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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24

Bark Chin Yang (B. Hsstns from New York for South
spton. ashore the port 10 full Of water ana
nksiy TO break up. The cargo IL being saved.
Bark Pred Eugene. Chase from Troon for IL stranded
at Csernasvon Bar full OF and will probably DO
total loss Two Of the drowned Tho remainder
saved
Bark Queen Victoria tBr,. Mckenzie from baltimore
which arrived at Qusensowa to-day reports having passed
the Hattie Hall asmasted and abandoned bark Hattie
@ Hall. Carter, sailed from New York Nov for Queeus
town.
Bark Address Fr has arrived ct hong Kong with the
Of ship CANCER from Liverpool TO- Manila. which was
wrecked on Swallow Tail Reef China Ssa
schr Julia Merritt fBr, Buckhsrd. from Dundslk via
Dublin for Sydney. cB, ashore PwllhslL The crew
saved.
Ship Tamsrlsns tGer). sidsnburg. from Antwerp for
tho United States, 10 ashore near Terneuse
WEATHER REPORT
HoLvHEAp. Nov ~ Wind W, moderate.
PLYMOUTH Nov 23-wind W, moderate; cloudy.
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BOUND SOUTH.


schr Helen Thompson. Mills, Rockport for New York.
Schr Koret, DuubamA Bangor for New York
Schr George Albert. Hyatt. Bangor for Nev York.
Schr Dolphin. MITCHELL Ellsworth for New York:
Scir Plymouth Rock, Burgess. Boston Tor New York.
Schr VIM BoardmAn. Wietts. Boston Tor New FORK.
Schr Maud Webster. Wentworth Bo,ton for New York.
Schr John Price, NicKsrson, Boston VIA Bridgeport for
New York. =
Schr Mary Ella. Staples. Salisbury for Now York.
Schr i Hurst. Cook. Pawtdckct for Elzabethport.
Schr Washburn Hathaway. Providcnce for New York.
Schr Is Mshoncy, Crowley, Providence for New York.
Schr Amon Bacon, Crosbc, Providence for New York.
Schr Phil Sheridan Lindsey Providence Tor New York
Echr Richard Law awkins, Providcnce Tor New York.
Schr Bella Peck. Avery, Now London for New York.
Schr II Hooper Hooper. New Haven Tor Philadelphia
schr Frank Beattie. heDunfe New Haven Tor Phils-
dolpha. -
Schr Wave, Hall. New hAven for raw York.
schr Alert Hulsc, Port Jcferson for New York.
DoUND EAST. .te@s
Ltghtshlp No ~. New York for Poilocx's Reef
Gchr Mott Haven Collins, New ork for CalRs.
Hcbr Monitor Chase Now York for Hyannis.
Schr L Thompson Hull New York Tor Providenco.
Schr q RUSSELL Randall. Now York for Portland, Ct
Schr Hattie Butler spencer New York for Portand.Ct
Schr De.Atur Oakes. Baker, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Lille q Wells, Wells. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Abby Wasson, WATSON. Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Peacedac Caswe Port johnson for Narragsnsott
Schr A i Weeks Weeks Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Anthony. Anthony. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr II N Squircs Philadelphia tor Boston.
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AN INDIAN MURDER.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1877.
The following despatch has been received from
Fort Hall Indian Agency, Ross Fork Idaho dated TO.
day.
Agent Danelssn to- day arrested Indian who shot
white man here last summer, and turned
him over TO tho Sheriff. who took him
TO Masde. Shortly afterwards an Indian
friend of tho prisoner went TO tho traders
store wherc the Indian was delivered TO tho Sheriff
and shot Alexander RIDDEN dead Rhoden was well
known in the country. The agent has tecgraphed Tor
troops from Fort Hall 10 murderer
and prevent further trouble
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TABLE BAv OCH. Oct l3-Arrived Ethan Allen, Hardy.
Singapore. via Nautilus. for New York.
wAfEnrosp: Nov !-Arrved, Otas, Fslk. fhiisdopnin
Sailed Ith Thos stone, Pitcher rom LvcrpooD. Car
denas; s,h. Bartolom:o Padre for New York Andrss:
Ailiona halvossen. Haivorsen, Savannah.
YNufDEN Nov S-Arrtved. Competitor Kuhn, Now for1'
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEW LIGHTHOUSE AT BovBJKRc, NORTH SEA. DENMARK.
At Bovbjerg tho east COAT OF Jutand. fixed white
light will Do exhibited from recently erected Tao
tower hgh and tho light elevated 1876 feet abov.
tho level The light ID OF the first order and visible 20
miles Position. lat so 81 N. Ion 8 W 4.
IKwEs Del, Nov 22-The customs officer last night nut
lights ON ,unken vessels having standing rigging.
Others will DO put rs the weather moderates
sufficiently I'd get stops and brackets the masts
Tho buoy which was placed tho wreck Of schr Aexan.
der Young SINK In the main ship channel New York hsr
bor.h has disappcayed.
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THE SMITH WIFE MURDER.

