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New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
PRICES AND fEArUREs or rHE MAR6ErS

The cold snap has warmed the hearts of the
butchers poultry sellers, but " has made large
hOlo Ia the holiday profits OF many f-l dealers who had
frozen ana thus rendered unfit for Hard crabs
could not be ha, AZ aus price yesterday Devcd crabs
at 81 % dozen were offered TO purchasers IA subst
tut, The supply OF Florida shad has been exhausted
for nsariy week. and Oegon salmon scarce al 81
cents pound. Sa1dlerock oysters - n hundred,
boI-oystcrs 81 80 and 81 and small oysters 10 cents.
Salt shad sell for - cents pair, smoked ecls -
cents pound, smoked salmOn 30 cent?. Fnuan haIdr.
II cents smoked haibut 20 cents aud smoked shad -
cents. Dutch herring 30 cents and Yarmouth
bloaters 60 cents dozen.
There Is slight rise noted I'm the price OF Docf. Fet
OF beef costs so cents portehouse steak 20 cents and
rib roasts aud 20 c"nts pound. Veal outlets are
80 pound le OF veal p cents. breast OF veal
CENTS and lOin Of veal % cents. Shoulder of mutton
10 cents. hndquArtcr cents, aud forequarer
10 cents pound.
Roasting cbl, kens cost % cents and capons %
pOnud. IOstOn geese worth % cents and mOngrel
geese 80 ceuts Turkeys cheap. selling and 20
cents a pound. Wild turkeys can be had for % cents
pound. Squads four dollars dozen, woodcock S2
reedbirds 81 and quail -. Squirrels 10 and
rabbits 25 cents zach, and ducks from 81 10 81 90 "a
brace.
West Indian egg plant brings % and 80 cents and hot
house mushrooms 81 pound. Cucumbers are worth 30
and 80 cents each, celery ID cents bunch, lettuce IL
cents head ana sweet potatoes % cents half-peck
HothOuse strawberries are TO be had at 70 cents To
SO 30 Newtown pppins are So snow apples $40,
aud other varieties range from ~ to ~ u Darrel
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
THE FAILURE or KAUGHRAN g. co.
A TALK WITH Mr.. oBRIEN-JoHN Z. KAUGHRAN TO
RETIRE WITH A FORTUNE.


RETIRE WITH FORTUNE.
Miles NJ. O'Brien, the assignee OF Thomas r.
KauRhraD & Co.. Nos. 500 and Sl1 Broadway, was uh-
able Yesterday to give any statement resarGihk to &c
set and liabilities of suspended firm The inventory
of the stock WAS not completed last night speaKlnR Vi
the suspension Mr.. O'Bren said: l., A., .,,
There an honester IalIure IN tho ~,
than that OF Mr. Kaughran yesterday. He began DusI
ness year last May with S50Oo0 10 ciean casa a
might have been otherwise, for he could have pousn
double the amount OF goods that he hss purchasou u
ing the past twelve months for his credit was excelen
What eau his failure There are soyera reasons o
INT the principal cause the unseasoBaD!e weather
which we have mad daring the last two mohths thG
think he would have pulled through all right several
norris have been spread abroad that Mr. kangran was
dissIpatcd. These both false ana malicious anu
without the slightest foundation" ,
The report that John I. Kanghran;; senior anhn
NIntlst was going to retire from business was con
trmed at the store yesterday Mr. ksughrsn expecs 70
sell out to Daniel Fox, who is connected with Lo B0ut
Ier Brothers of Twenty The transfer VIII not
take place until inventory OF the st0ca nss pocn
taken has made a deposit OF S1ooo aad tneTe
little dOnbt that the salo will take place ME- hauya-
will retire with fortune estimated aI SooV,oov
which he has amassed during the last twenty three years
In the dry goods business lie began his career with the
firm Of J. X Johnston. In whose employ ne wa 10
iing Chivvis and remained with them until lsI 4
when he formed the firm of John r. hanghran 20
his partners being his brother Thomas r. kauShran;
and Jacob Rice. The latter died In Aprl, lsol' ana
three r. f. Kaughran withdrew 10 start Dus
ness for himself with Mr. Barrett. Mr. kaugnran Is "a
himself to the real estate business In case he ses
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Nreat reductions in prices. Elegant sealssI inss.a
VI ,trments an descriptions. CcsHAfNkrlu luo LI---
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
THE VACANT SUB-TREASURY.

