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New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
BROOKLYN.

Absoute divorce granted yesterday to Mrs TneO-
dore Ciressler, and limited divorce 10 Mrs. Robert
Mitchell.
Police Commissioner Carroll yesterday appointed De-
tcclive Thomas l. Druhan Captain OF the Thirteenth
Precinct Druhan stood the highest ont of thirteen IN
the competitive examination recently held. He has been
a pUli,e ,eIndn since $50.
The will of John Hamilton. By which the creator part
Of his proprrty ~ divided Dtwcrn his brother William
and li- hasi,ter, Mrs. Sarah HOwcs, whose children
ch liberal bequcss is TO be contested by his sister,
Mrs. Mary llI1e.
The recent concert at the Norwegian Church OF our
Saviour WIS success financially and artistcay. The
prugr. OF u.trumrut4l aud vocal selections. ar
by Pastor EveTsOn pleased an audience OF nearly
1000 people.
Frederick Scharf lucky shoemaker OF De kalb and
Marcy avcs who recently - 700 IN lottery, has
invested It IN two houses Al Lexington and ThrOOp
ayrs paving $4,000 for them ana leaving 1000 on
NOR gage lie refused to pay ~ 600 OF his winnings to
Solomon Meyer. who sold hls the ticket.
JOAN V Alexander OF YoukerS, collector for Austin,
Nichols Co.. who tried on charge OF grand larceny
IA falling account Tor 1907. acquitted Yesterday
He was at once rcdrrcsttd similar complaint pre-
fcrrcd 10y George Hunt Of the Hope Mills and gave ball
The Indictment against Herman Brindze, charged with
drfraudiug insurance companies, was dismissed by
Judsc Moore IN Court OF Sessions yesterday. The
defendant wcpt OF the time His counsel shOwed
that the indictment detective. The Judge refused
10 discharge the prisoner. saying that he would hear
argument in the case to-day.
Permission was granted yesterday to ST. Johns EpiscO
pa Church mortgage s property IN 81 JOhns place,
near srventh-ave for $4,000, to pay mortgage Of
S42 600 and to pay for the Improvements recently made
The fst Swedish Baptist Church also received prrmis
sion It's property for $4,000 to buy property
a Atlantic ana IhlTd aVcS.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
GENfLBMEN'S ENGLISH Fashions
By DeLurn

THE sINGLE.BREAsTEO LOUNGE JACKET AMI
| SHOOTING COAT. WITH FLAPS AND PocKErs nS
HIPS. MADE WITH SOFT FRONTS, &C. Will ov
THE MOST POPULAE GARMENTS THIS sEAsoS
FOR STYLISH AND ROU GHAND.READY wEAp
THE MATERIALS USED ARE THE SCOrCH TwPpns
AND HOMEsPUNS MADE FROM THE SOFT SHIT
LAND. sOUTHDERN AND CIIEVIOr WOOLs THgsv
GOODS COME IN VARIETY or COLOURS AND VIII
NOT BIZ SEEN AMONG TIE ca ZAP JOHN TAILops
OR READY.MADE CLOTHlNG HOUSES. WE VIII
MAKE THEM WITH PATCH POCKETS. sWELIEn
SEAMS AND EDGES tOR.................. s2j AND sa,
SPRING OVER SACKS WILL BE CUT IN THE
STRAIGHT CHESTERFIELD STYLE. AND NAne
FROM THE NEW COLOURE ELASTIC MELONS
wIDEWALE DTAGONALs. &c. LINED WITH SILK To
MATCH QUITO THE EDGES. STRAPPED sEAMaAyn
FLAT BRAIDED.
THIS GARMENT WHEN F FINISHED ~ coon
TASTE Is HE MOST STYLISH AND USEFUL CoAr
A GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE W. ARE MAKTYG
THEN IN THE ABOVE MANNER FOR $50 AND 40
TROUSERS WILL BE MADE FROM srRIpps
CHECKS. AND THE NEW Birdie AND Reborn
CORDS. WHICH ARE AT PRESENT VERY POPULAR
on THE OTHER SIDE
AMONG THE HIGHCLASS TRADE, N LONDoy
THEY ARE CUTTI 80 THEM ~ THE PLAIN yTrt.
TARY SHAPE, ABOUT ISi2 INCHES AT KNEE AND
lS AT BOTTOM. AND TO SHOW PRONOUNCED
CREASE DOWN BOTH Fro ut AND BACK We HAVE
ALSO RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF scorer
CHECKS FOR TRoUsERTNGS. AT PRESENT ALLTHE
RAGE IN LONDON THEY ARE VERY SUITABLE
FOR GENERAL WEAR. WE WILL MAKE THEM FOR
81 30 70 go
EVERY GENTLEMAN OUGHT TO HAvEA COUPLE
OF PAIRS.
LGOODs To ORDER AND WARRANTED AZ REP
RESENT D.
OUR PRICES ARE % TO 30 PER CENT. LOWER
THAN THE "a NCY.P PRICED TNILORS CHARGE FOR
SAME GOODS AND WORCESTERSHIRE WHICH CAN
BE VERIFIED By CALLING OK Us.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
uriRop0LIrlN rLAILRS AZ work.

