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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19

NAVAL STORES.-The market for spirits
turpentne was quiet and easy. There was
a good demand at the decline. and about 400
casks were disposed of during the day at 29c
for re ulars. At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported quiet
al 2gc for regulars. At the closing call the
market was still quiet at pc for regulars.
Rosin-The market continues dull and rather
easy ior he better grades. which declined.
The sales for the day were about /, 100 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported steady, with sales
of 575 barrels, at the following quota
tons: A. B, c and 81 90. E and
81 O5, 6 81 10. Fl 81 35, | 81 70. - 1219, NJ
81 80, 81 IS, window glass SO 90, water
white SO 20. A the closing call it was quiet
quotations being revised as follows: M 81 3712
az 80, n - 62lza2 IS, window glass 81 &c. water
white SO ); other grades unchanged.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
landings-John Lawton. Manager.
Steamer Ethel, Gibson, COhen's Bluff and
landings-W L Gibson. Manager.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher. New York
-G Nj Sorrel.
Bark Alfred Gibbs Nor, Reinert, Liver
poOl-A II Salas.
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Excursion Tickets at Half Rates.
You will save half of your fare by buying
your travelling trunk, valise, satchel or bag of
Collat Bros, who have on hand a very large
stock of them.-A &c.
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WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1886.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Christy. Philadelphia
G NJ Sorrel.
Schr M b Chase, Pinkham, Kennebec,
with ice to KnicSerbOeker Ice Co; vessel to
Jos Roberts Y Co.
Schr II ID May, Morris. Philadelphia, with
coal TO q / Taggart; vessel to Master.
Schr John q Sweeney, Shaw, Philadelphia
with coal to d II Thomas; vessel to jos A
Roberts & Co.
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Jsamllo.
KIssIMMEE CITY BANK,

Klssimmee CITY, Orangl County. Fla
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures $50. 900
rINRANeACT n regular banking business,
II buy and sell Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change. Give special attention TO Florida
col'ectipns Correspondence collected. Corr
York: q. N. whitney A Co.. New YORK; First
National Bank Of Florida. Jac ksonviile, Fla ;
Amber, Marvin a. Stockton. Jacksonville
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THE steamships OF this company ara an.
- pointed TO sail from Savannah for BaltI--
more as fOllOws-eity time:
VIM. LAWRENCE. Cant. Ru,r,.
THURSDAY. May 20. at AN.
JOHNS HOPKINS, Can't. Fosrrp rrrr4
DAY, May rs, at P. NJ.
VIM. La WRENCE, Capt. BI4uPs. MON
DAY, May 81. at p. n.
JOHNS HOPKINS. Capt. FOSTER, sATUR-
DAY, june o, at A. NJ.
named at 3 Pm O''
Through bills ladlng given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
England. and TO ports Of the United lAIngdom
and the Continent.
JAS. b. WEST & Co, agents,
ia Bay street.
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RECEIPTs.

