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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
curLp HiNE N LTtLV.

YilIu LATER ~ ne san fTfh'tst0 thf""fc''.
ThOGgh Il may be true that The most delicate
wines OF Italy are grown the h-tlc', very g"od one
are luc from the grapes raised on The plains especially
lious the Adratic At san Severe, FOR Instance, the
GROUND Is slightly rolling and the vine produce, though
haylig no special NPo,Urc and made b. primitive pro
cc,sr- IS exc and -ingIIly cheap At tue notes
ANA restaurants Of tho town cach guest Is given quart
Chnmuruo bottle OF Wiuc better than he often get
in America under the OF 81 julien and Med0c ioi
- bottle and the price Is only cents. IL - c!2rct
1 beautiful color add exceedingly agreeable 20 taste.
THIS IS region where the French purchase both grapes
and wines largely that tho people have none Tor thcr
nrn usc Tie following spriuz. The wines Of J
uu c uou both white and red may De suit 20 be aost
famous They are sold IA all TIE cities Oi LOnharGy
Vrnetil and IN Florence and Genoa ana are % BE- found
II wanted, iu thr ctit7 of ihN south. Btrleri ana
rgu0lno two OF the brands beet Known. are 'oId H.
some OF tie Niisu wine shops Tor cents large ia
cor goblet aui spIrkrg MG-cat. the gas art hci in-
trduce tul tho price. Tne last is not unpleasant
II obtained perfectly fresh These SPARKLING wines can
NJ. IN tLr elite, Of Northern Italy Tor Il aud
10 ceats the pint bottle. The BarNcr aud GrisnOliho
are furnished ~ The Genoa hotels Tor traucS tie quart
30 cents the Irnt bottle. They are puasantcr to The
IA t. aud far wholesome than any OF the medium
GRADES OF French clarct which cost three times tue
amount IN the hotels Of America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
~ AnERLclY srgl WEES HryDREDTH rOIA0E.

The steamship City OF Washington VIII start
tomorrow up1u h,r hutIrnith round Y0yag" 10
II taha and MEXICAN ports. reception and lunch were
gwen on the vessel yesterday ~ the owners 70 hummer
of merchants. Captain William NJ. K,tlg prcsdel'
aud opposite him Francis Alexandra Ah0h- othrts
pra,cnt !. S.h,-k, Antonio GONZALEZ L'WtchT'
/ Br tinc JOAN l.. Alexandra. Z. ". Hayward. W. H.
Rank. Felix Garcia Jose j. crtndrc and Mr. Norton
TDa.ts wtIe drank and responses m"lr' anu
mutual congratulations exchanged Inc ttetH-nlP
was the hrst tirrN irOi vessels huit Tor Tue
John Roach ~aas, and start ii on her nr"t voyage
ru November - l-1- The next summer she made the
tin from Havana New lOr In days hours ANA -
minutes. -urpa.-ug Al prrviuu. records Her thirty
,yltu trim from New York % II .Vnra Was uuprec"
a.utcl IN spc~ tho time b'us days - hours AMI 80
uluu.c-. captain R"tttE hrghn hi' scaidIins career
when ,r.u year. oil iic scryat Is an officer In the
transport ,trvi,e during the civil War. and after i"dF
years 10 tao Atlantic Man Steamship Ll'", ana thrs
wear, 1. tc Ivug.tpu Linz. to savannah, no entered
ihe service OF h.s present employers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

