New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
NEW.YORK CITY.

p,.a nenesch bohemian girl. employed as servant at
No $40 East Seventy nntst was found deal In her roo
vesterday having been suiOcated by escaping gas
newlv born male infant abandoned on Barihodi
nav an the .ens of the New.york Founding Asylum died
from the effects OF exposure The child had oeen
named Joseph BarthOldi at the Institution.
Nrs parriett Webb will give evening OF readings in the
Church OF the Disciples West Fifty si1hs this evening"
She will be assisted by Miss Wendell Soprano MI SHAW
whistler; Mr.. Hunt BARITONE anu 1ni'' No'"'' "
panst
The graduates OF the University OF Pennsylvania living In
Newly intend to form an association TO dine once year
and revive pleasant memories OF their OLD college days Io
first dinner is to given Delmonicos on November 2o
Among the graduates Jerome Buck Morris j. Asch
Mredh Clymer General Wyle s. Crawford Alexander b.
Mott Charles Carroll Lee the Rev Arthur tchie Edmund
Randolph Robinson, Gerald l. whitehead and Henry w.
Ward.
IN. Canal Advoeae weekly paper Just started In THIS
o IN IN. interest OF canal boamen. II is edited by John
Brtte for many years the city editor OF The Commereid
bulletin The number Is bright newsy ana iu OF mat
,er NJ boanen and their patrons It's
declares that controlled by no party or
clique and undertake to grind the axes OF
Tho borse sale OF the Exchange at the Mad
i.on souare Garien continued yesterday The prices
ruled low The black geldns Fashion, l4 hands
high who took awards saddle cob at the recent horse
show only brought $3.50 Black Prne was soid ior uie
highest price of the day, SOU
nocs WAS posted at the Produce Exchange yesterday
stating that the Railroad elevators are 80 full that
LOG 600 bushels have ordered TO be delivered aoat
George r. vending will Saul of Tarsus' at
Association Hall tomorrow evening"
Anthony A. Griffin has been appointed by the Board of Edu
cation superintendent OF Public Schools succeed
ing Arthur McMuen the present clerk OF the Board The
salary is $1,000
The championship .me OF football between Harvard and
Princeton viii play Saturday at Princeton at 2So
u IN made to stop the fast express
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad leaving NewYork at II
otallv
d. M train back from Princeton.
yK Stevenson Co. have sold the fine house OF Pedro
Mora IT, of Havana, No. sl3 Fifthave facing Central Park
t Charles s. Fischer Tor SSoo00 also he
fullszed dwelling No o3G Madison-ave at Ftyfourthst
owned by the Jonathan Thompson estate, to Charles H.
Kosher OF the banking OF II. T. Wilson Co. for
$4,000 and the southeast corner OF One hundred
and hfteenhst Fifth ave. for Joseph Nora for s5lOOo
On. hour after the scholars public school at No
ITO Madison st. yesterday hre Droke OUT IN 'he oaScn
and destroyed property worth Sloo.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will open s new club house
t No 524 Fnhaye. on the evening OF November 90
President Hays Of the Eighth surface road writes
to THE not present on Tuesday night at
the exhibition OF Julien electric street car and conse
quenty express the opinions of the motor attributed
In him in THK TRIBUNE report OF the exhibition An explain
alton of the motor handed to the reporters by william
contained some OF tho names OF those
present among which that of President Hays ana gen.
pointed out President Hays VINO gave the opn
ions published in THE TRIBUNE
Charles Jaehne brother OF Henry W. Jaehne. called on
Controller and asked for the balance OF salary
due his Alderman To the date CT his CONVECTION
amount ng to $40 declined TO it until lie
had received opinion OF the Corporation Counsel
Coneressmnn m Campbell to bed
by illness lust election able to out
| terday lie has recovered the use OF his voice
(fptroller Ioew recently issued a subpoena for Captain
Michael Cregan cerA OF the sixth Civil District Court in
order to examine 70 the methods OF that court
Mr. Cregan has paid atelton 70 the summons Inc Con-
troller saws he will send officer aft him to-day.