT MANHATTAN BEACH
Lovers of pyrotechnics may he delighted to-
morrow afternoon and evening at Manhattan Beach
by three elaborate displays Among the special
devices to be seen will he EPSON Course on Derby
Day destruction of al ironclad by torpedo ram ;
n forest fire bouquet of 1000 rockets and the
aurora boreais. Gimore's Band will be assisted by
twenty-five extra performers.
DECLINES IN BRFADsTUFFs.
The breadstuts market was heavy Yesterday, re-
sulting in lower and fuctuatng prices for cereals
There was fair export demand Tor wheat, whlch
opening. Corn declined from - to cents a bu'hel.
The dealings in oats decline of l. TO u cents
a bushel were largely of a speculative character.
ONE IIQUoR-DEALER ACCUSING ANOTHER
Matthew Grace a llquor-dcalrr at No. 207 Bow
erv, was arraigned in the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday on complaint of Mrs Caroline
Brewster, Il iquor-dealer at No. 40 SIXth-aye,
who accused him of stealing 100 from sal III her
store when he called to confer with her husband
concerning some billiard tables which he had for
sale Grace was put under $500 bonds to
answer.
LADIES PREPARING FOR A FAIR.
The trustees of the German LedcrkranZ held
their regular monthly meeting last evening at the
hall of the society, No. 80 East Fourth-st. Only
routine business was transacted. The ladies' OF the
society held meeting in the afternoon TO make
preparations for holding fair from October u to
October % The fair is to be held in the society's
new hall in Hity-eighth-st.. between Fourth and
Lexington-aVes., and the object is TO raise money
for the furnishing of the building The hall will
be finished early next month.
TO BE COMPELLED TO RESTRAIN THEMSELVES.
a standing Iulo OF the Produce Exchange pro-
hiblts the members from jumping upon tables and
chairs III their excitement during trading hours.
This rule has been violated much that the floor
committee have found 1t necessary to remind mem-
bers that the violation OF the rule would be con-
sidercd misconduct, and that prompt acllon would
be taken A transarcSSor was detected yesterday,
and he is To he disciplined In state OF great eX
citemcnt he jumped upon table and became
bOlserous.
GRAIN AND PROVISION MEN AT ISSUE
Two distinct petitions with regard to the hour for
closing the doors OF the Produce Exchange came up
for action at The meeting OF the Board of Managers
yesterday. The grain trade wanted the doors closed
at $3.50 p H., w1lle the provision trade desired that
they should remain open until p. H., as now. The
Board OF Managers decided not 20 change the hour.
and now he grain men declare that they will
that that the next board Is not made up OF ma
jOTlty OF provision men.
INCREASED STEAMSHIP BUSINESS.
The general freight and passenger business be-
tween New-YOIk, Havana and Mexican ports has
increased so lately that the Messrs. Alexandra have
concluded TO revise their steamship schedule. be-
ginning next week vessels viii run regularly
every week To the Mexican ports instead OF tort
nightly Is heretofore. There VIII be an additional
steamship put Oh the line TO leave this city sep
TENDER % The line between Ncw-Urleans and
Mexican ports, which discontinued on July l.
VIII be resumed Oh October /.
TRYING 10 BLACKMAIL A MERCHANT.
On complaint Of joseph Lew, an importer of laceS
at Nos. II and 10 Nhlte-st., Jessie MalOn, age
.NentV-slX, was tdnen before Justice Murray yes
telday at the Iombs Police Court, by Detective
Foley, OF the Fifth Precinct for using abusive and
threatening language toward the complainant at
his place OF business as ne alleges for the purpose
OF obtaining backmall The woman claims that
improper relations have existed between her and
NJ Levi from which the birth OF a child resulted.
She has been arrested before on IA similar charge
BaIl fOr examination was required IN 5000
BROOKLYN.
The majority of the striking painters on the
bridge returned 10 work yesterday.
The Atlantic Mills, in Hainilton-ave were sold
at auction yesterday to }. d. Fish for 10000.
Mayor Low has chosen Policeman George Ilesch
of Policeman GuIscnatd.
Edward Rowe sent to Mayor Low yesterday his
res gnation as member of the Board OF Education
IA position winch he has filled for twenty years.
Anecting Of the new Democratic General Com
milee viii he held tonight to adopt constitution
and bylaws and tx the date for primary elections
The Board of Aldermen passed resolution yes
terday 1orblddng Inc calling out of the names OF
ears aud boats III the pubic streets under penalty
OF = 10 Tor each Oltence.
Mayor Low sent 10 the Aldermen yesterday veto
of their resolution providing Tor widening the side
walk on the north side of GTecnpOInt-ave. by tax
ing three feet from the roadway.
Acting Police Captain Clancy of the Second Pre-
clnct has been transferred 20 the First Precinct to
take the place of Sergeant Ea,en. while the latter
has been made acting captain of the Second Pre-
cnct until the return OF Captain CIalis.
The body found Wednesday in the Narrows was
identified yesterday that Of Herman Hack of No.
9I3 Ihird-iye, New York. who was drowned while
bai hing AT the foot OF East Flfy-iItt.-s,., New
York. on Saturday.
Walter Duvack, a lawyer, died yesterday at his
home, No. 90 south Ihird-st.. from pneumonia. He
WAS sIXty-two years or age. ahd mai prdctlsed his
profe sion III BROOKLYN Tor thirty years. lie was "A
native of ireland and came TO this country 1916.
A resolution was adopted by the Aldermen yestcr-
day calling attention 10 the need oil increased
accommodations at Public School No. "A, in the
Eighteenth Ward. over 400 pupils VINO wish
admission 10 the school have been turned away
this week. The school Is at Wall and Beaycr-sts.
The motion for the bill of particulars made by
the counsel tor the defendant IN the suit OF Miss
Mary Alice A lmont LIyingtOn against Henry Fem-
ing to recover $40 900 as damages for seduction and
breach OF promise of marriage was denied by Judge
Barnard yesterday.
Emily Chester, age fifteen, Of No. 2J7 Schern.r-
horn-st., was reported To the police Yesterday as
missing since Wednesday morning She has dark
hair, "A faiT complexion aud a thin face ana wore
black straw hat back dress aud black and
white striped handkerchief about ncr neck.
prominent member of Methodist church in
the Eastern District started on Sunday last to at
tend service in the Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle
in Manhattan BY mistake he entered the
Union Avenue Baptist Church. lie did not discover
bis mistake, and when the sacrament was admins
tered he partOOk of 1t. After leaving the church he
was astonIshed TO find that he had cOmmuned
with clOse-cOmmunlOn Baptists