The players DtlOnRlnE 10 tHc htlIOpoll'dH
bas club nave ordered 40 report Tor gymnasium
tuty every morning 10 Ocock AT WOODS Gymnasium
Yr.trrisy a the players UnJer cputIdct except Iynch
and Foster were nara at work there. professional
ira,,cr hs hren ant the men are pat through
a regular course OF hard exercise FOR two hours
every IrOIlUg Indian Ciu"s, "umO OcII7
row ing WaCAIHos the non rings ana hOxhg gloves are
used players also ran NalOur distances Ihe men
say that hey VIII l0se about pound OF SuperHdoIs
flesh day some Of them can lose many pounds 10 ad-
vantage players take the greatest crest III their
work and appreciate the careful management ana say
ial the Metropolitan cub tins year VIII he far different
from wnat II was a>t Yesterday the players aud on
lockers kccny enjoy ed friendly hut scientific boxing
macm between - pncu Brady tue cauan of the Hihe'
And their prof, sslonfl trainer beginning to-day
the men will spend portion OF cAcd afternoon III an
untown haudbal court Haudbail l. considered an "N-
cellsut xeIcsc harden NJ the muscles The players
viii not begin their regular outdoor practice Tor week
yet 49,, ......, .-oo
10 the Guarantee fund Of the Eastern League ana Is
now assured of holding IT, place Manager Jackson said
Yesterday that he had excellent hIh0 seiecled, supe
nor W. = one exception 10 any lu hls league.
The Detroit wants To iurthrr strengthen
lts MAE by securing sutton, or the Boston CLUB 1he
after C. .ub however. refuses to rclrase HIM.
IL now looks dOu.t'ul tnat Dartmouth College Will
have a nine Ia the Held at al TINS year
Ilr ST. Louis club VIII secure CdrLthcTs thalr ptCher
lie : LOW in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
rt,cIyG 4 cHECK on sHERIFr GRANT

