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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

the miserable oId man, now perhaps
aeyeniy.fye or eighty years Ol1i en-
feeblcd In body and mind, clinga ionoly
10 the hope that political honors yes
await him. and like the emaciatea lnVallu
orasp,np for some new panacea, nc y
ready 10 plunge headlOng intoany tcheme
al holds out the hope Of Inc iulniimen,
of the ambitions OF lifetime. ! callea
on him at his Office this morning anu
asked bin 70 de1ne bis status in the matter.
He replied Ii substance that he was not
and had not been candidate for gov.
ernor, but that his name was being used
bv his friends on their own motion. IL
nominated he would accept, since II was
the duty OF every good citizen to OBEY
the call OF his country. lie supposed
the question as 10 whether or not ms
name would be presented 70 The conyen.
ton would be determined by the amount
OF support which would be developed ior
him.
ain the event that your name
Is not submitted TO the con
yention, for whom Will your delegation
voter" ! asked.
az suppose they Will go for Gen Ross"
replied the colonel
No harshness Is felt here against DC
Morse.
MS IpfOsYNCRAsIKs
are known and respected. They do tel
some good stories on him, though. The
colonel once, like Horace Greeley, at
tempted 70 operate little farm. Some
one watching him blowing corn asked.
"Colonel, why don't you split the mid
dlos2r
"What In the hi Is raised In the mid
desfr the colonel testify replied.
Another time the colonel carried LOT
of negroes into the forest TO saw some
sweet-gum trees into boards, IL Is said
the blocks OF sweet.gum are still lying In
the woods and the colonel blushes every
time he passes sweet-gum.
Efforts are being made 10 harmonic
the two divisions Of the party, at least "a
the extent OF holding the primaries TO.
gether, but SO far, on account OF the
stubborn refusal OF the DeMorse side 70
treat with the others, these have proved
OF no avail. Unless something is Gone II
Is plain that there will be two sets OF
Democratic candidates for county Offices
In Red River, with the certainty, II the
Republicans put out ticket, Of defeat tol
both
THE IssUE
which will be brought before the STATE
convention Is a novel one. 1t Is claimed
by the DeMorse side that the
county convention had no iurisdlc
ton over the votes OF It's delegates, aud
that In boiling instructions they are sim
ply responsible TO their constituents
The Swain men claim that delegates who
were elected simply as a courtesy TO th,
other side had no right to reverse the
wishes OF the precincts, and that In bolt
Ing their instructions they acted without
authority and violated every principle Of
Democratic usage aud tradition.
E. G. s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children tcethng Il
soothos the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for diarrhoa, 25 cents a
bottle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

Trunks and keys lifted, su-sh0des re.
paired ut A. Stert's gun store, 20G Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

Pure Strained Honey s1.e5 II Gallon
AT the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

OFFlGE or rnH C0uRIrn-JOrRNAl.
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DR. WfNTERsNuTHa
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for many yoars the value OF your remed,
prompting mo 10 'ay, IN reply TO your RI
queit what know OF your Chill Cure
ltcured two cases of chllls IN my famil,
after many other remedies bud nllcd
From the opportunity have Ind to idpo.
! do not hesitate 10 express my beleft6nt
your Chill Cure Is valuable specific NH
performs all You promise for Il.
Very resptFly w ~ HALDEMAN.
Nor Snio Everywhere, Arthur Potsr a 90
A2ente, Louieyllle, ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
BROOKLYN