About a hundred persons interested IN the
formation of home for fallen women mct Yesterday ~
,Ge Hroadwny Tabernacle. Tbs Rev. Mr.. COuEn1n, Of
Inc Bedford street Methodist Episcopal Church, opened
the meeting and called Dr De Costa to preside Dr. De
.ta said That every person present must feel more or
es1 respousn- tho condition OF society ana woman
hood; u Legitimate nut OF tho soctlItd CIVILIZATION
which, holds M one standard Of purity for men and
ann,hcr FOR women. lie said thai the work which had
breu undertaken was peculiarly WOmun's work ana mat
altogether too slow IA sympathy and charity
tovari her faeu sisters Many women ara thcpreti-
toros offences OF men they would not allow some
,cooen TO scrub their kitchen floors. The Rev. Mr..
vonI, laid that he wished defend women from the
impn,ation OF condOning tho faults Of men. lie ad
United that guilty put oH mantle OF deceit ana
dj.honorably entered The phrlors of Innocent women
INIT II they we're free from deceit In their suS as
women arc they woud be no more admitted 70 the CON
paniOs nip the innocent than fallen women arc Tho
Rev George ]. Ninglns said that his first sermon was
nrcached TO fallen lie strongly emphasized tho
necessity Of home influence IN prosecuting the WORK ana
of the influence OF pure women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
rr.r1N sIrrocArrn RY cOAL GAs.

case of poisoning by coal occurred yesterday 81
Clifton : IA the houss Of Joseph IL C'ark, AZ 40.
10 Towuscnd.ave. Sleeping In the bouse were Ms VIC
and son aud al infant child They had as ylsiOr. MT
ana Ms Henry Brac who had just arrived from LIVER
n,ht and nj o. m. some ono awoke by a srnc IN th'
rooms and called FOR help. Mr. Clark called Tor the
scrT.ut TO SUMMON a doctor. The servant was found
suffering from tho escaping Eas, ana the next
pctcnbor Mr. Garrison aui ne sent for John Ih"np
a." Dr O'Dra and Or Lea. Mr. Anl Mr7. Erake were
found unconscious Active tsurcs were tik~n bu M
10 o o'clock they had not recovered IL was NJ hf-t
tbout that All the victims would die hut AZ ID T. M an
vc-r out of an ger except HT. Brake. The ThyScihs
were -til IA attendance The child was rcno'ed 10 t"c
'or.e Of Nj. Gains The servant. Annie NctrAth Wt-
taken 10 Stapi.tou. The doctors say that INC chuhey
nuc was out Of order and the stove damper was SMUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
TIED BY THEIR TONGUES 70 4 RAIL.

Last evening about supper time, while the
dining crowded. the guests ht the Cente nnl
Hotel thrown into state OF CONSERVATION ana eN
element by hearing cries and shrieks coming from
comparatively unknown quarter some Thought the
house was haunted and Others satisfied that the
cries wero human. 4 speedy search was made aud "
was soon discovered thet tho balcony was the point
whence the sounds enanated and the voices belonged
two little pets OF the hOuseholl-Penrly Batenan
and Rosa-tHo daughters of tho housekerper. Nhos
the crowd reached tho spOt the little were found
prisoners manner that his familiar to tho Older
folks, but something now to them. Together they
had walked the balcony. the rail Of which s OF IRON
and tho looked tempting they decided TO hex
II 0l Tue result OF course that both wero glued
the iron and luckily instead or attempting 10 release
Themselves BY force they began series of sDrcks Dr.
Bca, who was on hand promptly procured pitcher OF
hot water aud soon. the iron absorbing the heat the
youngsters were released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
steamer wyanok HuIpnera Noriok c,ty Point ANA s,oa