Tho trial Of John A. Smith, at Morristown, N. j..
for the of his wife by cutting her throat with
a razor. at Flanders, N. j. July %, concluded
In tho Morris County Oyer and Tcrmincr yesterday
Tho submitted to tho Jury at baIIpast four
o'clock, and they came into court At half past ten
this morning, alter an absence OF eighteen hours
They rendered verdict Of acqutsal the grounds
OF insanity.
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SMOKING OUT MINERS.

DEADwooD, D. T., Nov %, 1877
Tho soldiers, having surrounded the Kcets
mine under direction of Sheriff Burke
closed all the openings EXCEPT the main
shaft and the process Of smoking tho miners out by
sulphur resorted to and successfully carried
The last OF them up At ten O'Clock last night
and all arc now uuder arrest
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Oct IL. schr Loleta, Dexter from
tho Arctic with 100 bbis oil 800 lbs bono and 900
ivory; goth bark Hunter. Whitney NIB from cruise, dur
Ing which took nothing: 25th. brig w II Allen, Glsy
from the Arctic with 200 bills warus OIL 6Uo0 los ivory
and 600 whalebone; 26h, ship Milton, Hamblin NIB
letter rom Captain ylander Of sehrAuvelia reports
her At sca Oct ~ lat % n, lon so W. all well. r"
spoken-Oct 81. lat Al N, Ion 4s W. bark Josephine
Long. Of NIB.
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MURDERER ARRESTED.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov "a, 1877.
A cable despatch from Liverpool announces the cap
,ure at that place Of the mate Of the bark Mary G.
Chapman, OF New Brunswick, for killing q sailor on
their way up the Delaware River last September
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REsPITED TO PREPARE FOR DEATH.

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Nov. %, 1871
Jack Hunt, the Munroe county VITO murderer, who
10 have been hanged the 10th inst, has been
respted by tho Governor until December Is order
10 allow him to prepare for death.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. %. 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wHirgsToHr TELEGRAPH LxI.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wnrrgsToNr TELEGRAPH Inns.
Steamer AbyssnIa Pm. Murphy, Lyorpool Nov 10 ana
arrived At AN Had :.l.ny NJ wf;,s s gals.
''ss. sasS aas.nd s
Queenstown Sth. with mdse and passengers :" y w
s a.d sn s. IS I IN vim
sinking condition; took of the captain ana sH ,
copper ore and had ma,nast and mizzentopmast gone
SSs s:y tat a scsos.n
DAM and Hslve.is Br' hence for lavsrpoo Nav and
Grsvsssnd TN with mdss and TO John bale
s ssng S,s sssa bound
miles OF sandy Hook. steamer Bo'hn' 'n1' hehco io'
s,samsr Devonia Br. Munro Glasgow NOV 10 and Mo,
Es .n mh h, %a.s nn oa q psss steamer
fsr,. from London for New YORK: 2sd 100 miles Z Of
sandy 9os s.sas s
southampton 18Th with dse and passengers to osrich'
gu. syss% Dewitt .rs Charleston Sc days.
steamer %ysnose coSsh Richmond City Point and
Norfolk With %.s tn. 9d Dominion s.S.%shp Co.
.e nsss' 10 the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ballast order had heavy westerly gales In tho Channel
in which lost and split sails ~, v r,.o,
= s.s. ssss.
hours Barometer 81 since ans weather
Bark Prvi puhrovscti tau9 sulich Liverpool 40 days.
Bark xnseo !o Malta, via.l Cardiff As days. In ballast
to master. Had variable weather.
Barx Dorna tAus) Gatarnich Gloucester ~ days With
salt 70 order Socovich Co. Had fine weather.
Park Colombo (Ita Stage Limerick 40 days In ballast
TO order.
Bark Dannebrog Nor) Kurz stetn So days. in ballast.
to Funch Edyc Co. .
Bark Waaland lNor) Erikscn, Barcelona 40 days. in
ballast TO master. II I'D moderate weather
Bark Alfred Michel (frl Ferrand Havana % days. with
sugar to order; vessel to James Henry.
sark Eliza Brss Hollis. OF and from Bermuda days, in
ballast to A Il Tucker. Il
Brig L'Amico tItaD opposite, Palermo ~ days, with
sulphur and sumac to LAWRENCE, Giles @; vessel 70
moderate weather &.
Brig Invincibe (Sp) R0mrcs. Havana rs days, In bal
last to Soudcr d Adams.
Schr NJ k (of st ohm, NB), Rudolph. Cape Hayden
Is days, with ogwood kunhardt Co; vessel TO
Nevius sons
n- steamer City Of Now York. which arrived 22d from
Havana left tho afternoon OF Nov ID net l7th Is
reported.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