oog which had signs OF being mad was shot ye'ter-
day in Pearst
It's reported that st. AIMS Episcopal Chnrcn mas
called TO its pulpit the Rev. X. f. Al!sop OF fh''uoi
pnia.
Mrs Margaret l.. Yoorhies was appointed yeseruay
TO administer the her husband. Iacharan
HES who died nesate AMI left property worth @i'-oo
Dr. John :. Woodslde. formerly n physic'an IN INC
Kings County Asylum for the lncurabc lsdne anu
recently committed to the FoughseepeIe INSANE
Asylum, has recovered and has returned 10 bToohiyh
The thirty-eighth annual session OF the New YORK
East Methodist Episcopal Conference VIII be openeu ia
the DeKdlb Avennc Church at a. m to-day by bishop
Andrews, OF Washington. Yesterday the various com
nit oes utrusted with examinations OF candldacs lor
the ministry met and questioned them.
George Riddle will read "a Midsummer night >
Dream In Plymouth Church on Monday evening. Inc
Damrosch and Ladies' Chorus from the ora
toro Society of NewYork Will assist In the entertain
I1en
The Nassau Athletic Club has engaged Jack" NC
Masters forh ery OF the Brooklyn Cub, as trainer Inc
Nassau club is in nourisning condition. having pay
ing ership OF over 400. II has laid Gown u ohe
fuurh-nic tracR AT Washington Park ana Is htths uP
an extensive gymnasium there.
Nicholas Kunze age eighteen or No. 1913 south tlrs'
and Pau HrttcSchneiIer age seventeen Ol NO -
Forsyth ST. NewYorg, stole jewclry worth S3oo Irom
Mrs Maggie Bitten who lives In tho same mouse a.
Kunze. Detective Short. who Suspected kunzc aTrtstu
him lie ed the robbery, but Britteschheldef VINO
aiterward arrested confessed. They both peaoeu
guilty Yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
RrOpEsTS OF GEORGE PANCOAST.

The will of George Pancoast, filed yesterday WIN
Probate Clerk Beckett was signed with 1eepie
hand on February 20, about a month before MS
death II provides for his deaf and dumb daughter,
Minnie whose marriage with William IL. van
Dorm is sought to be annulled on the ground OF her
mental ncapacty, by giving i'll trust for her bene-
fit 10 his SON. Archer V. Pancoast and his son-in
law Frank L. Bliss. $50 600. the income TO be de-
be divided between the brother and her sister
Lille A. +. Bliss. To the New-fWk SKIN ana
Cancer Hospital, the Manhattan Eye ana
Far Hospital and the Young Mems Christian
Association he leaves i 900 each. and to the AS
soclation for Improving the Poor OF this Clty; the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
and the Children's Aid Society, $500 each.
His brother Edmund Pancoast and ms sister
Mary Knscy each receive $4,000. 70 his son,
Archer ", he gives thirteen shares of the Archer
& PancoaSt Manufacturing Company ana 10
Louisa X. Vance, 81 900. To his wife, Llizaoeih n
A. Pancoast, he bequeathes all his real estate,
pictures furniture and household effects In ms Two
houses III this city and SARATOGA. The residue OF
the estate is be divided by his executTiX ana eA-
ecutor nis wife and SOM into three equal parts 10 De
held for the benefit OF his wife ana Two
children. who are empowered TO dispose oil their
shares bv will al their death. He Directs tnat IRON
So, 900 to $4,000 be expended IN improving the
family burial lot IN Woodlawn. The witnesses are
Julien r. Davies and Howard Townsend. The clta-
tions are returna5le on April 4. Surrogate hoi-
Inns appointed Charles A. Hamilton special guard-
ian under the Will for Mr.. Pdncoasts daughter
Minnie.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. .wEDN ESDAY, MARCH 81. 1885