wyanoke Hulphers Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mOnd Old DomnionSs GO.
steamer GIaucus Coleman. Boston II Dimock
ship Cugtit, Sprau shgnghai-Yates P0rerned
Bark san Andrea tal, Mazzella, SlngapJreFunch Eys
& Co.
Bark Rebus Nor. Lundagaard. Hamburg-Carsten Boo
Bark AyODpOr6 (BP Smith, ROterdaT-CW Bertaux.
Elwna (I5r) Dlckey, Les sab les dOlonne. Fr-Cw
BertauS. 80, -
BadwL Il 90.
BARK CeyIon Utah. LnurO. Algiers -Funch Edge Co.
BriV LaDwing. Could. Auckland Mr. W FCraes & 90.
Brig Anne t5r stew Brisbane QueeDsll dr.
w Forbes Co. ,,, @, -
q Co. 49,. ,...
q ,,
Brig Daylight, Foster, Bridgetown, Barbados "
Bng Fairfield ,Br Brown. Porau. Prince-G Brett Son
& Go. ,,,o
,camers Wisconsin for Liverpool Jersey City Bristol
Ruvter Antwerp: Pomona, MInt-go Bay Port Philip ard
Chglmettr Orleans; CITY OF san nomo. Fefnandina;
NacoOchee Savannah; WyanoRe His m03d.
Sbps Mary Frazer. for LpndOn GoschcI, Hanbnry.
BaIEs AvonmOrc for Anstrdln neine ami TT uz Hen
drick for Antwerp. Ne'ta BRET Nlgllant, Uu Aker.
hiellae Lisbon John " CLARK sydney, NSW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
WHAT Is GONG ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of Goncrai smaller Court OF Oyer anu IeIIHvr
Bl Roadway Railway sut Supreme Court, lO:3o a. N,
Conference OF merchants undeivaluatiohs' iahi"'
tan Hotel 3 r. 1,-.o,o,,or Hall
scnacfer. yicnaux billiard match. Cosmopolitan HAIL.
evening. -,
Wiuans divorce case before Referee Nash. , ,o..
Park AquedGct Dock and Fire Commissioners Hie0'
lncs. ~ 81, 80 On M
Grammar school Ola No % Alumni dinner ""|e'-
It's, $50 p. ~ ,r,r.or ro-t Ham
lton. -. ,.n.,. yovier Hall
Debate OF the Boys Literary Class at y NJ u A.
rooms. evening. ,,....;o, c,.on.ra-
,,d~ Snerccr Hill No l. Vest FOurtccEthst, r. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
HE EElEnEERED MS LESSON.

Sccne-A primary class In public school IN
thi. city. Johnny, q siX.ycdr-uld IL idling.
Trachcr-JOhuuy why arc you not writing on your
slate !
Johnuy--I haiut got no pencil
1rachur-IOhunY, you must say " nave no pencil
I0nuuy-lcs Ina'aln,
Teacher make, johnny repeat the words several times
to impress them on hrs memory.
II "a ruc to pass water Ia "A basin twice day ro
the children wet the rponges To clean their states
hly or TWO after tho above the teacher was
OCCUPIED and omitted to aave the water passed
johnny holds up his hand.
TcIClCr-"latl Is II. johnny
Johnny here h.ut been no water passed.
TrachcrWhy, Johuny, yOu know that Is not corrcc.
manner of speaking.
Johnny Yes. mn'an.
Tcachrr-Well, johnny what should you say
JOHNNY have no pencil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
PORT OF NETWORK ...........T UEsDAY.JAN 90. l

PORT OF NEWIORK ESDAY. JAN. 20, $50
ARRIVED
Steamer scrva Br Mckay Ivorpool Jan 70 Queenstown
II, iudnc and Vernon Il
Arrived at the Bar At ! Il II.
steamer Acadia tBri. AcCaig Genoa Dec T. Lcghorn TO-
Catana Mcssna ~ Palermo ~. Gibraltar Jan g. with
mIse ana Henderson Bros Arrived the Bar
al ii
steamer HORROR (Bel2 Rendlc. 70 "a, Bneuos
o. MentovldeO 20, Bahia Jan = with pas
20 Hlsk JovOns arrived at int Bar OF LIS
steamer "a Dorado, hawthorn New.Oreans days. with
mdse TO I Van Sickle.
steamer Delaware Winnot Charleston 2days with mdse
and passen 10 j " Quirt1id ~ Co.
steamer gen Whitney, BoArse, Boston with mdse 20 X
Dimock.
steamer City OF sew Bedford Davis Fall River with mdss
Ia Borden & Lowell.
SUNSEr-wind sandy TOOK. light EN- hazy on shore
Al city Island. light, Mi cloudy
candy Hook 10 Om-!iar1 80 -. Therm notsr 3
WIND. y. 10 mics SwoiL heavy. NE. Weather. clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Encrgla (Br) qrobock London-Cartcr Hawlcy
Co.
steamer Helvetia OBI. Mliran LiyerpOol-F WI Hurst
steamer warwick tBrl Lobbctt A'Onmouth DOck-W ID
Morgan.
steamer Ems Ger. wiegcrcd Bremen via southampton
Oelrichs & Co
Steamer Labrador Orr dnauterve. Havro-Lous dc Be
bian
steamer Chalmette. Quick New.orleausJ T Van sickle
steamer CITY Of san Antonio Wilder Fonandlna and Port
R0ya-C ID Mallory u Co.
Steamer seneca Walker Norfolk West Point ana Newport
News Old Dominion ss 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
DIR. BRIsroR REPORTED TO BE INDICTED.

