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Tho Lebanon lo.A Fair.

LEBANON, September 1.-THE twenty.
second annual lair Of tho Warren County
Agricultural Society opened under the
most favorable auspices. The cool at
mosphere adds greatly to the comfort; in
TACT the weather Is all that could be de-
sired, and should it continue through the
week an uneSampled success may be con.
tidcntly anticipated. 1t is larger than
usual on the opening day, 1t being well
known that the first day is always
devoted to. the putting Of the various
departments in order. During the morn.
ing a vast quantity Of articles both from
town and the country arrived on the
grounds, and large numbers OF visitors
are busily engaged in the work of ar
rangment. There is much inevitable con.
fusion and disorder Tonight; however,
things are in apple pie order and ready
Tor the real commencement of the Fair.
tomorrow. Fast horses are here fIom
Richmond, Indiana. Bonaparte of Cincin.
natl, Bowan and st. Clair from Hamil.
ton, and Oskamp with his celebrated
trotters. The Shakers with large lot Of
horses, and their splendid herd of
short horns; also MIR. shaffer, from
Butler. county, with his herd Of Devone,
and no end to the exhibition OF sheep and
hogs. uIaoE ,- I.f -p'.
There was large number Of entries in
the trot, which was very interesting.
The first premium was awarded TO fine
grey gelding exhibited by the Shakers.
Time, 307.
James Weir, of Butler county, takes
the blue ribbon. 1et ID
The horticultural, floral, fine art and
music halls are filling up fast. The sale
Of tickets today was larger than usual
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HORRID MURDER NEAR COL
UMBUS.
A Jealous Husband Kills a Young
Man and Attempts to Kill His

A Jealous Husband Kills a Young
Man and Attempts to Kill His
Wife.
COLUMBUS, o., September IA ter.
rible murder was committed near this
city this morning, man being shot dead
and his wife cut to pieces with a corn.
cutter by drunken farm hand.
COLUMBUS, o., September 17.-Robcrt
Dunlap, employed on the farm OF w. B,
Hawks, west OF this city, q man Of dissi.
pated habits and brutal passions when
drunk, has for some time suspected his
wife OF infdelitY, and has threatened to
kill james Carpenter, a young man of cx.
cellent habits, acting as superintendent OF
Hawkes. farm. This morning Dunlap's
wife saw Dunlap come out OF the house
with double.barrel shot gun in his hand,
and she, fearing mischief, begged him not
to hurt her. Dunlap then went to the
corn crib where Carpenter was at work,
and ina moment after she heard the re-.
port Of a gun and the scream Of man.
Dunlap then returned to where his wife
was standing and fired the other barrel at
her, just grazing her back and setting her
clothes on fire. He then beat her over the
head with the gun, breaking the gun stock
losplinters. He then made his escape.
In going to the corn crib soon after, Car
penter was found dead, his face buried
in his hat, which was full Of blood. The
wound in his left breast, where the con.
tents OF the gun entered, was CHASTITY in
the extreme, about three inches long and
two inches wide. The shot passed through
the heart and must lave killed him In.
stantly. Carpenters family connections
are prominent citizens here, and his hab.
It's have been such as to make it very i'm
probable that Dunlap's suspicious as to his
intimacy with his vile were correct. Mrs,
Dunlap, although very seriously injured,
will recover ~
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TIE LATEST NEWS.

President Marshall, OF the Railroad
Conductors National Association has
called the annual meeting Of that body to
be held at Louisville, October 23.
"A London special dispatch says that
the representatives of the Cuban Junta
arc in council arranging for d loan of SEQ
100000 for the purchase ol army supplies
"A man named Thorne, sentenced to
the. State prison for life a twenty. five years
ago, at Portland, Me-, for killing o man
at Harosvllle who married a woman he
CThorre) loved, has been pardoncd by the
Governor.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 17.-At a speciai
meeting Of the Board of Trade this alter
noon, J. Brooks johnson was charged
with fraud in connection with business
transaction, and expelled by a vote of Is
10 8. -. d
The trial of William schwergert, for the
murder Of Kane Higgins, was ended 10.
day in the Criminal Court, the Jury find.
ing verdict Of guilty and fixing his pun.
ishment at imprisonment in the peniten.
tiary for life. -4nu -
John Biddle, who stabbed and killed
Michael Callaghan week ago last sun
day, was indicted by the grand Jury 10,
manslaughter to-day.
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BEQuEsT FOR AN UNIVERSITY.
by Rev. SD. Brown, the Cincinnati
Boy Killer,

