New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Spitz dog suspected of having hydfopihVWVy aa
was shot Yesterday by policeman al NO go "c''
Fifty-seventh-st. nr
Headquarters. yesterday was made secoho "epu'S
clerk at a salary OF S24OO. -,
At meeting of the Board of Directors OF t,1 the
,,oiumbia Bank on Wednesday last, Johh H. wat
son was elected president.
To-d,v ia acain ladies' day at the American lnsti-
into Exbibitlon. and each one who purchases
ticket at the box Office will be presented WIFI
handsome souvenir.
Tho graduating class of the American Institute
of Phrenology yesterday received their diploihas
and were addressed by Professor Ilizer, the IeT;
IJr Thur,ng II. :. Drayton, NJ. d.. and MIS-. y.
Wells The class numbered Twenty-Five
Tho American schooner Charles c. Dame which
vent ashore at Manasquan ~ j., last JSnmaiy Mms
doatcd Yesterday by the Merritt NrechIhs YUM
pany and towed to this city.
prRxrp TO DEATH BY KEROSENE.
Noroarct Mckinley age scventy-four, widow
living at No. 45l West neeenth-st., whle lgn,
ing kerosene lamp on Monday hlgn.; SCI n'o oho
her clothes aud was burned 80 seNcic'S NAV ~
died IN few hours.
Jealousy CAUSING srAnnrNd ArFRAY.
philir j. Donohue sone-cutter, living at No
$40 Sccond-ave:. had quarrc yes,r'uay was roa
francis Moncrieii o strect-car conductor, WHO was
a harder tncrr. Moncricil stabbed ID inohue ~ nc
abdomen. nnctng slight wound. Jealousy
cai:scd the quaiici.
posiroViNG tur SALE or "rIiF dRtpnic'
Tho contemplated sale OF ne ntaP"'' n's n Jo
Yesterday. Mr. lIincklcY who holds the STOCK
aud bonds of tho concern and al'o ,ho Ju"g,.' ~,
against H. lha nccn ihahoo" '" INV" "''
tcHi Tor the ptcArbi
ntftptNu 10 nttJ rnrHnytt Ht>N 'utU'u
ihn congregation ot the kntscft Presbyterian
Chnich a, Maimon-nVc nud twenty -l"ll n'' en- nn
Monday evening antho,,h'u Ihh hn,t sIh o0U
tnn surplns To bo ho.d bf tho trustees Hilhjrot 70
fmrtnrr orders. Iho debt ina bccn incurred /" 'ho
last three years
nrnt,L or rFTFR T. LAnRENoRE.
The funeral of Peter T. l.nlrcmorn, the ia'her Oh
I,d'', inrrelnore. VINO d,od on sunday took place
Yesterday IN the Memorial ir'spS t'tldh 1hu'," ~
nhy-thnd NJ. and Aadlson-aHe' ne Kew u o.
pall-bearcrs. lie burial was ut oreeh"oou'
UNABLE 10 IDENTIFY SUICIDE.
The unknown man found on the McCombS Dam
road at lwu-hund Observation-Disclosures, on Monday,
viii inlet hone III has tempe, VINO had evidently
committed suicide, lay III a rOugh plhc hOA at Tue
Morguc Yesterday, but was not ldentihcd.
OFFICERS OF 4 10 FOR 0ID PEOPLE.
The trustees of tine Home ior Ola Men ana Ageu
counlcs yes, rday elected BishOp Potter PRESIDENT
Assistant bishop Potter and the new Dr. J H. tut
flc yIce-presdrnts; II. H. Camnanh, treasurer;
ana ,ienry Lewis Morris, secretary. me hcvi
~ = kaln-ioId, the Rev. II. Morton Kead ana
Er,dcrlck vanderbilt were elected members ol Tue
board.
FUNERAL OF THE REV. A. II. BEcHrI9Lp.
The funeral oi the Rev. A. II. Bccnthod, pastor
of the holland Reformed Churcn, IN col Eleventh
~ WAS ne ld al tue church yesterday. lhero was
"A large Attendance, ana addresses were lnade ny
the ncv. William thompson and tho heV. Nr.
liu,sonn OF Paterson y. j. Among oihcr' present
wcfe :, number oi Castle Garden OFFICIALS ana Tue
Consul and NIco-Consui OF iio'iald
INTEREST ~ THE INJURED RICE CROP
The damage to the rice crop III Japan from ty-
phOon, noted III me ll'B NJ y'S,ctu"y' c"uscn
consnieIablo comment ana interest among dealers.
ihe partial recovery OF the crops ~ tnc BIrDhurh
dlntIIci was confirmed Dy advIcos received ny tho
Nrssrs Taimagc, but the yieid viii he curtahcd.
There ~ ~ al improvement III demand lor Dotn
(outuental and English markets. wlih unchanged
prices.
ARREST or A TRUSTED BOOKkEEPER.
lain X Graham, an extensive dealer III hard
voods at InIltIotu-St. aud EtcVcntii-aFe., ~ the
Jcuor,ou Market Court yesterday charged WiliIam
UavIlson MS iOrmcr bOOkkcepci, with emDehllr-
mont. davidson llvcs ~ u large mouse a, no, iol
Wcst Thirty -tourth-st. lie had been Mr. ufallalns
LnnIL ,cper Tor several years ut salary OF TJo
week REGULATIONS 10 the extent Oh 9J'VoJ nave
already been discovered
srNrrHcED FOR VIOLATING ELECTION LAWS.
lanes Quinn "a godbeater, who tired To vote III
tho name of .Jonn Wilson III the Seventh Election
Instruct OF the Hid Assembly District, and Wills
Douton a shoemaker VINO voted IN Tue name Oh
,ustrct OF the lid Assembly District, pleaded
nn'i,v Yesterday before recorder Smytn TO
Charges OF vIolatlng the election law and were sen
fenced to one year each III the lenitentlary.
rrING PLANS FOR NEW DEPOT.
pIaus were filed at the Bureau of Buildings yes
terdav Tor "A passenger depot to ne erected Just
e,sI of the Grand Central Depot in FOrty-second-
nj by The New-YOrk Central and Hudson River,
and ine New-lOIk and Harlem Railroad COmpa-
Mes The building viii have frontage OF ~ ieet
m Forty -second-st., its depth will be O03 feet,
and ts general construction will be similar to that
-, me ,,raud Central Depot, the front beng made
of brick aud east IRON, with stone trimmings. Inc
estimated cost ~ S2OU,OOO
LIVELY TRADE ~ rHE CorToN EXCHANGES.
n ~ a long time since much business was done
IN The cotton xchanVe ~ YESTERDAY, aud the ma
iurlty Of the members elt busy anu III SPIRITS. The
demand Tor expurt increased the sales to 100000
holra or double the amount of the daily iiansac-
tiuns OF late. lhe market advanced about ten
uonta but eased oil lniei ~ the day upon the ie-
cent oi orders from Southern houses 10 sell IL
wss maintained by some tina the reports VI large
orders iUf export we've NOT legitimate and that the
a,ly vance was due 10 local manipulatiuns.