The Bristor case before the RocEIahd county
Grand Jury Yesterday The principal witnesses OF pre-
yious Occasi testified aud IL was reported thet Oh tne
twenty juryICn thirteen or more imam ts ItQsItc
nuusr for In lic nlrn had voted iudct the clergy
man. QUO Of the jurymcn is william II; seaman nn
officer of the Spring Valley Methodist CHURCH. ana
warm supporter OF Dr. BTistor. Justice Thomas H.
Gcmmrl, Of Spring Valley, who wa. Dr. Br'toi : ptln
cIpal acclser and who died suddenly or apopeIy ast
Saturday WAS buried yesterday. the funeral being IN th
Spring Valley Reformed Church. There Is no ces'ato
i'm tho excitement incident 10 the Briktor ar and MS
friends are now abOrng zeaOusy 10 estabhsh CohgTe
gationai church. Last Friday evening thcy ihrt ~ '1
house OF Mr. Seaman and appointed committee on
women 20 secure signatures to papers supposed 10 Dl
the signcrs to support the project ono OF tnem
aid that they we're s citing with great success and ta
another meeting Will be held on Friday nlEht AT NJ
Seaman's house Tomorrow night Dr. Bristors i1rnds
i hold socinble AT the Of Schuyler We'tcrvct
The clergyman IL said 10 have tod woman that u lh'
CONGREGATIONAL scheme succeeded ne NOuIu Fcs-h rum
NeMnrK Cnnf lrrnCN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
CIVIL SERVICR EXAMINATIONS

The Civil Service examination for positions
I'm to Customs service Will begin next Tuesday In tue
po.t G:iice Ruilding. There 300 applications for
pnstons day inspectors and 200 FOR night inspectors
For The TWO vacancies in the storckeeper list there are
twenty-five applications There isl vacancy for one
woman in spcctOr and thore viii probably be another
lint only applications have been received. One APP
ilcant gave her fOTtyseven. Much 10 ner sur
shA va informed that she too old, and then
sh- regretted that she had not made the figures lower
feeling tain that she looked much younger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
To ,u.iRD VIEW lqcrOrcr CONTRACTS

The AuUVdurt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on IHUINHI!
wi, award trr cor tict- ihr construction 81 sections
H. 10 .tnd OF ia. new auI'duCL itr'r Wrri IofN'
ana b.l, altogether tn. three scCtUus boag hid Tor
rpaia.,.y. ~ the con.ni~sOurr' are llc'hcI 20
gt,. the contract tor al three sections W . rl'h
clark TIT. pan has no, been approves ~ majority
1f the Cniunl.. Ion There ~cTo three bidders whose
lid. yer, loss than those of p'Brru ~ lark Pale.
smith 4 Ctr-.s uil- for sections / ana IS "'l'
--2G,Gg- ~ while f'r tho sam wOrA . siren ClaiAa
ms ,..r, .ipG-gb Frr srciiuu II Malone X Matthew
M -tiGyI,l 30, wulr OErl'u C.ArAs hld was
s7OJll2 ~" Commission h'' no r,hl 10 hw"" thr
,oufrnrt 10 whom 4 po.s"-, hut where the tutrtics
nave D. en- acceptable Il has heretofore ava r'd tho CON
tract TO the lowest bidder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
WORKING POR 4 Fra PUBLIC LIBRARY.

