New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29
NETWORK CITY.

1-,s,fo buildings reported yesterday: Nos. l6
Grand-st 244 Third-avc., ana 32s west iWeli'u-
Deaths last week. SOC births, 500; marriages,
and fees collected, $500
The steamer Main, from Bremen, yesterday landed
b92 Storage passengers at Castle Garueh auu '"o
Adriatic, from Liverpool, brought 40.
Arrow of Six-story buildings. intended for ware,
houses will be erected by Alfred Brady az NoS %
80 Al and 80 Greene-st., at cost OF Sloo'VoV
Edward n. Carr. who arrested Yesterday , In
the COMPLAINT of Anthony COmstock for using o t
mails for sending lottery slips furnished Sl,oOo
bail .;.
The steamboat trains running in conne,ctlon
with tho New-Haven steamers leaving innnd The
8 De- m. and / | p. IN. have Deen ulsco"''u"'N
steamers run usual for NeW-ha'en'
puIJARDs AT A CHARITABLE FAIR
George r. Slosson and William sexton nave Voiu oi
&C. ., TIo.nifaI Fair tomorrow night in the
22d K, giment Armory. Inc lar VIII clo'o vi S"'"'
day evening.
CHANGE IN A CHAIRMANsHIP.
William Iulnmls, OF Lunmls " Day, has resigned
the Craftsmanship of the stock EXchange Commit
Zee on Commissions and II. f. Alexander, OF
Latham, Alexander 4 Co.. has been appoih'eu III
us place.
MR. WEED IMPROVING.
Thurlow Weed spent a comfortable day ana axe
his meals with good appetite Yesterday ~ ~
Chqdbourne now expects a return to ms dalIy
routine very soon. provided none OF ne pIOsIallhS
.hills attack bm. Nh Weed felt greatly en-
eOuFagcd yesterday.
THE NEW CASINO.
The MANAGEMENT of the new Casino, Broadway
ana Thiity-ninth-st, announce that II mas been
deemed advisable for the convenience anu conloI'
of the puh lie TO close the theatre IN order TO com
nletc the building. The Casino VIII De rGoPehed IN
Nyember A stockholders reception WILL DC given
previous 10 the general opening.
NEEDS OF THE CUSTOMS SERVICE.
The work of the commission to inquire about the
needs of the Customs service at thus port goes on
slowly. Tie investigation Will hardly be completed
IN another week. YESTERDAY the commission was
engaged in examining the Surveyors Oihce. u be
chairman Of the commission SAID that he hoped the
investigation would be finished IN few days.
ANOTHER ALLEGED LUNA1C SEEKING RELEASE.
Justice Douohue, III the supreme Court, Chaul-
bers. ycrteTday granted writ OF nabeas corpus IN
favor Of john Henry clancy; VINO LOT me IasG tMo
wears has been confined IN the Asylum for the In
sane on Ward Island. Ii is asserted IN behalf OF
Mir. Clancy that he is perfectly sane ana always has
been So The writ Is returnaOIe on tuesday
HEATING To SUE FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
WI liam A. Heating who, after being imprisoned
rs a lunatic for twenty months was finally declared
sane and gwen ms liberty, Yesterday PlG WISH 10
the Essex Market Police Court. lie desired TO Oh
tam a transcript OF the warrant on which he was
cd and the affidavit IN the case II belhg MS
III entiOn 10 begin suit for 1alSe imprisonment
BREAKDOWN OF AN ELEVATED RAILROAD ENGINE.
4 h. axle OF, an engine OF the Third Avenue Ele-
waited Railroad broke soon after o'clock yester-
day evening, aS the ram was running mo tAe sta-
ton of the rOjd at the Battery. lle ChcalS 81 The
road when asked what the cause of the breakdown
was said that that was mat or or the master me-
OF fifty minutes. during which the trans were
blocked As far as Wall-st.
FINDING TIE BODY OF YOUNG Mr.. KNAPP,
Search Tor the body OF Shepherd (. Knapp, II;
was resumed carly yesterday morning at the foot of
West One-hundrcC -and-slXty- hrst-St. Divers were
employed TO explore the nvcr bed both above and
Tie body was found about noon. As it had been in
the water only tweuty-Our hours, there were no
signs OF decomposition 1t was removed 10 the
house OF his father.
rnp,f,I TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE.
There W IS recorded IN the Registers once yes
tcrday the deed by which IN accordance with an
act passel by the Legislature, the city conveys 10
the Produce Exchange Markctticld. ST. with tine cX'
ception of 147 feet and 10 inches at its west end
II consideration OF TINS grant the E1G5ahge trans
terred to the city property % feet in width extend
ing from Beayer-st. TO the eastery extremity OF
Markctfeld-st, as it exists by the transfer to the
Exchange This latter parcel OF land IS 10 he used
as "A public thorOughfaTe The formal consideration
2f 81 was expressed in each instrument.
UuilINu DowN TIE CITYs EXPENSES.
The Board of Estimate and AppOrtlOnment re-
.umed yesterday the consideration OF the provl-
slon1l - mates Of the city government Tor 1883,
taking UP first the Department OF Public Works.
The nrst item was for repairs to and strengthening
ihe aqueduct. 100000 The Board decided 10 re-
ducc tins amount TO $250OO0. All the estimates
for charitable Institutions were then cut down. The
appropriation for the Park police and gate Keepers
was reduced from $4,000 to $4,000 and the
difference is TO be used III paying the salaries OF
a. q 1Onal policemen to be appointed,
TRYING TO RAISE MONEY FOR RocKAwAY.
Tho rcorg inization trustees of the Rockaway
Beach Improvement Company have not yet raised
the money necessary to complete the big Motel at
ROckaWay. lhe amount required lsaDout F4OOOOO.
Int cannot be raised shortly the property VIII be
sold and the bOndhoders of the company VIII ac-
cept what httle can be saved from the wreck. The
creditors decline to consider the reorganization
failure yet. Enough money has been raised Tor Re
ctiver Hustled to continue the Waterman at the
hotel for several weeks longer.
A DISAGREEMENT IN THE CASE OF RAAB
The iurV In the of Charles RaaD the Inspector
of elections who was accused of violating the cleo
tion laws n 1881, appeared in the Court of General
Sessions Yesterday. alter having been locked up all
night they reported that they had been unable TO
agree ami were discharged by Recorder Smyth.
They stood eight for acqultta and four for cOnvlc-
ton he Recorders charge IN the case Is consld-
cred by the District Attorney as giving the law for
direction of inspectors where voters whose names
have been voted by others present themselves at
the polls Ii declares that IN Suc cases II the vote
f. challenged and the voter offers to swear in his
vote and does take the OATH The ballo, should be
received,
BROOKLYN.
The police made 500 arrests last week.
Permits for the erection of ffty-seyen new build
iuqs were granted last week by the Building De-
paTtment
A limited divorce was granted yesterday by
Judge Reynolds in the City Court to MartLa Reid,
from her husband, Charles Reid with the custody
Of her children and 80 week almOny
While Mayor Low and Corporation Counsel Tay
ior refuse to express an opinion on Mayor Trace
I b.( 'ntt mis- n II