Per Charleston and savannah Rv, MAY ls-
81 bbs rosin, Is bbs spirits turpentlne, Is bbls
tar, cars wood. % caddIes tobacco, 25l sacks
peanuts. and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
May 1896 bales cotton. 2l cars lumber.
cars IRON, cars wood cars cattle. l car
stock, AIS bbls spirits turpentine. 1850 bbls
rosin. go bbls vegetables, 9l6 boxes vegeta-
bles, bales hides, II sacks rice, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, May 1917 bales cot
ton. 40 bates yarns. ll8 bales dOmestics, I,023
los leather, bale hides, l3 pk Is paper, 10 plzgs
tobacco. 400 lbs lard, 1856 lbs bacon, $50 lbs
frnt, 204 bbls spirits turpentine 275 bbls rosin,
26 bales hay, pkgs empties, SO pkgs hardware,
As pkgs white lead, bbls liquor, hf do, 63
PIX rs furniture, 504 bush corn. 26 cars lumber
Dbl syrup, ears wood in shape. / car rail
road iron, "A bbls clay, III pkgs vegetables,
pkg machinery, pkgs carriage material, 3
cases eggs, 81 pkgs mdse.
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No. 5. half bills. IS 25as 50; No. 2, "a 5oas 50.
11e ne NO / Zoe; scaled, 25c; cod. sase;
FLoUR. : Market arm: demand mod
$50; extra. CaIS 80; f apcv. s. 5osS 75 IS:
choice patent. So OOa6 50; family. s. 9Oa5 Is.
fhuITs.-Lemons-St mall and demand
lmprovlng;s "a %. Oranges-Marketoul et;
gooc stock firm: no Fl0ridas coming In
valencia, 81 50aS 90 per case; So 00a4 per box,
Applss-Northern,s 81 50a3 D Der bbl.
lS ThHtAIuH.-Corn' Market seady: demand
,,ignt; Wequote: White corn, Job lots sc: car
ioad lots, &c; mixed corn, job lots. Gle: car
Ioau ots, &C. Oats steady; good demand. We
4 RrST Mixeq oats. &c; carload lots. 40.
~ l5; grist. per bushel, Z &c.
ST. .-Market duh. with q rair demandi
q ~. ample. We quote Job lots: Western,
No ~; carloao lots. 800; Eastern. none;
HIDES. Wool. ETC. - Hides: Market
dul: receipts Ign; dry fint. l41fc;
saited. I2s9e; rYbutoher. nc. Wool; Mar
k 6 nominal; prime, DOC; bury, Sal2c. wax,
z1c. TallOw, SC. Deer skins, nfnt, Isc; sailed,
l6c. otter skins. 25caS
IR3N:ZIMarket firm; swede. 41<a5e; re-
LARD.-The market is dull; In tierces and
tubs. 65Sc: So h tins, SIC.
LINR. CALoINED PLASTER AND CEMENT
Alabama lump lime is in fair demand and is
selling at u 30 per barrel; Georgia, 81 30; cal
clned plaster. 81 IS per bDl; hair. &c;
Georglacement, s.; Rosendale cement, 81 5Oa
1905 fOrJldnu cement, So so.
n hQUoRs.-Full stock; steady demand;
Bourbon, 81 50a5 80; rye, 81 5Oa6 90: rectiied,
$lal 30. Ales unchanged andin good dem and.
NAILS.-MarkeJ 3D., So 5: Id and sd So o;
%. So %; So, 81 20; 10d to30d. 81 So per keG.
NUrs.-Almonds, Tarragona, 1870; Ivlcas,
%;walnuts. French, 12c; Naples, lac: pecans,
Ioc; Brazil, &c; hlberts, l2c. Cocoanuts-
Baracoa. So IS per 100.
LS.-Market steady; moderate demand;
signal, 5Oa60c; West Virginia black, lie;
lard, sic; headlight, l8c; kerosene, loo;
neatsfoot, CSC; machinery, 30c: inseea-
raw iSc, boiled sic: mineral seal, 18c; fire.
proof, zoe; home hight. zoe.
IoNs:.--Nortnern. per Dbl, 81 oOa45O; per
PEAs.-Demand good; stock small: COW
peas. 81 1901 rs: mixed. 81 00@l 20; clay. 81 25a
1856; black-eve. $l75; crowders, $2a225.
PoTAToKs.-StOckli light. with fair demand /;
Northern. per barrel, - O0a2 70.
PRUNEs.-Turklsh. SIC: French.so
RAIsINs,-Demand quiet. market steady;
loose new Muscatel, 81 80; layers, $275 per
box; London LAYERS. So % per box.
SALl The demand is moderate and the
MARKET quiet; ar-load lots. 75c, o b;ioD lots,
sUGARs.-Market dull and declining: cut
loaf, &C; standard A, &c; extra G, &C; q,
yellow, &c; granulated, TIC; pow
dered. re.
SYBUP.-Flortda and Georgia syrups In bet
ter demand. Wequote: 30a35c; the market Is
quiet for sugar house at S5a40c; CUBA straight
goods, $50 In hogsheads; sugar house mo-
lasses. zoe
ToBAooo.-Market dulI: demand moderate,
Wequote: Smoking, 25ca$1 %; chewing. COM
mon, sound, 2Sa30c; fair S5aSSc.: medium.
4Oa55c: bright. 50a75c; fine fancy, S5a9Oc; ex-
ira hne, 9Oa$I 10; bright navies. 45ab7c; dark
navies. 40a50c
LUMBER,- emand steady, prices firm;
"a work O1ipk deli
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MARK Ers BY FELgaeAPH.