AdolDh l.. Sanger, ex- President of the Board
OLA dermen, has gOnoto Albay To advocate h passage
OF a bill incorporating the New YORK Public Library
The list OF ncorpsratoTs includes President Arthur
Mayor Grace, Judge Noah Davis ana eh-Jndge G. j.
Thoinpson, ex-Msyor WicGham, John I. Agnew, William
N Eyarts Hamilton Fish, Andrew II. Green. Hugh ~
Camp Cornelius " Bliss, W. II. webb, Salem II. Wales.
Sue phen A. Walker and over one hundred others The
cy- interests are to be represented In the Board OF
Trustees By the Mayor. Controller. President OF the
Board OF Aldermen and President OF the department OF
Public Parks IL Is proposed 10 Greet the building IN
Reservoir Square at cost not exceeding S1oOOOO 10 be
raised by the of bonds by including the amount
In the evcs running Overa period otthce years De-
Ginning with lsSI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
var TN ,yCtrDe R0lDs ~ PELHA " BAY PARK

V0T To INCLUDE RO4 DS ~ PELHd VI bA1 ram"
The New Parks Commission met yeSteruay
a, Va 10 Nlsstti-st TO hear tho decision OF Nusi @
tr.h on the ownership VI the ROADS IN reiham ay
p,rk rho point I'm qucstlOn was whether INC p"tn'
byh,y,v. and BRIDGES an the POrtchester Dtancu
road within thu Pelham Park area should DC o"ai
paid for and owned By the city unCer tho Hs"' y.
' The bishways," said Chairman Marsh, " had Dsen
pr,nriated By the public authorities 10 puDllo 80
The DO Ser OF the Legislature TO take ANUS , .hno
nmhl AZ by right OF eminent domain ana devOte tne
Ia auo; her Is clear enough but the llnpropdpy w 90
transfer great that the r nus. % smch
Its intent In unambig uous language Ihere Is no
I'm the act In regard to the Pelham Bay
On the contrary. there Is positive eVldeCo i In
nea,' renort of the acreage Pelham Bay Park APP
proved by he act and railroad areas were e
Quoted from the lands TO DC tane ,n,o,.i i
acreage was adopted by the co4 " on
aUpointed 10 locate tho parks. IL was
tier intention to exclude the land IN the ~ o'oe
railroad. and tue act must 10 taken - tho
The taking Of these highways would give tue ci,y 'o
r.ght 10 devote them TO park purposes cutuhR III
two the Porchester Branch Railroad I'M er1eiing PI
shifting M the Pelham Bay bridge. The apparent IN
congruity of having pdbic highway or ruIWaJ IN III
ming through the Park more than % rtS
the necessity OF it, The progress OF VOW LotA nI
ward will soon necesstate the absorption oI tuo
and adjoining territory and give the city sovereign con
troll over the highways. IL can then aesoto d 4,
yhuteycr nae IL pleates For the present the ruiro Is
important In furnishing means or trahsportsV"n W.
from and through the Park: 49,. .,o T oo,s,oture
did not by the act in question, intend that the Janus
within the highways should BIO taken by the Guy, ny,
praised ami paid for ana that tns true
Alderman Mooney yesterday presented 10 lhe h,tuL
man draft of an act be submitted to the LeglsatIo
repeating certain portions OF the law crottlht 'o
p,rkt Commi, soll, TIC specifics that no G,c'teI
sum II an SO 100000 shall be imposed on Tue CIty
ury for the purposes Of the original act Inc NeN ~
Commissioners directed to begin inc purchtso vi
land surKes ed for parks by buying that nearest INC
Harlem River. IL wa, laid over for one week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
pJygD FOR SELLING OLEOuaRG1RTyE.