United States Treasurer Jordan, who is in
charge OF the subTreaury in this city, salds yesterday
that he was disappointed by the delay IN naming sue
cessor IN Thomas c. Acton hear from Washington"
ad he that Secretary Manning has not been well for
few days aud the absence OF hs assistants Farchid
aud smith, has probably caused him trouble enough to
prevent his thinking of this oico hope to he relieved
Ia understood that Charles J. Canda has been sug
gested for the place by persons who know MN rs 2
busine a man. Ua OF the Leading directors oil
th. New Yark o.a arlo And Western Railway Company
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
SHIPPING .yEVS.
PORT OF FRIDAY JAN. 3, 1886
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK ............F FRIDAY. JAM \, 1886
ARRIVED
Steamer CITY OF Chicago tBr Watkins Liverpool Dec 20
80 With mdse and passengers To Peter Wright
Sons. Arrived Al the Bar AZ 2.3O m.
STEAMER Augustine tLrl, HAYWOOD Ceara Dee ID Marin
ham 49, 20 with mdse aud passengers TO Booth Co.
Arrived al the Bar at l2.lO pm.
steamer Rio Grande, Lewis Galveston days. with mdse
and passengers 10 G III Mallory q 60.
Chat ahoOchoe Catherine savannah 2dsys with
rndse and passengers TO Henry lOnge.
steamer Manhattan, stevens West Point. Va, aud New
mort News with mdse aud passengers 10 Old Dominion So Co
FrancoDia Bennet Porua2d. WIN mdse ana pas
esngers TO Horatio Hal
Steamer Mayer, Anthony. Baltimore with coal TO
Consolidated Coal Co.
sa and empty barrels order vessel 20 Herman KoOD B. Co
Bark Bushnell Lentl, PernGmOucO ~ dayB. with
10 Bauk OF LOndOn vessel 20 S llccrsleeye.
BaIk Clara McGivery. Grinn JacWel 10 days with log
wood 10 Kunhardt Cos vessel TO Pencetcn Carver& Mich
suNsET-wnda a, sandy fresh, clondy. At CITY
Island. fresh. n h; cloudy,
sandy Hook. 10 -Baroneter. 20G0 rhernometer 81;
Wind. e. As miles swell heavy, h. Weather. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Athos rj Lew Santa Hartha Dec savanilia
n Carbagena 10 Port Lnon - with mdse and passengers
10 Pim For wood Co Arrived at the Bar at 1880 pm
steamer BreaKwater W0othu. Charleston IA days with
mdse and passengers TO j w 9ulntard 90: =, 49,,
| n ballast to snow 4 Burgess.
CLEARED.
Steamer wodan (Ger). Glsevecke. Bombay-Funch EdyC
&Co ~
Nickera & Co.
steamer Tower Hin OBI, Archer LoudonHenierson nrc
Steamer alle tbrl. Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Borieror tBr,. Ill., Liverpool-w atson sunne
Steamer srus (prj stapledon Liverpoo-Busk Jeyons
steamer Brooklyn City tar) stv, Brsto-Arteh Dong
steamer Eiysia tBr) Donadsou GasScw-H Bro
Steamer EeDvcone tBr 1hsa9se' Leisa-'aeha'So" DE-
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
GRAyD ARMY HEN ENTERTAINED.

At the close of Deputy Department Com
mander f. j. Atkinsons charge to the newly nstalen
oicers OF Alexander Hamilton Post c. A. H. IN Asso-
citation HI. Harlem on Thnrsity night ihc new post
coumantArr, 4. NJ Underhill. manager OF the Gulon
seamshp Line announced the 500 guests that there
would be a "camp-ire" FOR an hour Comrhde kay' OF
Philadephis with his character songs aud lnisca!
atons and the recitations OF John ". Macy kept the
assembly roaring with laughter Then after refresh
mpnts dancing continued until long after midnight Past
Commander James A. COYin received gold watch from
the post. rhe following are the new Oni0ers 4. NJ.
ITnderhnI. commanders; Edward NJ. BOomer, senior
vice: James Turnbu junior vice. Dr. A. " Brocsway,
slrgeou; Dr. r. Franklin Smith, surgeon; William I.
Woods quartermaster; David T. addis, oihccr OF the
day; and William &. Reidy, adutant.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09