CINCINNATI, September 17.-Ihe late
Rev. Samuel J.BrOwn, whose shooting Of
the German boy in his orchard, at Cum.
minsVille, some weeks ago, created such
excitement among the Germans, and
whose death occurred atValley Junction
Indiana, last week, has bequeathed the
sum OF $3.50, 900 for the establishment oI
a university TO bear his name, and also
the land whereon to erect the university
building, and On endowment for tho pro.
iessorshtps. Ho also gives $l2 600 and a
lot for.the erection Of q church, and pro.
vides for a free school with IN annuity Of
5000 for teacher a'-.tga',. ,,slol 4
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, September ia dispatch
from Hanan Hesse CAssel reports the
death at that town OF Louis Feuerbache,
the distinguished German philosopher,
in the Goth year Of his age.
Herr Won Thile, Prussian Minister OF
Foreign, Affairs, has resigned in conse.
quence Of n disagreement with Bismarck.
The German government has issued a
second circular, in still more threatening
terms than the original one, against emf.
grants, who, it declares, will be treated as
outlaws over whom special survilleance
and supervision has been Instituted,
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PHILADELPHIA.
of NotorIous Connrerfeil

Arrest of Notorious Counterfriicrs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 17--Wm Grow.
er md Lewis lldsked, noted counterfeit.
ers, weTcHrrested lastnight in Consequence
OF information received from the Chief Of
the secret service at Washington. They
were in the act Of coming counterfeit five
cent nickel pieces with complete apDa.
ratus. Grower had just been released
from prison, alter serving a term Tor
counterleiting beer stamps.
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The Geneva Arbitration.

New YoEK, September IA London
dispatch says that Charles Francis Adams
and Jacob Staempfcl have dissented from
the Judgment Mt Geneva, regarding the
case of retribution, They also dissent
from the decision regarding the indemni,,
ty to be paid TO America Tor the cost OF
pursuit to the Alabama and other cruisers
included in the arbitration.
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.r,v Constitution ofthe Forty Thieves
~, -, ,be Monroe Register calls 1t. The
'.",,,, I, hard on tho Forty.

uox JouN s. CARLILE is reported to
" INV ~ Washington looking for another job
v. @I n,tc, his intentions known through
~ ..rgrsph in tho Washington Chronicle
.trb I, copied elsewhere. "a.
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Summers Deelasalion Not Credited.

HCc'"Idt'on NOt CIedlIeus
NEW YORK, September 1G.-A special
10 the Tribune from BDston says that Sen
ator Summers decIination Of the Gubcr.
material nomination Is not credited there
by the Democrats and Liberals. Sumner
has been officially informed by telegraph
Of his nomination, but no answer has
been received.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Inc Annual Dlstrlbutlon..Largc In.
crease In the Fund.

DEPARTMENT OF FREE SCHOOLS, J
p, g.. ea CHARLESTON, Sept. IA, 1879.
'U@e ~ Eti'O" the lntclligenccr:
H. we have distributed $237,2l5 Ss from
" sIe GENERA sCneraI school fund among the sever.
.a, " counties OF the State, Tor the present
G., NaOol year. This exceeds the amount
SSiT15Su'ea SiN S0 last year by the sum Of $62,'
~ W. ~ ~ have directed the distribution
~ ~ Ue copied and sent you. The gradual.
y ;3vaI SuS steadily increasing revenues dc.
,.,.: ,Mea from our general school fund Is a
slcso!1 ssSs,y.ns result, and augurs well for the
'uyy'ss W oI our system of common schools
v,O, ,''y respectfully, your obedicnt ser.
Q. s. LEWIS,
General Superintendent.
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Ia,.., w. Ca'lllO v on the War Path Again.