A test case under the law prohibiting the sale
OF oleomargarne tried yesterdiy In the Court Of
facturer Of oeonargarne In Furman ST., indicted
for violating the law Expert evidence In regard to the
difference between butter and OlCOmar sarine gyon
ai length on the tnal Among tho witnessed were Pro-
fes.ors Chandler and Morton Judge Moore charged the
iury that tho law on the CONGREGATIONAL aud
valid. and the Jury found AhrensberR guilty. no Vas
fined S25 bat the will be carried TO the Court OF
Appea ais for I'm decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

Wha furniture give such finish 10 room as lender
face asks George Eliot. Not We are hapy
TO answer provided the glow OF heaith tpers te teasr
sion The pale xiOus bOCdesS race OF tne ron
ePtiye or tbe evident suferngs d the dy-pep induce
feelings Of and grief pat al co pe 80 vn
Them 0f Dr. P.erces Oden Medical discovery W Sss
reign remedy IptOn ard other ea.s OF Tue
pratorv system vol as dyspepsia ana otier osos'o
Sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

4 CHA named Undo, a:c six years. 81 10. ~
Ic,y-ttzvr. swallowed - box OF pills yesterday aHd
WA tlrlVt iu:o cuHvul- iOu- from Nhlcl IL dc'
May ,tctluueil OF IG3 ~tcutrust. vas arrested yo
tct- eir zee! with asslut'nG her husband. ~ome ttur
AZ, be broke h., leg After u had "ren set me VIC
nm cd Z. i. OFT bel aud broke IT," leg over AGAIN -Ic
"a mt to the pruitrui for ii 1T term : h "ch
he returned home her husband vas stu aliug @'r
dragged IN "a out ui bed and Jdmpc" 81 MS si'mt" r.
pcatclIy uurns hm 80 badly that Is feared lie VIII
he.
Frederick Meyers. age hir.y,X OF No 20 NowarA-
40. cnu,uittsl suigIs Yesterday ~ hanging himself
frI;i close, door lu hs room lie had been Ga con
tinuOus spree for some months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
cIR rRIcEs Ar rHE BRIDGE ENTRANCE.

I'm the Board OF Ald,rm n yesterday MIR. De
Lacy brought for~.vi sr.cW' t. tachttc 'rirol III
.c vicinity uf the Bridge entrance. o." means VI rcI
uroposcd al the railroad track from Centlo
and Chatham -ts to l.Iu aud pricr Stt and thence
"a PARK ~ u-ug ChamboIs.'t. between Centre and
h,tLlf for cars runuu. lu tcutte.t. y second plan
10 t,ks uu the tracks Chatham 81, between IMAM
Lcrs AMI ga kfnrt ana run he cas- them Ia
Chambers and Centre ST. The thild plan Is 20 relay tho
ure.rn Chtthau't tracks that bJ curves al Ifyon
80 IN. ctr- may run 10 C-uir-s. Hud then connect
with The present tracks below frpkfOrst The Com
nlttrc Oh streets WI confer with tue Railroad Com
m lttcc aud tue trustees 81 thc Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
CLEVELAND AND IA yARD SCA FED
N he 40

WIsNIg1fOH UIFpdTcN 10 INt B0a7VH f'!Vs'II's,
A Republican Congressman who has taken O
great the fisheries question says tonight that
has good ground for saying that Secretary Bayard
greatly at the general protest thpt 10 com
ing up from ali the States bordering on Canada against
land L. also taken by Surprise ana - ineliled 70 think
that he Iuade his nendsoh FOR the commission
without safciont Information. Thts gentleman gves 10
as his opinion that the commission question win not
be forced, mado Administration Issue. but nj
lowed to drop quietly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
NOTES FROM THE RGoISIEES OFFICE.