LoSDON, May Is, noon.-Consols, l0l 7-l6.
AZ. m.-Consols 1919 for money; l0l 9-l6 for
account.
NEW YORK. May IS. noon.-stocks dull and
heavy. Money easy at 80 ~ per cont. Ex-
change-long, "a $50; snort. 81 80. State
bonds tull bu eady. Government bonds ue-
elected, with bids for threcs and 95s at "a per
cent. lower.
nj u%ld2 per cent. Sub-TreasurT balances
Gold, SIPS 5000: currency, sl2.sal.0c0. Gov
eminent bonds unchanged; four per cents
~; three per cents, 1907. state bonds ne
gee ed.
To-day adds one more TO the long line Of
DIM aud feAtureless stock markets. There
was heavy sellingin Louisville and Nashville,
and the stock was wcaS. This mornlng's mar
etopened heavy, with Delaware and Hud-
SON and New jersey entral each down u
per cent. and the rest Of the market generally
i 10 u per cent. lower. There was some ac-
fivi'y in the nrst hour. during which prices
vielded fractions, but trading was without
feature eXcept weague-s in Louisville and
Nashville. After y O'Clock trading was quiet
again. In the last hour prices showed some
lie he improvement over the lowest figures OF
the day. Everything on the list IS lower,
Delaware and hudson and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas showing a loss OF per cent. each
and the remainder OF the general list frac-
final amounts. Louisville and Nashville WAS
Inc most active stock IN the lat with "a net
loss of ~ Per cent Sales lil.0O0 -harez. the
,nsrket closing 40 the following quotations:
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.g
Bark Gyda (Nor), Olsen, Barbados, in bal
last-Master.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
MEMORANDA.


Tybee. May is. s:90 D m-Passed up, steam
ship Juniata, bark Gyda Nor, schrs John G
Sweeney. NJ Chase and one unknown.
Wind Sc, brisk; cloudy.
New York, May l6-Arrived, schrs VIM II
VanBrunt. HoughwOut. Jacksonville; was ~
hours to Cape Henry, thence easterly winds
with rain and fog: 7 Clarke, Sanderson,
Brunswick, Ga; Warren Adams, Colcord,
Doboy, Ga.
Bristol, May 16-Arrived, bark Gler (Nor),
Ammundsen, Savannah.
Bermuda. May Il-Sailed, schr Chas e
Morris, Smith, from New Bedford for SaVan-
nah.
l2th, in port, bark Hollandla Dutch), De
Gruyt, abandoned and advertised for sale
18th.
Atlantic City, N J. May ls-Arrived, stmrs
Magnolia and Pastime, from Jacksonville,
Fla, for New York put in for coal.
Jacksonville. May l5-Arrived, schr Souve-
mir (Brl, Mcfarland, Havana.
Cleared, steamer Louis Bucki, Mount New
York; schrs y w Mclean, Hudson, New
York; John w Hatl, Jr. Fleming, do.
Key West, May l6-Arrived, steamer Hut
crimson. Baker, New Orleans; schrs Kolin
Sanford, Pascagoula; Gov Lowry, do; George
Asher, Apalachicola.
Sailed, schrs James A Garfield, Pensacola;
Austin ID Knight, Mobile.
New York, May lS-Arrived. steamship
Labrador from Havre.
Arrived out. steamships City Of Montreal
from New York for Liverpool. Ethiopia from
New York for Glasgow.
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SPOKEN

Bark Chairman Nor, from Brunswick for
Cronstadt. May ,, lat as, Ion y.
Bark Othello Ger, from Darien for Grims-
by April go, lat 4S, Ion IL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19

Vegetables, by steam to New York, Phila-
delphIa, Balti ore and Boston. standard
bushel crates, 35c each; barrels, 75c each; by
special contracts, standard bushel crates, Csc
each; barrels SOC each.
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NE magnificent steamships OF this COM
standard time:
TO NEW YORK.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. X. 8. MCKEE.
SON. FRIDAY. MAY Il, at s 80 AN.
OITY OF SAVANNAH. Capt. H. G. DAG
HhFr' SUNDAY. May 70. at 10 A. NJ.
CHATTAHOOCHEE, Capt. J. w. cAruA
KINE' TUESDAY, May 25, at Ii 80 A. M.
DAY, May Is, at 2 P. NJ.
TALLAHAsSEE, Cant. w. Fl. F1sHr,
SUNDAY. May 80, az 30 P. NJ
I'D PHILADELPHIA.
THESE steamers do not carry passengers.l
JDNIATA, Capt. E. CHRIsrY, sATUR-
DAY, May y, at 9A.M.
DEssoUG, Capt. F. SMITH, SATURDAY.
May %. at 2:sO P. NJ.
Through bills of lading given to Eastern ana
north western points aud To ports of the I'M
TED Kingdom aud the Continent
For freight or passage apply to
q. NJ. SORREL, Agent,
CITY Exchange Building.
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P0ULTRY.-MarkeJ dull. Zoos VI arket
easier; supply goo1: deman fair. PEANUTS
Ample stock: demand fair; native peanutsln
good request at quotations. SUGAR-GeorgiA
and Florida. nominal; none in market.
HONEY.-NO demand; nominal. Sweet pota-
toes scarce; demand good.
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Shipping.
TO EUROPE!

