New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-03
NETWORK CITY.

Henry Bergh IT.. Erote TO the Aldermen ycstrr
day asking that more humane method OF Killing
dogs be substituted for the one III use at the pound
Controller Loew yesterday borrowed $4,000
on revenue bonds at II per cent, the lowest rate
at which the city ever effected loan
The sixteenth annual dinner of the Bowdoin
at .the Hoffman House "a week from to-day at
Gao D. III.
The japanese curioq, silk, china, ETC., the
smuggling of which prevented by SPECIAL Gus
toms inspectors, were examiner yesterday dt l-lc
Custom House.
Henry w. Cannon. recently Controller of the Cur.
Tency was elected vlce-presdent of the National
Bank of the Republic yesterday. lie at once en-
tered upon the duties OF his new Office.
The Grant Memorial Fund was increased 50 30
Yesterday by contributions from a. &; A. ana O. q;
Clarke of Grand Army Post No ~, D'Rir'meht Of
New-York, making a totaI of $ll4I4l 81.
The Opcra GIdvS is new weekly publication,
showing in neat, compact attractive form what
can be seen at the New-lork theatres, and en-
belished with appropriate cuts ana ch1t'
RECALLING THE PHOENIX PARK MURDER.
Michae. Wclch. brother of Patrick Wclcn, orc of
the men who were hanged Tor the murder Of Lord
Frederick CaycndlSh, arrived III Castle Garden yes
tcrdav. He was arrested as one of the accomplIccs
and spent four years III the Portland Prison.
WORK OF The BOARD OF A~sE>sOES.
The report of the Board Of Assessors for 1850,
mace 10 the Mayor yesterday says that on Januaryl
1885, there were / 10 assessment lists, amounting
TO $50 81 $50 q. There were lG3 lists received.
amounting to $ 96S 1857 30, making total Tor the
wear of 279 of the vaiuc of SJ279,7j2 rs There
were II lists amounting to 80 914 9S3 ~ sent to
the Board for revision and correction eavngOm De-
celnDcr 81 1858, lGl lists. amounting to
So, 36i. 7G9 81, stlil to be acted on.
FUNERAL OF MRS CARSON LAKE
The funeral of Mrs. Ole L. Lake, the wife Of
Carson Lake, who died on Saturday, was held yes
terday morning at her house, No. 81 Gramcrcy
place A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Lake present Her father, Daniel Heller and
her brothers W. I. and George G.. leIier OF Akron.
Ohio were among the mOuIncrs. The services were
conducted by the Rev. BIdwcll Lane, pastor of tie
Seventh Avenue Methodist Church. The body was
taken to Woodlawn for burial.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs Adelaide De smidt did not appear yesterday 10
press the charge of assault which she preferred last
week against her husband, Louis Do Slndt Of Rce's
EVunceliDe' Company, ana he WAS ulscharbcu Dy
Police Justice Walsh
The total amount deposited in the savings banks OF
Kings County last year S2s ,J70,Os2 AN Increase
OF SCI 900 over 1881.
Property In arrears OF in the Eighteenth, Nine
tecnth TWeueh Wards will be soid at auction to-
day at city Ham.
CITY Assessor D. s. Arnott lost 81 900 In going from
No 26 Court to the Fulton Bank on the other side or
CITY Hall Square. on Monday afternoon lie had large
roll OF bills with him make deposit, and at the
bank found 81 900 missing
Surrogate Lott yesterday heard arguments in the
t.st over Will OF Mrs Ann BOury Yesterday Cen
eneTal Pryor claimed that the Will offered by tho son.
Edward Boury, obtained by undue influence and
represented the wishes OF the deceased woman
IN dispOsing OF her property.
DIR. John II. WOodslde who has been insane for
time, sent TO the Poughkoepslc Lunac Asylum yes
terday.
A suit has been begun In the Supreme Court by John
Stockholm set aside the will Of his grandfather An
drew Stockholm. which disinherited him and
tate valued at $4,000 Mrs. Phpbe Jane Taylor
daughter Of the testator. The Will contested be-
Bergeu who admitted II TO probate. The
answer the complaint denies that the plaintiff
grandson Of tho teslator