A levy was made by Sheriff Grant on Tuesday
on the property of the Western Union Telegraph
CnIupany to satisfy Judgment of about $4,000
errd y James H. GOOdse owner of the National AssO-
ci,ed Press GuOdse suet two causes OF action one
f l 600 for services and the other OF 100000 for
brrarh OF coulract lie obtained Judgment for $4,000
and crest aud costs for The first aud 100000
for the second. The General Term on appeal confirmed
the Judgment OF 81 5000, bnt reversed the second
for 5000 900 and ordered trial. The order en-
tered on March T. Mr. EsglcstOn, Of Dillon SwRyne.
for the company much distracted from busi
s ON account OF serious Illness in his fam and did
Immediately notice of appeal Ia the confirmed judg
ment on the attorneys for GOodse Miller &Sayngs. Mr..
Cnndsrrs lawyers did not lose any time. They did not
send Dillon Swdyuc the customary notice that they
should ask Tor execution the money was not paid
They simply took the judgment to the sheriff and tod
itIn 10 levy Mr. Grant visited the company Tuesday
and made levy on the money that came in during the
Jay lie was persuaded to wait until yesterday and be-
fore he arrived The company had served notice OF ap
ncul an Miller & Savage and given undertaking of
80 900 This stays the action OF the hhern pending the
dec sion Of the Court of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
THE COURTS.
pIrs 0E LEGAL NEWS.

~, r-,,,o Ta,,tc having taken out letters NJ admins
traton on me Of her husband Henry LaKe went "
the Sosmens Benk for savings and demanded money "S
had been deposited there by her husband PAYMENT Wss
fused unless she was idennd ohe ueG o SV for he l
amount with the understanding mat ie question 0 10
ncaon snoulG be passed upon on paper 10 u" tot mis-
NJ nWtn ,rrenttd herseli at thr with paper pur
to Dc e59s ncorncy % stated and nat Shcn
must be identified
Probate viii Frcdorc g. noe has been refused %
by by sp' a 5 o @ o w ga de Baari sGJ
hcr The viii. exhibited IN court Na5 paper tnaI
was no clause aud thu su6-crbing witnesses ao
corug t. tn evidence did not know what they were
Dr Alexander Duane. the NcwYork Hospital treat,a
Of Kerosene LAMP Hfterwad her hand shrvelied and her
as COOK sued The Doctor 10000 damages in the
Sence. Yesterday dismissed the complaint
Corporation Counsel behalf Of the city recoy.
pany licenses during the years 1910
haa m the Supreme " Court John scT6ner M5o repre-
sentcd the defendant gave notice that an appeal vi" Oe
James Johnston who wa' acquitted in The Co1Et 90 Of
tranng Homrs contts sued them Tor for false
arrest and malicious pros cut on Jn,y N u1 b dpptnd
ants
as damagcs the death Of her husband N the aITom o.
Van Cott and Graham ave. tro9kcn Ki
it in the hal dtink of raspberry soda
on Sundsy called for whskey The post morem e1
animation that his death due to heart disease
Judge Bartlett the supreme Court BrooIlyn granted
continuance OF the uiuno ton secured by A. II Nantlne
Co In an against Joseph BTObcl ana James deh
claimed that oi their cef ar ccs oi sae rs ho"
Amucttc Odoriiterantc le
they CONTRACTED with idrehi < Brobrl q
sunni hc4e aeTward Dissolved partnership
Edel continuing the manuacture or Vantine a. CO. Whie %
rDbel making the mnlets Tor HIMSELF Judze Bd
lett says that may be doul tea II there would De any sae o
articles called Persian amuets mad" In New-f orE'
sarah short city damages for personal
injuries IN the winter OF ss2 and lss3 on me siIe%k IA
vacant lots in Nnthayc snow and ice hah ormeu
dangerous obstruction The ucgD0r3 complained 10 me po
&C about II but c aned. The panth testlhel
that II dangerous herself She decided how
ever that II she took good but not
wihsandlng rr cauon she fell and broke her arm
Judge ROokstaver GsuisSed the cOmOalnt Emu BeneVhe
appeared the plaintiff 1homls p WcAes and George ~
Carr for the city.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