ARRIVED.
Steamer Emliano SPAN Bengoa Cienfuegos days With
sugar order vessel to Butter Mcdonald Co. Arrived at
steamer stamford tNor,. Gemre. Baracoa Mar 2s. with
steamer Gulf stream Doane. Wilmington days. with
steamer chas Mayer Anthony. Baltimore with coal to
steamer Gen whitney Bearso. with mdse to
steamer wikcsbarre Gates Boston. for Port johnson.
steamer vidette Fuller Boston, for Perth Ameoy
order vessel to Anchored on the Bar
Rail- Bros; vessel to Bowrins Archibald Anchored
Brig Gem of New aven, PIERCE Barbados % days. with
nolasses TO b Trow bridge.
v !, ssnay os Cloudy dense FOG and
sandy HOox 10 m-Barometer Bar 2a6s Thermometer oS;
Arrived yesterday
i sns M Foncd FaaSS n
md o order; vessel to II Winchester & Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Romeo (Br) Williams London-Bowrng Archi.
Steamer spain CBr,. GrifHths, Ltverpoo, o,Fw J Hurst
steamer Wells city (Br). Weirs Brstol-Arkel & Doug
Steamer Excellent tBr,, Taylor Gibraltar for orders
steamer Porta lBrl Dawson Johns. NF. via Halifax
steamer Elcanora Bragg Portland-Hora'io Hail.
Commonwealth Van KIRK. Philadeipna-Roberts
BARK Lillian vigus (Fr). Mornie London-J whitney
Bark Errante AUST. Nicoch. Alexandria Eg-slocovch
BARK Belle ol Oregon Matthews sagon, China-M Pick.
se6r Matte Russell Larrabee sasua Grande-Mar-
Gus Hunter.
SAILED.
Steamers spain Lverpoo Polynesia, am5urg; Amer
iauo Havre Craighill. Carenas; Nero, Perth Amboy
Sonnd-Steamers Porti2 Tor
Halifax; Eleanora Portland.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON Mar 3I-The American brig VI Merritt Captain
OBren from John NIB while anchor IN Penarth Road,
came IN collision with the derect Achilles The Merritt had
stanchions, bulwarks and rails demolished.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Mar3-sailed Elizabeth (Br). Allen. for
New.YOrk.
Arrived steamer Lydian Monarch Br Nuggets from New
York Mar IL -,
QUEENSTOWN. Mar 3;-Arriyed. steamer Arizona (Br'.
Brooks from New-York March 2S for Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON Mar 3OArrived, steamer Ebe (Ger) Rich.
New-YOrk Mar 81
for New-YOrk.
HAvRs Mar 3l-Saed. steamer Wieland (Ger) Hebich,
from Hamburg hence for New-York.
SwNEMUNDE, 26SaIed Island DAM. SkJodt,
for New.York
PORT sAIn Mar 3O-Arrived steamer Glenmoryen (Br).
Wright from New.York Mar 7. for Alden.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
A rouy0 PASTOR IN AN OLD CHURCH.

The Rev. Richard ID. Harlan, the new pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church at Fifthaye. ana
Eleventh ST. will be Installed this evening MT HAT
Harlan of the United satos Supreme Court His ohnrch
l. the Oldest OF tho denomination In New YORK II is
the mother church OF Brick Scotch. Rutgers ana ths
Fifth Avenue churches Its first building was erected
walLst Mass" st. In l11s on tue lots una. aro
now Nos 1920. III II IL division resulted ia tue OF
gsnizarion of Church. and IN l!6S tno Drck
Church established in Park row. During me fSevo
ish troops as barracks . In 1s46 tho present
building dedicated The Rev. Dr. W. W. phiiiipsW was
then pastor and he succeeded Ia lso9 Dy Dr WIZ
lam NJ Paxton. who resigned In 1883. Mr. iarlan' az
pas Of the church. will be also trustee of the ssors
snug Harbor the Ieake and Waits orphan Asylum ana
the Presbyterian Hospital DR.. John X Paxton ".
William VI. Paxton. anu DIR. Francis L. Patton VIII 'sAc
part la the services Tonight.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

for robbing many fat houses In the upper par 81.
the city were held in 81 600 each Yesterday AT .e
in.nector Rvrnes's room at Police Hcadquarteers
was full of objects stolen by them, which were ui'
played for identrhcation
The funeral of Henry NJ Silverman TOOK vunoe Wnst
Yesterday morning at his house. No. 3oZ Mestt
Twenty -thlrd-st. The Rev. Kaufman kohiel. oi
Beth-El Synagogue in LeIiugton-ave conanc.ru .,ors
the services. A large number OF prominent h"''oi'
were present.
In the four lectures on English subjects when
Mr. Conway begins this evening he VIII avo,u
all guidebook information, giving nls peif
sonal impressions and observations. STUDIES of VI
lea,ing members of Parliament aud recollections oi
Darwin, Carlyle and George Eliot will be Inciuue"
in the first lecture.
The Baptist Social Union OF Manhattan is,anu' fN
consIsfrG of many representative Baptlsts of New
York will dine a. Demonicos this evening III tne
large banquet hall. Subject for discussion ul .
yenfedD Among the speakers will be Mr.. Richard
son. OF the Brooklyn street-car lines
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NETS FEOM THE SUBURBS
MRS. scHwAGER NOT ANXIOUS TO BE FoRG