AUBURN, N. Y, Nov. %, 1877.
Brotherton, convicted OF the murder of Moon, was
to-day sentenced 10 be hanged on Thursday, January
IL, 1878. Tho old man received bis sentence with APP
parent unconcern.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. Nov. 23-Noon
The time OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
(y standard time Of the United Naval Observatory
1t Washington dropped twoenths seconds slow
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TO BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
AUBURN, n. ", Nov. o

AUpuRN n. y, Nov D. 1911
Tho Jury In tho case Of Barr, indicted Tor the MUIR
dor OF Keeper CASTER in Auburn prison, in February
last At noon to-day rendered verdict OF murder in
ara aecond degree aud Barr was sentenced 10 imprs-
onnsnt for life IN the Auburn prison.
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DEACON SMITH HELD FOR TRIAL

BosroS, Nov %, 1871
The examination Of Deacon Ezra P. Smith and Mrs.
Cbamphn, for poisoning Mrs. Smith, was concluded
shis afternoon, and both were held for trial.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK THE
MONTHS or NOVEMBER AND DEcEMBER.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, u.
r AR0E ASSORTMENT OF WOOD AND MtALLTC
ABoats cheap. 36S South at. near Gouyeneur tp.
STEPHEN lktjERTS.
CCows FOR SALE OR CHARrER-2OU TO ID Tons
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DABY cAkRiAGES-fHE NOVELTY. SiiF08
okw dAxs only. TIBBALS. e2o Brsadvsx.
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers City Of Austin, for Fernandna. &C.; Thet
Norfolk.
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w. Sob. Destination
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OMce
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SPAWNED AT LAST.

