New-York tribune., 1886-02-11

Ladies' Health Protective Association, Bcekmah iiA
Methodist Episcopal Church. D. nforee m Perkins
John b. Coughs lecture Chickerng Hail. evening"
NETWORK CITY.
Mayor Grace went to Boston on private business
on Tuesday. He will return to-day.
Treasurer Matthew's OF the Dock Department. re-
ported yesterday that the receipts OF tne Cp'F
menJ for the present month nave Dcch Tl9"'ooo'
The Earle Guild, No. 173 Centre-st., acknowlehees
the following gifts through TIE IRIBUNE Saiah
i Van Siclrn $40: Mrs. Cook, $40; Anna Whlte-
side $25 W." $40; Ellie, 3d.
KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.
Annie Dorsey. age eight, of No. 5l4 East One
hundrcd-and- forty nirth-st, was run over ana
killed yesterday at One-huudred y-fourth-
st. by Ncw-llaven Railroad tram
Joseph BUNS, laborer, age hfty-two. while
coming down the stars at his home, No. I'D west
Forty rourth-st., yesterday missed MS ioo'g "iu nv
fractured his skull, and died IN few minutes
INJURED BY A SUBMERGED WRECK.
The ship Gravllle Belle sailed on January 81
with n cargo of 40 99S cases of PETROLEUM lot huf-
rachec on Montank Point, two days Iater she
ran INTO a wreck partly submerged and was caused
to leak. Yesterday she was brought mere Dy tne
tug Ocean King.
ppospERITY OF THE ROCKAwAY HUNT CLUE.
The Rockaway Hunting Club held MS sixth an
nnal meeting last evening at Dclmonlcos. Middle
ton S Burrlll, John d. Cheever Charles IT, Ieters eI
and Edwards Spencer were elected governors loI
three years The report OF the treasurer showcd
that the club was never In more prosperous con
ditlOn. 1t has lG2 members.
ACTORS IN A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
ERobert Fraser, the pantOmlmst, * to nave
benefit this afternoon at the Grand Opera House.
T. Henry French and " Nat Go2dwni, havG oiig apo
Lillian Russell, John llowSon Nat n0Qnwln'
Mrs ID. +. Bowers, John Mackey, Francis Wilson,
George Thatcher and William Muld00n
Az Address BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Republicans of the XXlst Assembly District
have determined to make use of the present inter
val in political strife to discuss questions 3l parry
policy and public interest AT eaeh monthly Ilrc'-
ING until June there will he an address by some
prominent member of tine party. Inc hrsI 2ddI'ss
will be delivered tomorrow eycnlng oy on"
hran Practices" at Morton Hall, No. East Fifty
nIntll-st.
"rvANGELISE's' LONG RUS.
"FvongclIucr will he gwen for the l5Oth time
NJ thc Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow even
ing the longest run ever attained by any produ'rr
tIon nj that theatre. souvenirs IN the iorIn ol
handsomely bound piano forte scores OF the oRcr-
ctta will bc presented to those attending. The
composcr-mana.cr +. f. Rice. will conduct an en-
argcd orchestra. The merry piece Is received Win
continued favor
PtTApING GUILTY TO FoTGERY.
Thomas Lexington recently offered cheek Tor
Sl5 tn Henry Muller, a clerk of John Muller OF
No lJiI LcXmgton-lyc, but he douOtcd l'N
g,nutncnrss and handed il back. Policeman
stevens arrested Lexington and hc pleaded EulllH
to forgery yesterday ~ the 'oHTi "i "'nrIaL
siuns Justice CoWluB Schtcd''u hlIl u" slA ''""'"'
IN the State Prison
10 PLACE ELECTRIC wrRFS UNpERGgorNp.
Julius VI. Jagrl. Charles q. ilenning Louis y.
J1grI JnIiu. G. Jigcl and William Ncldc are the
corporator, of the Jagcl Electric and pneumatic
subway Company, whose objects ar" &" MAKE ana
lay condults or snbways Tor irtI'@iPni an ,','
electric light and other electrical conductors ana
,,on,nottc tubrs car rails sl'rpcrs and tramways.
The capital stock IL - .OJo,Opo.
yoU~G EUFFtNNS SENT To PRISON
Mary Jnhu.ou. of Ouc-hundrrd- tud-r lgltccut D.
~. and MndI.ou-lvc., stout, msdd .c-agcd woman
vino has but one leg AMI moves 'nohl ON 'i!'C''''
accused owen Cam, DruS h"IllN aud NuHih
Hroyn boys of from fifteen 4" eighteen years "n'
If o..aitiug her and they were convicted recently
~ The Cont OF General session. Judge CoNiug
vrstrrd ty -cgtroccd Cam 10 four wears ANA the
otLrrs 10 three years each III the state Prison
rNCpN,CIurs VroN OPIUM POISONING.
| Cor, la-ncdict. Of No. iNH Gtand-st" Bruok 'vn,
! age twenty-five, was sent to bellevue Hospital
| ,,r,,v from the Jefferson Market Court. Snc
,,,s found In the street and was supposed TO be IN
tnxicatcd After reaching che hospital She became
| unconscious ami suffered from violent spaSm' Tor
-. .,lrcf nC pnl-on. Later she admitted that she
! ya. m the habit OF tahrug large doses ol OPIUM
| She was sent to Blackw"IlH Island
| FAVOR or A UNIFoRN BILL OF IApING
| Tbc ,nern,rrs Of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
| discussed "A memorial drafted by the National Coi-
! tom Exchange requesting congress u" alupt UNI
| farm nm of ladug. bV which transportation com
n, les ~ III be made rcSponsl lhlc for the acts Of thor
avrnts Henry llcntz introduced a1c,o lutlonlwhlc
~ aLoptrd approving the memorial, and Walter
| f Miller Charles w ldr, George Moore, }. W.
! novtnn NJ T. Fielding, solomon Ranger, [. l..
| Rich aud X. II. Rounlrcc spoke IN favor OF 1t.
tXprCriD GUESTS oF I'M BOARD OF TRADE
The annual dinner ~ the Board OF Trad" and
fermentation will be eaten at the Hotel Bruins
n.,"L I'm February 20. Among those who have ne
ccptcd invitations are senators Warner Miller,
| + r.. McPhcrson and shelby NJ Cullom; Congress
| mon J. g. Carlisle, DARWIN X. Jlmc' \. ;. Hewitt
Wghcrt l.. Vlcle. W. G.. Stahineckcr, I. j. Campbell
and W. T. Hepburn; Governor Leon Ab6ett; Noah
| ma mn,is Ch1uncey VI. Drprw, General Horace
| ni+nrr JnIycs Brady and Pratt, Speaker of As
.embly j. W. Hustled and General Stewart H. Wood
| ford.
BROOKLYN.
Tho Crosstown Railroad Company. which uses only
' ,i" car. has agreed increase the pay OF dry
| from 40 cents To - cents u trip
Dicdric Mahnkcn. who was declared insane after he
,.,i,I bictricn StrIenS, three years ago, through
| hII'" In nnn 10 rnrch III Ihn