surRrF courr, CgAMpEgs-netore Lawrence. JJ-Yoss.
o 5 S 81 g. M 9 9t9 81 s. l s3j '2 3 l'i Ss S5
srTFHon corRr-GEyEa,L TEnM-Beforc Davis, J.,
50 ~ lse Ill 1913 ~ 49, lSi, 1913, lO7l. l2G, lls
strEgNE C6UEr-spEciAL TERM-PART L-Bcforc Beach,
,rrannE tdrgL--srEclA55 1T1ERH-pART II-BefoFo An
Nos tST m & ;ifFtr GRefore Donohue J.
Nos -2o9 22.e, 22,y 2O. 1888. 1923 !Ji2 22Si 32;Q
3557, 9s5iI 23o7 ,6i 2oi 2592 25G Ioia 2i3i 352
2533 2'44 6545 254l 2ji7 23'o 2'3l -3'2 2'o3 2'ot
SUPREME Couar-C CmcrIG-PARI lI1BefoIe vqn Brupt J.
l2},' i25 525G 80 80 35S3 35s9 $50. 1910
surErME CoUGr-ClacUnzPAEI III-Refore Peckham;
2I6G 2I5o 2ls2 2is7 2lsg 200 7GGl 9l7 2I6o, 2l5t
sIrarEE ctotUpr2tIGcGif-rAGr IvBefoTe Barrett Ia
55I& 5d4 q 5i2 253 l5!i 1893, ISL 1000, 23ld,
suaRoGArE's CoURr-Belore Rollins. s.-Moton calendar
strri6a C5Unr-srEclAL TGGH-Betoro oGoman j.
sUrERoR CoURr-TmAL TERN-PART I.-Before scdgwlek,
c. J..|ot .-+ l@,,; -, -, ST. Iod8 l5l7 ll77,
sUPERoR CoURr-TEAL TEM-PAEr iI,-Icf9re Freed
man J-No- Dao no 30 5j1, loss" Il-O $780, 'OI, '07.
surpmoR CoLRI-rRIAI, rEuM-PAEr II.-Bcore rruaT,
4 i- 10. i5g3 1915 1877, I559 iSOi iS6 i7I5
75 INA 52o l722 1923, 72i. I72j. li2J 1874 l12S,
,tihmon counrrmM, TEgN-rART IyT7PefQre y , Ingra
% "a "a Ia 936 I537 II % III l4i3 l7ii I7II
i7iG ii4S 7i9 i5O I1ji i752, l7y5 1854 1856, l757
connoS PLFHs-srGcr,l TrrgBefore Allen, J.-No. l.
CoMMoS PLEAs-rElAL rEGM-PARr II;B"iole Bookstayeg
I22s I7i9, I55o 1911, le25 ll5i % I399 5iG l595
1903 IS %. 1926. u T. 1875. 1897. lpGl.
CiTr CouRr-1RiAL TERN-PAEl I-Bcforc Brown. J.-Not
5,. J-I J5J6. 90, 0hpI rG-i JoJJ, 1886
57,i, 57pG auOj. 5lgb 5lpj. j335 oll2. 1850.
CuY CorRI-TRIAL TrGN-PAEI u-Betore McAdam
g. J-Nos 5ils 3Sa- 5tcl. j7-i. 5,l9 ,,7+ $3.50 oG,o
bs66 AS, it1l 5gj- 5Jj, 59G 5IG2 1894. $3.50 1855
CnY CouRl- TRIAL 1ERM-PARl lIi-Bcf9re NehIba- i
Nos 5ooo. 0lI3 u.o9 1e0.. 6473 ASA. 900. og!O,
COUIr or GUNcRN >fs-oSs-PAHt L-B,io Judge
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
49, o. 6. T. - O. 10, H. y, l3 IA 10, H. H. rs,
Ia. 20, u. -. - p, ,,-, ,,
Iowng ana Distract Attorney PuIdy-NOs - s.
L. ., TO- II, Il. 49, Ii, 10, TO- H. 10 ~ 70 IL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
FAILURE Or sur uANtFAcIURLRS.