MRS. sCHWAGER NOT ANXIOUS TO BE FORGIVEN.
A disturbance arose Tuesday night III the apart
mcnts occupied by couple known as Frank Englc anu
mis- wife IN the tenement-house No % wlllow-st no
couple had been Object OF interest To all te
neghbors account of their quiet, unobttusve man
their evident iufatuatiOn for each Other III
wa supposed they bridal couple. The dis
tubance became aggravated that some Of the neigh
bors vent down 10 interfere thinking that Engtc WAS
beating his wife. TAcy a strange man making a
hasty exit from the front room with Engle at his heels
hourshing a revolver. The mystery was explained III
Recorder McDonoughs court yesterday morning. when
the strange man. who gave his name as kndolph
schwager made a complaint against the loving couple
He said that the young woman who passed as mrs
Enge bis wife, and that abe had cloDed with Engo
several weeks ago from their home in suifost New
York schwagcr said he willing to forgive his wfe
take her back again, but he wanted Eglc sent 10
iafl. Mrs. Schwagef not an Xous to be forgiven.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
Jersey CITY,

Two collisions neither OF which was serious. occurred
yesterday morning at the Pavona Ferry. AT 10 O'Clock
the John = Darcy. OF the Twenty rd street line. was
lying ia her slip, when the Susquelanna, which had
from Chambrrsst. Newly orK. ran into her IN
the fog. and carried away her guard rail Ilaf an hour
later the Delaware and Susquehnna came into collision
they were entering their respective sips.
The Consumers Gas Company held meeting yester-
day TO consider tnc advsaby OF increasing the capital
stock OF the company from Sl.000.OO0 70 S2O00OOO
Before anything could be done an injunction was served
the company restraining them from making the pro
posed increase. TIE injunction obtained by Patrick
j. Condon, the who laid the companys pipes
and mains, and who holds $4,000 OF the stock
scheme said be consolidate the Consu-
ers' Company with the Unod Gas improvement CoE-
pany lessees OF the Jersey CITY Gas Light Company
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
GiIee,I HO,

Gilsep House-Eiastus Corning, of Albany,
and Gardiner q. Hubbard. OF Washington run
Arcnne Uoe-Ex- Governor ii. c. Warmoth. OF Louisiana;
exseuator John Gilbert o. Malone, ~ y. ana Andrew
= Draper New-YorK State superintendent OF rnnnc
Instruci ION . Hoffman HOUSe-Snpervlslng Atch tect
NJ E. Bell of Washington; Wilson 3. Bssel OF Buhal",
and ex-Mayor W. q. Rose. Of Cleveland Breroort
U0use-W f. Walters, of Baltimore. .BhchtnYhdHt
ToleI-Johu f. Seymour, OF Utica.....-I IdTk Areaue
Hohi-Judee Joseph Potter, OF the New-York supreme
Court - CidIcpdon Hotei-Ihe Rev. IL H. Hadden, OF
L0udon .. e.c York Hoici-AssisIant Fish ComiDis
sIoner I. b. Ferguson, OF Washington.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
AFRAID 70 MEET HIS UNCLE.

Frank II. Hebcrt. of No. Ais Monroe-st,
RrockIyn who had been n clerk in the office OF f. ".
Carruhers No l357 rultonst has not been seen at
his place since Friday. He came to this clty
to de post $500 In bank. and tho next day the bank
hook was sent back by mail with the deposit entered,
but Ucbert did not return He intrused with $50
To nav TO his uncle and gave receipt for it. When he
started for home found the money gone He and his
upclo were not on the hest OF terms, owing 10 the
latter. dissatisfaction with his nephew's attentions to
girl whom he IL engaged 10 be married. she says that
She knows where he is. but that he will not return
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
ALONG THE SOUND.