l2,,. ''I'U Oh TIC War Faith Again.
''Ul pI Ia' Warrington Chronlcle.)
VA, Hii,SsaaloF y sas,, Carlile, Of West Virginia
bv 1 oni,s NJ @wn yesterday, and was called on
lt.,D L',y W. number Of friends anxious to
pi"D T.' ~ VIEW views as to the Presidential cam,
Ee 9a y Sa y MS StstC. Its understood that
TI,6so,. vi s heartily for Grant, and will take a
TSOso TS,OGs Is, part In the coming contest
ce,,i%, SS VINO I remember his fight against SO,
v6icS u n6 ~ IAe Virginia Convention, and
Of AN = ,uy ,nSSEIy cost him his lie at the hand.
can y ~ u IalaEtAtcd mob, will admit that ht
t11,,. ~ !eoman's y service in the cause. His
h,reSIy hS Tn juoIs tae stump will, nndoubtedl y
"s'! influence the vote in his State
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plcn;cS SS u, y! lac amusements at a Chicago
disb co~,r was 70 place silver dollar In a
and Ia, ISov,in'alnlng y about an inch Of molasses
NIsSES 10 " ",. squad OF boys compete in trying
"NV OUT the piece with their teeth.
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Cd iGSPIIe II ,P0 Of the nervous anxiety portray.
An rvsH .uS average New Workers. manner
viii SSSa,aIaStlon SSN oI tho criminal record
nke TS" lIto InSt on the whole our people
'"' '''e eaSily.-NetO York World
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Ou,si5s ISf u nave a. posted up notices on the
lhe egs0, VI .Se street cars in Pittsburgh 10
youna TS' !. N, tHat the car will not wait for
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Weather Report.
-f... var DEPARrNENr,
WAsHHgFoH, D. G., September l7-TSO P.H,
.~1S PROBABILITIES.

For New England, winds veering to
southerly, with probably continued cloudy
weather on Wednesday. For the Middle
States westerly winds aud generally cleal
weather. For heinterior OF the southern
States cast Of the Mississippi, generally
clear weather and Light to fresh winds
but partly cloudy weather along the coast
North and west OF tho Ohio valley, the
barometer will probably continue falling
and the conditions are favorable for in
crcasing cloudlness and threatening
weather. - :
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lkeGRtelIi9eneer

s5..sS1xe for Congress is o harmless
= " n"IrHsSnu.ement." t."-Reg''Esr' ug,
Twill be in October
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The following letter was read at NEE.
tins Of the National Veteran Glib Of
Washington on Wednesday evening:
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For Additional Dispatches ~ Fourth Page
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

: PrTTsDURou, September 1.-THE Con.
.vention was again called to order at three
O'clock by the temporary Chairman
After which the entire audience arose and
united in singing, "The Battle Cry Of
Freedom" a letter was then read from
Gen. Sickles, The following from 8.
ColGax was read by the Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24
PERSONAL.

President Theirs has been suffering from in
hammation Of the eye. but eminent London occust
whom he consulted, declares there Is cause for
easiDess.
The late Baroness Weld has left the bulk of
her property TO Archbishop Manning for religious puI
including large sum for building Roman Catholic
church at Oxford
Mr. William Henry Gregory, of Galway, who
has been 10 years member OF the British Parliament
and noted for his ostentatious sympathy with the
Southern Sccessonists left England the 18th inst,
to assume the position of Governor Of CeylOn.
The historian MOmmsen cODtradicts emphati-
cay the report that he received salary Of per
nun from Napoleon Ill for assistance afforded the
Emperor in writing the life Of Cesar He says he never
wrote line for that work. and refused literary
honorarium offered him by the French Government
Mr.. Aries DufOur whose death is announced
was an extensive siR merchant and prominent citizen Of
Lyons He was juryman of n French Exhibition in
lS49 and acted In the capacity AT the Great EXhb
tons of London and Paris held in 1851 and 1865, respect
lively. In 1888 he established commission house in
Paris for the sale Of silks He made a Commander
Of the Legion Of Honor III 1860. aud member of the
Council General of the Department OF the RhOuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

Grand and the necessary tracks Monroe and Corcars
sts 10 the stables and carhouses OF the Company This in
effect authorizes tho Company to construct two cross
town roads The Company may consolidate with or
lease from any other company now In existence. or
which NAV hereafter be chartered. The Company are
TO pay such damages 10 the City Of NewYOrk for the
privileges asked may be assessed by Commission 10
he appointed under the provisions of the General Rail
road act.
Mr.. BcncdIct's hill to define the powers and duties OF
the Chamberlain OF the City, requires that officer to give
penal bond in the OF t2OOoOO-he bond TO DO ap-
proved by the Controller He is 10 notify the Controller
in what bank or trust company he Will deposit the pub
lie funds and once in each week send to the Mayor and
Controller detailed statement OF moneys received end
dishursed and the balance any. hand He Is also
to appoint a deputy and such number of clerks - no
may deem necessary, their salaries TO be paid by him
from interest received deposits. The balance OF the
interest Il any, he passed 10 the credit OF the sn
ING fund The Chamberlain is TO have exclusive control
of all books papers, etc. belonging 10 his department.
Senator Murphy appeared in his seat to-day for the first
time this session. lie is yet far from well. Mr. Tweed
has been summoned 10 appear Thursday next before
the Committee Privileges and Elections to to
the ncttOn Of ODOnOvan ROSsa asking TO be awarded
the seat from the Fourth District The Committee has
not vet received any response. large number OF wit
nesSes have been summoned from the western part OF
the state TO testify 10 the charges against Senator
James Wood. The Committee meets tomorrow. Its ses
will he held with closed doors just the Senate
was aduurning Mr. Benedict introduced the New York
Charter and the Supervisors bill.
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ASSEMBLY.
40 i ii Il IL
cnNnI1InN OLE LIE sAXINGs HANKs.