,hree NJ whom are elected each year Those holding
over TIL 1887 are John Latng, Charles ' h%ard T
Thomas Edsall till 1855 Dr. >, . rntp r ,ree eIeeted
ast night were H. r. styles H. T. DroTne In. ns. NOW n"W
about 100 me ubers and It's library contains SOOo to
umes II publishes quarterly called ne Gteeog e %
ioni and Bordphicai Record The officers for 1850 are
chosen by the Board OF Trustees and VIII be ahhouneou
M the next meeting on January 22.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
LONG ISLAND.

HrcKsvlLLE.-GeOrge Van Nostrdnd. farmer, died
Yesterday axe lOI years After celebrating his lOOth
birthday he took to his bcd and never again left It,
EAST HAMPToN-Captain Edwardss crew captured
VIII ale of Amagansett Yesterday The whale VIII give
forty barrels OIL and VIII Yield its captors ,Ooo
school OF whales u in sight and crew has gone out
Long IsTAND CIrY.-Tharies Falvey newly married
man. was arraled before Justice Deehauty IN the PO
lee Court yesterday charged with mayhem. HIS wlie
who is the complainant appe lred with badly disg-
ured face She told the Justice that the wounds were
inflicted by her husbands teeth VINO attacked her on
Years Day The Justice comnitted FalVey to the
County JaiL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
Ay1vJrycrIoy ORDER MODIFIED.

On the appeal OF the Thirty-fourth Street
Railway Company against the perpetual injunction oh
tainod hy Alfred l. Looms, IcurY Hilton aud others
restraining tho company from ever, under auv crcum
sttucr. constructing operating railroad IN Thirty
fourtn.t bet wrun sIth AID Lexington aYcs tho Gen
rrtl Term Presiding Justice DAVIS delivering the opn-
u decdes that tho orisr must De mudu 80 ~ 20 con
form win the ~ tc case aud must simply
direct t,t the company bn enDinod iroD building and
operating the road uue-s daily authorized by obtaining
the cosen Of thg local authorities aud OF tho property
ow.rr4 or lieu OF the latter permission from com
mission appointed by TIE General Term.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
NFW.JERsEY TOWNS.

MIDLAND PARK-Two dandellons were seen on Cashier
DoblePs lawn on Wednesday The roads that day were
almost impassale account OF the mud with the hcr
nOmeter at ut 500 Thursday the ponds we're alive
with happy children with their skates and scighs; ther
memeter 1872
SouTu AMBoY-Paul King coal-heaver. fell through
the trestle- works on Thursday and broke his neck
KEYPoRr-Articles in the local papers Yesterday
deny the sensational stories published In Tuesday
World aud Herald about the alleged disbandment OF
Company g.. 81 Regiment. and the story OF The fire III
the skating rink, In which said To have
been burned badly.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
pp.ygRS FOR THE NATIONS.

The meetings of the Week of Prayer now
drawing 70 close well attended yesterday. The
rubect for the day prayer for Nations and Govern
meptsr All rAers pray cd for and their protection
asked from malicious plots and coispiracies The
moya of race and sectional prejudces was iMporsd,
and tif abolition of traffic In slaves opium and ntoIi-
eating drinks. At the Madison Square Presbyteri,n
Church the services led by the Rev. Dr. j. H.
Reimensnyder. The Rev DR. II. s. Macarthur conducted
the services tho Central Presbyterian Church There
was A large meeting at the services IN the John
Street Methodist Church. The meeting was led by Dr.
O. L. PcntccOsL. H
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
GENERAL BRoWxELHS RESIGNATION.

The news OF General BrOwnell's resignation
Division " q. $. N VI was received with much
prise IN Brooklyn yesterday as 1t was wholly
outside OF limited circle OF friends IL s said that the
resignation due " the fact that General Browne
expects to be appointed 20 an office In the state ord
Department at the Arsenal In this city, with a
salary he Will rank colonel and his superior
VIII be brgadier- general He has commanded the
Fourth Brigade for about two years, and formerly
colonel OF the 47th Regiment In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
sUOr RYI SICK SEA CAPTAIN.

