New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-01
NETWORK CITY.


Tho New York Press Club will give informal
reception to MonsIgnOr Capel tomorrow afternoon
at 100 Nassau-st.
J.J. Little says he did not attend the meeting at
which DR. Darius Wilson spoke. his name was
used without his consent in the call 1ortne meeting
The Amherst College Alumni will have their
annual meeting and dinner at CLARK s. III twenty
thrd-st on Friday. February 10
The body of female infant few days old was
found in ga3 woman's satchel which was picked
up in the river at Brldge-st.
The mortgage of So g. 900 held by the National
Trust Company against the Brookn, pam and tbe
property ordered to be soid. 0eorse W. A0i'"N
has been appointed receiver
Peter j. Reynolds age twenty-five an lr,shWman ,
T To1 'sevenths On Wednesday he was attacked
with pneumonia and died before midnight
The Fire Commissioners Yesterday DECIDED 10
award tho Bennett medal Tor lood 70 a. the ST.
Binns, of Engine NO. o. IoI Ills pi"'0iS " ~ "
Georges Flats lire.
The reduction of tolls on:the Bridge promenade
went INTO effect at midnight Eaeh one OF tle COZ
lectors was furnished with packages
TWENTY-FIVE tickets, which are sold LOT hVe cents
chamber music soree by the professors OF the
New-York College of Music will be given on
February in the concert nan art ., o
The steamer Stonngton, having been thoroughly
oyerhauled, painted and reftted, will take v her
place the stonngton Line can ana leave Ne"-ioih
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays
Of teo enterts nments given by Messrs Phipps and
Edwards at Chckering Hail. will take place on
Thursday evening, when sidney "oiio'' VIII
SUSPICION or MURDER OR SUICIDE.
Jacob Suder Of No. so Lawrence-st.. died sud-
denly at his home yesterday and his body vas sent
TO the Morgue Coroner MESSENGER IN Inc
that Suder had died either from fracture OF the
skull or flom pistol shot wound Ill the ear ana
ordered an autopsy
NEW ROUTE TO PurLupsBURG.
The Beach Creek, Clearfied and southwestern
Railroad will be extended 10 iPhllilpsOufg, Penn,
Tomorrow and he.Philadelphia and Reading Road
will run through trains from Philadelphia and CON
Meeting trains ffom New-lOrk. Tie tram IRON New
York will leave the foot OF LIberty-s'' al ofo d. H.
FOR THE ITALIAN MISSION.
An amateur entertainment for the benefit OF the
Fpiscopal Italian Mission. will be given on Feb
rnary i3, at the University Club Theatre. Mrs
John Jacob Astor, Miss Wolf. Mrs Dahlgren, Mrs
B0dgett, Mrs. Westeryelt ana MISS Davenport aio
among the parOnesses.
MIR pvRROY GOING TO The EXPOSITION.
Fire Commissioner Henry ID. Purroy will start
Tomorrow for the New-Oreans Exposition. lie
will he absent about three weeks and VIII be &C
compaped on his trip by several friends, including
his brother DR.. Francis NJ. Puroy, who Is police
surgeon.
sIEy1Y GIVES $1,000 BAIL.
Josenb T. Sleyin who was indicted on FRIDAY tol
manslaughter was admitted to bail yesterday ny
Judge Andrews in $4,000: Michael Nc arty' o.
No. I55 East Ffty-fOurth-st, gave security ano
Slevin was released.
Amazing in behalf of Indian and negro educa
ton will be held in the Memorial Presbyterlia ria
Church. at Fifty-third-st. and Madls0n-aVe.' enia
SrSians and HAMPTON graduates will talk, as will
Also General Armstrong and II. b. Frisse.
THE RUSSELL WILL CASE. ..
Referee Soule yesterday listened to further testi
mony from Hattie NJ. Russell. who asserts that sht
Ia the daughter of John Russell, the miser printer
She told about her life at Grand Rapids and JACK
Don. Mich, aud her many vicissitudes III oo'i
places.
CLOSE OF THE GANsEvooRT STREET HEARING
An the persons interested in the Gansevoort-st
widening met YESTERDAY III 'ne on ormants wer
made and the hearing was closed. some tline WI
pass before the Commissioners VIII make incl
report.
pRYGooDs FIRMS REMOVAL $3.50
The wcll-known drygoods firm Of lie Boutlllle
Brothers of Nos 81 and 33 West Twenty third-st.
At Nos. AS so and So West Twenty third-st Before
khey change their quarters they wish 10 ciear gu
huch of their present stock ana they are oucrin
goods at especially low prices.
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON DINNER.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity will dine a
Delmonico's on Friday evening There are in New
and It's nea tickets before the dime
was generally announced. 1t is expected that no
less than 800 will attend the dinner.
SKATING FOR FUN AND MEDALS.
Az the Knickerbocker roller skating rink at tn
American Institute Hall Yesterday Afternoon sSrs 7oU
admission tickets were taken Inc cniiqIen me1
entertained by fancy double skatng Dy tne Siisse
Lauretta Wade and Blanche Pridgeen oveL twen ~,
schooboys took part in balf-mile race Ior Oh
yer medal.
PROPERTY EXCHANGED. -,
The Palermo Apartment House covering tnre
lots on the north side of Fifty-seyenth-st, west
1exington-ave., has been sold by M. ana MT
Eenigio La Forte to Edwin A. McAlpin for $2S0
600. Mrs. La Forte has acquired, for $oo,oogg
from Mr. McAlpin the dwelling house. lot NO. oIH
Aad'son-ave.
Ic I1S ABOUT A CLEARING HOUSE POSTPONED
The meeting of the grain trade which was to b
heia at the Produce Exchange yesterday 70 tax