The hrst iron arch or the Gilbert Elevated Railroad
cd itself TO tho asonished eyes al Sixth
freQuenters Forty street yesterday morn
Ing AS this looked like business TO many who had
thought that the company was merely going 70 Dig
holes and lay foundations this winter, leaving the
supcrsructurc be erected In the distant future,
quito . crowd assembled there during the morning
hours TO see the Sixth double decker would
make It's appearance and eudcavor TO have It's top
smashed by the cross beams, SO as TO get up q
new cease OF damages" The double decker, though
visible the every day curing the past week,
did make its appearance 10 the utter disgust of
the crowd that, in the absence Of something better
do, anxious 10 see tho collision. Tho nfst
thus erected the very corner which was
the OF numerous injunctions that have Kept
uptown people from enjoying the dement's Of rapid
transit for iuy three years stands there as sort OF
rlumphal arch to mark the progress this city max
ing against oid-timo monopoiies ana norse-car IN
limitation.
Along West Broadway also, between Worth aud
Leonard streets, several iron pillars have already
been erected the Foundations ready Tor the cross
beams put on apd derrcks wore being placed In
position last evening to facilitate the construction Of
The various arches during this week. -
rho connection between West rniro uate Amity)
street ana Sixth avenue ID now complete, foun-
daons having been aug TO the very corner Oh the Two
strccts The structure In West Third street remains
intact all intents and purposes inc engineer OF
s road has opened an once Twenty-third street,
bel weep Filth and Sixth avenues central location,
whence ali orders Tor the future energetic construc
ton and completion OF the road will be issued.
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EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Cable laying In the present weather, at tie height
at which the engaged in stationed is rather
cold work. Tho workmen, however, are getting ac-
customed TO II and do mind the outing blasts as
those visitors who ascend 70 the anchorages or
In tho saddle slots, on top Of tho towers,
through which the strands in process OF construction
pass and rcst small stoves are provided the
comfort OF the workmen. Az the cradles the men
keep much as possible In the little sheds AZ each
end where tho carrier wheels pass, and have TO
rely upon their clothing and their constant moving 10
and fro for warmth.
progressing tho seventh pair OF upstream strands,
which will be finished carly this week.
On the approaches the work done speaks strongly
and the piers tower up and can be from out
side tho yards. On the Brooklyn side the brickwork
OF the rst pier has crcpt up the anchorage face TO the
point from which the arch connecting u with the sec.
ond pier will spring The second pier Is already well
along in the second story tho third 10 at the com.
mencement of It. while tho BRICK and stone work OF
the fourth are up TO the ground level On the New
York side the work has also progressed rapidly and
the hrst two piers tower high above tho ground
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curious Roman fan OF 1850, with picture OF the APP
plan Way painted on kid, loaned by Mra l. d'Ore-
M ieux; fan painted bone sixty years ago, Mrs.
Samuel w etmore case OF Vernis Martin ians. These
fans take their name from Martin, whose varnish 10
used on them and always worth a large price, AZ
they unique the secret Of the varnish having died
with It's maker Ivory Ian over one hundred years
old MIRA Marsion Taylor; carved ivory ian 200 years
old Mira H. Haywood; Two fans belonging 10 the IN
throp family from one 70 two hundred years old, MIS-
J. Marston Taylor; fan painted by Emile du ront,
Mira Woolsey johnson. In this room 10 handsome
Chinese screen loaned by Mrs. s. A. Havemeyor.
MIDDLE AGES.
In the MediHval room the articles not already men
toned bag OF silk and gold such As ladies OF the
Middle Ages carried their prayer books IN. loaned oy
Mrs George Jones; . piece OF Gobeln tapestry, the
garden OF Versailles loaned by Sypner Co. square
Of tapestry time OF Louis XII. probably from Cna.
teau de Couvances, In France; Limoges enamel, the
"Repose In Egypt" signed J. Jules Reymondl
loaned by DR.. W. Hammond; old German strong box
with secret spring. used for Jewels fifteenth century,
Mrs. Frederic Jones; twelve specimens oil ancient
pottery OF Peru. prehistoric age. showing no trace
OF the pottor's wheel, loaned BY W. W. Evans.
New Rochelle; piece OF Gobclin tapestry, from
the factory at Beauvais-subject the arts and SCI
ences-loancd by Mira 8. L. N. Barlow japanese
Gogen Sauna by one or the Damios, l2s years old,
loaned by Samuel Colmani antique silver gilt pcr-
fume burner and jewel stand. owned by j. d. Munoz.
Mr. d. Maitland Armstrong sends the largest co'iec-
ton OF MEDIEVAL articles; Adrea Ferara blade, used
al the battle Of Alloden. 1746, by Donald Cameron
youngest Of the Clenners, ana majolics jardiniere
with sirens for handles, containing head Of Doge
Hammond
The visitor will struck at once BY the tasteful
arrangement OF all the articles In this exhibition,
which Is unusual even In art exhibitions.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Davia-Court opens as half past ton A. NJ for ex-
M.
SUPREME CouRr-GENKRAL TERM.-Adjournod until
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcAL TERM-HeId by Judge
Barrett emurrers-Nos. 1 to 20, inclusive.
Donohus.-Nos 27sS. HAS, ll6l e2s, 1902 si4, I4is,
1922 1883. 957h 1871. 1888. 1908, 1913, ll2o, 7s5,
1882 1892 1000, SOL, 1422 385 1882 2O39 2Ol0 204l
2042 2o4S, 2044, AL 1926 Part 2-Held by Judge Law
ii07 1885, oS1 sS4. 22ss. 1901, 1926 1921 i24o ssa
l22S, 6l9, l772 2034 1906 1899, 1885. Part 3-Held
by Judge Van Brunt-Case on, No. So, Black Ct al.
vs.. Continental National Bank. No day calendar
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL rERM.-Adjourned until
the hrst Monday OF January.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge
Sedewick. Calender called at eleven A. M.-Dsmur
rers-Nos 2 9, ., Q, ~ 9. Issues OF iact-No.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sanford Nos 72e, 272, 7el 6l2, 2s7 2o7 2es,
43o. 627. s59, 4s2 az, s7i 800, 5lz Part 2Hed by
sos. OH, AL 72s. 1885, $751; 4i6 77d 79i 524 49, $685.
49, 49, gu e72 ~ 4es, ass 7bl, 10 e7s l4s ~
o @ e1 ~ 'Ssgs as c s s ss 49, &c., Gs
$40 49, $685. oo4, 74o 27a e94, 7os al, rs, 81. 2s5,
1853, l6g
the nrst Monday Of January.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUIrY TERx-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Nos. ! TO ~ inclusive. Demurrers-Noa i,
2a4
CoMnox PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-Part Held by
Judge Larremore 1915, 723 $780, 926, 2476, 1874
2466 III, ll72 1856, 470 1888 800 &c., 1852 Part 3
Held by Judge Roblnson.-Nos 927, 761, I40l, Ill,
1926 1891 362 1882 2376, $685. 1406 14l4 1893 1910,
l60, 22v 49, 1854, 1908, 1851, l407, 1920, 1851
1857, 1924, 1873, 3U7, l43, 1887.
MARINE C0URr-TRIAL rERM-part Held by Judge
McAdam.-Nos 1857, 1916, 1916 23l7 1922 1918 341O,
2z7S, 1858, 226s, l747 2zS3 1888 2256, 495H. Part
2-Held by Judge Aiker-Nos. 1522 220l, z5S1, 1897,
Seal 22Ss lvSoh, 1851 2o92, 1885, 1885, 1921, 1880.
1884, $3.50 Part 3--Held by Judge Goepp-Nos. 2O5l,
1884, 3.23 e00H l605, 2I62 1l3S, $685. 3649, 17I0k.
1866, $685. 2lS2, $40 lo66
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part Held by Judge
suIherand.-Ine People VS.. James sampson ana Pat
rick OReilly, robbery; Same Fleming W. Jackson,
ieonious assault ana battery; Same Bernard
Flood, ieonious assault battery; Same va James
h. Sackett, ielonious assault and battery; Same
Lawrence Scott ielonious assault and battery Same
vs. William Nelly. grand larceny; Same vs.. Edward
Sullivan, larceny from the person; same Amos
ScItz, violation OF Excise law Same vs. George Stew.
art and Clarence Crawford, robbery. Part 2-Held by
Judge charlottesville People VS.. Joseph Moran,
teonIous assault and battery; same vs. Raymond
Monico, feOnious assault and battery; Same Eu-
gene D. Angel, Ielonious assault and battery; Same
vs. Patrick Roeden, ielonous assault and battery
Same vs. John II. Muiiin, burglary; Same VS.. John
Malloy, Thomas Lynch and John Neil, burgaryj
Same vs. Blanche horreiL grand larceny: Same va
jacob Schmidt, bigamy; Same Va Herman Nathan,
forgery.
COURT or OYER AND TxRxnER-Held by Judge
Brady.-Th People VS.. Thomas L. Lambert, perjury /:
Same va Louisa WetzeL homicide
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ART ABROAD.