CONDITION OF THE SAVINGS BANKS
The bill authorizing The Port Chester Savings
Bank 10 invest in town bonds coming UP, MIR. FIELDS
moved amendment to the effect that this bank should
invest beyond 30 per cent Of the face Of the bonds
and proceeded show that there great danger Ill
allowing such Investment without such restriction.
Mr. FORT stated that be had gone the reports ot
savings banks and found that some had surplus, while
others had not they termed assets securities put at
par which not par in fact He dared not state
the floor OF this House the information ne had secured
from his examination Of these reports and he would
say he opposed 10 incorporating more savings
banks under the present system and especially opposed
10 comforting any additional investment powers upon
them
Mr.. Fields's amendment adopted, and then the
bill was reCOmnitted to the Committee on Banks
The bill tgulang ferTiagO from the foot OF Tenth and
Twenty -third-sts., NcwYOrk 10 GreenpOint, or
dered to n third reading
Mr. MOULTON had consent TO introduce bill to reOr
ganize the local government OF New York. being the new
Charter also bill concerning the responsibilities OF
certain officers in the City and County OF New-York.
The second bill empowers any taxpayer TO bring action
against any city official for malfeasaDce IN Office.
The following bills ordered to "A third reading.
Amending Game by including Delaware and 'enango
proviOns
cation: requiring Boards u Supervisors transmit to the
Controller annually Of all the Indebtedness Of the towns
villages countless AMENDING the act extending " all
| uTton-avc, LrJOA N, to Flatbush.
A1iOurupl
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KELSOS SPASM or SENSE.
TIE CONCERT sALOoNs-DEsCENr ON A PANEL


TIE CONCERT SALOONs-DESCENf ON A PANEL
HOUSE.
The proprietOrs of the Canterbury, Oriental,
and Assembly concert saloons were taken yesterday be-
fore Justice Downing at the TOmbs and neld to await
trial In g. 900 bail each Edward Barlow jr proprietor
of the Assembly Rooms baied by his father OF NO.
Al Hudson st.; Paul Falk OF tho Oriental and Assembly
Rooms was baed by Henry Ferenhoz Of No &C Eldridge
st.; Frank NJ. Hughes and Edward ID. Gregory Of the
Canterbury by stephen IL. Knapp Of No. lls FIRST
st. The bartenders discharged with
reprimand. superintendent Kelso directed capt.
Mount to watch the concert saloons every hsn'
The superintendent objects to the indecent cohduct VI
the women employed in these saloons, ana insists tha
the propretors must conne themselves TO the business
OF selling wines, liquors and cigars There are many
however who surprised that the legislative
cnactments against concert saloons by means OF weh
they were eGectually suppressed Few years ago arc
not enforced by the Police. There are no" III bio"u
way In addition those mentioned nearly uo%oh oo"
cert saloons including the Broadway Garden the Dew
nron In the nrancl boulevard Hall and others the
low dens along Chatham-st and the Bowcry, wrh Woio
Tie Az xis Garden, No. COS Broadway nearly Opposite
Canter Try Hail. place ~ vile as any IN .c %
tcrrlpted by the "seare" The following dens on tue
highways Of York were in operation lnst nlsh. as
though nothing han happened: The Mhunce naIucS s
on the Southwest corner OF broaa%ay, F aua
Amlty The Branch on tse SS S"s h 1fs,
2o5 no and ash Bowery Nos s. So iSl 49, 49, sS l
I57 100 and 9l Chatham-st.; No. Ne"CnhniDoIn''',
and No a6i Pearls These include the worst place. 10
their Kind in NewYork and robberes and scenes OF he
lencc are of ordinary occurrence In them III one VI t
places above mentioned policeman was shot a nu
year ago. and the others are scarcely less as gren
IL IA said m police circles that Capt walsh, 10 n, Mr.
nan appontee not ordered TO make tno i
Kelso who. 1t is damed Is In Judge ordered TO-
but when walsh removed the rhiu Wa haze Snno
show what Mr. Brennan's appointee "'Bh' ""'' "'"o
had he been well inclined. ,...,,or nm four, and
Panehouses have increased In nnnper precs, anu
seyer cases Of robbery been reported recently 10
~ o pa,a C,nt Rurden OF tho Twenty-ninth Pre-
cnc has sus,eotcd for long time that No 800 sixth
a,. waa name house, and on Monday night he made
cscent on ty place and arrested the proprietor John
Rooney his vie, who gave the name OF Mary Ann Lee;
49, r. rev Jennie Williams, Edward Kingsley and
Frank Rodgers They locked up In the Thrtieth-
A. Police aiion and were committed yesterday by
T.tce IedwIth at the Jaderson Market Polio" Court
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ANOTHER PROPOSED CHARTER.