Ii has been known III business circles Tor
oinr iontus tAaI aHdr- OF Levy GOldsJen. man
..ac. and dealers ~ Chldrens and misses SUITS
~. 3Gs Broadway, we're not ia the most prosperous
uud lion. and the announcement Of their Insolvency
-esicday did not cdus" grrat surprise. The Wem
ets OF the uu Philip Goldst-in and IsidOr -. Levy
nry started business ~ $50 with a capital OF $4,000
r. Leyy's father, Joseph Levy, wealthy real estate
owner OF li9 East Nine yirssL. II s said supplied the
necessary funds aud also advanced money at various
lines help the ru along The tOta amount OF these
advances was between So $50 aud $50 600 Last eun
lay young Levy told his idtnerin-.aw, Edward Friend
aid, IA Lane tODaccO merchant That the nrn's affairs
were IN such bad condition that lie din not dare to tell
h, athcr and The day lie left the city. TINS
alarmed Mr. Levy, sr, aud he obtained all attachment
against the propeTty o; ;he firm 10 save himself Bat
youux Levy came back however and representative
of the father tod TRIBUNE reporter !asI hsht that
rytLng would be satisfactorily settled today and Tho
hrn would 20 Un Ia business.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
HE LEFT 1HIRIT TITLES ~ ITALT.

a quiet citizen of IIobOken who died yester-
Yesterday in the hotel opposite the ferry is said by his
friends to have been an italian uuhoman and the pos
sessor Of about thirty titles He was known among his
acGuantanccs as the Duke and the hotel a. which he
died was inaugaed by him and known AS the Dukes
Hotel. His prn2ipa title was said to be Duke Of Cal
ahItta do saint German. He born at Naples in
1918 From The weight o. his thirty titles probably he
took prominent part politics and wa in CARL a!diS
party IN the revolution OF 1915 He had married
English woman who with her two sons lives ia Italy.
After the revolution became advisable for him to leave
Italy and his thirty titles behind him, ana to this
country. In the enrt 10 bury himself completely from
the world no went To HDhokcn in lS1i and became
manager Oi the Napoleon Hotel and restaurant at First
and WashingtoD- sts. AltrrTard ha want into the
Ifob0hen House which stool wserc the tracks OF the
Delaware. IaCkIwanua and Western road now He
d.ed lIOm pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
THE AQUEDUCT INQUIRY.
GENERAL GREENE CHOSEN CHAIRMAN.
WILL THE SESSIONS OF THE ENGINEERS BE PUBLIC
-MR. MACEDONIA PROTESTS.

WILL THE SESSIONS OF THE ENGINEERS BE PUBL'Ci
-MR. MACEDONIA PROTESTS.
Generals John Newton, Q. A. Gilmore and
George :. Greene, who wele appointed oy the
Aaueduct Commission to investigate the charges
of faulty work made 0y the former construction
Engineer. II. :. Craven, against the Chlei En-
gjneer b. 5, Church, met Yesterday at rl,o III, III
tne rooms of the Aqueduct Commission ana organ
lied hy eecting General Greene chairman MI
Craven was present with his lawyer chHHnS HenLy
IjGrmcn Jacine aud De Lacy and Con,
tractor Maurice Flynn lowered aroGnI
the door, Before the regular wSekly IN meeting dI
uf the Ioard which was to open at SO ciOck, o'h-
is>iouers Dowd, Baldwin Loew, squire ana cpSu-
Ger were in consultation tor long time IN an iuheT
room with he engineers When they hlFd out ana
hogan the regular routine business Mr.. Craven was
summoned before The engineers IN the inner room.
Mir. Baldwin offered reso!uton lhstructihG tue
commission of engineers TO examine the WOih on
The 1aueduct IN detail. and empowering them 10
summon witnesses and take necessary steps TO IN
vestgatc the charges ana report 10 inc boalu' inc
IesO utOn was adopted. .
Jowycr Macdona. iu behalf of his client,
waute1 to know If the meetings OF the engi,
uceIs were to be secret or public lie protested
acaust the Board delegating its powers to COM
mission which had no power even theh 10 DING
witnesses before II. $50, ,l
power 10 summon witnesses swear them ana then
iurl them over TO the engineers. Inc question oi
pubi,c or private sessions would be lett to the en-
At this point Mayor Grace who had been viewing
the st Pa rck's Day parade, came IN WedIlne Il
ShJmr0ck IL ms butt0nnOIe. lie toOh HIH oO'V 80
The Board and IN iormed Mr.. MacdOna thaI an
OPINION of Corporation Counsel Lac0mhe lau oeen
obtained TO tie effect that tIe Board haI p"TcI 10
sun non witnesses and swear them. Mr Oracc
c0nd not saw If the Board could delegate It's
powers. .. ..ae;I,,o
Mir Macedonia still protested against possIh
scrret sessions of the commission of engineers ana
declared that al hls cl cnt wanted was chance l9
subsianfiate his charges in public. lie pleieneu
gong before the ful Board
The Commissioners Adjourned without accedng
10 Sir. MacdoIa's desire. Mr Craven; WALKING
and sa,d see by the newspapers, Mr.. Locw.
that vou spoke of nc as nuisance. Is such the
case p ,:.t
Nr' Ioew said that he had been misquoted III the
newspapers. -.
General Greene said to a Tribune reporter that
the eng neers had not decided whether To hotd
.ho,r ''17rastioafInn in secret or not. Probably
If wl be private said the General. The engineers
will get to work next week.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
wa0y5FrLJY DAPRIVED or 4 PENSION