COoK's EXCURSION PARTIES leave in
~ April, May, June and July. Send for
programmes.
INDIVIDUAL TOURIST TICKETS for
travel IN Europe and all parts Of the globe.
PASSAGE TICKETS by all lines OF
steamers.
COOKS EXCURSIONIST with maps, pub
lished monthly, by mail for TEN CENTS.
THOS. COOK n SON,
2Bl BroauMAY. New York.
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Commercial.
sAvANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAvANNAH. MAY Is, 1886. SPIN

SAa IsL1nd.-The market was quiet and
s+eadv. There was some inquiry on the basis
of quotations, and about 200 bags changed
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Approved,

MAYoRALTY OF SAVANNAH,
May 10, 1856.
Approved. RUFUS e. LESTER.
MayOF.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
s7RAyGE STORY OF 4 ROBBERY.

Mrs. Anne Il. IOSt WHO lives dJ NO. ol w est
where she keeps private hospital iof women
WAS arrested late Wednesday night upon the chhtgc
of robbery made by Ellen PIunket The story tOd by
the complainant ia that she has been III MIS- fOstS mouse
Tor several weeks She has been Saving her wages ahd
has laid $500 OF this she carried 500 III cOth Dag
around While hhc was at TINS house mi- fost
made inquiry about her money III ORDER 10 hhd oul
where she kept It, Ellen alleges that Mrs Post sned out
search warrant upon the pretence that she ana hhe
Buckler OF No % PrInce-st, had stolen g0ld watc
from her Tue search did not reveal any gold WATCH ouJ
showed where Ellen kept her money Last Friday night
the same day that the search was made MIS- Iost ~ Is
alleged, gave an Opate to Ellen, aud while she
was under its Influence took the mODey-Dag
Wien Ellen returned to consciousness she accused
Mrs Post OF rODbng her. SIZE finally admitted thht
sns had put the money away ior saietSeplng n,
Kate Buckler Mrs. Post open the bag ana taks out
roll money. Whom Ellen counted the money u was 100
short The day Ellen became unconscious aiteI
eating her dinner and when she came TO her senses $40
more had been taken from the bag. ,,,, -, Ill.
on Tuesday soon after midnight, while Ellen lay slck
upon a lounge suffering from the narcotics whch han
been given to her entered her room win masks
Ipanded her money. Mrs Post stood near the men and
SAID nothing cloth saturated With a drug vas placed
over lens face aud she became UNCONSCIOUS hucb
.he WAS aroused her bag and money were gone MIS-
Post was taken TO the Jefferson Market Coal yesterday
aLJ her examination postponed un!h touay. She
said to tribune reporter that she hsd nothlhg 10 90
with robbng her servant; that burglars came lDto Lef
house with masks and took .he money She denies tue
story that Kate BuckGr tes and sad that thc Chage ~
result OF conspiracy TO ruin her character ana Du"
No
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
NEW JERSEY.

GrTTESgERG-Mchael Moore was engaged yesterday
in superintending the removal OF large rock from lnc
Gutenberg quarry. The rock bhIitrd anu w
fe To- the ground distance Of fifty feet. He WAS l'kcu
up UNCONSCIOUS and conveyed to his home III" nSn
doubtful
ELIZABETH.-Mrs. Leyland, living on Catbarlne-sl''
was aroused early yesterday by buTg she MAS alone
In the house Wit female servant. Mrs h yahd se/cd
A revolver and fired shots through the dO0rahd sue
heard the rapidly descend the stars ana leave
the house police officer heard the shots ana Scarcn%
the house found that The burglar haI male up Duhuc
OF yaluables to take away with him and lelt 1t.
FpASKLIN-A carriage and pair Of Canadian ponies
were stolen from the stables OF Joseph Kngsland pres
dent of the Franklin Protective Association. on Wednc
day night Yesterday the team was found III W0Odsde
where IL had hecn abandoned by the thieves The car
riagc contained a Nit Of burglars tools
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
NEHS FROM TIE SUBCRBS.
DROWNING OF A CHIEF ENGINEER.