RIvAL SCHEME OF THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
The Executive Committee of the rejuye-
mated Citizens Association consisting Of Robert b.
Roosevelt James b. Johnston. Charles Tracy and Henry
A. Patterson has reported plan for new city charter,
the chief feature Of which Is to reduce the number OF
elective officers ana increase the responsibility ana pat
ronage of the appointing officials According to THIS
scheme each clector VIII vote only for the Mayor oo
Alderman, one Assistant Alderman, and one School
Trustee, and every third year for Controller
and Corporation Counsel. The appointment ana
removal of executive officers are vested solely IN the
Mayor the responsibility being shared with no D01y or
prrson The Mayor is to he elected every year Dut tho
Executive officers TO be permanent The Executive
Departments are TO be as follows: Department OF
Finance Department Of Law, Department OF PUBIC
Works Department OF Public Parks, department Vi
Docks Department OF Public Charities and Correction
Department of Public Instruction, Department oi FRO
Sinking Fund Commission, Department OF Health, DO
partment of Police. Each of these Is TO I've organized
very much ms at present The two Boards OF the Com
mon Council are TO be retained as check upon oicI
other The Board of Aldermen Is made a permanent
body only oncthird OF its members gong ont each year.
Toe A..tant Aldermen to be chosen from sai ais
rics to give the political minority power IL the board
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POLITICAL, NOTES.

The bill for General kaihO load law, intro
duced and advocated by Mr.. Charles Hale passed the
third reading in the Massachusetts Senate yesterday
Primaries for the selection of seven delegates
from each District to the Democratic General Committee
OF Kings County hold last evening and resulted in
the reelection OF majority Of the members OF the King
Committee OF last year.
The Wisconsin Assembly has adopted reso-
luon requesting the Wisconsin Senators and Rcpresen
tatives in Congress to their most efficient efforts to
procure the passage OF the Postal Telegraph bill Also,
memorial to Congress 10 repeal tho Bankrupt law.
The Ohio Statesman cOunscls the Democratic
party in that and throughout the country TO not
repeat the buncer made IN the election Of Sher
man, In the nomination OF q Presidential candidate
Judge Davis, Senator Trumbull, Gov. Brown and Sum
ncr fears would not receive the entire Reform Repub
hcan vote. and as q compromise the Hon. William B.
Groesbeck, who has never been sufficiently identified
with any party to make him Objectionable as cand
date At least is claimed he should be liked upon al
once as the second choice, and the wheels OF orgdn1
lion pat in motion to present full front 10 INC nominee
OF the Philadelphia Convention
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TIE REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.
lGENRRAL PRESS DISPATCH

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 81 In the Senate, the
follogmg bills were reported: supplement to the
South Branch Railroad bill; supplement to the West
unerdOn Railroad bill supplement 10 the act respect
ing law and cnanccTy reporters; passed .
The bill TO Incorporate the Middlostx County Bank
OF Perth AmbOy; supplement 10 the charter or inc
Washington Manufacturing Company the bill 10 equalIe
taxation; "A bill request : the members O Congress 10
vol" for an appropriation Of 100000 for public buildings
i'm Trenton "A supplement- the act 10 allow consihDes
Ave cents per mile for every mile Travelled on DusiheSs
for the Coiiris were all ordered 10 a third reading.
I'm the House an additional rule adopted, allowing
no persons except members and officers ON the moor Oh
Tho House Bills introduced 10 allow passengers
nm ID trains in of 10 minutes de tenIlOn
Inv acdeu or otherwise 10 for and receive te iaro
Maid IL places railroads under tho restrictions Oh com
mon carriers IN reference to passenRers 10 prevent to
erection of heating factories for pressing OIL nom nsh
An rtnu Iny or It's trbutares To charter the cataract
Fro Insurance Company OF Paterson To allow owhShps
and Incorporated towns tO vote money I0 puDho lDId-
ries 10 dive 81 900 annually 10 the state Library " IL