Mr.. Mary IIOenn2, widow, whose nus
hand " WiJiu IJorrlus WIS "A member Of the l1th Kes
ment o. NrN-York Volunteers the war, went 10 'he
sauItdry Burrau yesterday TO complain thht sho h"u
bee uiitsty treated by the pension agents. Her hus
band died suddenly IN thls cly ou ApI 70. $500. &hd
tho of the Health Department state that ms
death was caused by heart disease. Mrs. Hocfing
claim 10 Il pension the ground that h6r husband dltd
from tTacted while he was In tie army has
been denied at the tm6 OF his death coroner
gave certificate that he died from congestion Of tue
6r,u the Sanitary Bureau II Ia SAID that IA cases OF
heart disease death results from congestion OF the Da
And that the cause of Oerings death stated correctly
h ,ba dr nartmepI records. An effort will DO made 70
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
LONG ISLAND.

AsToRIA-Thirty boys employed at the Rhcnania SIX
Works a strike yesterday demanding 90 cents
of 25 -Four valuable dogs were bitten
Yesterday by mad dog.
GHEEPsHEAD BAY.-Charlrs Werner, ago iorty-siX,
while at work painting house Tuesday fell from n
ladder and received Injuries from which he died an hour
afterWard.
FAR RoCKAwAY-H. L. Herbert. while riding in a fox
hunt with other members of the Meadow Brook Hunt
Club thrown his horse and broke his left
NEwTOwH.-The wOrkmen employed by the Preston
Fertizing Company. VINO struck for higher wages on
Tuesday returned to work yesterday without gaining
their demand.
COOP GROrND.-Emery Phillips age seventeen. son or
William Phillips wcllto-io farmer, left his homo on
Monday m mt saving that he going to visit neigh
since been SeHrcn throughout the
nelghLorhOOd reveals: no trace of him.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
JONES OPPOSED 10 rHE EADS PROJECT

DETROIT, Mich., March Ex-senator Jones, OF
Florida who has been in this city for some time, IL a
member OF tue senate Committee on Commerce, which
in absence stands tic uDOu tho question whether
the Eads ship railway project shall nave the aid asked
for AT the hands Of the Government According 70 Mr.
Ioucs's own statement. were lie duty. the
mittee would report against Governmental assistance in
carving out the scheme. IKE Eals said the FlOriGa
but dO not believe Ia the taxation OF tho
people 10 ad the projects O private corporations. II II
/, good TIL private capital VIII pat II through II II
IS not the Government has no business with It,"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
PROP0SED INPCiffl hbVrL @bSERAL hLAcK'


