New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14
NETWORK CITY.

John b. Cough will lecture on DlundefS before
the Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow
evening.
Henry II. Cook has acquired the property and
building No. 1876 Broadway, the southeast corner
of Broome-st., Tor $225,O
Mrs Langtry has purchased mortgage OF Fl 900
from Frederick j. MiddlebrO0k, and another OF
$5, 900 from the guardian of Katharine a. Sands.
Granville p. Halves. who retired from the bench
after honorable and excellent service IN the CITY
Court has resumed the practice of the law ut NO.
100 Broadway
An entertainment Of music, Rotations and tab
leans will he given tonight IN 1t. Andrews Parish
Building One-hundred-a nd-tv enty -eighthst. and
Fourth-ave in AID of ST. Andrews Hospital Guild.
The New-York State Veterinary Society last
nj ght at the Cooper Institute decided to present
bill TO the Legislature providing Tor the regulation
of the practice of veterinary medicine ana surgery
The 200 doomed ours III the dog pound we're
dipped into the last River at 13O a. III. yesterday
At this rate the floating dog population VIII soon
disappear altogether
THE NEW ENTRANCE TO TIE BRIDGE.
The new entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge on the
New-Yorlx side will he finished in few days. PeO-
pie wonder. however, why the new staircase - put
up when the passengers cannot be accommodated
who 90 up the old staircase duIlng commission
hours.
JEROME PARK COURSE THREATENED.
Engineer Curtin, of the Department OF Public
Works IL Surveying a plot of land of about 300
acres which includes Jerome Park race course.
This plot is to be used as reservoir for the new
aqueduct, and II is expected that the race course
ACCUSED OF USING HIS CLUB wANTovLY.
James Henry lad living at No; 42o West
Thirty -ffth-st.. appeared at Police Headquarters
Yesterday to testify that he was dubbed recently
without cause by Policeman Kennedy. of the
Twentieth Precinct. The policeman denied the
story. lie thought the lad had been dubbed by
policeman who died recently.
NEW FLAT HOUSES ANp DWELLINGS.
Two fiat houses, 10 cost 500. 900 each. are To be
erected in Northumberland twenty filth-st.. 700
feet east of Fiith-ave., by Adolph Herbs, Fix
4, hnu IA flat han 10 he butlt nv
Patrick j. O'Bncn at EdgecOmb-ave. aud One
hundrcd-and-io ydith-st., at IA total expense of
5000.
CUTTING HIS THROAT WHILE DELICIOUS.
Edward G.. La Rochelle, French florist of mid
die age cut his throat with peuknifc at his home.
No. 200 Eighth-aYe., Yesterday while deiiIl2us.
the pocc sent him to the Newly DIRK Hospital. IL
was SAID he had been sick aud also mad been drink
lug too freely.
THE GRIswoLp FAMILY's TEoUBIEs AT An FND.
MIR Mary Griswod Of No. - lIcnry-st., who
caused her husband, Leo GIswold, to be commit
ted TO the Tombs on charge OF Abandonment on
sunday secured his release yesterday. Grlswold
promised To provide tor hi, wife ~ future, and his
daughters expressed regret at their undaiidl con
duct.
MISSING FOR TIN DAYS.
Thcophilus T.. Laliunc living at No. i22 West
Twenty-foutth-st left his nome on January / t.
go to Peasants * Co.'s drug store nj Wooster and
Houston SIS, where ho had been employed tor
seven years Since that time he has not been ssccE
by his family
AMERICAN YACHT CLUB MN INDIGNANT.
The rumor that the American Yacht CLUB was To
be dissolved for want OF funds Is Indignantly
denied by scNcra, of the members. They say that
the club l. IN q ii1uTishug condition aud there II
~ disposition on the part OF the members 10 give
II mp
HOURS REDUCED ON TuE FOURTH AVENUE LINE.
The drivers If the Fourtu Avenue Inc were as
sured al tie beginning Of the month that their
hours oil labor should bc reduced to twelve Yes
tcriay Superintendent StJtt had formal notice
posted to Tat effect. the wages 10 remain - day,
the same ~ before.
TAI CEECIE FRANCAIs DE- LHARuONIE BALL.
AZ the Crrcc Francois de liIImonle's masquer-
test will take place IN which Mlc. Grille d'Egout,
winner Of the prize for this kind of dancing IN
PARIS. II exp clcd 10 compete. The Academy of
Music, Irving and Nilsson Halls VIII be brilliant
with hight and decorations.
CHARITABLE WORK or THE CITY.
The Comm. sonrrs OF Charities and Correction
Yesterday seat the Mayor their quarterly report.
Tho number of inmates il the various institutions
ON December 81 was l3 iGS. The number of
reduIsItions granted to abandoned wives for tho
arrest Of husbands was go. There were |, 100
colus made and 2j3 persons applied for admission
to the cIty hospitals.
OFFICERS or THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The Young Mems Republican Club last evening
elected the following officers: President, Thomas
f. Wentworth vic.-prcsidcnts. James L. Foster.
Mortimer G.. Addoms aud William Brooklicld;
treasurer A. b. Price; recording secretary, W. NJ.
Humphrey, AMI tic Executive Committee reelected
IN full Inc question of incorporating the club
under its present name was discussed at length.