New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-12
NETWORK CITY.

At uoei,g ~ the Board OF Managers Of the Produce
PYchanoe Yesterday resolutions were adopted urging
the Legislature 10 pass bill to provide Tor the COZ
lection ARRANGEMENT and display OF the products OF
this state at the Worlds Columbian ENposlloh' anu
10 make an appropriation therefor which VIII chaDio
the state to le represented at the Fair In manner
worthy of its importance. copy OF the RESOLUTIONS
was sent TO each senator and AsSemblymah'
The counterfelters are ut work early IN the new
wear A well-made quarter Of dollar mas aN'lH
appearcd In this city bearns the date l'0-. iho
nrnnriotor Of a well known French restaurant near
washington Square is one Of the first VICTIMS ho
showed one of the false coins Il reporter last night
The piece is we'll made, but is OF rather Hsi' weight
II is considerably thicker than a genuine CON.
Columbia's athletes are greatly interested IN the
meeting of the Athletic Union Of the college whi'h
will be held in Hamilton Hall this evening I'm
portant changes in the constitution are proposei.
Commissioner Brennan announced yesterday that
having expended most of his $4,000 allowance LOT
removing snow and ice In lo02 ne must return u"
the path Of economy. Sreetcleaning must go on ior
the present in the oldtime way
Major George W Mclean. Receiver Of Taxes has
collected something over S2o,CO0.UOO of the nNIcN
Of ls91 leaving about ~ 100000 outstanding LAY
payers who have neglected to pay will be liable TO the
usual penalty.
e lanes has sent to The Tribune Office 20 for the
Memorial Fund 81 FOR the family which the Rev
: r. Halliday is aiding and 81 toward the publication
~ Calvin Fairbanks book on Abolition Ihcse con
,ributions will be sent to the proper persons
The annual election Of four directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF this city wns held In
the general Office in the building adjoining the twenty
third ST. branch Yesterday. The polls were open te
tween and 9 D. m and and 10 p III. Thrre was
no ticket offered in opposition to the report OF INC
Nominating Committee the following were unanl-
mousy elected William FellOwes Morgan Augustus D.
Newman Charles A. Runk and william r. 1t. Johh'
Richard Rogers two years old. fell into stationary
woshub in his home at No. II East One hundred ana
thircth-st Yesterday and was drowned
A coal-Iaden barge in tow, Of the tug j. II. Williams
ran ashore on the fats of Ellis Island yesterday
She DELAYED the Ellis Island ferryboat Tor some uhe
n, the place where she grounded was at the entrance
OF the ferry slip. The barge was hhaIiy Pui''u W.
Colonel Weber and other members OF the 'omms
sion on Foreign immigration held conference al Ems
Island Yesterday. The report Of the Commission VIII
be forwarded 10 Washington next week.
Tho artcsian well on Ellis Island will be in working
order In about two weeks. The we'll is Law" "o'
doom and fer 1870 feet IL drilled through solid rock
At a meeting Of the New York Juvenile Asylum As
socatiop held Yesterday afternoon at No. l06 West
seventh st. the following directors were elected
tor tbree wears Peter Carter Henry Talmadgc, william
nowd Theron g. Strong Daniel j. Holden, Frederick
W Dcvoe Henry VI. Humphrey and James l. BARROW
Tho annual election of officers will be held Tomorrow
night
Thomas = Devoc who has been dangerously III at
his home No lO4 West Thirtcenth-st for some umc'
was resting easier last night when Irouhe rPorer
called there, but his relatives 90 hot 'ec 10 nou o"
apy great hopes for his ultimate recovery