UKUWNINH VF a Witt I@'" 't''1I'''' :,
An accident occurred on Wednesday night at the MeI
RITZ Cost Wrccking Company's docks at Stapeton
staten Island. by which Chief Engineer Albert T. Den
workinr jts way into the Coast Wrecking Companys
basin when through the broken cakes OF ice man nat
oated TO the surface The alarm sent 70 the once
and in few minutes the wrecking crews had dragged
the sIip and brought up the body OF Mr. DennisOn
was taken to Oates's MOrgue and Coroner schlndler
called. An investigation showed that Dcnnlson was
last seen about p. on "Wednesday going toward
tho wharf TO board the steamer l. j. Merritt
There suspicion of foul play. The night was dark
the streets ana wharves were partly covered WIN c'
and n IA snunosed that he made a missstep and fell
overheard Striking his head the ice, he proba
cakes of ice that He'd the slip Last Friday when hc
cane of duty he was presented with papers which, had
storin Conci Of the American Legion OF Honor insur
ing his life for 900 but his hands were soed and he
said I'm sigu the paper, some Otncr tlnc nc aelfI
signed them Mr. Deunison born IN this city forty
six years ago. and leaves widow with four children
and "A sister now living In Jersey City. Dnrlng the ke
belion he served several OF the United Sthtos gun
bOats and was ~ AT the battle OF Fort Fisher
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
THE MUCH DISCUSSED sURRoGATEsHP.

The que stion as the legal Surrogate OF queens Cou
~ was ar ged before the General Term OF the supreme
Court in brooklyn yesterday, aud decision was reserved
I'm $40 Alex .ndcr Hagucr who had been cIcctrd IN
s79 for six years from January l-SO. dcd ana "aItc
j. Garretson appointed 10 i'll the vacancy untIl
nev Surrogate as elected. In the same wear ChaTl's
DE Kay Townsend was elected, he claims FOR the fnl
term Of six years. ami II II held hy other authorizes
for the uuc Ipred term Of Surrogate Dagncr Accord
ing 10 the latter Interpretation his term expired on Jh
AIRY l. and al the last election Augustus " Nchs was
elected TO the Office and Is seeking to Oust SuIIO-
gate Townsend. The arguments turned on the question
whether the Office was legislative one or cohsuth'
tiOnal
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
rHg PROPER FEES FOX DISTRICT COURTS.

Atthe request oil the COMMISSIONERS ol AC-
counts recently the Corporation Counsel furnished
table Of fees chargabe TO tue different district courts
The commissioners discovered want OF uniformity ~
the rates OF fees charged. The Corporation Counsel
saws that when the plaintiffs demand is for less than
$50 the fee for all proceedings where the defendant
does not IDcudlng judgment, transcript and
execution Cih.ny OF issues n an order OF arrest OF
warrant Of attachment be issuel or not, IL ii Tor au
adjournment TO be paid by the party requesti GIT %
com take the testimony OF witnesses oui OF
the city. so cents ior Al proetelinSs aer i-'hc' %
trial by Jury for Judgment upon the ssue OF any pro-
ceedihg aftsI ward, including transcript exeeutios re-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
NEW-YORK CITY.