EAsTON.-TIenry Banks, who was arrested In Bridge
port days ago. charged with keeping change for
jO-cent piece which lady had given him for apples
Yesterday committed suicide Ia his barn by hanging him
self a beam with rope.
Observation-Disclosures was yesterday formally
fixed site fO- court house for Fairfield County
... the Bridgeport Game Club was organized yester-
day Che object OF the CLUB is to rcplcnish tho
supply and to the means Of private sbootn ny
when the game laws are ON. Arrangements have been
made with several large farmers securing the OF
their property for game propagation. Two hundred
birds Ia We already been set at liberty on IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
MANAGER RIcES PRESENCE OF NIED.

Assistant Chief McCabe Yesterday sent 10 tne
Fire Commissioners report OF fire IN the tourteenth
street Theatre on the night OF March 20, which might
have caused a disaster hal not the manager Edward T.
Rec exhibited cOmnendsble presence OF mlnd some
light decorations the oot ghts caught fire IN tho MD
die of first Mr.. Rice. who was Leading the or
chestra put out the flames instantly and the perform
auce was not interrupted. A fireman who was on the
STAGE asked that the decorations he removed at the end
OF the act and his request promptly complied Win.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
CREMATED Ar FRESH POED.

The body of Madame Louise Guerard was
tncnera ell at the Fresh Pond Crematory YESTERDAY
she was the wife OF Alexandra Guerard, book neaer
of No 457 Canal ct. vino forced TO leave France
wears ago Napoleon Ill on account or Ills Sociaust
ic beliefs. He has since been awarded pension oi
900 francs a year by the French Goyernmeht. va,
dame Guerard ffty-Dine years old ana an aVoWeu
atheist She asked to he cremated In order that tue
worms might prey upon her after death As soon AZ
the body had reduced TO ashes they were TAKEN
from the and placed In metal urn In when they
Will be carried back France. where her nusOanu III
tends to speud the his lite. lie also intends to
n. and to have his buried with those OF his
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
MR. DILLON ELECrED IN ARrHURS PLACE.

The board Of trustees Of the Grant M0nu.
ment Association met yesterday. The resignation OF
f. X. Coudert member OF the Doaru was accnplou @
aud Jesse seligma was elected in his stead. Cornelius
n Bliss chairman OF the committee on bylaw, re-
ported the bylaws which had been formulated Dy ths
committee and they adopted The reslgnation OF
Chester A. Arthur. who had bean elected prcsue&i & o
tho board OF trustees made vacancy which was nieu
by tho election Of Sidney Dillon the trustees eiccton
permanent Executive Committee as follows Omaer %
IInyt s. L. NJ. Barlow, A. B. Cornell Jesse Selkman'
Wlilim r. Grace, Cornelius Vanderbilt. A. H. sanger,
William H. Wlckham. Charles NJ. Vail. Henry X BECK
man ard Cornelius Cteilly To whom were addeu tne
presan vice president secretary and treasurer Vi the
board OF trustees AS cx-oflIcio members.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

Commissioner Conner. of the Brooklyn City
Work. Department. is practising nepotIsn with
geance. lie has already appointed Austn l.. Allen and
George W. LamOreaux both OF them his nephews,
sitons IN the Engueers Bureau. lie now propoees
create the oce OF In the Accountants oice
and will fill IL with his son-inau Thomas King Ali
Appointments without examination. Mr. Conner yes
terday appointed John Lawier Keeper oi the Municipal
building succeed Michael Simmons whom he turned
out because he Republican. Lawer has been the
yatchman OF the building IL Is reported that twenty
two discharges will DO made in the City Works Depart
lpeu nd
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NEWARK.

The infant who shot through the head by Gregore
Ante italian boarding-hOcse on Tuesday died yes
terdav The stated yesterday that Ante aimed
the pistol IA bUlrder named Lorenzo. with whom he
had had quarrel about woman, aud that the child
was instead Il stated by others that the III
fants mother was the woman in question.
dog supposed to be mad caused much excitement in
the Eighth Ward yesterday. The animal bit several
dogs AMI escaped In the direction Of Bloomfield The
bitten dogs were shot.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
DESCRIBING SCRIPTURAL HOLINESS
4. AIo4l..l...t Er,ionannl lkIlI