Captain Charles II. Hoibrook, ofthe schooner
Fannie A. Mligan. which i' lying ut Pior No ii East
River was In bunk yesterday suffering from severe
attack of pncumonia. About o'clock he heard somo
one i'm te cabin and discovered thief making toward
the door with bundle of clothing. The captain turned
I'm his bed aud picking MP h.s pistol hrtd at the man,
VINO dropnod the buudcan the stairs where he
WIS 10 ned by accouplce AMI together they escaped,
the mau who had been Ia the cabin lnping badly.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
SUING FOR $4,000 AND GETTING NOTHING.
The case of Patrick Coleman against the city

TO recover $4,000 damages has been Oh trial before
JUDGE OGormaR for three days in the superior Court.
The pant CllmOd that 10 received serious injuries
from fall on the wax At Pearl aud Boekman SITS
In August ls4l ,ni that the accident caused by
one stone the walk being sunk two Inches be-
low the urehnorug cross stone. The evidence OF the
panns witnesses showed that the defect had existed
Tor several months. Much ionce was offered tho
psrof defendant IN explanation aud deYenco of the
condition walk aud yesterday tue Jury
turned verdict In favor OF the city. T. ID. Mccarthy
appearrd for Mr. Coleman Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Francis l.. Wci,man and Henry W. Whselor repre-
sautcd city.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
pAssry6ERs LANDED BY VARIOUS LINES.

John f. Moore, landing agent at Castle
Garden has completed report showing The nnnber OF
nssSeugers landed by the various steamship lines at
this port IN 1882 The number OF seerage @ o
uambrg American, 3S 9i3; White Star, 2i.l Inman,
2I,is5 Red star 2l,ll2 cunard; 1906; General
iinesI 1928; Guion lO25s ;-miscellsneons, 3s,697
The Cunad Line leads in the cabin passenger traffic
bringing I2,02G North German Lloyd, S,s3S White
star h G53; hman 300 GulOn 3.2I6.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09

We well remember incident In point OF Evangelist
Hamm0nds labors In New-York city. As usual he
made deep impression on female sinners aud the way
the bonnet after nm the cause OF some
little unhoy mirtb. one lady. dsgusted with her own
sex on this account on happening 10 run across rieEd
one OF the Hammond adultion oOtere taxed her with
being actually IN love with tho reyiyais. How
help II e. the frank reoinder. just think what
legs hos got W-t Waterbury American.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
HOME Ne US.
ppoMrNEST ARRIVALS.

Fifth Auenue HOteI-SenatOrs Warner MIL
,er Of Sew.York and George q. Vest, OF Missouri 49,.
Ho0rlan ousc-Governor David b. Bill, ArSrneyd ald
General Dennis o OBrien. LieuenantGo'eIhor ~, az
y Jones Insurance superintendent K. A MaXweIl. auu
James shanahan Superintendent OF Public ,S MSrks'
Albany General James Negley, or Plttshurg. anu r.
r. Yon,nans Chief Clerk OF the Treasury Department
. .Bciredcre Bouse-sccretsry OF state rreGe'lSA ~
Cook of Albany - Gisey HOuse-Coneressinan X. W.
irownshend OF illinois go. Murray HW HofeiaExCon-
gressman John Voorhs OF Rochester, and Professor
7. sterry Hunt, OF MOntreaL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
CITY.

truck owned and driven by Frank Riley, OF NO.
Hall place. Brooklyn struck by train at Greene
st yesterday. The truck wrecked and Riley was
fatally injured. ,,
. Walter Rose butler in the employ OF Mrs. Erminie
Smith, OF No 207 Pacdc-ave,. disappeared yesterday
ard was afterward learned that quantity 0fJewery
and some money belonging TO Mrs Smith were also
missing Rose borrowed from his wife all the money
she had in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
mopR or rnr NORTHERN pISPENSART

The annual meeting OF the Northern Dspen-
sary WAS held at their building, Wavery Place and
Chrstopher.s last evening. James W. Gerard presided
and delivered an interesting address The report OF the
trustees was reat by Henry L. Bugnct The work done
I'm all departmcuts showed Increase over the former
wear The treasurers report showed total receipts Of
81 $50 ~.
The board OF trustees elected for the ensuing year con-
tain no new names over that OF last year except j. A.
IIardenbergh William Milne. Horace X. Thnrjer and
Georgp Il blanchard.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
SWELLING THE HOSPITAL FUND.
The following additional snms from the Hos
pita Saturday and Sunday Collection were received yes
HELP FOR GINDEY.