Anexploson of chemicals in st. JOHNS College
Fordham Yesterday caused a damage of 800.
Professor b ckmOre on Saturday will begin his
spring course of lectures To the pubic SCHOOL teacn
eTs at the Museum OF Natural HlstOfy.
Charles Nichols colored man, was taken Ill
YESTERDAY at Seventeenth-st. and Broadway ana
died soon after being removed 10 inc New-i oIh
Hospital.
The Grant Memorial Fund increased 81 20
bv collection received YESTERDAY from '1e ohi'e"
States Express Company at New-LlsOOu' w.
Walter " Duel a young unmarried carpenter
while insane at his home No. S13 Grcenwich-st.
Yesterday Jumped out OF fourth-stoIy wlhoo"
aud fractured his skull.
Edward Coffey OF the Winter Garden in west
FOurteenth-st. was held in 800 bail Tor traI yes
terday IN the Jefferson Market Court on charge
Of violating the Excise laws.
The First Reformed Presbyterian congregation
has purchased site for its new church III one
hund red and about 800 ieet west OF
Fifth-ave.. for $l 900.
At the Eden Musee to-day will be seen q group
representing the mourning of the Nation for Cen
erai Hancock. At to-morrow's matinee Professor
Turk will make his hrst appearance with his
narlOnettes.
"Old TRIBUNE Reader Brooklyn.-Dvorak s
.c0octraa Rriden not bridegroom" was COM
poscd for the birmingham Festival held IN August,
ISs5. Consequently, 1t could not have been sung
here last winter II has been performed once ln
America. at Hartford FIVE OF SIX weeks ago.
SERIOUSLY ISJURED IL STREET FIGHT; -,
John bigger young laborer whose home is In
West One a. and
Tiih.aye. yesterdaS and was cut on the head seri-
cusly. He was sent 10 the Manhattan Hospital
utrlBD-nIs SROTHRR-IN-LAw IN sELF'DEFHNCE.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the charge
against Francis Mcdonald, who killed hls brother
iniaw. John Herman, on January 8, at No l35
(fOsby.st The quarrel arose out Of an lnterfer-
eDce by one with the other, who was beating bls
wife The Grand Jury came to the conclusion that
the killing was done in self-defence
ROYAL GAME FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
A marty of seven gentlemen sat down 10 game
snnper a few evenings ago in August Siegeles res
tanrant at Thifd-aye. and Fifty-fouNl-st, tho
game consisting OF hare and pheasanFs shot on tho
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
PUPILS SHARING IN SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.

Thirty bright youngsters in the Gramcrcy
Park Tool House School believing, with their eider
brothers In college that the day Of paernal government
"a ovcr have formed club for the purpose Of having
voice in school discipline. Any delinquent In school
ues and politeLsss tried aud sentenced by court
The officers of the club are President Ernest Peabody
secretary, wilber +. Parker reporter, kcnneth .
Gutnerie The club been successful ana hdrho-
nous that II will hereafter give monthly entertainments
To the friends OF school Tho first was gwen last
night AZ the school No 10 Gramercy Park programme
slsng music speeches rccitatOns ana slclShlOl
hand ana magic lantern exhibition WAS given TO
well pleased audience.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
NEW SYSTEM OF POLICE SIGNALS

A new system of call signals, W hch may be
used by policemen os has been arranged Dy super
intendcnt Crowley of the Police Telegraph Bureau ana
the Police Commissioners have consented To nave IL
tested by the fremont police 1t IS proposed 10 erect AZ
many places In the Thirty Precinct large wooden
boxes like sentry boxes. Keys 10 unlock inc uoors arc
To be carried by policemen and by responsible
of the precinct Inside the boxes are signal boxes con
nected by telegraph with instruments IN the police
station Printed lists Of signals in each box ana ny
tapping key calls for police aid ambulaucss ETC. can
he transmitted quickly. III the system works well IL may
be extended to other par Is Of the city.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
IERSEN CITY.

Charles Hcyser OF No. 81 Icnryst., the yonng man
who beat his mother severely last Saturday ie ~
III I'm the county a yesterday. He was removed 10 lhc
Clty Hospital treatment. diagnosis showed lhft
he was suffering from cerebral cmbOlism The doctors
have small hopes Of ms recovery.
One OF the children OF William walsh. janitor OF Public
School No ~, developed case Oi dlphthera ycstcda'
superintendent OF Schools Edison gave an oId'r TO cn
the until Monday and said that the rooms must
be thoroughly fumigated in the interval.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
Announcements.

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dialoqne on the street yesterday: .,-u .o,.,,,o
Jones why don't you stop that disgusting na"As
and splitting -, 49,, = ,, a ,r.,t,r IN catarrb
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no 40 You'll Gnd It at all the .rug stores intown
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
FESTIVAL OF AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

The Industrial School which is under the
guidance OF the Pilgrim congregational Church. at mar
lem had Its anniversary festival fn the church last
There were about 900 children present. who uhuer te
Instruction OF Mrs NJ Augur, had made lot OF hecss
sarv garments aud table linen, and most OF whch wero
The Rev Dr. Charles f. Deems delivered an aduIes. 70
the children after which the latter and tbelr irehus
were served with retreshuents The seh0o was hI.e
than ever last season. the average attendance Deg
and the greatest I7S. There are twcnty CLASSES, pu
teachers may be found the nuinper Vi SVho'
will be Increased.