New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-11

thaE ms had d1BuppHWlcu ~
OF Industry on the day when he was found by the
police The superintendent and teachers OF u1s
Honss of Industry emphatcally denied the boys
charges OF cruelty.
PROPOSED UNDERGROUND TRAVEL.
The New-York aud New-Jersey Tunnel and kali,
road Company was incorporated come Ims bsnu
af Seo The sum has been sub
scribed end this will be used for surveys
to tunnel the Hudson River, starting n sida
some convenient point on TINS sue
the river and competing on the other sase That
the tunnel shall be wide enough Tor dou3IG .,aUh
Among the inoorporators are several we1-M nis
orilIard Eugene Se6ieffen o. P. G. Billings, H. c.
Stetson, H. c. Nichol, S. d. Schuyler, 9ouvern,eaur
Tillotson, Robert jones' Zones, John s1d 1S Mc,
%ss na d. engaged on the Northern
Pacific Railroad. The New-York and New-Jersey
Tunnel and Railroad Company is intended to con
meet with the proposed Central Tunnel. inns last-
named work is to be tunnel from the vicinity Oh
the City Hall up the line of Elm-st; and 30 10
phsow t amd present one
Park ave sndwill connect with the Harlem hallrosu
at Ffty-fith-st This project have been under con-
deraon for long time and the su.vey n sbs for
some time. This has been done by Engineers john
SCHUYLER Worthen ard y hers and they VIII Degin
work next week on the North River Tunnel project
The Central Tunnel is intended to be double
tracked and with capacity for moving
1000 passenger and freight-cars daily. IL Is m
tended to unlsh direct %,' On fhe
west side Of the North RIVER The Central lunne,
Company have already applied to the supreme ae
Court for the appointment OF q commission 10
designate the rolte and perform the necessary pre-
hminares before the work can be begun
THE WORK OF MR. BERGHs SOCIETY.
The Executive Committee of the American SO,
60. of Cruelty TO AnDaIS Dclu
meeting yesterday afternoon In tne rooms VI uho
ORGANIZATION at Fourth-svc. and Twenty second
at for the purpose of receiving the reports Oh te
officers. Mr., Bergh, the president in his account
If the work of the association the past year. re-
| ferrrd TO the bill presented to the Legisis
D;@eon shooting, and attributed its failure
r. become law to the Overwhelming,
political influence OF the sporting rn;n foxes
Tor sport as needless destruction OF WIN animal
In an attempt kill hme am resulting ocSas,oh-
ally breaking the leg OF the wrong sh s s, Conn
mittee gave q detailed account OF the proelcss vi
the society and Of the founding OF similar aSsocla-
tion throughout this country IN thha Ia ia an PeN
| w Bellows and Moses Taylor as losses to the So
ciety OF two of its incorporators A..
Henry Rergh, lr the secretary, rep'Iueu thAb Vno
Drooklv agency OF the organization Is prosper,
ous Two alnbuances for the removal OF dlsaDieu
ANIMALS from the streets nave Deen auucu w the
equipment oil the society. They have carried IN the
| last wear 2l4 animals to places OF sheller III
| sneaking of the ogpound in this city Mr. Bergh
called the attention. of the Executive Comm,t dS 10
fine moor quality of food given to the captured dogs
The sunerlntendent Charles H. Hawkins IN, described
the cond ION the horses and mules employed on the
canals OF tins state to be improved under the super
vision OF the officers of the society Inc cog ano
cock fiphtmg in parts of Long Island, Mr.. Hankln-
| son SAID. were becoming things of the past. There
have been 794 prosecutions of persons w. VINO vert
cruel 20 animals in the past year and l,i2o hotsei
relieved from work when they were found TO be DIS
| obled. The number of aniuias that have beer
killed by tue officers of the society III the past yea
because they were unfit for further use was =, L 10