Police Justice Walsh, of Brooklyn, yesterday
admitted David Guden. who attempted t. throw hi'n
self froIn tine Bridge Thursday, TO 500 bail David
Singer clothln gdealcr in Atlantic ave. became G-
denis surety although he had before heard OF the
unfortunate man until his story publishd He also
offered 10 yet Gudeu work subscription OF 500 was
secured for him by some of his feilow-countryinen
Money was aso contributed for his family Mt the Bridge
Office a., -,
H. 81 Hoyt, jr, sent IS to THE TRIBUNE for Mrs. Gin
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
ANYrAL MEe1Lyq oF TIE TWILIGHT CLrR

The Twilight Club on Thursday enjoyed its
third annual dinner ths ninc;y Of its history when
$50 members gathered ut the metropolitan Hotel dis
cus "why we Feel Poor" aud to present a testimonial
10 their perpetual and unsalaricd secretary. Charles
Wingatc IN the shape of scarfpin representing the
cuh insignia, an owl and crescent, inserted into n
unique necktc formed OF SIX 500 greenbacks. Charles
H. Dennison acted as chairman.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
rYARLE 10 EScAPE IRE MsPEorORs.

Customs Inspectors Brown, Van Horn DonO-
hue and MoCort yesterday found dutsble goods worth
several hundred dollars socrcted the ship Samara.
from Cuba. In the captains cabin l,75O Manila cigars
were found, and $50 IN the mates cabin. Hidden under
sails were six largo cases containing TWO hno Cnina
dinner sets iOi pieces each l30 odd pieces or China,
two porcalpn vases thrce feet hgh, ana TWO pairs or
fire screens made IN japanese silk, godembroidered
and with ebony stands.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
THE TAX FOR BURYING THE DEAD.
WHAT DR.. SAGLE AND OTHERS THINK ABOUT II
AN UNDKRTAKERs OPINIONS.

AN UNDERTAKERs OPINIONS.
The prospects are that there will be a sharp legal
contest between the Newtown Health BOARD l auu
the latter consent to pay the dollar for the extra
burial permit which the authorities OF the town
demand 1t Is expected that the egailty oil the
Roard's enactment will be tested at once by some
undertaken refusing take out an extra permit to,
morrow, which is the day the law takes effect, and
being received as formerly. The Key. stephen
Merritt is president of the Undertakers Society or
this city lie was not at his office Yesterday Wheh
a reporter called, but one of his associates sara:
"We think the requirement of the
Newtown Health Board Is unjust ana
illegai. but l suppose we shall have
TO submit to 1t for the present anyway. III VIII
cause the underIakeis great deal OF trouble. we
shall have to send man away down TO Newtown
for every permit that we require. The expense OF
this counting the mans time, VIII make each per
init cost us at least 81 instead OF Sl. IL Woud
do for us to wait until the funeral reached the
cemetery before procuring permit Tor theIe might
he twenty other undertakers waiting at the same
fIoe for fle,a IN the Health Clerks once, ana
tins would delay the bura'. 'lhat won'd not De
Tolerated Some have suggested that the NewtoWn
authorities have an office Ia Long Island Clty near
the ferry but that would not help matters, because
the funeral professions would be detained there
until tue document was procured; No, the only
place for such an o1icc Is IlgDt III vi 1,h, Heaf
the Health Offices OF Ncw-lork. Ihen,
when we send for the regular permit we can get
the extra one at the same time, and the only ex.
pense involved will be the dollar IN question. III
the NewtOwn people do not want TO 40 TINS theh
teIies so that we can procure the permits from TIE
cemetery superlnt eudents on our arrival WIN tle
body at its destination. Since we are really pay
INC fbe crlaeteres taxes they ougnt at least To do
something to facilitate the payment OF them
some undeTtakers say that the whole scheme
is an attempt TO Cuvc business away frotn the
Newtown cemeteries TO the Others. DO you be-
lieve iti" :. NJ.
me not at all. People that own lots in MI.
OI,vet or calvary will bury friends there and no
effort of any local health board will drive them to
Woo9lawn or greenwood. No, the Newtown people
are irving to get some COMPENSATION out OF the
cemeer,es for tie iand ch the latter have taken
and for which no tax is received. They are per
fectly Justified in making such an effort, but the
plan witch they have adopted wi cause the taxes
rwnicL these rich cO-poratOns should pay to be
paid by the poor people Of this city and BROOKLYN.
The NewtOwn Heath Board has sent IT'S cinclal
circular 10 the Health De- artments OF tins city,
Brooklyn and other places IN this helghDorhood'
The various cemetery cCTD ratlobs and all Inc IN
dertakefs il and around Ac"- YORK. Df Maggie, Oh
the Bureau of Vital Statistics declares the charge
to be wholly illegal
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
NEWARK.