The following JOINT resolution has been Sug
geslod for Introduction and appropriate action by Con
gress:
Resoired by the Senate and House OF representatives
OF the United states OF America IN Congress assembled
That whereas John c. Black the recipient by special
act OF Congress Of the unusual pension OF 500 per
month said pension having been granted on the repre-
ssntation that the said Black meutal and physi
cal wreck" and whereas the said Black Is also drawing
from the Treasury OF the United States tho additional
sum OF $1,000 per year Commissioner OF Pensions,
and as such Commissioner Is constantly revOkng pen
sons granted TO disabled Union soldiers the grOuud
that tho disability under which their said pensions
granted has ceased to exist and whereas II Is conclu
siye that II tho said Black Is still The mental aud
physioal wreck" upon which his said pension was
granted he obviously untitled for the duties OF Com
missioner OF Pensions; therefore be II
Ordered That commission consisting OF the Surgeon
General Of the Army aud the surgeon-General Of the
Navy surgeon Ia charge OF the Government In
sane Asylum DO ordered 10 duly examine the said Black
IN the mode aud panner prescribed by the Pension
ONCE the medical kamlnaOp or pensioners TO the
end that IL may be asoertauod he still he tue mental
and physical Sreck" alleged. aud upon which aega
untnes to act and draw pay a. CommsSloDer Of Psh-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
LJryLE yERO n READING.

READING, March 7 SDccidD Reuben Brincr,
age seven lives with his anlparents in this city. lie
has mania for fire and II not closely watched burns up
anything that he can lay hs hands on. Tho lad lve in
Philadelphia until recently. aud there he built fire
around his eshteen-n oath ,od brother, burning the
child 10 death For this penned up in the garrett
and fed on bread and FOR month. After being
liberated he ned u kin MS brothers and
sent to Reading since coming here he has roasted
several cats burned up his shoes and other wearing
parel. and made attempts - set fire to bindings
lie a pupil OF OF the plbc schools, hut owing TO
his vicious habits IL is necessary 10 keep him separate
from the other scholars. Physicians are unable 70
account for his freaks.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
MILLIONS OF o0LD FOX ExPORE.

The engagements of gold for shipment yes
terday were Brewn Brothers Co., 500 600 and La
zard Feres S4jOO00. The exports this week amount to
80 l72 OOO OF which $4,000 gold cOin and since
the beginning of the movement In December TO over
Sl3. 600. 900. There WIS good deal OF talk In Wall
Street about the recent shipments, which we're sur
nrise To many persons familiar with the condition OF
fnrrgu excaugcs Same Of the leading drawers OF bs
how ever said that the shipments were normal and that
there wan a small profit IN exporting gold. They said
hat The oveuent could be quickly checked by an ad
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Fwcdy7cHSA0X.
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.

"Noa t57faaoaS. To kno7O it Is i"
at5ytuah its nigh adlnr.'
Professor Justus Won Liebig.
"A highly G6fnrnt ALTERATIVE
correcting disorders Gf tie HooR, &6t-
fiahy qa6hra5h in M< hrahnr" G/He
a6ltnoas incidental II Constitutional
Dl5ihH In children, in GHaRdalar
.S7rrAFngs, ard Affections 4 tie Skin
and Eyes" London Medical Record.
ID patent agent GgaiM Sff9j"|a'
a,hrn 6om6infd auM suitable diet and
cuilooy trtytise."
Professor Loeschner.
NOTICE. Tie LONGER
EricdrrthshaHis is hIkcA, tie SMALLER
is the quantity necessary 0 fgeH tx
fwpo5r."
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S, Lond.
OfaH D,nggist5 AMI -HD'r,aI H0ffy Dfa|'5.