J. Monroe Taylor has pad SLOT 300 to
George H. b. Hill for The baiidns Nos ana ~ liz
Jersey Central Railroad Company. -, ~,
Inau If 5000. 900 has been advanced by Johh NC
K,nna 10 Henry Bornksmp upon property GU the north
ssst ror1,er OF soyenth-iye. aud observation-disclosures
Tie SIXTY seventh street German Baptist Chnfch mas
scuurcd property having frontage of my feet on me
north side size of StXtyseventst, between loh'h """
Eleventh ayss. at a cost OF ~, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
wJ7HDRA WING 4 COMPLAINT or BIGAlIK

Minnie j. Cole, a handsOne woman OF twenty
eight years was before Judge Gldereeve yesterday on
a char,e OF bgamy. She mtrrird Arthur f. Cole. OF 10
5ll West frSts In 1892 AMI last year married
A. C. Gillette, of No. go Hudson-st She appeared ex
treinely distressed. Gillette asked leave to wthdrlW
the saying that he satisfied that DIS wire
rad that divorce had been obtained from her
frat husband lie allowed TO do no desired and
lie and tho defendant left tho room arm In arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

RuIpGrPOHr-rhc harbor since sunday has hecn iilrd
with tows Of coal barges ffuu Ncw-(orh bound east.
which had come IN here far shelter Al one tine
$50 900 tons Of coal were aAoat President william
H. BtIpunI yrCerdly appO nt"d Henry y. B.1hnp H"n
uf william d. Bishop superintendent II the HOusdionc
Railroad, with headquarters ~ his city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
TO DISCUSS THE SILVER QUESTION:

A meeting of Produce Exchange members
will be heh tomorrow consider resolutions IN favor
of the suspension Of silver coinage Among the sgners
Of he petton for tho meeting H. o. Armour, y. II.
Parker Asa stevens. g. b. Lockwood, W. II. Pophan Il
Co John A. robcy. Munroe Crane. j. H. HeIrich y =.
M.Inl1s Jonn WakeInan, Franklin Woodruff. Boyd &
Uncken Henry r. Eneoisud. T. T. Lvermore. Franklin
Eds0n Samuel Jacoby. Edward Amman and Jesse ioyt
several of those who signed the position expressed them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

Hy,cK.-The Rocu4nd County Bonri OF UNDERWATER. .
have settled down to business, aud ou Monday arm
rates ,y aslin b. m force tIr the hr.t lime III many
yc,rs Tho nov hn RI has chosen the following OIL rr>
General JanIe- H. i.l,uyc't Of Aya"k rrrAG.nti VII
INN Hutton Of Ntuurt, vice president; william j.
;;rsen ~ Nyack, secretary ami treasurer. tn" new
rus will increase pr-niuus largely, ~ the hcIcr o"n
pctition between agents f"r .rycr years past MS
fDrcod rates down until many Instances eNttcMty
low figures IA been reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
THE BRIDGE EXTENSION.

As soon as Governor Hill signs the bill aLthouI-
ing the extension of the Bridge over hathan-st
work on the structure viii begin. and 1t is hoped
10 have il completed by May !. hew contract
viii have To he made as the one entered INTO Tor q
steel structure last year is Icpudlted by the con
tractor owing TO the failure Of the brid &c AUTHORITIES
Ia GET the right TO 60 on with the work Tie Nten
sion Will be ninty eight feet long, bnt the railroad
trarks will only extend 10 the vest side OF Chat
hani-st This portion Will be iorlN ieet woe, ana
ftreu feet will have to be cut OFT from the elevated
railroad station. Over Centre-st will be built an
ornamental foot walk sixteen feet wide. with two
stair-cases on the westerly side of Centrcst. The
eXtensTOn of the railroad tracks will enable trains
OF four long cars five short ones TO be switched
thus doubling the capacity OF the Bridge Railroad.