George W. Meeker, of No. 116 Orange-st. was ar
rested yesterday, charged with embezzling S34l 90
from Morris Essex Railroad Mutual Beneht As
sOcation. He bail for his trial Meeker was ohair.
of the Finance Committee OF the association, ana
claims to have loaned the money to friends
Yesterday the Prosecutor and County Counsel Riker
appeared before the Sheriff and selected struck jury to
try indictments against the Chosen Freeholders,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
VERDICT AGAINST A sTEPMOTHER.

The trial Of the suit OF Miss Caharlne Ratzar for TlO
600 damages against stepmother for injuries alleged
to have been received from her, was finished yesteray
I'm the Circuit Court Jersey City The jury gave the
plantf a verdict for So O00 Felix Ratzar, the rather
OF the painti husband OF the defendant VINO was
made codefoudant filed a chattel mortgage yestseday
before the verdict was announced The John kress
Brewing Company OF New-York, are the mortgages
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
REpUBLICAYs TO NEAR ADDRESSES

At meeting last night of the XXlst AS
sembly District Republican Association at Morton Hall,
No. East Fify-ninthst IL was Voleu 20 nave auures-
"a az every monthly meeting from now until July. slI
naw members elected.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
wrsrruEarER ClrNrY.

MI RIsCo.- Edward Hoac. age ten. was drowned on
Krbys Pond ycsterday while skating. lie was the son
OF L. T. Iioag,a farmer
MI VERNoN.-In consequence OF the mails from New,
York being heavy Monday mornings ~ proposed
to present 4 petition for a sunday morning mall
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Excise Investigation, Giisey House. IL a. IN
Tennis Tournament, 7th Regiment Arinory, i. IN.
Press Club musical entertainment, evening. . =,
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company meeting, No. II
ss-meeting ofbakcrs Military Hall, p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
POLICE CAPTAINS WANT MORE PAY.

Among politicians and members OF the Poiice
nenart u,ont there has been talk recently
about proposed bill for the relief of the. police
CAPTAINS THE captains have declared that their
ssoch. mOvement to petition the Legislature was
worked up quietly, and it was said that bill to
increase the salary To-. $4,000 was prepared.
s.nta Ins were about to raise money to help carry
Tie s,l through tho Legtslature. A committee
Was selected 70 appear before the Commissioners
I'D ASP "r their sanction Of the proposed measure
Csptains K;llIes, Clinchy and Gunner were present
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
STATEN ISLAND.

ToTTESyLLE.-A new Baptist church Is TO he esta0-
shed n this village aud the Rev Thomas b. Bott. for
merly pastor OF the South Baptist Church, viii be Its
uuat
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNtSAc
sun rises 20 sots &a7 Noon set. 0O9 Moons aga is
mon WATER TO-DAY.
LM.-sandv took 900 Gov. lslanL 1912 Hon GAIA oil
pX-Saidy Hook. 942 Gov. Iss-nL 1898 Hell 'iua UOl
EOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS PORT