New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
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meeting of the Now-York Association of Cornell
University will he held at No. y Union Square to-
morrow evening.
Edward Bergh, nephew of Henry Bergh, was
Yesterday appointed to clcrkshp in the office OF
the Society for the Prevention of cruelty 10
Animals
Mrs. Josephine Wilder who was found uncon-
scous at No 400 SiXthave., on sunday and taken to
the New-YOrk Hospital, discharged yesterday,
having recovered from her dose of morphine.
William Dooley young man living in Fourth
ST. Long Island City, fell into the East River at
the foot of Thirty -nnth-st, yesterday. and was
drowned.
CHANGES IN BASEBALL RULES.
The annual meeting of the National Baseball
League will be held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
morrow. Some interesting changes VIII be made
| in the playing rules
THE ESTATE OF V. X STEVENSON.
Letters of administration were granted yesterday
| by Surrogate Rollins on the estate of NernOl X.
Stevenson in favor of his widow. Anna l.. Steven
son. The personality is $30O,OOo
TIE sHELTEmNG GUARDIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
An entertainment for the benefit of the Hebrew
Sheltering Guardian Society Will take place to-
| night at the Lexington Avenue Opera House. This
institution cares for more than 3Oo children all
| nually. -
| A correspondent asks if a passenger who is as
| saulted at an elevated railroad station and who
calls the station master for assistance but Is re-
fused has any redress. OF course he has. Let him
complain to +. H. Hahn, general manager, against
the station master, and to a police justice against
his assallant.
ABAPrIST CHURCH FAIR.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of 1.-THE Baptist
Church of the Epiphany,a at Madison-ave and sixty
cbapeI today. in aid of the mission sunday school
| work The fair will last one week, opening each
| day at 2 and closing at TO-
LOOKING FOR RUNAWAY BOYs.
The police were searching Yesterday for Norman
Turnbull aud Edward McDermott boys of fifteen,
who ran away last week from their homes III Nine
Vile, Essex County N. j.. and for Theodore fltz-
gerald of the same age, who IL missing IRON MS
home at No. 429 West 1hirty-third-st
NEW OFFICERS OF The GARFIELD CLUB.
At the annual meeting of the Garfield Club held
at its rooms No 93s Eighth-ave.. the following Of
| cers were elected for the ensuing year President
William IL. Bcllamy.; yce-presidents, W. b; Eli
son, T. A. Dienbeck, Cornelius Morrison, ID. Me-
Elravey, and Andrew Powell; secretary,
Rerran kayser assstant-secretary, Cyrus
tors Dr. S. k. Ellison. ". S 5. Lawrenee W. il.
Bellany, w b. Ellison and John frick commit
tee on membership Samuel II. Randall, Charles T..
| Ho1ton and Leopold Leo; sergeant "A arms
| Charles j. Drew.
| LABoRrRs fiGnTiNG WITH STONE HAMMERS.
| quarrel occurred yesterday between Italian Ia
| boicrs working in One undred-and-fonrth ST. be-
| tween Second and Third ayes Michael Ritzo
struck Joseph Monelo on the head with n stone.
| hammer fracturing his skull Morrelo was carried
| 10 the picsby terrain Hospital and he will probably
| die. Riizo was locked up IN the Eighty-eighth
| street Police station.
| ARRfsi or A DAniSG siREEr-rAD.
| Patrick Connofs, age tweniy three, of No 27
plrrrke,-s, was artaignej yesterday ut the Iombs
Police Court for having attempted t. take an over
| coat and a watch and chain from John Malnger,
| IN nivis,on at on SUNDAY. Isaac librrnan, ~ No.
| ~ Ens, Broadway, also appeared against the
| prisoner fot stealing watch anu cham from hhi
IN The sa,ne street about the Same time. The
| prisoner was held 10 answer 0n both charges ~
| aefaui, ~ S2,DOO bail.
| AtifMpiiNu ro PASS t;uVNiRRfRit auSff.
1h0Has h. Caiet and philip J. Nolan wpie NJ.
rested yesterday and taken before COMMISSIONER