The first part OF new catalogue OF paintings of
rator just appeared and comprises the schools oil
Italy and Spain
Among u collection OF some two hundred lots bc-
longing to IN. w. y. K, 1" and sold n few days ago.
there were examples OF prints OF Hans Scbold Beham
aud Bartnold Behan, number OF ostade, "a few of
Rembrandt and two etcnipgs by Claude, one a 1rst
state OF his MASTERPIECES, "Le Bowler" Tho collection
OF the late Professor Heimsve OF Bonn, rich orgi-
nal drawings OF Old masters was also sold under
charge, that DR.. Won, also oil Bonn the
manuscript Catalogue OF whose cole ction hed iortv
volumes. IL included largo number oil etchings ny
Van Dyke, the great bulk, however, being an I'M
mense collection Of portraits oil doctors, ply sicans
astronomers, acDymIsls and other Ike persons OF all
countries" according to the catalogues.
Tho south kensington Museum has lately repro
duccd In red chalk tweuty-sx OIL the most portant
Of the Watteau drawings owned by Miss James
Mr. Whistler has recently executed an etching oil
DR.. Haast, the geoogist, has lately found in the
New Zealand caves paintings similar 70 those OF the
Bushmcn.
D1rer exhibition Is shortly to be held In Berlin.
The Berlin National Gallery lately paid 90 900 marks
for Hans Makarrs large canvas VI Catherine Cornaro.
Jan Van Beer the Belgian landscape painter, is or
gan zing on oxnibiuon oil 800 of his paintings.
Pau Men, Of stuttgart publishing IN parts, Fried
rich Jacnnckes 'Grundriss der keramiK, IN "Bczug
nui das kunst Gewerbe."
The private view o the winter exhibition OF sketches
ana paintings oil and OF the society OF
British Artists TOOK place OH Saturday, November IL.
AS there IS law In Holland which compcls govern
ment officials, assuming Office to cease being COL
ectors, the large COLLECTION OF Flemish ADD Dulch en-
cravings, ctchings, &c, belonging to M. Van der
kelen, recently appointed Director Of the National
Collection OF Prints, Will be sold in Amsterdam In
January, tho safe commencing on the 7th OF the
month The collection comprises Z, 500 examples
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A COLORED CHURCH SCANDAL.

