New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
TOWN TALK.
PERSONAL AND PRACTICAL.

PERSONAL AND PRACTICAL.
| BROOKLYN DANIELS AT FAULT-"There be wise ,ra
come TO judgment in Brooklyn" said lawyer thss.
looking up from his paper tho other day. Here 4. Ia.
tice Massey discharging young accused Of sssr
ton after admission Of crimnality with the
woman because there specific promise "a ma,.
| At the same time Judge Herman holds and 0nss
young man because lady suspected that he had ho
plague her. And here is a coroner who holds woman
who committed crime resulting in the death Of ,ou,
girl aud discharges the young who advised her and
the young woman who accompanied her to her dea,hp
| THE BROADWAY UNDERGROUND ROAD -Tbers ~.
an attempt made few month"; ago to boon" the ala
scheme of the Broadway Arcade Underground R,,ro,s
In numerous weekly and Sunday papers the old fsul,
woodcuts OF ten twelve years ago blossomei into IAN
view more, accompanied by many runars Of WA,
was intended to be done. Henry c. Gardner WHO Ia.
| been the legal adviser of this venerah.
| company, says. that the project is again deierss
| for the present, the intention being to tax.
1t up again next year, The magnua,
and costiness of the have deferred Iuyesocs
The'general idea tunnel the entire width ana
length OF Broadway to depth OF about seventeen feet
removing every scrap OF gas and water aud sewer pps
in and the street, ald sinking them in subsewer
seven feet deep to be built under sidewalks ayu
below the present The estims;ed cost was fxa
after elaborate drawings and calculations 300QOW
per mile, The Sixth Avenue Elevated Road was butt
for little less than 100000 a MILE But hig as thi
scheme OF the Arcade Underground Railroad appeared
small affair as compared with another winch wa,
suggested about the time. The Tweed Rngr pro
posed time the building by CITY, chiefly Of wha,
scaled the Viaduc Railwayto cost about S25 000O0J
| mile Pending the revival next year OF the arcais
Judge Gardner has heavily into the Postal
| Telegraph scheme, being associated with John w.
Mackey in the OF that aud being also one
of the ncorporators OF the ewPostal Union Telegraph
Company, Just organized, and which. 1t suspected IA
meant tile basis Of the union Of several companies IN
opposition to Western Union, for Western Uulon con.
| sumption.
| BRooKLYN's NEW TuEATRE.-HaveFly's Brooklyn 1,
still called Hayelys Theatre; but it has passed out q
his control aud changed its coors and spots for the new
season. The control Is now in the hands OF Mr.. w. A.
Mcconnell, brother OF the Chicago who 20 long
backed the falling theatrical fortunes Of his friend
"Jack" Ha verify. william A. is young man Of COZ
siderable energy and possessing that pleasant agre
able manner so essential to theatrical the
part OF the in front OF the house." The eoon
| which the theatre has put add materially to il
beauty. Rich hanging curtains take the place Of tho
former unsightly swinging doors, and quite effect
| lively shut out unnecessary noises OF the street.
AGITATION IN THE CITY HALL-The politicians around
the City Hall excited over the question
as TO who should prepare the proper French phrases
the telegram from the Mayor and Common Council 10
the Mayor of lie Puy, France. ON the occa-
sion OF the unyeling there OF statue Of Lafayette
Mr. Thomas Costigan, who represents the pro:esaa
OF literature about the Hail By virtue Of his edorshp
that OF light and entertaining reading The Oy
Record agony lest the wording OF the dispatch
intrusted TO President Reilly, who would m
certain to embOdy an Irish bull In It. To
leave the work to Alderman Cochrane would
be sure to involve the publication of . genoa
logical tree tracing the connection OF the lafayette and
Cochrane families. Then Mr. Costgan mad VIVID reeo-
lecons OF tue grave which the use OF French
In conducting the diplomatic business of the nations hs
led He recalled that Canibronne denied thattheFnnea
o. THE Guard dies, but never surrenders" which ns
used was tae came that his fair English interrogation
employed He recalled with fear and trembling tnat tho
peaceful relations OF France and England were onca
nearly broken off by the misuse OF French wofa
which made appear that the repnted illness OF King
George WIS "a hoax" when it was meant TO be said
tnat ssit WAS not serious"