At the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
in Washington square yesterday afternoon the scrptn
raj Holiness Convention hcgun. The delegates wore
from various part. OF the United states All denomina,
lions were represented aud several OF the men anu
women wore the dress OF Quakers Dr. Charles GUNS,
of Bnston conducted the services aud will have charge
of them during tho week. The Rev. Dr. W. H. BOOZE, OK
Erookvn said that Scrptural Holiness meant tn iee so
happy with this life to pray Tor the iuture
thai would 10 cared W. H. West said that ne had
xpercced perfect peace and happiness since at eel
ing came II non him. Dr. Cuis said that he cOuld not
tel when he had first per, ,enccd H.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

william o. Babcock OF South Washington Warren
County " j. went To Newark Tuesday TO secure
evidence tow ard having pension increased At night
four roughs knocked him down near Baantlnes brew
cry and robbed him OF his money. Ba3cock
managed to draw his knife aud twice stabbed
one OF the in tho back. BabcOck
was then released. and going to a signal sta
ton, Informed the operator Of what had happened.
Tue operator tcephOncd tho second Precinct Station
aud officer sent after Babcock Early yesterday
morning Jonu Kellcher and Patrick Qigley, TWO noted
roughs arrested. kcilcher was TIC man Babcoch
stabbed. His injuries not serious Qligey had a
clothes Ill his possession that lie had stolen from
BabcOck.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber OF Commerce. p m.
special peetiug of Aldermen, p. m.
Goodsell Western Union suit superior Court
Baptist Social Union. De mnnico's. evening. .
Ncw.York East Conference. DeKalD Avenue Methodist
Ep scopal Church, Brooklyn. ,
$50 p. III. ,,, ,,,. poa
Installation OF the Rev. Richard d. Harlan, First Pres
byterian Church. p. III. 80
Reaiings by George Riddle. University Club Theatre
u. II. r., .,.-. ~,
Cmdren's Industrial Exhibition. Cosmopolitan IIsll.
De La Sallo Institute OraOrca Contest, Turn Hall,
sale of Brown and Wall pictures, Chckerng Hall, 1880
m m
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
TIE yEW-rORK MUSICAL EKCHANGE..
4 nau mnsical assnciatinn has been organic

new nuslCaI assocIHIIOH H'Is UtcH UIgd1IZtu,
the object which promote and foster the science
of music further tho interests OF its members
aistically financially and socially For this purpose
stock company has been formed with capital Of
100000 to erect a building to be known as tho New
YORK Musical Exchange for the transaction OF business
The following officers have been elected President L.
g. Gilmore first vicepresidept. c. A. Cappa second
vice j. NJ. Lander; treasurer. Charles Bos-
wad secretary Jesse Williams assistant secretary
Alexander Bremer trustees, Theodore Thomas. III.
Kayser and II. Geisemann; musical committee Walter
l. Damrosch c. A. Werng, q. A. Kerker, +. Hcrfurt and
n fnnld
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
MYSTERIOUS PRISONERS AT HEA DQUARTERS.
Nuch curiositv was EXPRESSED at Police Head


Quarters Yesterday about mysterious prisoner wo was
said 10 locked In OF the cells under tue
fused 10 give any Information the subject lie also
refused to say anything concern ng two men VINO were
taken before ge Giderseeve by his direction andhed
IN bail yesterday morning. ono OF the mon was John
Rutter German grocer. age ifysix who was charged
Inv " Pitchc of No 1874 Eghthave., with being re-
cever OF stolen goods. according to the police recor
lie IN $500 bail The other prisoner was SIMON
rrzig age fortvfour and he had been arrested on me
rrencr Of n bail bond by Gustave Heizg of No 4O9
Fast Ffty scvenh-st lie required to furnish Dali
to the amount Of 80 900.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NEW WIEn-EY TOWNS.

HoBoKEy.-The Soup Kitchen closed yesterday.
During the last IA bowls Of soup have been
distributed; 900 pounds OF peas and beans. 1900
pounds and fat, and 100 pounds OF bread were
consumed.
PATERsoN.-Besse Vail. age twenty-five, who has been
living with Seneca W. Merritt liquor seller died from
malpractice Tues The ply siclan VINO attended
diagnosed the prritons. but suspected the
truth, which ma lc apparent by an autopsy. Bes
sizes mother who lives at Newburg " " says she did
the act herself. against her mothers advice and warn-