Last evening" Rev. William Hill, the pastor OF the
Market Street Colored Church (Baptist) in Newark,
took for his text story Of Daniel in tho ons den
and mado some remarks which construed by SOW
eral OF his hearers delicate reference to scandal
which is now agitating the members Some evenings
ago, It seems, young sister named Annie Scale rose
Ia meeting aud created quite sensation BY mpIoring
that the Lord would save from her evil ways another
young sister, and OF the brethren who Annie SAID
had been 'a-doing SIGH naughty tings, Lordl
Lord" In her eager suppcatl0ns she indicated who
the parties were sue referred to- After the meeting
alleged, she ampned her references and used
names and places. She coupled the name Of Harriet
Waynes with OF the deacons. Harriet was duly
iniormed-not having been present during the ex-
pose-and straightway wont before magistrate and
made q charge against Annie OF defamation OF char
acter. Annie arrested and admitted TO bail Tor
examination. She declares she can prove all she
charged, s'an' noah too, boss"
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A MYSTERIOUS HANGING.
WELL DRESSED MAN FOUND SUSPENDED IN
A NEW DURHAM IN ~ BARN.

WELL DRESSED MAN FOUND SUSPENDED IN
NEW DURHAM IN. ~ BARN.
son OF Enoch Greenleaf, superintendent or the
Weehawken Cemetery, NJ New Durham, N. j., yester-
day afternoon told his father that was setting
in the barn. Mr.. Greeneaf went to barn eject
the trespasser and found that the was dead Two
white handkerchofs knotted together were fastened
about his neck and one end tied to beam. The
man was almost on his knees, his feet touching the
ground and the weight Of the body forcing the legs
under him. Coroner Crane, OF HoboKen, was
notified and At four O'Clock the body down. IL
was then quite warm The body Is that Of man
about fifty years OF age, Ave feet eight inches In
height, and IN apparently well to do
lie was dressed w almost entirely OF black
broadcloth, with calfskin boots black ielt nat
Only knife and a key found In the pockets aud
In tho sleeve cuffs gold studs The clothes
bore the name Of "Hataeld L. Sons, clothiers, New
York" The head was almost bald and bore
erai small cuts The face is one Of intelligence
There was nothing whatever about the
remains by which the body could ba
identified. The absence OF any money OIL
papers about the clothes and the blood
the head lead Coroner Crane to suspect foul play,
and the fact that tho body was yet warm when cui
down shows that II must have been daylight when
tine man entered the barn. The body removed 10
Cranes morgue and an investigation will be made.